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PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

NOVEMBER 13-19, 2019

FAIRWAYS

A TR AV EL GUIDE TO GLORIOUS GOLF COU RSES

PRESIDENTS CUP GOLFERS TO SEE THIS SUMMER

EDUCATION THE COLLEGE WITH DRIVE

MICHAEL ROWLAND

BOOK CLUB: KEEPING SECRETS B AY S I D E & P O R T P H I L L I P

C o mp i l e d b y

HAILEY COULES

The editor’s desk

JACQUI TURK

One of the funniest skits by the late comedian Robin Williams was one on golf; invented by the Scots to purposefully foul up a player, he says, so “you feel like you’re going to have a stroke”. Most of the routine I cannot repeat here, because in keeping with golf etiquette I must mind my manners, but anyone who felt the rapture and frustration that comes with a game of golf will understand. This edition celebrates the sport as we approach the Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne in December, with a cover story on the world’s most scenic courses – no stroke here, but it will take your breath away. ●

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TO A TEE \ Sit back and relax at the International Club,

SCULPTED \ Pt. Leo Estate is celebrating its second

overlooking the 10th fairway at the Presidents Cup,

birthday by throwing a Sculpture Park Open Weekend.

Royal Melbourne. Renowned chef Curtis Stone also has

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“ I am Greg Leach ” … deputy chief officer at the Metropolitan Fire Brigade I grew up on a sheep and wheat farm just west of Bendigo, and my dad was very active in the local fire brigade. In fact, he was the brigade captain for a period of time, and I used to help out on Sundays at the station. I joined as a junior member when I was 13 and went to my first fire when I was 16. I started off life as an apprentice motor mechanic at a Holden dealership. I did that for five years before I went to work for the Country Fire Authority (CFA) as a motor mechanic. One day I was servicing the car of the assistant chief officer in Bendigo and he said, “We’re recruiting for firefighters at the moment. Have you ever thought of joining?” I genuinely hadn’t, although I was a volunteer firefighter, but he really got me thinking. So, I applied, completed my recruit course, and worked for the CFA for 21 years. I left the CFA in 2007 and I joined Rural Ambulance Victoria. I stayed there until 2014, when I joined Melbourne’s Metropolitan Fire Brigade (MFB). I’m very cognisant of the MFB’s long and very proud history of 128 years of service to the people of Melbourne, and myself and my fellow senior leaders at the MFB have been guiding this historic organisation as we approach a period of transition to Fire Rescue Victoria in mid-2020. On an average day, I’m in the office between 7am and 7.30am and I get out of the office around 6pm. It’s a day packed full of meetings – some of them are just about running the business of the MFB, and taking part in strategic emergency management planning with our other partner agencies and with Emergency Management Victoria. Then, at any given time, you can get a major fire and I’ll be drawn into incident management. I think everyone who gets into management of a fire and rescue service still deep down likes the idea of jumping on a truck and going to a fire. I’m no different. My office is above the fire station and whenever the sirens go on, I sneak a look on our system to see where they’re going and what they’re dealing with. You never really lose that. In the coming months I am taking up the role of commissioner of the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services. I’m grateful to have had the privilege of serving the community of Melbourne and am looking forward to a new challenge. ●

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Par excellence At home and abroad are a collection of heavenly golf courses and resorts to add to your bucket list.

arts community is celebrated by metal sculptures and hand-blown glass at every tee box, with each hole named after a plant that’s indigenous to the area. The Jack Nicklausdesigned course is as difficult to play as it is stunning to behold.

nybody who has swung a club knows the truth in Mark Twain’s lament that golf is a good walk spoiled. Yet, there is generally compensation – even as you hack your way through the rough and from bunker to bunker, at least you can take solace in the view. How a golf course looks – its layout and design, and especially its surrounds – has long inspired golf architects. Not to mention given rise to those fantastical calendars of imaginary golf holes, where greens protrude from the water beneath Niagara Falls, perch on a plateau halfway up Mount Everest, or nestle on one of Port Campbell’s remaining apostles, accessed by flying fox or rickety rope bridge. For players of all abilities, heeding the cry of “you just have to play at …” has turned golf tourism into big business. If you’re thinking of packing the clubs and jetting off to golfing nirvana, here are a few of the world’s most scenic golf courses to whet your appetite. ●

Pebble Beach, US S PE R O N E G O L F C LU B

Sperone Golf Club, France Every year more than 20,000 golf nomads make a pilgrimage to Corsica to play at Sperone. They take in the art and culture of historical Bonifacio, dine on seafood plucked straight from the Mediterranean, and play a golf course to die for. The par 5 16th offers a snapshot: tee off from a headland on the southernmost tip of Corsica, and gaze out over the luxury yachts and surfers dotting the Bay of Piantarella, and further still to the “Millionaire’s Island” of Cavallo. Heavenly.

