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ART OF THE FEAST Art and food meet in a moveable feast this week at Geelong Gallery as part of the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival. The roaming courses, led by gallery director Jason Smith, combine locally sourced fare with up-close references to works by Eugene von Guerard, Sidney Nolan and Frederick McCubbin. ● » Canvas to Plate, April 6 & 7, 7pm Geelong Gallery, 55 Little Malop Street, Geelong Gallery members $118, non-members $133 » melbournefoodandwine.com.au

COLD COMFORT We’re loving the new winter collections from Oz Design Furniture. Inspired by coast, urban vibes and world travel, the design team have come up with a delightful melange of textures, colours and touch-worthy fabrics. Think velvets and rich leather teamed with natural and whitewash timbers for those who like to mix and match. ●

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It might feel as if Christmas was just last week, but it’s beginning to look a lot like Easter at Westfield Geelong. Head along for family fun in the Easter craft village and maze – those who complete it will be rewarded with an egg. Word is the Easter Bunny will make an appearance on the two Saturdays leading up to Easter between 10am and 2pm. ●

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» Easter Maze & Craft Village, 10am-2pm, April 8-13 & April 15 Westfield Geelong, 95-97 Malop Street, Geelong ; 5215 4001. » westfield.com.au/geelong

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When it comes to pretty Easter wares, T2 Tea’s new collection has us turning the kettle on. Its super-sweet flower and fairy-themed teapots, cups and mugs are just the thing for serving up a cuppa of T2’s limited edition Baxter’s Buns tea. The top-selling hot-cross-bun brew now comes in a new chocolate flavour. ●

Grab the kids and head out to Geelong Greyhound Racing Club next Tuesday for a day of free school-holiday action. Treat the kids to the inflatable slide and jumping castle, karaoke, face painting, free activity bags and snack packs. Youngsters can also enter the draw to parade a racing greyhound before the big race. ●

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JOANNE GAMBLE GETS TIPS FROM THE EXPERTS ON STYLING YOUR HOME FOR AUTUMN

hat moment just beyond the last day of summer, when you reach to the back of your linen cupboard for a cashmere throw, can induce a mix of emotions. Interior creatives and happy homemakers are generally excited about any change in season because it provides an excuse to adjust their living space. We asked three such creatives to share their inspirational mood boards for the inevitable shift from summer to autumn, and offer personal tips on how you too can layer your home for a comfortable transition. ●

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ALICIA SCIBERRAS A stylist who’s worked with high-end brands such as Cult Design, Alicia Sciberras has put together an autumnal board that is eclectic and conceptual: “Fauvism meets St Tropez,” she says. Her suggestion for autumn is as timeless as it is seasonal. “When it comes to an autumnal interior, my approach is casual elegance enhanced with rich textures and a notion of colour play,” she says. “I am predicting rich red-rust colours contrasted with lighter pastel pinks, mauve and a pop of ultramarine. Bring out a textural interior landscape with statement furniture from Dimore Studio, small ceramic [raku-style] pieces by Georgia Harvey and upholstery from Raf Simons.” If some of these names have you coming out in a budget-breaking rash, Dimore Studio’s look can be recreated using vintage furniture or by upcycling your current furniture in Dimore’s signature velvets. Raku ceramics (hand-shaped Japanese pottery) can be found on eBay. Or, if you love Georgia Harvey’s work, then make this your investment piece for autumn: an original, handcrafted work of art by a local maker. That’s bound to warm the cockles of your heart. ● » aliciasciberras.com 6 DOMAIN GEELONG \ APRIL 6, 2017

“I predict rich red-rust colours contrasted with lighter pastel pinks, mauve and a pop of ultramarine” – Alicia Sciberras, stylist

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RICHARD MISSO \ THE STYLESMITHS “There’s a definite air of indulgence about this season’s throws, rugs and cushions,” says Richard Misso, creative director at The Stylesmiths. “Plush, strokeable textures seem to be as important as warmth,” he says. Richard compiled a mood board of his favourite Pantone colours and included a plethora of cable knits, including the giant weaves that continue to delight. As for overexposed looks, Richard suggests

carefully storing copper accessories until further notice. “Real metals, but also metallic finishes, are still at large, but avoid copper as it’s had its day; think brass for its aged warm hues, paired with inky moody blues, kale or forest green cushions or throws to make for a perfect cosy setting. “If you feel like breaking it up, add a pop of yellow or terracotta. I dare you.” ● » thestylesmiths.com.au

We offer a simple modern menu with a focus on generous fresh flavours with many dishes that are great for sharing. We are committed to using the best seasonal produce from local suppliers whenever possible. Our pasture fed beef, lamb, pork and chicken is free range, GMO and hormone free. For our vegan friends we’ve included a great selection of vegan dishes and wines to our list. Our bar is open from 4 pm every day with a great bar menu, drink specials and Geelong’s best view over the bay

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PAIGE ANDERSON Warmth and texture are the buzzwords for autumn; trend forecasters have long predicted a move towards more tactile surfaces and textiles as an antidote to digitalisation. For stylist and new mother Paige Anderson, this has become a particular priority. “The need to make your home a place of family, love, relaxation and tranquillity is becoming important in our world of overstimulation,” she says. “My antidote is to create an environment full of textures and colours to reflect the rich variety of the natural world. “Welcome warm hues of orange and terracotta then mix them with jewel tones of red, green and fuchsia.” If you’re in the market for new furniture this season, she suggests choosing pieces that

embrace texture such as rattan, weave and roughly hewn timber. “Now more than ever it’s important to connect to the natural world,” she says. Not ready to invest in the bigger items? Patterned rugs can add an eclectic layer. Paige likes the pairing of a patterned rug with a blue velvet sofa, which will enhance any pops of blue in the rug. Another antidote to the speed of modern life can be found in handcrafted pieces. Make like your parents and invest in an heirloom; you can start small with a ceramic or something in hand-painted fabric, then save up for a beautifully crafted table or armchair. ●

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record surge of autumn listings has increased competition among sellers and provided buyers with an unprecedented choice of properties in the Geelong market. Geelong recorded an auction clearance rate of 65.9 per cent in March, down on the 70.3 per cent reported in February and also just below the 66.3 per cent in March last year. The lower clearance rate, however, came amid a record number of auctions, with 133 homes listed to go under the hammer in March. This was well ahead of the 97 auctioned in February and also significantly up on the 94 listed in March 2016. The number of Geelong homes auctioned in March set an autumn monthly record. There were 85 homes reported sold at auction, with the previous record of 81 set in November and December last year. Geelong had a median auction price of $525,500 in March. That was down on the $570,000 recorded in February but 16.8 per cent higher than the $450,000 median in March last year. The Surf Coast had a March clearance rate of 68.8 per cent, with 17 listings. It had a median

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Harcourts North Geelong director Joe Grgic says: “There’s excellent value buying in Bell Post Hill, with Kardinia International College, one of the state’s best-performing schools, within the suburb. You won’t find a better value proposition anywhere.”

sale price of $710,000. Auction activity in Geelong is expected to decline in April, disrupted by school holidays and the Easter break. ● SARAH BIESKE property@domain.com.au

» Dr Andrew Wilson is Domain Group’s chief economist and Australia’s leading residential real estate analyst. He’s a regular commentator on the property market and appears on Sunrise, Today and as a columnist with The Age. Follow him on Twitter at @DocAndrewWilson.

