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eelong’s economy continues to improve, fuelled by a robust housing market, strong migration and rising activity in the commercial property sector. According to the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics data, the region had an unemployment rate of 6.1 per cent in August. That is down from 6.9 per cent in August 2016 and the lowest rate for the month since 2013. Geelong’s jobless rate is also lower than Melbourne’s 6.4 per cent. The ABS says nearly 2000 jobs were created in the region in the 12 months to August, to a new record of 142,203. Non-residential construction has been a significant contributor to the growth. The ABS reports building

approvals worth $546 million for the year to June 30. Offices accounted for $87 million of that. Harcourts North Geelong’s Joe Grgic says his office has noticed a jump in inquiries from potential buyers looking to move to the region for work, especially from staff of government organisations now based in Geelong. “It makes sense to relocate your business to Geelong and save on the cost of the lease or price of the building and then have your staff enjoy a quality lifestyle that’s only 50 minutes from Melbourne,” he says.

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he 2017 Houzz & Home study has revealed an uptick in home renovations, with recent homebuyers among those most likely to upgrade their primary home. “[Last year] was another strong year for the home renovation market, with homeowners continuing to invest in their homes,” says Nino Sitchinava, principal economist at online architecture and design platform Houzz. “While the majority of renovations are spurred by homeowners’ desire to upgrade a home they have lived in for some time, recent home purchases are also an important driver of home renovation activity.” The 2017 Houzz & Home survey gathered information from 187,328 respondents worldwide (9924 in Australia), representing the activity of the more than 40 million monthly unique Houzz users. Finding the time and access to finance were both top reasons to renovate in 2016 (37 per cent and 36 per cent respectively). Also popular was the desire to modify a recently purchased home, or adapt it to recent family and lifestyle changes (29 per cent and 21 per cent), with the remaining 17 per cent focusing on repairs around the home.

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Form & function Design and functionality (74 per cent each) were the primary reasons to prompt homeowners to make cosmetic upgrades in 2016 – overriding the desire for improving resale value (46 per cent). Minimising the costs of improvements and ramping up energy efficiency were also of high importance (both 42 per cent).

Hey, big spender While 34 per cent of those surveyed found their biggest renovation challenge was staying on budget, that didn’t deter their spending. The average renovation cost $66,900 in 2016, compared to $64,600 in 2015. Nearly 80 per cent of those surveyed used personal savings to fund their project. A considerably lower 15 per cent refinanced, and 14 per cent flexed their credit cards. The remainder relied on home equity lines of credit, gifts and inheritance.

Energy savvy Just over 40 per cent of those survey said limiting their energy consumption was of primary

importance. To create more energy-efficient homes, 42 per cent of homeowners took cost-effective measures for improving energy efficiency, while 19 per cent integrated “green” materials such as timber, ferrock (an alternative to concrete), recycled plastic and bamboo.

Call in the pros “Recent home-buyers tend to do more and are more likely to hire professionals to help with their renovation projects than other homeowners,” Sitchinava says. Electricians and plumbers were the most indemand providers in 2016 (62 per cent and 50 per cent respectively), although renovators revealed their difficulty in finding the right suppliers for the job. Almost 70 per cent hired tradespeople based solely on recommendations and good reviews. This was considerably higher than hiring those who had relevant experience (49 per cent) or provided the lowest quote (22 per cent).

It’s all about the kitchen Given our contemporary lifestyles, it was not surprising that the most renovated room in 2016 was the kitchen, with an average spend of $22,600. The living room came in second at $6500, followed by main bathroom, bedrooms and the laundry.

What next? With 50 per cent of homeowners choosing to stay put and overhaul their primary homes, the renovation boom looks likely to have continued into this year. Given the demand, hiring professional tradespeople will remain a top priority for renovators (92 per cent). There is also good news also for retailers, with 43 per cent of those surveyed planning upgrades to home decor and furnishings. The most in-demand products to be purchased will include paints (37 per cent), window treatments (30 per cent) and lighting (29 per cent).

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fter a long day juggling work commitments with young kids in tow, down time to relax is a simple pleasure. That’s why a bedroom should be a sanctuary. When renovating this one, in our former family home in Prahran, I was aiming for modern and fresh, with a luxurious finish. The way to achieve that was with beautiful fabrics and leathers, and quality furniture.

bedroom are scale and proportion. It’s so important to select pieces that suit the space in relation to its size and how you’ll be using it. If you’ve got a bigger area, adding a chair and ottoman to create a reading nook is a practical way to use that extra space. We raised the bed frame off the ground to give a sense of lightness to the room and extend the floor space.

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Tarulli came to the rescue to balance the dark hues. “Moody doesn’t have to be masculine,” Tarulli says of the bedroom’s grey-toned palette. “I offset all of the dark tones with soft, light greys and feminine art above the bed.” The textural bedhead in a warm charcoal tone is timeless, and easy to accessorise. The grey veins running through the marble-topped bedside

tables complement the bed beautifully. “To add to the moodiness, I wanted to have quite striking bedside lamps,” Tarulli says. “The wall-mounted, black lamps add a real sense of luxury to the space.”

