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The Muse – a refined apartment project on St Kilda Road – is crowned by a $45 million penthouse.

It may come as a surprise to many Melburnians that a residence of that level of splendour exists in our relatively new apartment market.

However, apartment living in Melbourne – whether in a penthouse or otherwise – has become increasingly sophisticated, following the lead of the great cities of the world. Attention to detail within The Muse suggests it will be no less than one of our city’s most covetable addresses, and perhaps on the lips of millionaires the world over. ●

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7. I’m not exactly sure how it happened, but I woke up one morning and definitively knew it was what I wanted to do with my life. My uncle was an architect in Western Australia. The second thing was that my father, a pastor, went to the Solomon Islands to rebuild some of the buildings that had been destroyed after a cyclone. I remember being devastated that I couldn’t go and contribute.

It’s one of those professions where it’s a blend of art and science. As I got older my fascination with detail and putting things together or dismantling things kept growing.

As a student of architecture, I was fortunate enough to work on the second stadium of Melbourne Park (formerly known as Vodafone Arena, then Hisense Arena, and now Melbourne Arena). It was a seriously complex project. The stadium was going to do a number of different things. First and foremost, it was the second venue for the Australian Open. The second was as a velodrome, and then as a basketball stadium for the NBL. Equally, it was a concert venue.

I worked on it for 18 months, part of a team of up to 10 architects. Most Melburnians probably don’t even remember when it didn’t exist. There are not too many projects you can work on as an architect that have such a big impact. Years later I went to an NBL game there and sat there with my son who wasn’t even born when I worked on it.

I also worked on the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre stage two development for the Commonwealth Games in 2006, which stretched and exposed me to so many experiences. I also spent four years on the redevelopment of Whitten Oval.

I think my favourite project was working on the Metro Sports Facility (a large aquatic and leisure centre still being built) in Christchurch. It’s far and away the best team environment I’ve worked in. It began as a master plan that really started to address what Christchurch as a community needed as part of the recovery after the earthquake.

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COVER STORY

Sublime from every aspect Plush finishes meet a world-class position on a famous boulevard.

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uyers in Melbourne’s most luxurious development to date, The Muse, could feel themselves pulled in two directions: from every window, the very best of Melbourne will entice residents out to play, while inside, a combination of space, grandeur, comfort and a level of craftsmanship rarely seen will encourage them to stay put.

Residents of the 14-level, 42-residence development on the corner of St Kilda and Toorak roads will pay between $3.2 million and $45 million for an apartment here – some of the homes come with their own pools.

Knight Frank’s head of project marketing Michael Robinson says most buyers are trading out of $20 million (or more) properties in Toorak or South Yarra and are seeking a high level of service and care as well as the “next level” in luxurious interiors.

Up in the double storey display suite, Melbourne’s charms are on show through the windows. There’s Toorak Road to the east, with Fawkner Park running alongside it. The Shrine of Remembrance sits enigmatically to the north, surrounded by space and greenery.

Beyond the Shrine are the city’s skyscrapers, the distinctive flagpole and tower of Government House and the lights of the MCG. Robinson says most buyers already know and love the area. “They like the proximity to transport, the city, parks and the arts,” he says.

Much is within walking distance. The charming Bistro Gitan is metres away, the Tan or Fawkner Park are ideal for a morning stroll, and the Palace Como is the local boutique cinema.

Robinson says many retirees or empty nesters dislike leaving their “patch”, so moving only one or two kilometres is appealing.

For many of the wealthy purchasers, the level of luxury and care on offer are significant drawcards: a concierge to bring up the shopping or the dry cleaning, high-tech touches such as number-plate recognition to open the gates to the car park, voice control to switch on the TV and the lights or call the lift, all the way up to facial recognition and fingerprint scanning if they choose.

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P O S IT I O N E D T O CA P T U R E P O S T CA R D VI S TA S

The Muse 409 St Kilda Road, Melbourne Architect: Bruce Henderson Architects Developer: Devitt Property Group Interior design: Bruce Henderson Interiors (BHI) Kerry Phelan Design Office (K.P.D.O.) Greg Natale Apartments: 42 Internal sizes (sq m): Three-bed: 219-288 Four-bed: 342-399

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Penthouse: 532-1001 External areas (sq m): Three-bed: 9-21

Inside the apartments, the emphasis is on the highest-quality natural materials crafted to an exquisite finish.

Charlotte Henderson’s interior look, one of three options from three different designers, is set up in the luxurious display suite and is a tactile delight that draws on marble, suede and timber.

Henderson, of BHI, says The Muse’s interior finishes emulate the craftsmanship of luxury car makers from the 1920s and ’30s, using “hand-stitched leather and highly crafted fine metals and timbers”.