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Started out \ About 10 years ago. Before that I was a stock analyst, but I was ready for a new challenge. Best part of the job \ The consultation process. I love sitting down with a client and talking to them about their home, their plans and offering the advice I’ve learnt to help them make the right decision. Geelong’s eelong’s property hot spot \ The character areas, in particular, I think, South Geelong and East Geelong. You can still get some affordable properties in those areas, particularly given the location and what those areas offer. My favourite place \ Pistol Pete’s Food ’n’ Blues in Little Malop Street. It’s such a great spot. All of Little Malop Street really comes to life at night. On days off I like to … spend time with my family. I’ve got an 11-month-old daughter so my days off now are family days. ●

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the bold & the beautiful the design files’ lucy feagins discovers a point lonsdale gem

his striking beachside house on the Bellarine Peninsula is evidence of the transformative effects of a bold colour treatment. A house that was once on the verge of demolition has been given a cheerful and contemporary update using the bravest of colours schemes, with spectacular results. Kate and Mal Heppell bought their Point Lonsdale house 11 years ago when it was advertised as a “knockdown”. “The house had literally been cut and sealed – ready for demolition,” Kate says. Nevertheless, the quirky building had a special appeal – and unexpected staying power. Kate and Mal never demolished it. Instead, they reversed the pre-demolition works, added two bedrooms and a new bathroom, replaced every window, extended the decks, and clad the exterior in timber. “While the exterior was dilapidated, the interior was actually really beautiful, a sweet layout, with stunning natural light – and a lot worth salvaging,” Kate says. So they did – the interior, particularly upstairs, is virtually original. This intuitive, “mend and make do” approach explains, in part, how Kate and Mal’s house came to be such a rich patchwork of diverse colours, textures and materials. As they added to the modest house, concrete finishes, bold colour and timber details were layered on to the existing framework. The couple also used brilliant, unexpected colour throughout. Rich olive greens, warm orange tones and deep indigo make for vibrant, distinctive spaces; there is barely a white wall in the house. An eclectic edit of second-hand furniture, handcrafted homewares, beautiful art works and vivid soft furnishings from Kate’s homewares brand Kip & Co. complete the look. Kate is passionate about Australian art. “A special piece is the Minnie Pwerle painting in the living room, which Mal and I purchased together about

Original style: The main sitting room in the colourful Point Lonsdale house is upstairs among the treetops. (EVE WILSON / PRODUCTION LUCY FEAGINS / THE DESIGN FILES)

12 years ago, a couple of years after we met,” she says. Two paintings by Melbourne artist Rhys Lee are also firm favourites. For the Heppell family, the bright, eclectic home showcases their combined creative personalities. “Your house should be somewhere you feel comfortable and inspired,” Kate says. “For me, bold colours bring a vibrant strong energy to the home, and I think they encourage creativity, imagination and play with my kids.” ●

WHO \ Kate Heppell of Kip & Co, her partner Mal Heppell of DMS Landscapes and their two young children WHERE \ Point Lonsdale WHAT \ Colourful family home on the Bellarine Peninsula

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how to Use bold colour ● Bold colours can be transformative when

they are used confidently. Start with a small area such as a bright hue on an internal door. ● Consider how you use a room. Charcoal

grey and indigo create a moody, relaxed atmosphere in lounge rooms and bedrooms. Warm brights such as pinks, corals and yellows create good energy in kitchens and dining areas. ● Experiment in children’s rooms. Be inspired

by their drawings, bed linen and toys. ● Consider the light. Colours with warm

undertones suit sunny spaces; a cool, muted palette works with limited natural light. ● As with any decorating decision, the key

The bright stuff: (From left) the kitchen, downstairs studio and piano room, and the guest bedroom, with pillows, bedding and bedspread by Kip & Co.

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he Surf Coast and Otway regions are gearing up for their annual celebration of local produce with Eat Local Month – a series of 13 gastronomic events spread throughout April. The region’s local food industry is starting to boom, according to Ben Shaw of Basils Farm. He is part of the new wave of food producers involved in Eat Local Month. “The events are about creating an awareness,” he says. “There are so many great producers coming out of our regions, so it’s a chance for people to meet some new producers or restaurants and cafes that are doing good things.” Ben and his team at Basils Farm grow pumpkin, corn, chilli and more for the on-site winery’s cafe, and also supply heirloom tomatoes to Little Green Corner cafe in Geelong. His interest in produce flourished after starting his own backyard garden when he moved to Geelong from Melbourne a decade ago. After becoming involved in local community gardens and doing a course in permaculture, Ben became the sales manager at Basils Farm winery and saw the opportunity to start a vegie garden.

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home grown Brendan bale gets a taste of eat local month “That was two days a week, four years ago,” Ben says. “Now we have a few gardeners and we’ve expanded into a large kitchen garden plus orchards and berries. It’s just taken off.” Now in its third year, Eat Local Month has grown from a small collection of community events to a multifaceted festival that includes talks, fine dining and markets.

Ben thinks it has huge potential to expand further. “People are getting a lot more conscious about where their food is coming from, and they want to support people that are doing what we’re doing.” While Ben is pleased to see a growing interest in locally sourced produce, not everyone is on to the local food train yet.

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“It’s still a niche thing to eat locally, as most people shop at the big supermarkets,” he says. “It’s about letting people know there is an alternative.” Ben and some of his fellow farmers will provide that alternative at The New Breed, an event showcasing the produce of some of the region’s best growers. Oliver Benson from Ravens Creek Farm, Bridie Cotter and Tom Gaunt from Kinsfolk Farm and Hugh Whitehead from host venue Little Green Corner will also be there to share their secrets about growing and selling sustainable food. “We’ve all come from a non-traditional farming background,” Ben says. “We all went to uni, studied commerce and did all sorts of things; yet we’ve ended up in the food industry.” He hopes to continue sharing his fresh perspective on farming, which has a strong focus on sustainability and nourishing the community. “Food brings people together. We do eat three times a day, so if we can eat food that’s grown locally, why wouldn’t we?” ● bbale@theweeklyreview.com.au » eatlocalmonth.com.au

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It’s something to savour as Chef Pietro and Carli of Onda Foods prepare a delicious four-course feast featuring freshly harvested produce from local suppliers paired with local wines. It’s sure to be a treat; bookings are essential.

Dine on local produce and delights from within the region – meet the producers in person and hear them discuss their philosophy. Hilbilby Cultured Food head chef Paul Andrews and his team will prepare a menu based around their products.

Come work on a farm for the day as part of the Eat Local Month school holiday program. Children can feed animals and learn about animal farming, propagating seeds and planting seedlings, tree planting and how to develop a wetland.

Four growers will share how they came to grow and sell sustainable food for a living. Foodies can enjoy a lunch sourced entirely from local seasonal ingredients from Ravens Creek Farm, Kinsfolk Farm and Basils Farm, prepared by the staff at Little Green Corner.

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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (PG) 133 mins \ DVD, Blu-Ray and Digital (Disney) starwars.com Set in the weeks before the 1977 original, the latest entry in the Star Wars canon abandons its sword-and-sorcery roots for bleak wartime sci-fi. This pays off in action sequences where the stakes are unusually vivid, but risks losing the knockabout charisma of the other films. For all its pushing into new territory, it’s the most nostalgic elements that truly deliver. The new characters (excepting Ben Mendelsohn’s Ocker baddie) fade away as soon as Darth Vader appears. ●

The Night Manager \ SBS Wednesdays, 9.30pm. sbs.com.au Having made its debut on cable last year, this John le Carre thriller has finally trickled down to free-to-air. It’s a genuine treat, fusing brainy intrigue with the exotic glamour of the best Bond films. Tom Hiddleston’s Jonathan is recruited by the British secret service and sent after billionaire Richard Roper, who is thought to be at the centre of a black market arms trade. Tom’s Teflon charms are very 007, but the real star is Broadchurch’s Olivia Colman as his rumpled handler. It also stars Melbourne’s own Elizabeth Debicki. ●

The Unmourned \ By Meg and Tom Keneally » $32.99 (Penguin) penguin.com.au Hugh Monsarrat is an ex-convict, now working as a clerk for the governor in colonial NSW. Along with his housekeeper Mrs Mulrooney, he is called upon to solve the occasional gruesome murder. Their latest case involves the death of the manager of the Female Factory (essentially a workhouse for women convicts), a man known to take salacious advantage of his charges. Written by a Booker Prize-winner and his daughter, this is a rollicking historical murder mystery, delivered with wry wit. ●

Jarvis Cocker and Chilly Gonzales \ Room 29 (Deutsche Grammophon) jarviscocker.net Former Pulp singer Jarvis Cocker has always had a gift for storytelling, his most famous lyrics fusing the economy of Raymond Carver, the debauchery of Serge Gainsbourg and the wry wit of Alan Bennett. His latest project, with Canadian performer Chilly Gonzales, puts the past crimes and anecdotes relating to a famed Los Angeles hotel against minimalist piano. Jarvis drifts and whispers his tales like a particularly salacious ghost. Few rockers have managed to age this gracefully without blunting their edge. ●

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was surprised the other night to find a tightrope walker practising his tricks along the beachfront at Torquay. Jumping onto the rope, bouncing on his butt, his stomach, twisting and turning like a trampolining dervish, occasionally even walking on the thing. The bloke hooked up his gear between two trees, about a metre off the ground. As gobsmacked as I was, joggers, strollers and other passers-by seemed strangely unimpressed by his antics. It seems he’s a regular. Like the personal trainers and bootcamp torturers you’ll find there. That’s not the only unusual thing along the waterfront in Torquay, though. The old summer resort littoral has curious offerings for folks of all seasons. Scratch about a little and you’ll find a few surprises alongside the Norfolk pines and angular cypresses. Arthur Leonard Long for one. He’s remembered in stone for making the first flight across Bass Strait to mainland Australia, landing at Torquay in December 1919.