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rom tiny terraces to enviable blocks of land, Australians understand that living in the “lucky country” brings with it an obligation to really live here – breathe in the eucalypts and see the blue sky. But as we gamely squeeze out every potential for indooroutdoor living, some experts believe we’re getting the details wrong. “So many of us choose imported furniture for our outdoor spaces – there’s been an influx of Balinese furniture in teak,” says Mike Hayes, veteran furniture maker at Makers Lane. “But when it’s built in areas with high humidity and comes to live here with the relatively dry climate, it dries out then splits and causes all sorts of problems.” Some designers still favour

Indonesian plantation teak – as long as it’s Forest Stewardship Councilcertified – but most recommend local alternatives. Hayes likes stringybark and ironbark, or spotted gum for its natural resistance against moisture. Jo Foong at Foomann Architects also likes the durability of blackbutt and silvertop ash. “The hotter the environment and the more exposed the timber is to sun, [the more] it will require regular maintenance,” Foong says. “That said, we often leave timbers to grey naturally, and spotted gum has traditionally been used for boardwalk decking seen along the coast.” Other popular materials that don’t quite cut it in most Australian climates are wicker, cane and rattan.

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There are more practical alternatives, although the experts avoid steering clear of cheap versions. “The biggest mistake is going for a knock-off that will fall apart in three years,” says Myles Broad at Eckersley Garden Architecture. He suggests powder-coated stainless steel for outdoor settings. “It’s durable and wears well in harsh sun and coastal gardens. It’s also lightweight and blends into garden settings if chosen carefully.”

And what about upholstery? “Bringing cushions in from the rain is always a good idea, despite technological advances meaning certain fabrics and foams can be left outdoors,” Broad says. “Quality outdoor upholstery will last longer than anything off the shelf for $5.” When it comes to decorating an outdoor space, Broad also prefers “deciduous canopies over parasols or shade cloth”.

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“Virginia creeper is fast-growing and only needs a lightweight pergola to support it,” says Broad. “A curtain of green wins over a mouldy parasol every time.” For those without a green thumb, most good quality open-weave fabrics are UV-resistant, as is true canvas. As for outdoor storage, Foong says steer clear of cheap laminated products: “Water is the killer. If it gets between layers, the material will blow up and fail … marine-grade ply

is a better choice.” Broads recommends a test run before storing anything electrical or precious in the garden. “Built-in storage can easily be incorporated into the hardscape. For example, timber seating can double as a storage box, while a barbecue can fit a dog kennel underneath.” Foomann favours built-in seating, with consideration of city-dwelling Aussies’ spatial limitations. As Broad notes: “Open space has become more valuable than a heavy formal seating area.” Despite the vastness of our land, the value of outdoor space can’t be underestimated. We might as well make the most of what we have.

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ack in the early 2000s, my wife and I desperately wanted our own home. We’d been renting a one-bedroom apartment in the inner suburbs and working as domestic cleaners, scrubbing wealthy people’s toilets and babysitting their kids. Money was tight, and the chance of saving a deposit was slipping further away. Trying to be kind, my mother and father suggested we stay with them – free of charge – to enable us to get our cash together. It was a great idea, we thought. We sold our cleaning business, broke our lease, and moved in with

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mum and dad, in their tiny weatherboard cottage on the coast. From the get-go, we had issues. The generation gap was one we were never going to bridge; we’d just stand on the edge of our shoreline and shout across at each other. The little things quickly became big things. My parents each dispatched three packets of cigarettes a day, which explains why they are now dead and buried. The house constantly reeked of Winfield Reds. I’d wake in the morning with the smoke seeping beneath the bedroom door, as though the house was ablaze. Our hair and

our clothes started to stink like a 1980s nightclub. “If you don’t like it, lump it,” was the response when we asked if they’d mind abstaining from the fags, at least until 8am. There lies the crux of the problem. Moving in with the parents means you are always governed by their rules; it’s like being nine again. “Where are you going? Who are you seeing? What time will you be home? Don’t drink too much. Isn’t it time you had a shave? Make sure you eat all your peas. Should you really be playing with that boy next door?” My wife was growing sick of it, and

we were starting to argue more and more. “I don’t think I can do this much longer,” she said. I didn’t know if she was speaking about the strained living arrangements, or our marriage.

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by their rules; it’s like being nine again.