Four-bed: 18-30

Standard fittings include silk carpets and herringbone floors in French oak, but buyers can also enjoy extraordinary statement pieces such as curved dressing tables with removable leatherstitched jewellery boxes.

The emphasis is on detail: a wine fridge with shelves edged in marble; a kitchen with a 4.2-metre marble island bench.

The struggle for owners of The Muse apartments will be that the interiors are so luxurious they may not want to go outside – but Melbourne life will beckon them from every window. ●

Penthouse: 197-269 Prices: From $3.2 million to $45 million Car parking: From two, up to nine Completion: Late 2021 Agent: Knight Frank Daniel Cashen 0438 346 313 Michael Robinson 0401 071 071

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spent a couple of weeks in Greece recently, and one thing I noticed was how the Greeks prepared seafood so simply. It is straight from ocean to plate, making it so fresh and tasty.

All over Greece you will find old men tenderising octopuses by hitting them against rocks. We don’t do this in Australia, but I believe some restaurants and houses have dedicated washing machines to tumble octopus and tenderise them. Another way is to massage the tentacles for 30-40 minutes.

This recipe uses a tenderised tentacle, which can be bought from your fishmonger. I get mine from my dear friend Angelo, of Aptus Seafood, at South Melbourne Market.

It saves the hassle of cleaning up and having sore hands. I try to make it there once a week to get my seafood, and curb my oyster cravings. There are also many ways to prepare the tentacle – slice it into thicker pieces or serve it whole with a side of greens.

Do not overcook the octopus, because it will be rubbery if you do. Yamas! ● Instagram: @diana.chan.au

Octopus carpaccio Ingredients (serves 4) Good olive oil 1 tenderised octopus tentacle A few sprigs of thyme Salt to taste For garnish/dressing 6 radishes, thinly sliced to 1mm A few sprigs of fennel fronds Juice of 1 lemon

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Method ■ Put a griddle on high heat. Alternatively, you may use a barbecue, if you have one. Add olive oil, and, when the griddle is hot, put in the octopus. Drizzle with more olive oil.

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Add in the thyme. Cook the tentacle for approximately 10 minutes on high heat, turning around every 30 seconds. You want to get a nice char on the suction cups. Season liberally with salt.

Once cooked through, remove the tentacle and let it cool.

Once cool, using a sharp knife, slice vertically down the middle into discs about 2mm thick.

Put the discs on baking paper, creating a grid of four by five or however many you like. You may want to do multiple plates. Put another piece of baking paper over the top of the sliced octopus and place something heavy on top to compress it.

Leave overnight in the fridge. This part is optional. You can serve immediately, but leaving it overnight allows it to dry out a little and form a better shape.

When ready to serve, remove the weight and baking paper. Transfer the octopus onto a serving plate. Drizzle on some olive oil and add some radishes on top and around the carpaccio.

Garnish with fennel fronds and a squeeze of lemon juice. Season with salt. ●

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THE ROAST Coffee expertise is filtering down to everyday latte addicts.

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elbourne roasteries such as Proud Mary are helping coffee lovers take their knowledge to the next level, without expensive or lengthy training courses.

The group’s coffee bar, Aunty Peg’s, draws inspiration from the traditional cellar door of wineries and is designed to help bridge the gap between consumers and farmers.

Visitors can watch the roastery in action, sample coffee straight from the producer and learn a little more about the origins of their caffeine kick.

While most roasters and baristas would be quick to assert that it’s not quite as simple as reading a bean’s origin and roast style to predict its flavour profile, there are a few handy phrases the casual drinker can throw into a conversation to sound a little more knowledgeable and to know what to expect in their cup.

ROAST STYLE

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According to Jo Watson of the Bureaux Collective (a co-working roasting space in Melbourne), espresso coffee is roasted darker and richer, so that it can cut through milk.

“Your lattes, cappuccinos and flat whites will all be made on an espresso machine,” Watson says.

“With espresso, the aim is to create a full body flavour, so the coffee is roasted for longer.”

On the other hand, filter roasts tend to be lighter in style.

“It’s a more tea-like beverage,” she explains. “The coffee is roasted less, which means that the flavour is more delicate than espresso.”

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For espresso, baristas will commonly use a blend of two or more coffees from different locations.

Spaces such as the Bureaux Collective are allowing even the smallest of cafes to create their own coffee blends. By leasing roastery space, cafes have more control in creating blends that allow each component to reach its potential.

“A good blend will often have fudgy, caramel and chocolate flavours that go nicely with sweet milk,” Proud Mary’s Lisa Feeley says.

Single origin coffees naturally are sourced from one location. “The motivation of the specialty coffee movement is to work directly with the farmer,” Feeley says, noting that all of Proud Mary’s products come from individual farmers, served to highlight the fresh flavours that can be found in that particular coffee.