“Scratch about a little and you’ll find a few surprises alongside the norfolk pines and angular cypresses” A figurehead from the 1902 wreck of the Inverlochy that went walkabouts in the 1950s is now marked by an abstract timber sculpture from a beachfront cypress. The Joseph H. Scammell, which ran aground off Point Danger in 1891, is recalled by a thumping great anchor and photos from the time. It was just one of numerous ships that came to grief along the south-west coast. While no lives were lost on the Scammell, subsequent looting was shocking; the vast majority of the cargo was reportedly buried

in local backyards, paddocks and sand dunes. The skipper copped it in the neck for careless navigation and negligence, and he’d invested his own savings in the ship. Beachcombers, dog-owners, mums and bubs, cafe addicts, surfers and windsurfers, paddleboarders, swimmers, joggers, walkers and recovering footballers are among the local tribesfolk you’ll find when the foreshore’s not flooded with tourists. It’s surprising how many of them work in Geelong. It’s much the same next door in Jan Juc.

The things you see are treasures. Pink sky above the horizon of a winter’s evening, blazing full-moon discs reflecting off the water at night, magnificent thunderheads rolling in when the millibars drop, hazy sea mists encroaching late in the afternoon as the quicksilver plunges. In the morning you might find mountains of kelp washed up, or wooden groynes that were there yesterday buried under sand, cuttlefish galore as if massacred overnight, shivering tourists snapping photos of Cosy Corner while scoffing tea and cake. It’s funny how Torquay locals seem to embrace the cold. It might be 10 degrees in the sun, but they’ll lap up the dripping moonahs and icy grass slopes. They’ll breakfast al fresco and they’ll break out the shorts. The big thing about Torquay, however, is everyone seems to want it to retain its village charm. It’s a bit like King Canute; progress is inevitable. But you have to admire the tenacity of the local pushback. Like the inventive Mars Attacks! artistic protest that a high-rise commercial proposal for the town drew a couple of years back. Giant alien craft blasted a model of the shopping centre with green death rays. I haven’t seen any new monstrosities there lately, I’m guessing it worked. ●

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Go wild. According to landscape architect Jim Fogarty, the perennial plantings trend is increasingly popular as an antithesis to another current craze, “lawn porn”. The idea of the wild look “is to try to make your garden beds look meadowy, romantic, unplanned; to control your garden to make it look uncontrolled”. ● Evolution \ The origin goes back to Dutch designers, and Americans such as James van Sweden also did it well. The current global popularity stems from designers such as Piet Oudolf.

How to pull the style together \ More relevant here is a similar approach using Australian natives to get a more natural feel with planting. Essential elements \ + Grasses to pull the look together. + Keep hard structures, such as paving and retaining walls, simple and understated. Best Tip \ Choose a basic grouping of plants and repeat. » jimfogartydesign.com.au

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$1.09m 366 Pakington Street, Newtown 44 Garden Street, Geelong

$965,000

10 Nicholas Street, Newtown

$880,000

32 William Street, Newtown

$865,000

19 Highett Road, Highton

$853,000

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$410,000

1/18 Villawood Court, Highton

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as that an April Fools’ Day joke, sir?” Tony T Moorfoot (Buxton Highton) asked the opening bidder at 9Finningley Court, Highton, on Saturday. A man had shouted out an offer of $500,000 for the four-bedroom brick house on almost 930 square metres. Things soon got serious as three other parties from the 30 onlookers made their intentions clear and strong bidding pushed the mark to $630,000. Tony quickly moved things along with a vendor bid of $650,000. At $680,000, one of the bidders reduced the increments to $2000. “You’re YYou’re making me do it the hard way,” the auctioneer said. When the mark reached $690,000 it was all over, Tony bringing the hammer down in favour of a couple from Grovedale who intend to move to the property. In Belmont,, at 111 Mount Pleasant Road, Dave Gray (Buxton Highton) didn’t have to wait long for an opening offer of $400,000 for the three-bedroom weatherboard. “You YYou can come in and put your own stamp on it,” he told the crowd of 45. The auction turned into a two-way contest between two young couples, the hammer finally falling at $485,000. The new owners, a young local family, have bought the property as an investment. Joe Grgic (Harcourts North Geelong) was in a storytelling mood at 28 Chaucer Street, Hamlyn Heights, a substantial, fourbedroom, well-maintained brick house. The auctioneer told the 40 onlookers that the vendors had wanted to buy the former display house when they were newlyweds, but couldn’t afford it. The house had several owners over the years, all of whom found the fouryear mark hard to pass. Eventually those

111 MOUNT PLEASANT ROAD, BELMONT aforementioned newlyweds finally got their dream home, Joe said. Now, many years later, it was time for them to downsize. “For those who have been looking for a long time, now it’s time to break your own house-hunting curse,’’ Joe said, before posting a vendor bid of $420,000. A four-way battle followed, going all the way to $576,500 before the hammer fell in favour of local buyers. On Sunday, Ben Riddle (Buxton Newtown) faced a crowd of 90 outside 53 Sharp Street, Newtown, a three-bedroom brick house on about 760 square metres. A hopeful bidder got things going at $700,000 but four other parties soon left him behind as the mark rose. At $840,000, Ben said the property was “well and truly on the market’’. It eventually turned into a two-way contest. After 28 bids, Ben brought the

hammer down at $965,000 in favour of a young local family. On Saturday, Ben and his team closed a deal post-auction at 2/77 Albert Street, Geelong West, a stylish two-bedroom townhouse close to Pakington Street. Three parties in the crowd of 30 pushed the mark to $480,000, at which point the property was passed in. It sold soon after to a local investor for $492,000. A big Sunday crowd of more than 100 turned out to see Bryan Hayden (Hayden Torquay) auction 200 Bones Road, Bells Beach, a four-bedroom house on about 35 hectares with spectacular ocean views. “This is fairly precious land in relation to the surfing community,’’ Bryan said, before taking an opening offer of $3.3 million. Two other parties had a nibble before the T property was passed in at $4.1 million and negotiations began. ●

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28 Chaucer Street, Hamlyn Heights

22 Jinjella Road, Highton

Buxton Highton’s Tony Moorfoot knocked the hammer down at $690,000 for 9 Finningley Court, Highton. The superbly located Wookey-built house is on a 929-square-metre block with a north-facing yard. It has four bedrooms and three living areas and is close to parks, schools and public transport.

Harcourts North Geelong’s Joe Grgic sold 28 Chaucer Street, Hamlyn Heights, for $576,500 at auction. The four-bedroom house has generous living areas, indoors and out. It is also in a convenient location, with schools, shops and the ring road nearby.

Barry Plant South Barwon’s Kieron Hunter sold 22 Jinjella Road, Highton, by private sale for $542,000. The three-bedroom house has extensive views of the Barwon River and is ideally located in leafy north Highton on a spacious block.

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HOUSE OF THE WEEK GEELONG \ 114 VERNER STREET

nner-city living in Geelong has so much to offer, this part of town especially so. The best of Geelong is at its doorstep – the waterfront, river walking tracks, the botanic gardens, CBD and Simonds Stadium are all within walking distance. The character houses that line the streets are another drawcard; some are renovated, others are waiting for their moment to shine anew. Every once in a while a new characterinspired house will find its way onto the market, providing the perfect fusion of classic beauty and contemporary design while embracing one of the biggest priorities of modern living – a lowmaintenance, luxury lifestyle. These properties are few and far between, but if quality, style and location are at the top of your search list, this three-bedroom townhouse is as good as anything you’ll find. The bungalowinspired weatherboard facade impresses, in part because it remains sympathetic to its heritage surrounds. Inside, however, is a brilliant display of contemporary design with quality finishes to match. The ground floor is dedicated to living, with an expansive openplan zone filled with natural light. The living area is at the front, opening to a decked courtyard with a northerly aspect. A floating TV unit in the living area emphasises a focus on maximising space and sleek, clean lines that are evident throughout the house. The nearby dining area opens to a second deck and lawn area and enjoys the afternoon sun. It’s a great space for indooroutdoor entertaining. The kitchen looks as though it has jumped out of the pages of a home magazine, with white subway tiles as the splashback, white stone benchtops, a feature black Franke sink and a black Smeg cooker. There’s a matching Franke sink in the spacious butler’s pantry, along with extra benchspace and plenty of storage. The three bedrooms are all upstairs and are generously sized. The main has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite with shower. The other bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and easy access to the main bathroom with freestanding bath. Both the en suite and bathroom are tiled from floor to ceiling. There’s also a handy study area upstairs with a built-in desk. Storage options are aplenty, with cupboards in the laundry and a linen cupboard just off the dining area. There’s a convenient powder room downstairs for guests. The house also has high ceilings throughout, and split-system cooling and ducted heating. A single garage opens to the backyard, with room for a second car in the driveway. From here, residents can walk to the nearby boutique Garden Street shops and cafes for brunch while the South Geelong train station is just blocks away, making commuting a breeze. Imagine travelling to Melbourne without having to take the car out of the garage – that’s a pretty enticing thought. ● SARAH BIESKE property@domain.com.au