The Golf Club At Harbor Shores, US This delivers in spades as a visual golfing Disneyland, skipping through distinctly different terrains of dunes, woodland, wetlands and holes that border the Paw Paw River and Lake Michigan. Connection to the local

Hugging rugged coastline above Carmel Bay south of the Monterey Peninsula, Pebble Beach Golf Links is touted as the best public golf course in America. (The roughly $750 it costs to play puts a bold asterisk on “public”.) The Pacific Ocean backdrop provides the magic, making holes 6-10 arguably the most famous stretch in the world, while the 18th, snaking around the water, has been a fitting setting for the finale of six US Open championships. There are four Pebble Beach Resort courses in all, with on-course accommodation.

Hamilton Island, Australia A very Australian golfing experience awaits at our only 18-hole course that’s on its very own island. Ridges and steep valleys dominate this patch of Dent Island paradise, with spectacular views of the Whitsundays and a course to stimulate golfers of all levels. Mini-golf, a driving range and lunch in the stunning clubhouse complete the picture.

Princeville Makai Golf Club, US

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National Geographic Traveller rates this Hawaiian gem among the greatest golf settings in America. Sitting above Hanalei Bay with 251 guest rooms and suites on offer at Princeville Resort, if you tire of actually playing golf you can always try yoga, or tennis, or snorkelling, or just lazing on the beach. Or perhaps a sunset golf cart tour – golfing voyeurism without the golf.

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Old Head Golf Links, Ireland

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Choosing only one golf course to play in Ireland is like choosing a favourite child, although this Cork cracker makes a compelling case. Vertigo-sufferers be warned – perched on a clifftop 100 metres above the Atlantic Ocean, you’ll feel like you’re playing on the edge of the world. Old Head sits at the bottom of a teardrop of land just south of the food mecca of Kinsale, above rocks that now claim golf balls rather than stray ships.

It’s breathtaking, whether you’re perched on an elevated tee hitting to a green that seems to hang off the side of the cliff, or teeing off from a tiny island.

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Cape Wickham Links, Australia The visitors’ comments section on the Cape Wickham Links website includes a post from Californian brothers summing up their King Island golfing odyssey – “Q: Would you give up Cypress Point and Pebble Beach for the rest of your life to play only Cape Wickham? A: Yes.” Since opening four years ago (with Ocean Dunes added since), Cape Wickham has been wowing all who play it. Many pretend they’re golfing rock stars for a weekend, jetting in on charter flights from Moorabbin and Essendon.

Thracian Cliffs, Bulgaria Hailed as the Pebble Beach of Europe, this Gary Player-designed course has one up on its famous American cousin by offering views of the water (in this case the Black Sea) from every hole. It’s breathtaking, whether you’re perched on an elevated tee hitting to a green that seems to hang off the side of the cliff, or teeing off from a tiny island. Player is clearly biased, but says that in more than half a century of playing golf he didn’t believe such a setting existed.

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ommon among the great performers on any stage is the panic they instil in us when their journey is almost done. Whether it’s Springsteen or Serena, we’ll queue around the block to witness their genius in the flesh one last time, fearing they’ll never pass this way again. The forthcoming summer of Australian golf offers much to tickle a fan’s fancy, not least the Vic Open at Barwon Heads in February, whose trailblazing mixed field format – where men and women compete for the same trophy and prize money – is being aped on the European Tour. But one name casts a shadow over all – Tiger Woods, who returns to Australia next month for the Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne from December 9 to 15. For all the stars and storylines teeing up Down Under this summer, nothing comes close to Tiger. ●

Tiger Woods

Brooks Koepka

Nelly Korda

Ten years ago he flew home from Melbourne (after winning the Australian Masters) into one of sport’s greatest-ever scandals. His body has since fallen apart almost as spectacularly as his personal life, requiring multiple surgeries. Presidents Cup fans at Royal Melbourne will witness arguably the greatest sporting comeback ever.