Feeley explains that, like wine, coffee has beautiful, soft flavour profiles, and the best way to taste these individual flavours is to enjoy a single origin coffee through a filter method.

While the taste of a coffee is never solely determined by its place of origin, certain flavours can be expected from beans from that general area.

For example, because of its phosphorous volcanic soil, a coffee from Kenya will often feature dark, fruity aromas.

“Kenyan coffees are known for their blackcurrant flavour,” Feeley says.

“It is like drinking Ribena or cola.”

Other common profiles to be alert to include floral Ethiopian coffees – which will often taste of berries and other sweet fruits – and citrus flavours in a Colombian bean.

Feeley says those who are new to disseminating the specialties should try Colombian-style coffees, which are generally more accessible, with less intense fruit flavours. Based on what is in season, Feeley expects to see a fair bit of Colombian, Ethiopian, Kenyan and Brazilian coffees making their way into Australian roasteries and cafes in the coming months. ●

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ow do you design a showstopper pavilion that only lasts for a week? Japanese luxury car manufacturer Lexus has pulled out all the stops at the spring racing carnival this year, with an edgy, moody three-storey structure that is given the kiss of life by standout works from some of Australia’s most intriguing artisans.

The Lexus Design Pavilion, in Flemington’s Birdcage for Melbourne Cup week, is black and minimalist on the outside, but is a sensory feast to match the top cuisine that will be served on the inside. In recent years, sustainability has become a central issue, and companies are moving away from erecting wasteful structures made of poor materials, industrial designer Henry Wilson says.

Spurred on by the collaboration with environmental champion Joost Bakker in the past, Lexus will ensure the structure is packed away and re-used for future events.

Wilson says this pavilion was inspired by the Japanese idea of takumi (artisan) craftsmanship.

“It’s a constant balance to make something both industrial but also have a handmade approach, and when you achieve that harmony objects really sing,” he says.

Influenced by the idea of utopia or paradise, The Big Group worked with top artists to create a perfectly designed interior space.

The first level of the pavilion is a gallery offering a sneak preview of the new Lexus LF-1, though all eyes will turn to the striking 2.5-by-2.5-metre horse sculpture by Anna-Wili Highfield, an artist known for her animal portraits.

“My work investigates a shared consciousness with animal life, but also an execution of an elemental spirit,” she says.

A large staircase leads to level two, where bifold doors open to an expansive balcony softened by greenery. Landscape architect Jack Merlo has introduced lines of Japanese natives – a great backdrop to the uninterrupted view of the track.

The main attraction on the top dining level is the monumental coloured dining tables crafted by Studio Twocan. Sculptor Maddie Sharrock, of Studio Twocan, has moulded two coloured concrete tables for up to 76 people, one of the largest seated dining spaces created in the Birdcage.

Sharrock was trying to emulate natural patterns of the Pilbara, where she is now working. “People will be literally eating off a work of art,” she says.

“Knowing that someone will be sitting down in front of my work for a long time, I wanted to make sure they had something interesting to look at and visual cues to lead the eye all over the table.”

Making the slabs was tricky because the tabletops would normally weigh a tonne, but by using special methods the hollow tops are under 100kg.

Cutting-edge lighting installations by Volker Haug Studio and bespoke furniture curated by Grazia & Co add to the rich textured atmosphere.

Large-magnification glass pieces hanging from the ceiling will highlight the floral details of Cecilia Fox’s flower arrangements.

Wilson says this year’s line-up of collaborators is strong and the concept is ambitious. “It’s the small details that make this an elevated experience.” ●

sculpture, created by Anna-Wili Highfield.

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Simply the good life

HOUSE & HOME Architect Peter Maddison experiments with the Australian property of the future.

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The traditional front or back yard is often large enough to contain a compact dwelling.

As part of the tiny house movement, Maddison recently worked with the RACV to design an energy efficient, pint-sized home.

This prototype could be a solution for an older couple, who could move into the house at the back while the original home is sold to a young family.

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almost three decades and Grand Designs Australia is now entering its eighth season.

The straight-talking expert is always happy to share his knowledge.

“I’ve spent eight years travelling to all points of this country,” he says.

“I’m aboard a lot of journeys watching what’s going on, so I’m in a fantastic position to see and experience what’s happening.”

During a World of Style master class with Porter Davis, Maddison recently shared examples of good architecture – from Maddison Architects and Grand Designs Australia – in different locations.

Homes are much more experimental in fringe

areas because people aren’t as conservative as those in suburban areas, he says.

Before you build or renovate, seek the advice of someone who has design experience – architect, designer or artisan, Maddison advises. “Sustainable design is now something people understand.”