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FINAL WORD “THIS IS THE BEST EXAMPLE OF ELEGANCE & STYLE IN AN UNBEATABLE LOCATION THAT I HAVE SEEN IN MORE THAN A YEAR.” JARROD LEONARD – AGENT

AGENT Buxton Geelong East 5201 6977 PRICE POA AUCTION April 22 at noon OFI April 8 & 9, 11am SCHOOL ZONES + Geelong High + Matthew Flinders Girls’ Secondary College FAST FACTS Designer kitchen with butler’s pantry; north-facing decked courtyard; main bedroom with en suite and walk-in wardrobe; walking distance of the station, CBD, river and waterfront. see more: domain.com.au PROPERTY ID 2013488722

2km to Little Malop Street mall APRIL 6, 2017 \ DOMAIN GEELONG 19

NEWTOWN \ 213 WEST FYANS FY STREET

NORTH GEELONG \ 30 W WALSGOTT STREET

AGENT Buxton Highton 5228 2999

AGENT Harcourts North Geelong 5278 7011

PRICE POA

AUCTION April 22 at 1pm

AUCTION April 8 at 2.30pm

OFI April 8, 2.15pm; April 9, 11am

OFI April 8, 2pm

SCHOOL ZONES + St Robert’s Newtown + Geelong College + Covenant College

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PROPERTY ID 2013484164

4km to Little Malop Street mall

Looking to live down by the riverside? Here’s your chance. Get back to nature along the nearby Barwon River trails or stroll to Pakington Street for a coffee. As well as the location, families will love the tranquil setting, the space – which includes multiple living areas – and an updated kitchen. Timber floors, natural light and lush, private gardens add to the appeal. The living zone with cathedral ceiling, and french doors to a large patio, is the perfect place to entertain. Outside, green thumbs can get busy in the vegetable garden. Side lane access at the rear of the property means there’s room for several cars, a boat and caravan. New residents will find storage solutions aplenty – extra inside as well as underhouse storage, including a fitted storeroom. Other features include ducted heating, air-conditioning and water tanks. ● REBECCA THOMPSON

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HIGHTON \ 72 GLASTONBURYY DRIVE

SCHOOL ZONES + North Geelong Secondary College + Holy Family Primary + Kardinia International College

This solid triple-fronted brick veneer house in a growth pocket suburb might suit plenty of househunters. Set on 644 square metres, the house lends itself to further development but is good to go as is. The interior offers glimpses into the past with detailed ceiling rosettes and cornices. Natural light, timber floors and window frames add to the charm. The light and bright modern kitchen is a highlight, with plenty of cabinetry and bench space and backyard views. The bedrooms are spacious and lined up along one side of the floor plan. Outside, there’s a garage with workshop, fruit trees and shed. Other features include central heating, split-system air-conditioner and extra storage. The location is close to schools, shops and the ring road, as well as Pakington Street and the North Geelong station. ● REBECCA THOMPSON

3215

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PROPERTY ID 2013457052

5km to Little Malop Street mall

AG E NT’S CH O ICE POSTCODE

3220

AGENT Buxton Highton 5246 4300 PRICE $390,000 – $410,000 PRIVATE SALE

1a Sharp Street, Newtown 5

POSTCODE

3224

28 The Court, Leopold 4

Agent: Tom Butters 0448 884 420 ................................................................. Price: POA ................................................................. Auction: Saturday April 29 at 11am ................................................................. OFI: Sat 9.30-10am .................................................................

Agent: Adam Armstrong 0437 210 429 ................................................................. Price: $459,000 - $490,000 ................................................................. For sale ................................................................. OFI: Sat noon-12.30pm .................................................................

A fine example of a renovation and rebuild. There's a downstairs main bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en suite, and an expansive living hub leading to a deck.

Designed for weekend living, with an emphasis on entertaining, this is Leopold at its finest.

Let's eat lunch @ 9 Grams, 1/343 Pakington Street Let's eat dinner @ The Cremorne Hotel, 336 Pakington Street Let's drink coffee @ Steampocket, 313 Pakington Street

Let's eat lunch @ Flying Brick Cider Co, 1251-1269 Bellarine Highway Let's eat dinner @ FU Chinese, 641-659 Bellarine Highway Let's drink coffee @ Noble Foods, 35 Ash Road

OFI April 8, 10am SCHOOL ZONES + Mount Duneed Regional Primary + Covenant College

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PROPERTY ID 2013493487

7km to Little Malop Street mall

Location and low-maintenance living both get a big tick at this two-bedroom residence in Highton. The brick house has been meticulously maintained and has a flexible floor plan. There are two bedrooms, each with a built-in wardrobe, and a handy study could also be used as a third bedroom if desired. There is a spacious living area at the front of the house, and the kitchen – with a new gas oven – overlooks the dining area. A sliding door leads to the covered outdoor entertainment area and landscaped garden. It’s a great indoor-outdoor set-up that can be used year-round. The flooring in the living areas is new, and the house has been freshly painted throughout. The house has split-system heating and cooling as well as a garage and a carport. Waurn Ponds shopping centre, Leisurelink, Deakin University and the Epworth are all just minutes away, as is the ring road. ● SARAH BIESKE

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GEELONG WEST \ 37 LAWTON AV A ENUE

AGENT Barry Plant Geelong 5221 4011 PRICE POA AUCTION April 22 at 11am OFI April 8, 10am; April 12, 5pm SCHOOL ZONES + Ashby Primary + Geelong College There’s a lot of history at this address, which has had just three owners in its 111 years. In a way it makes the opportunity for a new owner to create their own history at this remarkable character residence all the more special. In arguably Geelong West’s best street, the fivebedroom house showcases elegance and grandeur. The facade is a lovely example of Edwardian design, while inside there are towering ceilings, polished floorboards and ornate fireplaces.

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PROPERTY ID 2013482240

3km to Little Malop Street mall

The cherry on top is the size of this block – 785 square metres. There’s no denying this house needs some love. But the bones are in place to transform it into a truly special home. It has already been opened up and extended, with an updated kitchen and bifolds off the living area to a side deck. Upstairs is an indulgent parents’ retreat with an en suite, two walk-in wardrobes and a second living area. The bedroom opens to a balcony with views across the city to Simonds Stadium, as well as glimpses of

LEASE OF THE WEEK AGENT Barry Plant Belmont 5243 6711

MORIAC \ 9 KIM-MARIE MEWS

RENT $440 per week

AGENT Barry Plant South Barwon 5244 4770

BOND $1911

PRICE $619,000 – $649,000

OFI By appointment

PRIVATE SALE

KEY FEATURE Convenient location

OFI By appointment

CLOSE TO Ring road, Deakin University, Epworth Geelong

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10km to Little Malop Street mall

WAURN PONDS \ 2 MONTEREY DRIVE Classic design and a leafy setting make this a pretty appealing property for families. The double-storey house has a focus on relaxed living spaces with timeless style. The ground floor includes a large living area with a fireplace as well as an open-plan kitchen and dining area with polished timber floorboards. The kitchen has timber cabinetry and plenty of preparation space. The main bedroom, with en suite and walk-in wardrobe, as well as the second bedroom, are on the ground floor. Bedrooms three and four are upstairs, along with a rumpus room. The backyard is a great spot for the kids to play, with lawn and established trees. This property offers a life of convenience, with the Waurn Ponds shopping centre, Epworth hospital, Deakin University and the ring road all close by. ● SARAH BIESKE

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Eastern Beach. Four more bedrooms at the front of the ground floor each have a fireplace. The open-plan zone downstairs includes the kitchen, with stainless-steel appliances and walk-in pantry, as well as a living area and dining area with a fireplace. The afternoon sun fills this zone with natural light. The house has hydronic heating and split-system cooling. A garage offers secure parking and a loft. From here, Pakington Street’s cafes are a stroll away. The waterfront and CBD are also within walking distance. ● SARAH BIESKE