There was also the issue of two women and one kitchen. The power struggles, the constant battle over bench space, the stove top, and the Mixmaster. To make matters worse, my mother

meal (my wife found this rather bizarre, especially if we were having Chinese takeaway) and watching Australia’s Funniest Home Videos while we ate. Enjoying a glass of red wine with our meal was met with disapproving sneers, as though we’d just injected heroin. Lack of personal space was also a big issue. It was a struggle just finding somewhere to curl up and read and not be interrupted with some inane comment about the weather, or what Kochie said on Sunrise. Or wanting to chill out in the one and only toilet with a magazine, without a knock on the door: “Are you finished yet?”

was a terrible cook, who cremated steak, burnt Anzac biscuits, and thought Sara Lee was one of the world’s great chefs. My wife, on the other hand, is a dab hand in the kitchen, a fact that seemed to make mum quite jealous. There was more than one occasion when mum “accidentally” switched off the oven while my wife was baking a souffle. Having dinner together was, of course, expected. To do otherwise would have been considered a gross insult. We discovered that my parents had vastly different ideas about the ritual of mealtime. These ideas included putting the loaf of Tip Top and tub of MeadowLea on the table at every

I’ll admit, we weren’t easy to live with either. As boorish aspirationals, we must have driven my parents mad with our penchant for focaccia (this being the pre-sourdough bread and smashed avocado era), pea risotto, and balsamic vinegar. And our snobbish disdain for my father’s Slim Dusty records was simply rude (although, I still maintain that anyone who listens to songs about the exploits of truck drivers has probably had a fullfrontal lobotomy). Put bluntly, we were Frasier Crane and they were Martin. At the end of 18 months, we had saved the $30,000 deposit we needed and bought a house of our own. Was it worth the angst? Hell no.

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ooking out over the ocean from Vunabaka, a new luxury resort development on the western side of Malolo Island in Fiji, flashes of white interrupt the vast expanse of blue. Cloudbreak, or Thunder Reef as translated from Fijian, is one of the toughest surf breaks in the world, a fast, barrelling left-hander over a shallow reef in the open ocean about 10 kilometres from Vunabaka. It’s no coincidence the resort is being built so close to the surfing destination. The project started when a group of New Zealand businessmen who loved to surf found a patch of land with panoramic views and enormous potential. Marcus Langford-Lee, managing director of Vunabaka Bay Fiji, says the team set out to create the best resort in Fiji. “We wanted something we could be super proud of,” Langford-Lee says. “Something that was sustainable, that didn’t leave a massive footprint and helped the locals by putting money back into the community. We really wanted people to say ‘wow’.” An extensive coral “sea-scaping” program has encouraged fish to return to the bay. A Tesla solar power system provides the resort’s energy. Biolytic tanks recycle wastewater for use on the lush, landscaped gardens designed by Sue Curtling. This low-impact ethos, combined with the dreamy tropical setting, brought the project to the attention of Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas, which was recently named the world’s top hotel brand by readers of the US magazine Travel + Leisure. The luxury resort group signed on to manage the project. When complete, there will be 70 privately owned homes as part of Six Senses Residences Fiji and 26 villas in the Six Senses Fiji resort, as well as restaurants overseen by executive chef Ihaka Peri, a deli, boutique, surf school, fitness centre,

Riding the wave of a dream tennis court, kids’ club, library, day spa and iguana sanctuary. The resort is due to open in early 2018. Twelve residences have been completed and about 40 land blocks are still on the market, priced from $825,000-$3.177 million. They range from 2000-3000 square metres. The three to six-bedroom homes are between 300 and 500 square metres, plus generous outdoor areas oriented to take advantage of the dramatic sunsets and sunken lounges for when the trade winds blow. All have private pools. A 99-year leasehold structure is designed to preserve the underlying ownership of the land by Fijian tribes while generating sustainable revenue streams for them. Langford-Lee says the residences, which are generally completed about two years after the contracts are signed, cost on average

Blue pool tiles mirror the ocean’s colour at Six Senses Residences, 10 kilometres from one of Fiji’s most challenging surf breaks.

$1.9 million to $4.4 million to build. The design by Auckland’s Richard Priest, the lead architect, emulates traditional Fijian style, with simple, high-gabled thatched pavilions connected by covered walkways. Louvred timber doors open to showcase the views and embrace true indoor-outdoor living.

Jason Kruse, the general manager of Six Senses Fiji, says most buyers are from Australia and New Zealand. “They come for the marina and the water activities, and it’s just 30 to 40 minutes by boat from Nadi.” Owners can place their homes in Six Senses’ flexible rental program. “It’s the ultimate flexibility for people who want a resort lifestyle while generating income when their residence is not being used.” vunabaka.com sixsenses.com The writer travelled to Fiji courtesy of Vunabaka Bay Fiji and Six Senses

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Paying homage to heritage

ainstakingly restored and renovated, Bel Ville doesn’t just make a strong first impression, it makes a lasting one. On an 897-square-metre block in the heart of Geelong West, this fourbedroom house is a stunning example of Victorian design. The original home was built in 1892, while an extension ensures contemporary living needs are more than met. But it’s the dedication to this house’s heritage that is perhaps most attractive. From the beginning, the period accents are the focal point. A white wrought-iron front gate opens to a bricked path to the front door. The double-fronted facade has intricate lacework on the verandah, with the white colour scheme embracing the elegance. Inside, a towering three-metre-plus ceiling 14

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Need to know: Stunning renovation; elegant Victorian design; high-end finishes; open-plan living area; close to Pakington Street and waterfront.