Golf has evolved from pear-shaped men in baggy polo shirts to chiselled beasts with fitness regimes that seem better suited to Dustin Martin. Koepka is in the vanguard of these athlete-golfers hoping for a better outcome when hitting a small, stationary ball. Koepka will stride out among Woods’ Presidents Cup team as the current world No.1 player.

There was something novel and quirky about Petr Korda, the Czech with the buzzcut hair and scissorkick celebration, who lifted our national tennis trophy at Melbourne Park in 1998. Last year, it was the turn of his daughter, Nelly, in the Australian Open. She’s back to defend her title, limbering up for another leap, just like Dad.

Seven stars to watch Sit back this summer and enjoy every birdie and eagle by these gifted golfers. PE T E R H A N L O N

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Hannah Green

Cameron Smith

Adam Scott

Cameron Champ

By holding her nerve in Minnesota in June, Green became the first Australian to win an LPGA Tour major since Karrie Webb 13 years earlier. Webb was there as the 22-year-old sank the winning putt. The West Australian’s next mission? “To win on home soil,” Green says. She gets her chance at the Australian Open at Royal Adelaide in February.

Cameron Smith, the golfer, admits he might have followed Cameron Smith, the Melbourne Storm legend, down a rugby league path, only he didn’t want to get hurt. Smith made the right call, and heads to the Gold Coast in December aiming to become the first person in more than a century to win three consecutive Australian PGA Championships.

The fluffy hair poking out from his cap, and the awe as he accepted the 2009 Stonehaven Cup from his hero Greg Norman, are rings in the tree trunk of Scott’s fine career. Now 39, he is determined his 14th Australian Open tilt will bring a second success. He’ll have to work for it, as a stellar cast will tee up at the Australian Golf Club from December 5 to 8.

There’s no doubting the raw appeal of golf’s monster drivers. Champ is a 24-year-old whose numbers – for clubhead speed, ball speed, pure distance – are off the charts. Winning a second PGA Tour title in September showed his all-round game is growing. In December, he’ll make his Down Under debut in the Australian PGA at Royal Pines.

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EDUCATION Students learn more than a clean swing at a Victorian school with a campus golf course. Wo r d s PE T E R H A N L O N

A team effort

or Cornish College principal Nicola Forrest, having golf as part of the school’s curriculum is a perfect fit. Not only does the Bangholme college’s nine-hole course make novel use of some of its 40 hectares of natural parkland, the game itself is a teaching tool that keeps on giving. “Our curriculum is concept-driven, and you can think of so many concepts that relate to golf. Patience, respect, courtesy. The beauty of positioning anything around concepts is you can link them to your curriculum – you can say, ‘OK, where else can we talk about leadership, respect, care for the land, teamwork?’ Forrest says. “For us, golf provides another classroom to build a curriculum.” Forrest’s pride in “Cornish Links”, and the golf program it enables, runs deep, not least because it is a prime example of her boast that nothing at the school has come about through the efforts of only one person. Sean Kirschenberg had the initial idea – when his son, who is now in year 12, was attending the Early Learning Centre – and many have mucked in since to keep the little white balls rolling.

Grounds manager Tom Humphreys devotes countless hours to the upkeep of an asset that is also used for other sports including crosscountry running, is instrumental in learning about nature and the environment, and even hosts a billycart race down “Big Hill”. Chaplain Jarrod Davies drives the character-building aspect that underpins the program. “We’re not trying to produce great golfers, we’re trying to produce great people who play golf,” says Kirschenberg, a 20-year club professional who initially volunteered to run a clinic and has become the school’s head of golf. “It’s not about winning, it’s about nurturing them, challenging them, building resilience, and creating good people.” The longest hole is around 200 metres, the shortest 60, with synthetic greens but grass elsewhere – much of it donated, as was the irrigation system. A creek, bridges and seating complement a setting that families are encouraged to use on weekends. Native and fruit trees have been planted throughout; in summer, children tee off atop Big Hill and pick blackberries as they walk to their balls.