SCHOOL ZONES + Moriac Primary + Grovedale College + Mandama Primary

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PROPERTY ID 2013438842

25km to Little Malop Street mall

Have a home among the gum trees at this picturesque postcode. Set on 4488 square metres, the property offers new residents space, serenity and a taste of life on the land. The well-designed house is full of space and personality, and has a nice blend of symmetry and balance. Clever zoning means that parents and children won’t be on top of each other. Meal preparation will be a breeze in the updated kitchen/meals area that has gorgeous views of the backyard and rolling hills further afield. Outside, you’ll find a double garage with workshop, paved entertainment area with wood oven and barbecue and plenty of space for the kids to stretch their legs. Live from paddock to plate with your own vegetable garden and fruit trees, plus there’s a chook shed ready to house some hens. ● REBECCA THOMPSON

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ADDRESS

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AGENT

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KEY PROPERTIES FEATURED IN THIS MAGAZINE \ See page number OTHER OFIs LISTED BY AGENTS \ Contact the agent for more information SA Saturday Open For Inspection

SU Sunday Open For Inspection

ARMSTRONG CREEK

BANNOCKBURN 1/31 Dardel Dve

SA 1pm-1.30pm

Buxton

Contact agent

Bellarine Property

BARWON HEADS 98b Carr St

BELL PARK

FOR SALE 20B OAKBANK AVENUE, HIGHTON 6 BEDS \ 3 BATHS \ 3 CARS BUXTON HIGHTON \ 5246 4300 \ PRIVATE SALE

OPEN FOR INSPECTION

BELL POST HILL

ADDRESS

23 Jedda St

SA 10am-10.30am

Harcourts

OPEN FOR INSPECTION TIME

AGENT

57 Tahara St

SA 10am-10.30am

Buxton

9 Murray St

SA 11.30am-12pm

Buxton

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BELMONT 12 Torquay Rd

ADDRESS

8/138 West Fyans St

OPEN FOR INSPECTION TIME

AGENT

SA 11.40am-12.15pm

Barry Plant

SA 10am-10.30am

Barry Plant

24 Osborne Ave

SA 12pm-12.30pm

Roncon

30 Walsgott St

SA 2pm-2.30pm

Harcourts

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Buxton

HERNE HILL

2/26 Stradbroke St

HIGHTON NORTH GEELONG

CORIO 240 Bacchus Marsh Rd Contact agent

Burns Archer

RIPPLESIDE

LEOPOLD

5, 6, 7, 10 & 11/1b Victoria St SA 10am-10.30am

DRYSDALE 135 Settlement Rd Sth

Contact agent

Buxton

Bellarine Property

WANDANA HEIGHTS LOVELY BANKS

EAST GEELONG 22 Richmond St

6-7 Sholden Crt

Buxton

77 Matthews Rd

SA 1pm-1.30pm

Harcourts

1-26/182-188 Cox Rd

SA 10.30am-11am

Buxton

SALES RESULTS

GEELONG 114 Verner St

SA 11am-11.30am SU 11am-11.30am Buxton

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MANIFOLD HEIGHTS 1/14 Airey Ave

SA 12.15pm-12.45pm

SA 10am-10.30am

Barry Plant

GROVEDALE 32 Riatta Ave

Buxton

22 Girton Cres

SA 11am-11.30am SU 11.15am-11.45am

9 Central Ave

SA 1.30pm-2pm

Buxton

Roncon

14 Bellarine Hwy

NEWTOWN

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PRICE

KEY S Sold at auction PI Passed in VB Vendorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bid EOI Expression of interest

SB Sold before auction LO PS

SA Sold after auction Reserve Sale by tender

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NEWCOMB SA 1pm-1.30pm

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Buxton

GEELONG WEST

37 Lawton Ave

SA 12.30pm-1pm

SA 11.45am-12.15pm SU 11.45am-12.15pm

SA 2.30pm-3pm

Buxton

68 Bacchus Marsh Road 44 Granault Parade

Barry Plant Geelong Barry Plant Geelong

3BR/H 3BR/H

$350,000 PS $265,000 PS

Barry Plant Geelong

4BR/H

$405,000 PS

EAST GEELONG

HAMLYN HEIGHTS GROVEDALE 1 Media Court

NORLANE

98b Carr street, Barwon Heads • This large and picturesque land parcel, set close to the Barwon River, presents as a unique opportunity to realise your coastal dream • Nestled by privatising gums, this block will deliver beautiful views over the Barwon River from a 2-storey home (STCA) • Within a short walk of the Village Park with access to the kinder and sporting clubs, and connected to the village shops, beach and school via safe walking/cycling tracks • Long northern boundary ideal for contemporary light-filled architecture, and the large footprint affords space for a swimming pool and other lifestyle assets • The private driveway off Carr St increases the secluded and exclusive ambiance providing a buffer from the outside world

www.bellarineproperty.com.au

AUCTION

Saturday 29th April @ 11am (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)

LAND SIZE

926sqm approx

VIEWING

Sunday 9th April @ 2pm

PRICE

Contact Agent

AGENTS

Levi Turner 0408 552 539 Peta Walter 0439 354 362

84 Hitchcock Avenue, Barwon Heads VIC 3227 P: 03 5254 3100 E: info@bellarineproperty.com.au

135 Settlement Road, Drysdale Tucked behind the brow of the Bellarine hills, this outstanding lifestyle property harnesses a spectacular panorama over Port Phillip Bay, Geelong and the You Yangs. Encompassing 10 picturesque acres (approx), the property has a large home recently built by Duncan Pascoe, and second original home for additional lodging (STCA). The truly breathtaking home has wings for living, entertaining and for private slumber; all with stunning views to be admired. Additional lifestyle facilities include a lap pool, sauna, adventure playground, mixed fruit orchard, horse paddock, DLUG, 2-bay machinery shed, 100,000L rainwater storage and more! Set 5mins from Drysdale, 25mins from Geelong and 20mins from Bellarine beaches, this lifestyle package is beyond compare. Prepare to be impressed!

www.bellarineproperty.com.au

LAND SIZE

10.5acre approx

VIEWING

By Appointment

PRICE

Contact Agent

AGENTS

Levi Turner 0408 552 539 Ben Roberts 0488 414 456

84 Hitchcock Avenue, Barwon Heads VIC 3227 P: 03 5254 3100 E: info@bellarineproperty.com.au APRIL 6, 2017 \ DOMAIN GEELONG 23

Highton 121 Grantham Drive

Showcase Quality with Spectacular Views

Private Sale

Brand new, custom built home offering space & flexibility to suit all families. Split level design feat 5 BRÂ´s (two full master suites) Stunning kitchen with a 40mm stone bench top, quality Smeg appl & butlers pantry. A large dining & living area sit adjacent to the kitchen with access to the huge undercover deck with a mains gas connection & plumbed for hot & cold water. The 2nd living area could easily double as a theatre room. Sitting on a 793sqm approx. block. Be swept off your feet with an inspection of this contemporary masterpiece.

Price

$875,000 - $925,000

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Geelong East - 5201 6977

Wed 5.15 - 5.45pm Office

Highton 5246 4300

Contact Jarrod Leonard 0425 399 425

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Highton - 5246 4300

Carly Rochow 0402 608 670

Newtown - 5228 2999

Newtown 1a Sharp Street

Five Bedroom Family Home On Approx 696m2

Auction Saturday 29 April - 11.00am

A stunning renovation and rebuild. Downstairs main bedroom with WIR and ensuite. Upstairs are 3 bedrooms, sitting area and a good sized family bathroom. The heart of the home is the expansive living, dinning and kitchen area with sliding doors to an outdoor entertaining area and deck. Designer kitchen with stone bench tops, dishwasher, double fridge space and butlerÂ´s pantry. Plus heating and cooling, high ceilings, built in surround sound system, formal lounge, polished floorboards and double tandem garage.

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Manifold Heights 22 Girton Crescent

Classic Californian Bungalow In Dress Circle Location

Auction Saturday 29 April - 10.30am

Ideally located with 5 spacious bedrooms, four upstairs all with A/CÂ´s, the master downstairs with walk in robe and ensuite. The living spaces include sitting room with views of the park. Huge open plan living space that includes renovated kitchen with island bench, 900mm oven and walk in pantry. This flows to the family room and out to a north facing entertaining area and solar heated in-ground pool. Plus cosy fire place, third toilet, period features such as lead light windows, double remote garage and carport.