It’s not just about getting a six-star rating on a house – it’s more about how we operate and live on a daily basis, Maddison says.

We need to recalibrate our homes and our lifestyles, he adds. “We’ve had it too good for too long.” ● ● worldofstyle.com

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Maddison is passionate about what makes good building design and what’s appropriate in a city, suburban or city fringe location.

Australian houses are among the largest in the world. The average Australian house is about 267 square metres compared with the average 67-square-metre British house, he says.

However, Maddison believes change is coming as our house sizes are beginning to get smaller.

Maddison wants to encourage people to build smaller, more sustainable houses that are suited their locations.

“Design should respond to your personality and respond to the opportunities of the site,” he says.

Design does not have to be exclusive and expensive. It’s about sea breezes, orientation and letting the sun in, which all improve wellbeing, he says. “Good design has a huge part to play in creating quality environments for people.”

There’s no denying Maddison has learnt a thing or two about architecture over the years.

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Like mother, like daughter Journalist Angela Bishop reflects on family life in the spotlight.

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hen Angela Bishop was 11, she knew she wanted to be a journalist. Bishop, now 51, grew up in a household where news was never far from the dinner table.

Her father, Alan, was prominent in the Sydney law community and a member of the City of Sydney Council. Her mother, Bronwyn, was kicking goals back then in the Liberal Party.

“The news of the day is what we talked about at the dinner table,” Bishop says. “I remember thinking at 11, that is what I wanted to do.

“I wanted to be a journalist, and I also knew I wanted it to be on radio and television, because I loved the live aspect.”

All these years later, Bishop is not only Australia’s best-known entertainment and arts television journalist, but is also now an accomplished presenter, signing on full time as co-host of Network Ten’s Studio 10 this year.

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“She broke down so many barriers ... on her last day in parliament, the number of women from all sides of politics who came up to her and said thanks ...” accident that resulted in her going into work with three broken ribs. “I was in a lot of pain, but I wasn’t going to miss the opportunity, as this was my dream come true,” she says.

How did she deal with her mother, who was in the news headlines for more than three decades, while she was in the newsroom?

“She went into parliament in 1987 when I was at university, so I don’t know anything else,” Bishop says. “It’s really weird, I don’t know what it’s like to be a journalist whose mother is not in the news from time to time.”

Her mother, 75, is her biggest supporter, and she has been there every step of the way the past year, which has been tough for Bishop after her husband, Peter Baikie, 54, died of cancer.

“She is really proud of me, and has been the biggest supporter of my sister and I,” Bishop says.

“Certainly over the past few months, I could not

have done it without her. She has been absolutely incredible the past few years.”

Bishop is as proud of her mother as she is of her.

Bronwyn Bishop was a trailblazer for women in parliament, particularly in the Liberal Party, although debate about female representation in Canberra continues to rage.

“She was the first woman to be elected to the Senate in NSW, the first woman in cabinet from NSW,” Bishop says.

“She broke down so many barriers. I thought it was really interesting, on her last day in parliament, the number of women from all sides of politics who came up to her and said thanks, because she showed them that woman could do it.

“I thought that was really special, and that meant a lot to me.”

With a degree in political science from the University of Sydney, Bishop is relishing the

opportunity on Studio 10 to cover topics other than entertainment.

She has a shrewd news brain and has the support of the show’s panel.

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that two old bosses and mentors were Derryn Hinch and Alan Jones.

She worked on both of their shows as an investigative reporter in the early to mid-1990s.

“Derryn was a great boss,” she says. “If you stuffed up, you were hauled over the coals, but if you did well, he wrote you a little handwritten note. To me that was such a great thing,” she says.

“As for Alan, I think he is such an incredible communicator. You don’t have to always agree with him, but he will argue his point like no one else.

“Also, when he turns his hand to helping someone who is down and out, they will be fine.

“His charity work is without par, most of it very unknown.” ●

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including Four Corners. The two

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recent investigative specials on the

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Much has been made of Nick “Honey Badger”

The ABC recently announced that Paralympic

Cummins and how he failed to pick a girl in The

tennis star Dylan Alcott, with his Triple J

Bachelor finale. At the end of the day, Sophie

colleague Linda Marigliano, is hosting a music-

Monk last year didn’t come across as genuine,

based show The Set, to launch on October 31.

either. Here is a thought for Channel 10: put the

Alcott is one of the most inspiring people in the

casting feelers out and find someone new, who

public eye in Australia. A six-time grand slam

has no media profile – and therefore isn’t in it

tennis champion, he is now forging a very

I enjoy Joel Creasey’s show Take Me

for fame. It worked for previous contenders,

successful media career. Watch this space.