Cornish College’s youngest golfers (three-year-olds attending the ELC) use bespoke clubs and focus on fun, whether through throwing and catching games or just trying to hit their driver as far as they can. Lessons might finish with a ride on the motorised buggy. By year 10, the elective (taken by around 100 of the school’s 700 pupils) has a leadership focus; one assignment for this year’s students was choosing a figure and examining how they demonstrate leadership through golf. There’s work on technique, but also a strong focus on fitness of body and mind. Forrest helped Kirschenberg deliver the class for a term, and saw

Cornish College pupils Josh, year 2, Bethany, year 4, and Sean Kirschenberg, head of the golf program. GREG BRIGGS

children who were challenged by the game but then found resilience and grew through the experience. Before-school classes are often being delivered as she arrives at work, and the support she sees among the students warms her. “What’s special about this Cornish community is that you have young people out there learning the game and some are better than others, but they’re so supportive of each other,” she says. ● ● cornishcollege.vic.edu.au

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FOOD

Paradiso Italiano Eating out this month in Melbourne. Wo r d s

S O FIA L E VI N

n the past few months Melbourne has been flooded by an Italian wave of handmade pasta and handsome terrazzo surfaces. Recent openings include Pepe’s Italian & Liquor, formerly Trunk Bar & Restaurant, and Tetto di Carolina in South Yarra, which made last month’s column alongside Cantina Carolina, the cafe to Bar Carolina next door. Add to that Sarti reincarnated as Marameo and the Hardware Club in the city, plus Scott Pickett’s Pastore at Hotel Chadstone, and it’s fair to say Italian is trending – again. I’m especially excited about Mabu Mabu’s transformation to an Indigenous Australian-centric cafe. HAZEL & DESSOUS \ MELBOURNE

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Nicola Dusi and Andrea Ceriani (+39 Pizzeria) have opened in what was Ciao Pizza Napoli.

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The Mulberry Group has swung open the doors to two-storey restaurant Hazel and separate basement bar Dessous. Must order: Beef rump tartare with anchovy sauce from Hazel’s “On Toast” menu

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On the first of this month, Scott Pickett (Matilda, Estelle, Lupo and Pickett’s Deli & Rotisserie) opened his first south-east venue. Mirco Speri (ex-Thirty Eight Chairs) heads the kitchen at Pastore in Hotel Chadstone. Must order: The 800-gram, 35-day dry-aged bistecca alla fiorentina

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This native Australian deli and caterer moved from South Melbourne Market to Yarraville, where it’s now a full-blown cafe. The aim is to make native ingredients the hero. Must order: Saltbush and pepperberry crocodile with lemon aspen aioli

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From the team behind Neighbourhood Wine comes this restaurant-meets-pub with a dozen beer taps, minimal intervention wines and wood-fired dishes. Must order: St Bernard’s ciderbrined pork chop with squashed peas

Those still mourning Sarti’s closure can dry their tears – the team has opened all-day Italian restaurant Marameo. It’s brighter and the menu covers everything from hearty house pastas through to theatre eats. Must order: $15 cacio e pepe lunch special

Chef Mo Zhou (ex-Press Club, Attica and Vue de Monde) and Alicia Feng have set up on Gertrude Street. Must order: It’s degustation only, but expect beef from retired dairy cows and steamed bao with pine needle butter

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From terrace to tabletop

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Andy Harmer is the executive chef of QT Melbourne hotel ● qthotelsandresorts.com/ melbourne ● Instagram @qtmelbourne

rowing up in the English countryside, my passion for food commenced from a young age. I would watch my parents with fascination as they tended their kitchen garden and created family meals using the freshest seasonal produce with minimal intervention. A passion project of mine has been redesigning and cultivating the rooftop garden at QT Melbourne into an intimate, green space. Not only is the garden a selfsufficient produce source, but also can be transformed into a hidden gem for hosting a unique event. Every day, the team and I pick a selection of vegetables, herbs, flowers

and fruit from the garden to use in dishes on the Pascale Bar and Grill menu, as garnishes in handcrafted cocktails in the Rooftop bar, and woven into desserts. Adding pops of flavour to your food is all about using fresh herbs. And there’s no better way to add flavour to dishes (and also save yourself a bit of money) than with your own herb and vegetable garden. It’s not as hard, or as timeconsuming, as it sounds. All you need is a plan. Prepare \ Start by drawing out your

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Think about positioning; plant near your entertaining and outdoor areas where their aromas and colours can be enjoyed, and you can be inspired. Tip: the right plants can also be used to provide privacy in the city. Space-savers \ Pots and containers are also key. If you don’t have the space, lots of herbs and vegetables grow well in containers. Single-use poly-boxes lined with a bin-bag and some small drainage holes are a great cost-effective DIY option. Growing herbs vertically in wall containers and planters is also a good move. Pots can also be shifted to suit the season, and move indoors in winter.