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Highton - 5246 4300

Kate McLachlan 0405 614 978

Newtown - 5228 2999

Manifold Heights 32 Girton Crescent

Stunning Edwardian Living In Blue-Chip Location

Auction Saturday 22 April - 2.30pm

’Boscobel’ 1920s charm with modern flair and period features. Original working fireplaces, many original light fittings, ceiling roses, 2 chandeliers, stained glass, claw-foot baths and Art Deco fixtures. 5 bedrooms, master downstairs with robes and ensuite. Upstairs sun-room with views, rumpus & study areas, bedrooms and children´s retreat. The kitchen opens to dining and living with large bi-fold doors to the nth-facing yard with undercover paved ent area, cubby & golden ash tree. Double remote garage plus workshop/home office on approx 650m2.

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Geelong East - 5201 6977

Sunday 10.45 - 11.15am Office

Newtown 5228 2999

Contact Ben Riddle 0401 447 755

www.32.girtoncrescentmanifoldheights.com

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Kate McLachlan 0405 614 978

Newtown - 5228 2999 APRIL 6, 2017 \ DOMAIN GEELONG 27

Newtown 19 Clarendon Street

High End Newtown Living

Auction Saturday 22 April - 1.00pm

Be greeted by polished concrete flooring & endless natural light. The first level providing 2 living spaces, powder room and open plan kitchen/living/dining. Kitchen fitted with high end appliances and gas cooking. Reverse cycle heating/ cooling with double glazed windows. Sliding doors to the entertaining space with electric floor to ceiling blinds. Level two with 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite & walk in robe, the further 2 bedrooms with birâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Nobo heating & reverse cycle heating/cooling in all bedrooms, plus private study space.

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Contact Julia Warren 0432 182 271 Tom Butters 0448 884 420

www.19.clarendonstreetnewtown.com

Newtown 213 West Fyans Street

Magnificent Family Home Right by the River

Auction Saturday 22 April - 1.00pm

Grand family residence on a generous 690 m2 (approx.) Certain to impress families in need of space to store a trailer, boat or caravan. Formal lounge, ambient family living with French doors onto entertaining patio. Central dining & updated kitchen. Feat 4 bedrms, all w/BIRâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, master w/ ensuite. Unique side lane access to the rear of the property boasting a double lock up garage & single carport w/remote door. Incl: under house storage, polished floorboards, ducted heating, air conditioning & 3 water tanks

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Highton 5246 4300

Contact David Gray 0408 569 089

www.213.westfyansstreetnewtown.com

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Highton - 5246 4300

Ricky Forte 0438 307 579

Newtown - 5228 2999

Manifold Heights 9 Central Avenue

Oozing Character And Charm

Auction Saturday 29 April - 12.30pm

Fantastically located, this home is ideal for any buyer, whether you be a downsizer, investor or looking to enter the market. 2 good sized bedrooms with built in robes to the main. Updated kitchen with gas stove, and beautiful polished floorboards which carry on throughout. Breakfast bar adjoins a good sized dining area that flows through to the generous lounge. Both areas full of north facing natural light. The original 60´s bathroom suits the style perfectly. Plus A/C, dishwasher, generous laundry with separate 2nd toilet and single garage.

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Contact Tom Butters 0448 884 420 Luke Micallef 0412 473 515

www.9.centralavenuemanifoldheights.com

Herne Hill 5 Cole Street

Corner Block With Unlimited Potential In Thriving Location

Auction Saturday 29 April - 10.30am

Endless opportunities present themselves here with this original weatherboard home boasting a double street frontage on a corner block of 595m2 approx. Whether you are looking to buy your first home, renovate, invest or develop (STCA) this home offers a multitude of options in arguably one of Geelong´s fastest moving suburbs. The house offers an open kitchen/meals area, living with gas heating, 4 bedrooms, 3 with bir´s, a central bathroom & separate toilet off the laundry. Outside offers a grassed backyard & garage space for 2 cars.

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Geelong East - 5201 6977

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www.5.colestreethernehill.com

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Newtown - 5228 2999 APRIL 6, 2017 \ DOMAIN GEELONG 29

Hamlyn Heights 57 Tahara Street

Limitless potential !!

Auction Saturday 29 April - 10.30am

Great parcel of land (674m2 approx) in a well sort after pocket. 3 bedrooms, central bathroom, kitchen, living and meals, extras inc polished timber floors, heating and cooling induction cooktop and more.

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Hamlyn Heights 36 Toyne Avenue

884m2 Approx Corner Block With Endless Opportunities!!

Auction Saturday 22 April - 11.00am

This wonderful family home is a great option whether you are looking to enjoy as is, invest, develop, renovate, subdivide or extend (STCA). The home offers a light filled kitchen, a large open plan living and dining area featuring charming high ceilings and gas log fireplace. A large updated bathroom featuring spa bath services this flexible floor plan offering three bedrooms with BIRÂ´s and study. Plus the comfort of ducted heating & evaporative cooling. Outside undercover decked entertaining area overlooking a wonderful backyard.

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$529,000 - $569,000

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www.36.toyneavenuehamlynheights.com

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Highton - 5246 4300

Christine Allison 0418 524 113

Newtown - 5228 2999

Bell Post Hill 111 Anakie Road

Renovated Family Home With Sub-Division Potential (STCA)

Auction Saturday 29 April - 12.00pm

Situated on a large 880m2 approx block with side & rear lane access off Corinella Street, with the potential to also subdivide (STCA) in a thriving & established suburb. Offering a spacious living with sweeping bay views, formal dining, kitchen with stainless steel appliances, 3 bedrooms with bir´s, renovated family bathroom & additional living area. Outside boasting a large undercover entertaining area, gardens, double garage and double carport. Extras include split system heat/cool, alarm, roller blinds, hardwood floors & under house storage.

Price

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Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm

Wednesday 12th 5.00 - 5.30pm Office

Newtown 5228 2999

Contact Matt Plunkett 0418 386 796 Sophie O’Dea 0424 924 140

www.111.anakieroadbellposthill.com

Belmont 28 Southdown Crescent

Ultimate Family Home

Auction Saturday 29th April 10:30am

Sitting on 673m2 (approx.) in a well established pocket of Belmont. Feat 4 generous beds, all with BIR’s, master w/ ensuite. Offering expansive living space over three levels. Upstairs features the main family living through to the central meals and large kitchen. Step outside & be impressed by the large entertaining deck overlooking the lush backyard w/spa. Downstairs boasts a massive rumpus area staging as the perfect kids retreat. Incl DLUG, freshly painted, ducted heating, split system, ceiling fans & off street parking.

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Saturday 3.15 - 3.45pm

Geelong East - 5201 6977

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Highton 5246 4300

Contact David Gray 0408 569 089

www.28.southdowncrescentbelmont.com

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Kathryn Stojanov 0431 853 389

Newtown - 5228 2999 APRIL 6, 2017 \ DOMAIN GEELONG 31

Highton 5 Admiral Court

The Benchmark - Simply Breathtaking!

Private Sale

1800 sqm approx of premium cliff frontage land. 6 BR’s, both master and purpose built guest bedrooms provide marble fitted ensuites, as well as a family bathroom & extra powder room. Gourmet European appliances, gas cooking, separate wall oven, 2 d/washers & built in Vintec wine fridge. The formal lounge & dining area sit prominently to make entertaining a breeze. Outdoors extensive Grampian sandstone paving with terraced merbau decks, private front courtyard with 8 seater spa. DLUG with remote access.

Price

$2,150,000 - $2,350,000

Inspect

Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm

Office

Highton 5246 4300

Contact Ben Riddle 0401 447 755 Mergim Ibrahimi 0409 931 165

www.5.admiralcourthighton.com

Highton 19 Carroll Road

Family Living in Prized Location! In the exclusive Queens Park precinct is this updated family residence. Formal lounge, separate dining room opening onto the outdoor entertaining area. Chef´s kitchen with stainless Euro. appliances, large pantry. Low maintenance b/yard. Offering a 3rd living space/teenagers retreat, great for the growing family. Gas central heating and evaporative cooling, DLUG w/internal access.

Private Sale

Price

$695,000 - $755,000

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Sunday 10.00 - 10.30am

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Highton 5246 4300

Contact Ben Riddle 0401 447 755 Kate McLachlan 0405 614 978

www.19.carrollroadhighton.com

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Highton 20B Oakbank Avenue

Designer Living with Breathtaking Views Enormous family room, formal sitting room, theater room & rumpus room. Designer chef´s kitchen w/oversized butler´s pantry. Huge master BR, beautiful ensuite w/heated floors, guest quarters & 4 enormous children´s BRs, 3 w/robes. 3 full bathrooms & 2 powder rooms. Central heating & evap. cooling, 6 x commercial heating/cooling split systems. Full video intercom security. 3 car remote garage.