Out. My boys at home watch a lot of

like Georgia Love and Matty J. This wasn’t the

Alcott is talented and ambitious when it comes

case for Cummins and Monk, and, in the end,

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TRAVEL \ QUEENSTOWN

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New Zealand can often feel like Australia’s forgotten cousin, overlooked for more glamorous locations like Europe or the US. However, take a trip to picturesque Queenstown and you’ll feel like you’ve landed smack bang in the middle of the Swiss alps.

The perfect destination for a family holiday, a romantic getaway or an adrenaline-packed escape.

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Feeling hungry? Follow the crowds to Fergburger, a burger joint that has consistently been named one of the world’s best. After a day of activities, go to the Onsen Hot Pools for a soak in one of the cedar tubs.

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Lake Wakatipu, would be complete without a visit to one of the local wineries. Take a short drive out to Gibbston Valley winery for an underground cellar tour and sample some of Central Otago’s renowned Pinot Noirs.

For a chic dining experience, book a table at Eichardt’s Bar for tapas and Bollinger by the glass.

If you’re staying on after the weekend, take a day trip to Milford Sound – a stunning natural attraction that Rudyard Kipling called the eighth wonder of the world. Book a boat cruise and marvel at the vertical cliffs and cascading waterfalls.

No trip to Queenstown, on the northern shore of

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A fortnight There are many places to visit in the South Island, so do as the Kiwis do and hit the road in a camper van. Make Wanaka your first stop and head to Rippon winery. Enjoy a hillside wine tasting with unbeatable views of the lake.

Continue your adventure into the great outdoors and go for a stroll along the Blue Pools walk.

Admire the stunning turquoise water from the swing bridge and, if the weather permits, take a dip in the crystal-clear water.

Don’t miss a chance to visit the historic Arrowtown. This charming village is brimming with heritage buildings and local boutiques.

Finish your day with dinner at the Spanishinspired La Rumbla and a glass of vino from their extensive wine list. ●

Bungee jump off Kawarau Gorge Suspension Bridge.

GETTING THERE \ Air New Zealand and Jetstar have direct flights from Melbourne to Queenstown; travel time is just over three hours.

STAY \ For something a little off-centre, try the Sherwood. Set on three acres, the property has a garden-to-kitchen restaurant.

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FARTLEK RUNNING \ One of my favourite types of training when I’m travelling or don’t have access to a gym is called fartlek training. Fartlek means “speed play” in Swedish, and involves randomly mixing up the intensity during your runs to ensure you get out of your comfort zone.

There are several apps that will do the hard work for you by creating random work and rest periods, so all you have to do is get up and run.

STAIRS \ Stairs are all you need to get a complete

cardio workout that gets your heart pumping and

engages several leg muscles at the same time. Mix it up by taking the stairs one step at a time, then two steps at a time and perhaps even three (step height and safety permitting).

I like to warm up with a slow jog and stretch for a couple of minutes before sprinting up quickly. Jog or walk down for recovery before going again.

My go-to steps are at Sandy Point in Sandringham.

BODY WEIGHT WORKOUT \ Some of the best fatburning functional exercises can be done using your own body weight. Burpees, squat jumps, push-ups, lunges – the list goes on.

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stand-alone island site in South Melbourne near the Shrine and future Anzac station gives a luxury 19-storey apartment project uninterrupted views of Port Phillip Bay, Albert Park, the CBD and the Royal Botanic Gardens.

Launching in mid-October at 1-13 Cobden Street, OASIS Residences has four street frontages and no immediate neighbours.

Irene Chong, director of developer Holder East’s Melbourne office, says the closest neighbour is 35 metres away, giving apartments clear bay, Albert Park Lake and city views from level eight and botanic garden views from higher levels.

Nearly 1200 square metres is dedicated to a rich assortment of communal amenities starting with a spectacular lobby with a multi-storey atrium and a concierge desk formed from a single slab of natural stone. The 217 apartments include a wide variety of one, two and three-bedroom configurations, with a selection of loft apartments and four penthouses. Some layouts include study nooks or separate studies. ● LIZ MCLACHLAN

OASIS RESIDENCES oasisresidences.com.au 1-13 Cobden Street, South Melbourne ● Developer \ Holder East ● Architect & Interior Design \ Hayball Architects ● Internal areas \ 54 – 300 square metres (apartments), DESIGN

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Light and dark interior

Residents will enjoy a rooftop

● External (balconies) \

schemes include natural

terrace with a 20-metre heated

8- 84 square metres

marble benches, splashbacks

infinity pool, a library with

● Sales \ 1800 180 108

and bathroom finishes with

double-height floor-to-ceiling

● Display \ 1-13 Cobden Street,

fluted timber joinery. One

bookshelves, fireplace and

South Melbourne

and two-bed apartments

meeting room; private dining

● Open \ 10am -7pm daily

include Miele appliances with

room and wine bar; gym and

● Forecast completion \

Gaggenau in larger residences.

yoga studio with adjacent

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Duplex homes feature spiral

children’s playroom; piano

staircases, floor-to-ceiling wine

practice room, bike room and

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cellars and double-height voids.

electric car charging bays.