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over a long, wide hallway with corbelled arches creates a sense of grandeur. There are polished floorboards from front to back. At the back of the house, the contemporary extension provides a spacious open-plan zone with a kitchen and living area. But even the additions are a tribute to this house’s glory days. The kitchen, for instance, features shell handles on the white cabinetry, adding a subtle touch of yesteryear to the white stone benchtops and stainless-steel Smeg appliances. There’s also a walk-in pantry. A formal dining room with fireplace adjoins the kitchen and opens to the return verandah out the front. French doors open the living area to a large deck in the north-facing backyard, with plenty of room for outdoor entertaining.

The first three bedrooms are in the front half of the house, each with a fireplace. The main is one of them, with walk-in wardrobe and en suite, as well as access to a private eastfacing deck. The fourth bedroom is at the back of the house and has built-in wardrobes. For the most part, this house embraces understated, classic design. But the main bathroom is a remarkably indulgent space, with floor-to-ceiling Italian marble tiles, a double vanity, spa bath with head rests and a double shower. The house is surrounded by a leafy, low-maintenance garden. There’s also a four-car garage with workshop – a rarity in this neighbourhood. Gas ducted heating, working open fireplaces, evaporative cooling and air-conditioning ensure the temperature will always be just right.

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Agent: Jayden Roncon,

Downstairs, a large open-plan

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The size and space on offer at this property defies its inner-city surrounds. It’s a stroll from Pakington Street’s cafes and boutique stores and walking distance to the waterfront, CBD and station. Some of Geelong’s best schools are also within easy reach.

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Private sale Bel Ville is one of the finest examples of