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“Adding pops of flavour to your food is all about using fresh herbs.”

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time, start with the basics. Perennial herbs like thyme, oregano and rosemary are great starters. Be smart about what you grow, and pick things that will grow back efficiently.

also a crucial part of your herb garden. A hoe is super important to rejuvenate and reactivate the soil. Other essentials include gloves, secateurs and pruning shears.

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Uncovering secrets and lies T H E R E VI E W

he dreaded “second novel syndrome” is something that haunts authors of wildly successful debut books. For Christian White, the challenge of building on the success of 2018’s The Nowhere Child was very real, but with The Wife and the Widow the Melbourne writer simply confirms his status as one of Australia’s most promising new storytellers. Set on a fictional island off the Bellarine Peninsula, the book interweaves the stories of Kate, a widow who learns about her husband’s elaborate secret life; and Abby, a long-time island resident whose life is turned upside-down as she grapples with mounting evidence that her husband is a killer. White expertly sets up both plot lines and leads the reader towards one of the most mind-blowing twists I have ever experienced in a novel.

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The central question posed by the book is “How well do we know the people we love?”, with both Kate and Abby forced into uncertain and uncomfortable new worlds courtesy of the men they thought they knew all too well. The characters are all finely drawn. We first meet Abby living a contented island life in a ramshackle house, raising two teenagers and dabbling in taxidermy (“It was as messy as it was meditative”). Kate is enjoying a comfortable, middle-class life in Caulfield, until her husband’s disappearance destroys any sense of security she had.

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M I C H A E L’ S L A S T WO R D

“A pacy crime thriller set on a stormy Victorian island where nothing is as it seems.”

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THE NIGHT FIRE \ By Michael Connelly $32.99, Allen & Unwin

2 THE GUARDIANS \ By John Grisham $32.99, Hachette LAST MONTH

WHAM! GEORGE & ME \ By Andrew Ridgeley, $29.99, out now

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Chatto & Windus 8 THE WIFE AND THE WIDOW \ By Christian White $32.99, Affirm Press 9 THE WEEKEND \ By Charlotte Wood

The wind-swept island serves as the eerie backdrop to this crime thriller. Bursting at the seams in summer, it’s an almost desolate place in the dead of winter as lives implode. The Wife and the Widow is a ripping page-turner that stays with you long after you put it down. ●

$29.99, Allen & Unwin 10 BOY SWALLOWS UNIVERSE \ By Trent Dalton $19.99, Harper Collins

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SCIENCE Three bright Victorian researchers get a boost to continue their quests.

heir scientific expertise is vastly different, yet three Victorian researchers share a very common bond. Recognised as being a driving force in each of their chosen fields, Dr Ashleigh Hood, Dr Alisa Glukhova and Dr Valerie Sung are motivated by the innate human desire to discover more. They are private investigators, of sorts – each tirelessly scratching away to find the answers to some big questions. The three are among 44 scientists in Australia recognised as part of the L’Oreal-UNESCO For Women in Science fellowships. The program recognises the achievements of early-

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career female scientists and helps fund their research. Each fellow is awarded $25,000 for a one-year project. The financial boost will help Hood, a geoscientist, continue her work exploring ancient reef systems across Australia, Canada and Namibia. Preserved in mountain ranges, the 700 million-year-old rock formations hold secrets about the missing history of the earth’s evolution. “The reefs I look at hold some very interesting information about the evolution of life during this strange period of time,” Hood says. “There was a massive climate change event, an environmental upheaval and at the same time we see a change from a world dominated by bacteria to animals. “We still don’t know how that happened ... So I am trying to find out how life evolved and how it’s related to the environment. “It’s a little bit like detective work

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elbourne independent fashion designer Megan Park celebrates a career milestone this year as her namesake brand turns 21. The idea to pursue fashion was born in the foothills of the Himalayas, and eventually saw her take on London Fashion Week in the late ’90s and score placement in prestigious department stores Harvey Nichols, Liberty and Barney’s in New York. Adored for her ready-to-wear collections, Park made a name for herself by combining Parisian chic, a love for Victorian beadwork and a hippie wanderlust to her designs – always pegging her aesthetic on