One-bed \ from $392,000

300-500 square metres (duplex apartments)

Two-bed \ from $635,000 Three-bed \ from $1,192,000 LOCATION \ Walk - within five minutes to trams or the future Anzac station, six minutes

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Penthouse \ from $4 million

to the Shrine parklands, Albert Park, Melbourne Boys Grammar or MacRobertson Girls.

Stroll along St Kilda Road to the Arts Precinct (1.5 km) and CBD (2 km). ●

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CAULFIELD NORTH \ 189 KOOYONG ROAD 6

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Here’s a little something to play havoc with Caulfield’s median house price. This immense property on 1672 square metres, with its Italian-style palazzo, pool and tennis court, is tipped to achieve the suburb’s highest residential sale price for 2018.

The three-storey house was built in 1927. With tall, arched windows opening to brick patios, it’s a striking mixture of Venetian Renaissance style and a hearty Australian lust for the great outdoors.

The owners extended it in 2005, and the house now has 11 principal rooms, including formal and casual living and dining, a rumpus room and a study. The first floor has six bedrooms, the showpiece a presidential main suite with two balconies. On the top floor is an attic-style home theatre.

The estate’s entrance, via wrought-iron gates, inspires one to stand up straight, be graceful and waft through the arched porch to the L-shaped central hall.

The living room, neo-classical in cream and gold, has an open fireplace below a flower-spangled ceiling. In the adjoining dining room, a chandelier glitters above walls finished to look like well-aged leather. French doors lead to the front patio. One door along, the rumpus room has garden access. The study has bookcases.

Polished parquetry provides a firm foundation for parties in the huge family and meals area, which opens to the pool terrace. The kitchen, whose steel rangehood looks like a mothership about to land, is chic in marble and timber with Gaggenau appliances.

Step out to the fully-tiled pool and spa, which have their

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own cabana/bathroom and steam shower. Brick steps lead down to the floodlit, north-south tennis court.

On the first floor, the six bedrooms are spacious and sunny. Only the main bedroom and its retreat are carpeted;

“THIS IS A HOUSE OF TRULY EPIC, IF NOT PALATIAL, PROPORTIONS IN THE HIGHLY-SOUGHT GOLDEN MILE OF CAULFIELD NORTH.” DARREN KRONGOLD – AGENT

the others have Tasmanian oak floorboards. Four bedrooms, including the main, have balconies. There are three family bathrooms, two with spa baths, and the main bedroom has an en suite with twin basins and a spa.

The property has security, zoned climate control, Sonos surround sound (ground floor) and a four-car garage. ● ALISON BARCLAY property@domainreview.com.au Agent: Gary Peer, Darren Krongold 0438 515 433 Price: $8 million-$8.8 million Expressions of interest: Close 5pm, October 31

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So much on so many families’ wish-lists is at this address: north-facing garden, ground-floor bedroom, two massive living and dining areas plus a first-floor retreat. It even has three-metre ceilings. The 41-square house is anchored by its granite kitchen (Miele and Smeg appliances) from which the oak-floored living and family areas fan out. The terrace is a sunbathed spot for banquets. Upstairs, three double bedrooms include the main with dressing room, twin en suite and Juliet balcony. There’s a family bathroom off the retreat. The laundry, two powder rooms, ducted heating and cooling and double garage complete the handsome Phillip Mannerheim design. ● ALISON BARCLAY Agent: Jellis Craig, Anthony Fordham 0408 107 514 Price: $1.85 million-$2 million Auction: Noon, November 10

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ST KILDA WEST \ 57 MARY STREET 3

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You can walk to the beach, Albert Park sporting ovals and Fitzroy Street cafes from this updated Victorian on Mary Street, a leafy boulevard that leads to Catani Gardens.