Agent: Dion Plumb,

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Victorian architecture

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LEOPOLD

316 Church Street

Barry Plant Sth Barwon 4BR/H

$790,000 PS

7 Roncliffe Road

Barry Plant Sth Barwon 3BR/H

$592,657 PS

Harcourts

1 Manche Court

Barry Plant Sth Barwon 4BR/H

$780,000 PS

1/197 Mt Pleasant Rd Barry Plant Sth Barwon 4BR/H

$575,000 PS

Buxton

8 Marlyn Court

Barry Plant Sth Barwon 3BR/H

$580,000 PS

Barry Plant Geelong

$ 395,000 PS

SA 10am-10.30am

Barry Plant

9 Dahlhaus Crt

SA 10.45am-11.15am

Buxton

SA 10am-10.30am

Harcourts

Units 1-26/182-188 Cox Rd

56 Clarence St

SA 10am-10.30am

Harcourts

SA 12.10pm-12.40pm SA 2.15pm-2.30pm

3/4 Manifold St

SA 9.30am-10am

Buxton

47 Sydenham Ave

SA 10.15am-11am

Buxton

5/57 Shannon Ave

SA 10.35am-10.55am

Harcourts

133 Vines Rd

SA 11.30am-12pm

Buxton

14 Toyne Ave

SA 10am-10.30am

Buxton

15 Forfar Rd

SA 1pm-1.30pm

Harcourts

2/170 Church St

SA 10am-10.30am

Harcourts

NEWTOWN

23A Gwynne street

Contact agent

Benlor

316 Church St

Contact agent

Barry Plant

84 Vines Rd

SA 2.45pm-3.15pm

Harcourts

5 Fisher Street

Contact agent

Fruit

Units 1, 2 & 3, /44 Bellarine Hwy SA 1.15pm-1.45pm

Buxton

18 Fairmont Rd

SA 10am-10.30am

Buxton

2/21 Stinton Ave

SA 11.30am-12pm

Buxton

313 Shannon Ave

SA 1pm-1.30pm

Barry Plant

82 Saffron St

SA 12.15pm-12.45pm

Buxton

Contact agent

Benlor

15 Kedleston Rd

SA 10.15am-10.45am

Buxton

NORLANE

3/35 Fraser St

SA 10am-10.20am

Harcourts

1/24 Korumburra Cl

4BR\H

LEOPOLD

NEWCOMB 23 Boundary Rd

Barry Plant Geelong

LARA

MANIFOLD HEIGHTS

Benlor

$315,000 PS

4 Mosman Way,

14 Split Crt

Contact agent

$556,000 PS

$ 500,000 PS

HIGHTON

1/42 Glenfine Ave

Barry Plant Sth Barwon 3BR/H

4BR/H

Barry Plant

Harcourts

$ 315,000 PS

Lot 2418 Brettim Bvd Barry Plant Sth Barwon Land

SA 1pm-1.30pm

SA 10.50am-11.10am

3BR\H

HAMLYN HEIGHTS

10 Washington Gardens

1 Strathire Gardens

Barry Plant Geelong

GROVEDALE

56 Clarence St

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AGENT

Buxton

13 Coakley Cres

Barry Plant

SA 12.15pm-12.45pm

HERNE HILL

SA 2.45pm-3.15pm

29 Wallaroo Way

Barry Plant

Roncon

BELMONT

Contact agent

Roncon

SA 11.15am-11.45am

Barry Plant

26 Candover St

HAMLYN HEIGHTS

SA 10.30am-11am

2/10 Lookout Rd

EOI Expression of interest

LOVELY BANKS

GROVEDALE

115 The Tce

SA 12.30pm-1pm

Trevor Homes

Harcourts

244 Roslyn Rd

Contact agent

SA 2.30pm-3pm

Harcourts

Buxton

12 Bowlers Ave

9 Janmar Crt

9 McCabe Doyle Crt SA 11.15am-11.45am

SA 2.45pm-3.15pm

6 Argun Crt

Lot 2,3,4 McCannes Ln Contact agent

59 Fitzroy St

SA 12.50pm-1.20pm SU 11am-11.30am

LARA

FYANSFORD 265 Hamilton Hwy

Harcourts

KEY

HIGHTON

CORIO Harcourts

SA 12.45pm-1.15pm

ADDRESS

Buxton

SA 2.15pm-2.45pm

42 Osborne Ave

SALES RESULTS CLASSIFIEDS 13 24 25

4 B E D S \ 2 BAT H S \ 2 CA RS AU C TI O N \ O C TO B E R 28 AT 10. 30A M

BELMONT

1-3/10 Clavus Rd

Harcourts

8 Kirami Crt

FOR SALE 2 3 B O U N DA RY R OA D, N E WC O M B

SA 1.45pm-2.15pm

Barry Plant

SA 12pm-12.30pm

WANDANA HEIGHTS

BELL POST HILL

14-15 Gange Plc

SA 10am-10.30am

15 Walsh Gve

OCEAN GROVE

Harcourts

3 Narebar St

3/28 Settlement Rd SA 12pm-12.30pm

10 Guthrie Ave

30 Arden Avenue

Barry Plant Leopold

5BR/H

$655,000 PS

40 Yeoman Cres

Barry Plant Leopold

4BR\H

$545,000 PS

19 Dorothy Street

Barry Plant Leopold

3BR/H

$346,000 PS

3 Kanimbla Avenue Barry Plant Leopold

House

$400,000 PS

2 BR\H

$ 220,000 PS

412 LaTrobe Terrace Barry Plant Sth Barwon 4BR/H

$569,000 PS

NORLANE 19 Gull Street

Barry Plant Geelong

NEWTOWN 19

WAURN PONDS 42

12 Burgundy Drive

Barry Plant Sth Barwon 4BR/H

$640,000 PS

17 Cabernet Court

Barry Plant Sth Barwon 3BR/H

$433,500 PS

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GROVEDALE 9 Janmar Court POA

Families searching for space are sure to be impressed by this generously proportioned brick house. On a 658-square-metre block, it has three living areas, with a timber kitchen looking over the dining and living area. The main bedroom has an en suite and walk-in wardrobe. There are builtin wardrobes in the other bedrooms, as well as in the study. It’s just minutes from the ring road. Auction: October 14 at 3pm Agent: Joe Grgic, Harcourts North Geelong, 5278 7011 Scan the code Room to spread out, handy location

HAMLYN HEIGHTS

There are two living areas and a

84 Vines Road

spacious kitchen. Along with a single

POA

garage, there’s also a secured

HERNE HILL

stylish kitchen.

driveway. Shops, schools and the ring

2/10 Bakewell Street

The main bedroom has an en suite

road are close by.

Rent per week $430 \ bond $1868

and walk-in wardrobe . It’s close to

LEASE OF THE WEEK

large open-plan zone with a

Auction: October 21 at 10.30am This weatherboard on a big block is

Agent: Shane King,

ripe for a reno. The three-bedroom

Harcourts North Geelong, 5278 7011

schools and shops and just minutes

Contemporary design and

house is neat, tidy and liveable as is,

townhouse. Brand new, it offers a

but given it’s on a 650-square-metre

Scan the code

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block, there’s potential to update and

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extend to capitalise on the location.

for renovation

from the ring road. Agent: Barry Plant Geelong, 5221 4011

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Geelong West 56 Clarence Street

632sqm A 4 B 2 C 2 D 1 E 1.5 I

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Presenting the perfect combination of Victorian character & modern conveniences in Geelong's most sought after location. Consisting of 4 BRs or 3 BRs + an executive office. The soaring ceilings, cornices, fret work & double hung windows have all been retained for the allure of that period. Now with a large open living that is sun soaked & ambient, café doors will lead you to the meticulous north facing yard & a decked area that can be covered with a push of a button. The huge kitchen includes 900mm smeg appliances & Miele dishwasher with walk through pantry & a spacious meals & lounge area. The 2nd living space or studio sits privately at the back & includes running water, & rc ac. The home showcases a combination of polished concrete, Baltic pine & solid timber floors, reverse cycle heating/cooling throughout, landscaped gardens & a secure & remote front gate. With a large 1.5 garage currently used as a gym with attic storage. Located less than 500m to cosmopolitan Pakington St & in the opposite direction all the conveniences that Shannon Ave has to offer. This enviable locale is handy to schools, reserves, the train station, the Waterfront & will tick all the idyllic boxes. An exceptional residence in Geelong's premier location.