Private Sale

Price

$1,695,000 - $1,850,000

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Saturday 1.15 - 1.45pm

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Highton 5246 4300

Contact Ben Riddle 0401 447 755 Mergim Ibrahimi 0409 931 165

www.20b.oakbankavenuehighton.com

Geelong East - 5201 6977

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Newtown - 5228 2999

Highton 72 Glastonbury Drive Convenience, Comfort and Quality With quality in mind, this fantastic property boasts new flooring through the main living areas, carpets to the bedrooms and has been freshly painted throughout. 2 spacious bedrooms, a third bedroom / study, large living room, separate meals and kitchen area and a central bathroom. Outside creates the indoor/outdoor living with a beautiful yard and immaculate gardens, single garage and carport.

Belmont 12 Torquay Road

Auction Saturday 29 April - 10.00am

Private Sale Price

$390,000 - $410,000

Inspect

Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am

Office

Highton 5246 4300

Contact Tony Moorfoot 0419 789 112 Veronica Allan 0421 811 479

www.72.glastonburydrivehighton.com

Belmont´s best buy in 2017 - This solid brick family home with rear lane access presents a wealth of options to both the ready 1st home buyer & astute investor or developer (STCA). Ready to move into & also offering the option to get creative by renovating or extending. Feat SLUG, covered alfresco, bonus sun room & ample heating & cooling throughout. Zoning is RGZ2. Rental $320-$340pw (approx).

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Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am & 1.30 - 2.00pm

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Geelong East 5201 6977

Contact Beth Clarke 0449 723 739 David Gray 0408 569 089

www.12.torquayroadbelmont.com

Auction this Saturday

Belmont 36b Clarke Avenue

Executive Low Maintenance Living! Brand new, featuring 3 large BRs (master w/en-suite floor to ceiling porcelain tiles & WIR), main bathroom w/floor to ceiling porcelain tiles, large open plan living & dining area adjacent to the superb designer kitchen, full size laundry, private garden/entertainment area. SLUG with private driveway. Features include stone bench tops, spotted gum timber floors, Smeg appl, ducted heating & SS A/Con.

Auction Saturday 22nd April - 10.30am

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Highton 5246 4300

Contact Ben Riddle 0401 447 755 Kate McLachlan 0405 614 978

www.36b.clarkeavenuebelmont.com

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Belmont 138 Roslyn Road

Clinker Brick Charmer Standing on a massive 850sqm with a North facing aspect in one of Belmont´s most desirable pockets. This divine period home oozes character & charm. Offering 3 generous beds, all with BIR’s. Two separate living areas, formal lounge & family both flow into the central kitchen & meals. Incl: SLUG, carport, decking with a pergola generous front & backyard, veggie garden & storage.

Auction Saturday 8 April - 11.00am

Price

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Highton 5246 4300

Contact David Gray 0408 569 089 Kathryn Stojanov 0431 853 389

www.138.roslynroadbelmont.com

Geelong East - 5201 6977

Highton - 5246 4300

Newtown - 5228 2999 APRIL 6, 2017 \ DOMAIN GEELONG 33

Belmont 49B Davis Street Clever Design, Perfect Position, Own Title An ideal option for those that want the easy no-maintenance living with the ease of their own title and no body-corporate. 2 spacious bedrooms (both with BIR’s), master with its own ensuite. The kitchen overlooks the meals area that adjoins a large carpeted living. The light-filled dining area opens to a courtyard and grassed area. Includes a SLUG with internal access, ducted heating and S/S A/C.

Private Sale Price

$399,000 - $429,000

Inspect

Saturday 10.30 - 11.00am

Office

Highton 5246 4300

Contact Tony Moorfoot 0419 789 112 Veronica Allan 0421 811 479

Geelong 114 Verner Street

Lifestyle & Location At It´s Best This exceptional property is for those who appreciate contemporary style with a low maintenance aspect. Exquisitely presented and built to perfection this fabulous 3 br, 2 bathroom townhouse is spread across two levels, the floorplan makes excellent use of all available space.

Auction Saturday 22 April - 12.00pm

www.114.vernerstreetgeelong.com

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Geelong East 5201 6977

Contact Jarrod Leonard 0425 399 425 Carly Rochow 0402 608 670

www.49b.davisstreetbelmont.com

East Geelong 22 Richmond Street

Premier Location in East Geelong Featuring 3 BRs, front lounge, large kitchen, central bathroom, massive remote DLUG & rear lane access all on a great sized allotment of approx. 512sqm. Outstanding possibilities & with some hard work the opportunity to add significant value, builders, DIYers & those looking for their next project will no doubt be drawn to this property that is in such a prime location.

Auction Saturday 29 April - 12.00pm

Price

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Saturday 11.45am - 12.15pm Sunday 11.45am - 12.15pm

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Geelong East 5201 6977

Contact Jarrod Leonard 0425 399 425 Carly Rochow 0402 608 670

www.22.richmondstreeteastgeelong.com

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Newcomb 14 Bellarine Highway

Business & Investment Opportunity If you’re looking for a new, high-exposure home base for your small business or a high-return investment property, then look no further. 3 consulting rooms, approx 669m2 block, PFBs throughout + kitchen, bathrm & ample rear parking it is a perfect home base. Whether you´re a business owner, investor or looking to get into the property market, this listing presents opportunities galore.

Auction Saturday 22 April - 10.30am

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Geelong East 5201 6977

Contact Wes Thornton 0419 315 727 Damian Mahoney 0412 707 543

www.14.bellarinehighwaynewcomb.com

Geelong East - 5201 6977

Highton - 5246 4300

Newtown - 5228 2999

Auction this Saturday

Geelong West 2/86 Elizabeth Street

Downsizers Dream On Own Title A fantastic entry level opportunity presents itself here in arguably one of Geelong´s fastest moving & most popular suburbs boasting its own title w/ no body corporate & no common ground. Offering an open plan living, dining & kitchen, 2 bedrooms with robes, central bathroom, undercover entertaining area and single garage.

Private Sale

Price

$409,000 - $449,000

Inspect

Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm Wednesday 12th 5.00 - 5.30pm

Office

Newtown 5228 2999

Contact Matt Plunkett 0418 386 796

www.2-86.elizabethstreetgeelongwest.com

Sophie O’Dea 0424 924 140

Hamlyn Heights 20 Little Avenue

Striking Property in Peaceful Locale This quaint weatherboard home on a generous 552m2 (approx.) is certain to impress first home buyers & investors. Feat 3 beds all with BIR’s. Spacious living flows through to the updated kitchen & dining area.French doors take you outside to the entertaining deck, overseeing the large yard. Incl: SLUG, split system, gas heater, recently re-stumped & new hot water system.

Auction Saturday 8 April - 1.00pm

Price

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Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm

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Highton 5246 4300

Contact David Gray 0408 569 089 Christine Allison 0418 524 113

www.20.littleavenuehamlynheights.com

barnettproperty.com.au

34 Giddings Street, North Geelong

Secure & Superbly Located This light and bright 3 bedroom home with single lock up garage, presents a great opportunity for those entering the housing market, astute investors and retirees. The updated property offers open plan kitchen/ dining/ living set up with gas wall heater and split system air conditioning. The bathroom is spacious well appointed, there is a second toilet in the laundry. The master bedroom offers built in robes. Outside the property is fully fenced and secure. This desirable home is ideally located within walking distance of North Geelong Train Station and local parks. It is only a short drive to a range of shopping options. Call today to book your inspection.

For Sale Price

$320,000

Open

Saturday 11.30-12pm

Contact

Brendan White 0413 481 755 brendan@barnettproperty.com.au

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BRETT WALKER Director & New Business Manager

RHIANNON RUSSELL Senior Property Manager

REBECCA APPLEBY Senior Property Manager

JULIE EDWARDS Senior Property Manager

JADE SWEENEY Leasing Manager

0418 995 490

5201 6977

East Geelong

4 Tully Street

$420pw

Avail NOW

Sat 11.15am - 11.25am

East Geelong

4/34 Carrington Street

$465pw

Avail NOW

Sat 11.35am - 11.45am

THERESE WALKER Inspection Manager

EMMA RENNISON Maintenance Manager

ALYSON BOLAND Receptionist

Whittington

18 Bettsons Court

$350pw

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Sat 11.55am - 12.05pm

Leopold

10 Swamphen Drive

$380pw

Avail 22/04

By Appointment

Newcomb

12 Morpeth Street

$350pw

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Sat 12.50pm – 1.00pm

Newcomb

2A Ising Street

$315pw

Avail NOW

Sat 12.30pm – 12.40pm

Newtown

Hayley Allen – 0430 350 544 Clare Sutton – 0456 957 200 Amy Fonay – 0447 984 341 Isobel Last – 0433 088 044

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Geelong East

Reece Fidler – 0429 643 612 Jessica Begg-McColl 0448 902 858

Highton

Leanne Full – 0400 986 776 Janelle Dunse – 0406 624 703 Kylie West – 0477 664 409

For the right direction in property management contact Barry Plant. Call today to arrange for a free no obligation appraisal!