A large arch and leadlight windows mark the facade of this two-storey home, which has a rear courtyard and double garage. A grand marble fireplace makes a statement in the front sitting room and dining area. The contemporary extension includes a kitchen with stone benchtops, a family room with built-in storage and a powder room. Upstairs, the main bedroom has an en suite, study area, walk-in wardrobe and balcony. One of the two other bedrooms has a dressing room and en suite. ● KATE STANTON Agent: The Agency, Adrian Wood 0404 861 508 Price: $3.1 million-$3.4 million Auction: 11.30am, November 10

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BRIGHTON \ 25 MANOR STREET

Agent: Marshall

BENTLEIGH \ 8 LECKIE STREET

White, Barb Gregory

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Agent: Jellis Craig, Trent Collie

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Price: $10.5 million-

0425 740 484 Price: $1.8 million-

You won’t need a Brighton bathing box if you have

$11.5 million

A pitched roof, colonial windows and tidy front garden

$1.9 million

2085 square metres of land this close to the beach. Built

Expressions of

make this American Georgian-style house look friendly

Auction: Noon,

in 1912, this tuck-pointed Edwardian has plenty of room to

interest: Close 5pm,

and familiar. Beyond the facade it has all the trappings of

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a forever home, including a wraparound porch, gas fire and

court and bay views. There are also two living and dining

grassy backyard. Two living and dining areas downstairs

areas, one opening to a north-facing patio. Families will

have jarrah parquetry floors with American oak inlays.

love the safety of gated entry, as well as the outdoor space,

The kitchen features black granite benchtops and

which includes a tree house and fruit trees. One of the

Tasmanian myrtle cabinetry. Four bedrooms on the first

three downstairs bedrooms has an en suite and fireplace.

floor revolve around a family retreat. The main bedroom

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This light-filled, two-storey home is a standout, even in stylish Beaumaris. The facade is an eye-catching combination of curves, sharp angles and timber accents.

But the crux of the house is a large, open-plan living area and kitchen, which has a four-metre concrete island, Miele appliances and a butler’s pantry. From the kitchen, bifold doors open to a covered deck and gas-heated pool. There are three ground-floor bedrooms, including one with walk-in wardrobe and en suite. Upstairs is a main bedroom with en suite, walk-in wardrobe and sitting room. The home also features a lounge, study, hydronic heating, Bose sound system and double garage. ● KATE STANTON Agent: Hodges, Michael Cooney 0418 325 052 Price: $2.5 million Private sale

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PORT MELBOURNE \ 275 ESPLANADE EAST

Agent: Marshall White,

BRIGHTON \ 15A ST NINIANS ROAD

Georgia Whitford

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Agent: Marshall White, Stephen Smith

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Price: $990,000-

0423 266 231 Price: $6.6 million

This two-bedroom property blends period charm with

$1.085 million

This glamorous two-storey home is an entertainer’s dream,

Expressions of interest:

contemporary interiors. Walk through the block-fronted

Auction: 10.30am,

from the grand marble staircase in the entry to the inviting

Close 6.30pm, November 1

Victorian residence to find a traditional arched hallway and

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outdoor patio. And it is only a short walk to Brighton’s

Baltic pine floorboards. This is contrasted with Scandi tiling

foreshore. The back courtyard has a pool and dining area

choices in the kitchen and bathroom. The bedrooms are on

fitted with a built-in barbecue and outdoor kitchen. Mix

the ground floor, with a dining and kitchen area towards the

cocktails for your guests in the walk-in bar adjoining the

back that leads to bifold doors and a private northwest-

formal sitting room. The main bedroom at the top of the

facing courtyard. The home also includes a European-style

stairs has its own terrace with bay views, as well as an en

laundry, Velux remote skylight, ceiling fans, pull-down

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system and workshop. ● KATE STANTON

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57 Mary Street, St Kilda West Fareham: Stunning Victorian sophistication seconds to St Kilda Beach Bringing together refined Victorian class with a striking contemporary extension, this breathtaking 3 BR residence in the leafy Mary Street promises two levels of stunning St Kilda West living. Enjoying dual street frontage with double garage access via Felix Lane, you'll love the soaring ceilings, marble fireplaces, front formal lounge, formal dining with hidden bar, expansive and bright family and meals zone, stone kitchen, front master bed with retreat and ensuite, 2nd master bed with ensuite, study, WIR, and balcony, central bathroom, powder room, and large rear courtyard. In Albert Park College zone and near Fitzroy St, beach, lake, & trams.

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Adrian Wood 0404 861 508 Michael Paproth 0488 300 800 theagency.com.au

43 Bay Street, Brighton

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1B Laburnum Court, Brighton

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CONTACT

renowned Martin Friedrich Architects, this sublime 4 bed + study, 3.5 bath residence is the

Closing Mon 12th November at 5pm

Justin Follett

0405 996 822

pinnacle of luxurious and spacious living in the quietest of streets. Enjoy a functional

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0424 696 822

floorplan, brilliant attention to detail, expansive central living, theatre, gym, north-w - est -w

Thur 12-12.30pm & 5.45-6.15pm

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this 4 bed + study, 3.5 bath home delivers a low-maintenance floorplan & brilliant

Closing Wed 7th November at 1pm

Justin Follett

0405 996 822

family space! Boasts expansive lounge & dining, rumpus, kitchen with Miele appls &

INSPECT

Marcus Heron

0424 696 822

butler´s pantry, downstairs main bed with ensuite, upstairs beds with access to

Thur 2-2.30pm & 6.30-7pm

Victoria McNaught 0459 996 822

ensuites, upstairs living, basement gym, deck, garden, & 4 car garage.