Saturday October 21 at 12.30pm View Saturday 10.00-10.30am Photo ID Required www.northgeelong.harcourts.com.au/VNG28993 Joe Grgic M 0438 328 728 P 03 5278 7011 joe.grgic@harcourts.com.au Nick De Stefano M 0431 230 124 P 03 5278 7011 nick.destefano@harcourts.com.au Harcourts North Geelong

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Family Home - Enviable River Frontage A stone´s throw from the Barwon River, walking tracks and Highton Shopping Village. 4 bedrooms + study/sunroom. The formal lounge overlooks the manicured front garden and includes a fireplace. The kitchen overlooks the open plan dining and second living area. Outside features a Jarrah deck & paved courtyard on a North facing block of 948sqm approx.

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NORLANE 1/24 Korumburra Close Exceptional Va V lue and Location This residence ticks all the right boxes, location is the attraction being on the west side of Norlane, close to Corio Village, only an hour’s drive to Melbourne, and a 15 minute drive to Geelong CBD. A single-storey home, it boasts 3 bedrooms, central renovated bathroom, a renovated kitchen and sensible outdoor living area making entertaining a breeze. It has many other distinctive features which include single lockup garage, stainless gas appliances, remote controlled ceiling fans split system AC, gas central heating and polished timber floor boards.

UNDER CONTRACT $26 69,000 - $295,000 Ivan Fantela M 0414 423 937 E ivan@benlor.com.au W benlor.com.au

L N HEIGHTS 23A Gwynne Street LY HAMLY Designed for Low Maintenance Living The property with its own street frontage & separate title, comprises of 3 spacious bedrooms, master with WIR & ensuite, central bathroom with bath & separate shower. The unusually large open plan living/dining/kitchen area features stone bench tops, High Gloss finish cabinets, quality porcelain tiles, carpets, Westinghouse 900mm appliances.

FOR SALE $485,000 - $510,000

Ivan Fantela M 0414 423 937 E ivan@benlor.com.au W ben nlor.com.au

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HAMLY L N HEIGHTS 1/42 Glenfine Av LY A e Remember when size Mattered This vast home offers more than impressive presentation. Featuring double bedrooms, the master including an en suite, a spacious lounge, a dining area that can accommodate the largest of dining parties and a third living zone suitable to create a 4th bedroom. The timber kitchen is solid and wellappointed and the home features central heating, RC AC and all the modern conveniences you would expect to find. With a separate double garage all on a low maintenance parcel of land. In a quiet location on the hill, handy to all amenities.

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FOR R SALE $42 20,000 - $460,000 Ivan Fantela M 0414 423 937 E ivan@benlor.com.au W benlor.com.au

BELMONT 1/236 High St Sell The Car All the hard work is done! Within easy walking distance to Belmont’s cafes and shops, this spotless 2 bedroom unit offers, generous sized bedrooms with BIR’s, a spacious lounge with split system A/C, well-appointed kitchen with adjoining meals area, plus good sized bathroom with double shower. The private low maintenance paved courtyard and single garage complete the package. Call today to arrange for a inspection

FOR R SALE $26 69,000 - $299,000 Ivan Fantela M 0414 423 937 E ivan@benlor.com.au W ben nlor.com.au

North Geelong Your Greater Geelong Leasing Specialists SUBURB

ADDRESS

RENT

HOUSES Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont Curlewis Corio Drysdale Grovedale Grovedale Grovedale Highton Highton Highton Highton Leopold Wandana Heights Waurn Ponds Waurn Ponds Waurn Ponds

10 Mt Pleasant Road 8 Cranmere Avenue 2 Evans Street 1 Torquay Road 17 Waurn Park Court 31 Hinterland Drive 2 Fronsac Avenue 4 Patricia Court 20 Killarney Avenue 8 Rimbool Road 72 Pioneer Road 20 Cara Road 5 Chadree Court 18 Scenic Road 19 Elliot Avenue 16 Saxbee Way 1 Pall Mall 20 Pinot Street 17 Malbec Loop Room 3/3 Blackheath Mews

$530pw $390pw $385pw $350pw $360pw $380pw $265pw $300pw $360pw $340pw $330pw $390pw $385pw $375pw $370pw $350pw $710pw $400pw $480pw $130pw

4 4 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 1

3 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 2

$340pw $310pw $365pw $360pw $320pw $350pw $335pw $265pw $265pw $265pw $300pw $310pw $250pw $290pw

2 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2

1 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

1 1 2 2 1 1 1

1 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 6

AVAILABLE

LEASED NOW NOW LEASED LEASED NOW 03/10/2017 NOW LEASED 12/10/2017 LEASED 01/11/2017 13/10/2017 LEASED LEASED 24/10/2017 LEASED NOW LEASED NOW

TOWNHOUSES AND UNITS Belmont Belmont Grovedale Grovedale Grovedale Highton Highton Highton Highton Highton Leopold Marshall Newcomb Newtown

4/10 Herbert Street 4/1 Fairview Street 2/25 Heyers Road 2/5 Jean Place 1/19 Dalyston Street 1/9 Patern Street 1/22 Molesworth Drive 6/4 Ficinia Mews 14/4 Ficinia Mews 7/20 Ficinia Mews 1/6 Newbank Court 7&9/9 Moretti Court 2/6 Lindel Street 9/8-10 Ballatar Avenue