5243 6711

Shop 4&5/57 Thomson Street, Belmont

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North Geelong HOUSES

LANDLORDS: ARE YOU DISSATISFIED WITH YOUR CURRENT PROPERTY MANAGER? IS YOUR PROPERTY LOSING MONEY BY SITTING VACANT? TO FIND OUT WHY RECORD NUMBERS OF LANDLORDS ARE APPOINTING US TO MANAGE THEIR PROPERTIES CALL ROB ON 5221 4011 TODAY! RENT

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Armstrong Creek

13 Glide Way

NOW

$430

Bell Park

55 Furner Avenue

NOW

$270

Bell Park

55 Thorburn Street

NOW

$340

Bell Park

2 Castle Court

28/04

$380

Bell Post Hill

7 Hosie Avenue

3 UNDER2OFFER

10/04

$300

Bell Post Hill

61 Liston Street

NOW

$330

Bell Post Hill

19 Beauford Avenue

1 LEASED

NOW

$290

Corio

34 Canadian Parade

14/04

$200

Corio

23 Sharland Road

NOW

$250

Corio

17 Gambier Grove

NOW

$260

Corio

10 Cloverdale Drive

NOW

$300

Corio

10 Loddon Street

NOW

$340

Corio

21 Teleta Crescent

19/04

$360

Norlane

31 Wisteria Grove

NOW

$200

LEASED 1

SUBURB

ADDRESS

ARMSTRONG CREEK

3 Crystal Place

$385

ARMSTRONG CREEK

319 Charlemont Drive

$425

ARMSTRONG CREEK

15 Silvercrest Way

$430

Norlane

8 Falcon Street

21/04

$220

ARMSTRONG CREEK

14 Jacana Way

$405

ARMSTRONG CREEK

329 Charlemont Drive

$420

Norlane

11 Moa Street

15/05

$225

ARMSTRONG CREEK

36 Middleton Road

$400

Norlane

2 Nowra Court

08/04

$245

ARMSTRONG CREEK

17 Silky Oak Lane

$450

Norlane

26 Donnybrook Road

07/04

$280

BELL POST HILL

4 Newtown Avenue

$320

BELMONT

30 Helena Street

$420

BELMONT

38 Walpole Avenue

$340

TOWNHOUSES & UNITS

CORIO

4A Talona Crescent

$200

Bannockburn

2/7 Pope Street

17/04

$320

CORIO

40 Bacchus Marsh Road

$245

CORIO

12 Macedon Avenue

$280

Bell Park

1/13 Deakin Street

NOW

$270

CORIO

32 Moreland Drive

$290

Bell Park

25b Deakin Street

NOW

$270

CORIO

1/30 McKinley Avenue

$189

Bell Park

8 Carissa Mews

08/05

$360

CORIO

3 Banksia Square

$290

CORIO

69 Ontario Avenue

$250

Bell Post Hill

1/2 Pratt Court

NOW

$280

CORIO

69 Ontario Avenue

$250

Belmont

6/46 Torquay Road

NOW

$310

CORIO

7 Dorset Court

$300

EAST GEELONG

1/16 Ormond Road

$270

Corio

1/77 Princess Road

19/04

$210

GEELONG

3/20 Eastern Beach Road

$900

Corio

1/3 Cloverdale Drive

NOW

$270

GEELONG

3/52 McKillop Street

$330

East Geelong

3/10 Carrington Street

NOW

$290

GEELONG

128 Little Ryrie Street

$450

LEASED 1

GEELONG

134 Swanston Street

$300

Herne Hill

1/36 Fraser Street

LEASED 1

GEELONG WEST

214 Shannon Avenue

$300

Highton

1b Westbury Terrace

GROVEDALE

10 Stratford Court

$360

HAMLYN HEIGHTS

3/45 Sladen Street

$400

HAMLYN HEIGHTS

2/70 Ballarat Road

$230

HIGHTON

4 Molesworth Drive

$350

HIGHTON

1/16 Horizon Court

$480

LARA

330 Heales Road

$630

MOUNT DUNEED

20 Boeing Street

$410

NEWCOMB

33 Richard Street

$380

NEWCOMB

83 Boundary Road

$300

NORLANE

18 Tallis Street

$260

NORLANE

15 Ibis Court

$230

NORLANE

58 Camellia Crescent

$300

NORLANE

1/50 Camellia Crescent

$250

NORLANE

22 Falcon Street

$250

NORTH GEELONG

21 Wurrook Circuit

$500

RIPPLESIDE

26 Margaret Street

$390

ST ALBANS PARK

2/22 Govett Crescent

$280

WAURN PONDS

17 Ghazepore Road

$450

WAURN PONDS

8 Cortona Place

$430

WHITTINGTON

1/5 Katarina Place

$320

Sally Freijah New Business Manager

Jessie Haynes Leasing Manager

Wendy Tuohill Property Manager

Kelly Kules New Business Manager

Katie Benjamin Leasing Manager

Robert Downie Property Manager

Tessa Harrington Property Manager

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Rob Kules Director

AVAIL RENT

$180 27/04

$600

Newcomb

2/6-8 Portarlington Road

LEASED 1

NOW

$180

Newtown

4/54 Percy Street

14/04

$295

Norlane

57a Donnelly Avenue

01/05

$270

NOW

$180

North Geelong

2/218 Thompson Road

LEASED 1

To register for an inspection, please go to www.realestate.com.au

Elly Fatouros Property Manager

Linda Nelson Property Manager

Megan Simpson Assistant Manager

Ashlee Reese Leasing Manager

127 Separation Street, North Geelong - 5278 7011

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Employment

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A new exhibition at the Old Treasury Building! Melbourne as National Capital Discover the progressive social change which helped define Melbourne & Australia for the new century. FREE floor talk 20th April at 11am ‘Australia’s Flag’

Old Treasury Building, 20 Spring Street Melbourne www.otb.org.au | info@otb.org.au | (03) 9651 2233

The Newly Renovated Shell Club Can Cater For All Your Needs Sportsbar, Bistro, New Alfresco Area, Private Functions, Weddings THE SHELL CLUB 76 PURNELL ROAD CORIO PHONE: 5275 4061 WWW.SHELLCLUB.COM.AU

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Dr. Tony Stubbs Eye Surgeon MB BS BSc(Hons)B Med Sc MS FRANZCO

Dr. Tony Stubbs, Eye Surgeon, says that just about anyone can have their vision restored and be rid of their glasses for most of the time. And this is without the use of laser surgery. Dr Stubbs, a visiting specialist at the Royal Victorian Eye & Ear Hospital who has worked with the Fred Hollows eye department at the Prince of Wales Hospital in Sydney, says he began his career through the inspiration of his father, Dr Maxwell Stubbs.

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STEAMRAIL VICTORIA

“My father was a pioneer in cataract implant surgery from 1963! He has now passed away but some of his patients still come in for a check-up. Not only is this inspirational, it also demonstrates that good surgery outlasts the surgeon,” Dr Stubbs says.

Presents our Steam Shuttles around the Suburbs on Sunday 9th April 2017

A specialist who helps people who have been advised they are unsuitable for laser surgery, Dr Stubbs is also committed to demonstrating that age, corneal distortion or astigmatism are no barriers to eliminating the need for glasses.

Come & join us as we Explore the Melbourne suburbs. Departing from Flinders Street station at 9.35am, 10.26am, 11.20am, 1.55pm, 2.50pm and 3.40pm.

One of my best moments was treating a 12-year-old girl who was struggling at school because of poor vision due to congenital cataracts even with the use of thick glasses. Now 10 years later, she still has 20/20 vision without glasses. That inspires me.

All trains will depart from Flinders Street Station and will return to Flinders Street Station.

“Seeing my patients’ bright smiles after surgery, as they stop squinting and can read without glasses, is definitely the best part of my job.”

Treat the whole family to a heritage steam train trip.

The Williamstown Eye Centre 120 Ferguson Street Williamstown 3016 Victoria, Australia Tel: +613 9397 8989 Fax: +613 9397 8984

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Book on line at www.steamrail.com.au. Or contact us on 9397 1953 or info@steamrail.com.au

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No referral is needed and no out-of-pocket expenses are incurred for an assessment to enable all options available to be considered.

Return Prices per trip Adults $20 Kids $10 *Family $50