Sat 1.45-2.15pm

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31/49-51 Bay Road Sandringham PENTHOUSE APARTMENT WITH VIEWS FOREVER Spectacular sweeping views across the Bay, Williamstown, the City and the Dandenong’s. A 300 degree panorama, with sunsets beyond your wildest dreams. This luxury penthouse apartment has 3 bedrooms and executive home office, 3 bathrooms and 3 living areas. Gourmet kitchen with Miele and Liebherr appliances, 2 dishwashers, coffee machine, lovely stone finishes and mood lighting. Basement parking for 4 cars, storage and resort style facilities including a gym, pool, spa and sauna. Walk out to huge terraces abundance with perimeter gardens. A short drive to Melbourne’s famous Sandbelt Golf Courses. Close to the beach, stroll to shops, cafes, walking and cycle tracks, train & schools.

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DECEPTIVE EDWARDIAN, UNBEATABLE LOCATION Sitting on one of Albert Park’s deepest allotments frontages, this semi-detached solid brick residence

• Opposite enclosed playground plus a short stroll to public transport, schools and Victoria Avenue, 200 m walk to beach

is in excellent condition throughout yet offers

• Land 5.5 x 50 m (approx)

tremendous scope to renovate and extend (STCA).

• Rich in period detail; open fireplace, leadlight, high ceilings and timber floors throughout

of land (50 m approx.) and offering two street

Comprising: Arched hallway entrance, large front bedroom featuring bay window, two further bedrooms, well-appointed modern kitchen, spacious north-facing courtyard/garden, lock up garage off Little Page Street.

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Tues & Thurs 12.45-1.15pm Sat as advertised Auction Saturday 17th November 12pm Contact Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601 Michael Szulc 0417 122 809

MIDDLE PARK 105 Erskine Street

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• Blue chip location only a short stroll to Middle Park Village, beach, schools, public transport and Albert Park Lake

Comprising: Wide hallway entrance, two excellent double bedrooms at the front (each with built-in robes), fabulous living area with adjoining third bedroom and separate bathroom incorporating laundry.

• Open fireplace, Baltic timber floors and high ceilings throughout

Fully equipped kitchen opens to delightful north-facing paved courtyard.

Albert Park 03 9699 5999

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• Split system heating/cooling

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Tues & Thurs 1.30-2pm Sat as advertised Auction Saturday 17th November 2.30pm Contact Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601 Geoff Cayzer 9690 9782

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Single-level, streetfront & super-stylish, this 3 bedroom townhouse shines with northerly living, an elite Miele kitchen, fully-tiled bathroom, a ’secret’ bar & a butler’s pantry-laundry! Heated & cooled with Oak floors, stone benchtops, an al fresco area & auto-garage, this is a blue-chip buy on the Hill.

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Angus Graham 0401 505 259

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Graham Black 0400 381 217

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194A Ludstone Street Hampton 3+

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Designed for north sun & lush outlooks, this 3 bed & study, 2 bath home shines with lounge flowing north to a shaded deck, casual living wrapping a decked atrium, a garden-access master-suite, stone & Bosch kitchen, 2-way bathroom, heating, cooling, vac, solar panels, alarm & double garage near Sillitoe Reserve.

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Secluded beyond a deep auto-gated drive, this rare approx 815sqm ’battle-axe’ property is a hidden paradise with a grandly scaled 4 bed, 2 bath home featuring formal & family zones, sunroom, a soaring 4th bedrm (or 1st-flr living), vast kitchen & spa-bathrm, floor-heating & air-con...a walk to schools & a minute to the village & station.

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The BEST and most AFFORDABLE renovator (classic 1970´s) or new home site in the Dendy Park precinct. Good proportions & well-orientated land of 642.3 sqm ...with abundant possibilities.

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Sat 10 November 12.00 Tony Cinque 0413 873 725 | Campbell Cooney 0418 337 055 Wed 12.30-1.00 + Sat 12.30-1.00

63 Dalgetty Road, Beaumaris

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Very spacious 3 bedroom as new luxury designer Townhouse

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Occupying the entire front first floor position for a sense of private penthouse living, it is packed with abundant charm, feature a beautiful living room with open fire, polished boards, tall ceilings and car parking whilst in an A-list position allows for easy access to the beach, Fitzroy Street treats and transport.

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Saturday 3rd November at 11:00am Contact Agent Claudio Perruzza 0412 304 152 Bradley Perin 0457 588 858 87 Ormond Road Elwood 9534 0241

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