1 1 1 1

NOW LEASED LEASED LEASED NOW LEASED LEASED 13/10/2017 30/10/2017 NOW LEASED LEASED NOW 23/10/2017

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

THERESE WALKER Inspection Manager

EMMA RENNISON Maintenance Manager

ALYSON BOLAND Receptionist

0418 995 490

HOUSES

C LEASED 1 LEASED 1

Bell Park

53 Deakin Street

Bell Park

209 Separation Street

Bell Park

61 McClelland Street

Bell Park

74 Bruce Street

Bell Park

15 Vistula Avenue

Bell Post Hill

24 Neil Street

Bell Post Hill

35 Corinella Street

Corio

14 Nevada Avenue

Corio

38 Canadian Parade

Corio Corio

AVAIL RENT

NOW

$230

NOW

$280

26/10

$300

17/10

$340

NOW

$350

24/10

$360

NOW

$360

06/10

$240

NOW

$240

23 Sharland Road

11/10

$250

32 Michigan Avenue

NOW

$270

Corio

7 Abelia Street

NOW

$280

Corio

75 Purnell Road

Hamlyn Heights

30 Gladstone Street

Hamlyn Heights

3 Pride Avenue

LEASED 2

1 LEASED 1

NOW

$300

NOW

$350

NOW

$370

Mount Duneed

11 Velocity Way

NOW

$400

Norlane

69 The Boulevard

NOW

$210

Norlane

48 Swallow Crescent

NOW

$250

Norlane

75 Plume Street

NOW

$260

Norlane

33 Waitara Grove

NOW

$270

Norlane

1 Dalmont Grove

12/10

$350

Norlane West

57 Dunloe Avenue

NOW

$320

North Geelong

24 Walsh Grove

NOW

$270

TOWNHOUSES & UNITS

LEASED 1

1 3 UNDER1OFFER

AVAIL RENT

Bell Park

1/228 Anakie Road

3 UNDER1OFFER

NOW

Bell Park

1/40 Thorburn Street

NOW

$300

Bell Park

2/179 Separation Street

NOW

$320

Bell Park

6/45-47 Bruce Street

NOW

$340

Bell Park

2/5 McClelland Street

21/10

$350

Bell Post Hill

1/56 Ernest Street

2 LEASED 1

NOW

$320

Bell Post Hill

1/41 Leila Crescent

NOW

$390

Belmont

1/46 Torquay Road

NOW

$440

Corio

3/1-3 Marilyn Close

31/10

$190

East Geelong

2/436 Ryrie Street

Marshall Marshall

$300

NOW

$300

6/9 Moretti Court

1 2 UNDER1OFFER LEASED 3 2

NOW

$320

13/9 Moretti Court

NOW

$325

Whittington

26/5-13 Oxford Street

NOW

$290

Whittington

30/5-13 Oxford Street

NOW

$290

Whittington

7B Oxford Street

10/11

$350

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ARMSTRONG CREEK BELL POST HILL BELMONT BELMONT CORIO CORIO CORIO CORIO CORIO CORIO CORIO CORIO CORIO CORIO CORIO CORIO EAST GEELONG EAST GEELONG GEELONG GROVEDALE HAMLYN HEIGHTS HERNE HILL HIGHTON HIGHTON LARA LEOPOLD MARSHALL MARSHALL NEWTOWN NORLANE NORLANE NORLANE NORLANE NORLANE

Rent

17 Rocky Point Road 19 Webber Street 2 Alsop Street 1 Cambra Road 4 Goodall Court 13 Montreal Avenue 16 Rodbrough Crescent 26 Canadian Parade 10 Macedon Avenue 325 Princes Highway 43 Carmarthen Drive 63 Kanooka Drive 21 Talpa Crescent 54 Canadian Parade 271 Princess Highway 28 Donax Road 2 Frederick Street 18 Kernot Street 9 Pardon Place 10 Patonga Crescent 21 Glengate Street 17 Matlock Street 67 North Valley Drive 104 Province Boulevard 415 Bacchus Marsh Road 142 Christies Road 14 Chambers Court 15 Moretti Court 105 Nicholas Street 1 Jay Street 5 Nowra Court 20 Tallis Street 21 Tallis Street 7 Tallis Street

$380 $295 $380 $380 $250 $300 $360 $220 $320 $280 $280 $300 $320 $260 $230 $300 $370 $300 $500 fully furnished $400 $420 $300 $420 $500 $470 $430 $420 $370 $450 $210 $280 $240 $230 $230

3 2 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 3 4 3 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 2 3 2 3 2

2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 3 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1

1 1 1 0 2 1 1 2 3 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 2 2 1 3 3 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 0

2 2 3 1 2 3 2 3 1 2 2 3 2 3

1 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1

1 1 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 2

TOWNHOUSES AND UNITS Suburb

Address

BELL PARK BELMONT BELMONT BELMONT CORIO CORIO GEELONG HAMLYN HEIGHTS HERNE HILL MARSHALL NEWCOMB NORLANE NORLANE TORQUAY

Rent

2/43 Libau Avenue 1/31 Eton Road 2/13 The Avenue 2A Neil Street 2 & 3/13 Ontario Avenue 16C Wilkins Close 166A Moorabool Street 1/11 Alkoomi Avenue 8/6-8 Stafford Street 4/9 Moretti Court 6/95-97 Coppards Road 9B Wisteria Drive 3/33 Donnelly Avenue 16A Boston Road

$310 $340 $450 $180 $310 $320 $300 $410 $230 $320 $265 $320 $280 $400

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Address

GEELONG GROVEDALE HERNE HILL MOOLAP NORTH GEELONG

Rob Kules

172 Moorabool Street 13/147 Marshalltown Road 79 Heytesbury Street 2/45-53 Denbigh Street 203 Melbourne Road

Kelly Kules

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Tessa Harrington Property Manager

Elly Alessi

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Sally Freijah

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Linda Nelson

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Available

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Megan Simpson

Property Manager

Sarah McNulty Leasing Manager

Jasmine Kaur

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This property has 6 or 7 Sheds chock-a-block full of one man’s lifetime of collections of Tractors, Trucks, Motorbikes, Worksho Workshop Tools, Caravan, Sheds, Workshop, Collectables & 5 acres of bits & pieces – All to be Auctioned in 1 day! CASE 580C F/E Loader backhoe good goer, Chamberlain Champion 9G good goer very powerful, Fordson Major diesel with saw blade – All of these tractors have been under cover. Ford Truck D1013 Tipper in working order – original 77,000kms, John Deer 115 Automatic lawn mower, Multiple Mowers, Trailers & Others, Assorted Mower & Other IMPS – more info to come, Saw bench, Sliding table powered by Toyota 4 cly engine, Saw bench powered by Honda, Solo 508 Rotary hoe, 3PT linkage, Mulcher chipper, Battery operated fork with lifting jib, Every hand-tool, Spanner, Socket, Tools, Nuts, Bolts, Fittings, bits & pieces any man would be proud to have or need. Cement mixer, Petrol pumps, Forklift mast, Gardening tools of all descriptions. There are inch heavy-duty hose with all the fittings that can surround the property, Lots of Electrical & Petrol motors for all applications, Caravan & Aluminium Annex, Quality of Garden seats, Statues & plant pots, Pizza Oven & Chimenea, Large solid steel fire pit close to a tonne in weight on its own, Potters wheel & Kiln – there are so many of the above items pictures & full list to viewed on our website – TOO MUCH TO BE LISTED. 500 or more treated pine poles, Halves, Posts, Rolls & rolls of assorted all types of fencing wire, Pool fencing & again so many gates of multiple dimensions & sizes.

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SUNDAY 8th OCTOBER 2017 at 10am (Gates open at 8.30am) | 25 SWAN STREET, LARA, VIC 3212 A/C of Mr. RICKY EXCELL PROPERTY SOLD TO LAND BANK BUYERS

COLLECTABLE & INTERESTING PIECES – Approx 6 Honda Motorcycles 1960 – 70’s CB250, 350 Twin cylinder, 125 & others – Most Complete & running, 4 wheel Motorbike again must be seen to be believed – all ready for Restoration. Early 1920 Singer Sewing machine, MCG early turnstile, Early CI Park bench ends, Early Harvester, Hollow logs suit landscaping, Assorted plants, Early farm imps to suit garden ornaments. Mountains of Household, Collectables, Workshop, Hand tools, Fencing, Equipment, Motorcycles, Garden landscaping bits & pieces. There are so many assorted items cannot list in this ad – its possibly the most varied auction we have ever done. Be early its not one to be missed LIKE us on Facebook & Subscribe to our email list for more info. Inspection day of sale from 8.30am ~ Payment & Removal on day of sale by cash, EFTPOS or CC (FEE 1.5%) ~ 15% BP applies to all sales ~ Refreshments available

M.E. Auctions - Clearing Sale Specialists | Phone: 0418 509 134 | www.martinevansauctions.com

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Dr Tony Stubbs’ Collins St Practice Coates Building, Suite 2, Level 2 20 Collins Street, Melbourne Victoria, 3000 Tel: +613 9650 8044 Fax: +613 9650 8099

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MOSS REMOVAL TREATMENT

WHY MOSS REMOVAL TREATMENT? SURFACES THAT CAN BE TREATED INCLUDE: 12366912-LN40-17

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 formerly at the Royal Victorian Eye 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. “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. 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. 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. “Seeing my patients’ bright smiles after surgery, as they stop squinting and can read without glasses, is definitely the best part of my job.” No referral is needed and no out-of-pocket expenses are incurred for an assessment to enable all options available to be considered.

MOSS REMOVAL TREATMENT

Terracotta tiles covered in thick green moss? Colorbond/iron roof has unsightly black stains & green moss? Cement tiles with yellow lichen on the ridge caps?

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s Cement & Terracotta Tiles s Colorbond roofs s Slate tiles s Pergola roofs s Solar panels, pool heating s Rendered surfaces & many more

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