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affordable luxury where artisanal brilliance is her secret weapon. “It’s been quite a journey,” says Park, who studied fashion design at RMIT and worked as a textile designer when she graduated. “Sometimes it doesn’t even feel like 21 years, as a lot has happened in that time. But I am really proud of what I’ve achieved and how far I have come.” In the ever-changing landscape of wholesale and retail fashion, Park has remained true to her roots. She works closely with artists in India and sings their praises on her website – putting faces to names and places. She’s honed her craft by finding a way to bring a laid-back spirit to resort luxe status. Her customers adore her intricate bead embellishments that offer an east-meets-west aspiration. She

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designs her fabrics in-house – they’re hand-dyed and embroidered to perfection and there’s a romantic gypsy aesthetic that’s ever-so feminine too. “When I design, I think of what’s practical but stylish, it always has to be something I’d love to wear and that makes a woman feel great,” she says. “For me, it’s always been about combining structure with flow and airiness to the designs. But it’s really all about the fabrics and detail in prints, too. This is a journey, not just the final piece you purchase and clothes reflect that.” Park began working as a head designer for couture bridal designer Mariana Hardwick in Fitzroy after she graduated from RMIT. It’s here she acquired her skill and craftsmanship. The mentoring process served her well too.

also be steely in resolve and determination – a nice combination.” Park went on to work for the likes of Givenchy, Dries van Noten and Kenzo, creating textiles that those iconic brands would use in their collections. She launched her label in London, starting out making scarves and evening bags. Then came womenswear, accessories, a children’s range and now homewares. She returned to Australia in 2004 and hasn’t looked back. “I travel abroad quite regularly so I get to top up on my world travels all thanks to work,” she says. “But Melbourne is definitely home.” Park now lives in Fitzroy with her husband, architect Anthony Cox and their 12-year-old twins Ella and Marley.

Jemal dress by Megan Park, inspired by an embroidery panel from Turkmenistan.

By 1993 she was ready to move to London to try her luck abroad. Hardwick says: “Meg is a thoroughly decent person. She has an innocence and sweetness, but she can

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To coincide with the 21st celebrations, Park has also written a book, telling her story from Melbourne to London and India. There have been many highlights over the years too, including the time supermodel Iman was spotted carrying a Megan Park bag and when Eurythmics front woman Annie Lennox wore her dress to sing for the Queen. In 2009, her classic fantail dress was seen on Claudia Schiffer and Queen Letizia of Spain. “I’ve never been one to chase endorsements, but when some of those you really respect choose your brand then it’s definitely a pinch-me moment,” says Park. “To think my bag was in Iman’s wardrobe in the presence of David Bowie is very cool indeed.” ● ● meganpark.com.au

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MIDDLE PARK \ 92 CANTERBURY ROAD 4

Some of Melbourne’s most beautiful and best-preserved terrace houses line Canterbury Road. Strict heritage controls, and a genuine appreciation by owners of the history and graceful design, have seen them evolve gently through the decades with their ornate facades and many of the rooms preserved intact. The facade of this two-storey terrace is as beautiful now as it ever was, from the urns that adorn the heights of the pediment to the patterned brickwork and scallops of iron lace decorating both verandah levels. Leadlight and moulded timber make a welcoming entry. On the ground floor, the two front rooms are connected by double doors. Both have ornate fireplaces, deep skirting boards, cornices and ceiling roses. The bathroom and laundry follows and has a door to the sideway. Beyond here, the kitchen is partially concealed. Enter from the hallway and there is an opening about a metre wide over the bench and out to the dining area. The configuration allows for better than usual storage with banks of drawers and cupboards. The kitchen has Asko and Smeg appliances, stainless steel benches and marble-style splashbacks. Storage is something of a feature of this home and cupboards line one wall of the living area from the staircase to the rear wall. The living and dining area is a light and inviting space opening to a deck and very deep rear garden. Mature wisteria drapes lavishly over a pergola and the double garage opens to the rear lane. Upstairs, the main bedroom suite is at the rear of the

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property@domainreview.com.au Agent: The Agency Melbourne, Michael Paproth 0488 300 800 Price: $3.5 million-$3.85 million Auction: 10.30am, November 16

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BRIGHTON \ 33/171 CHURCH STREET 2

In the heart of Brighton, the Robert Mills-designed Church Street Hill complex applies luxury hotel-style finishes to comfortable homes. This east-facing apartment – on level two – has high ceilings and two spacious bedrooms. Full-height windows and oak flooring suit the open-plan design, which comprises a Miele kitchen, a living-dining area and a study nook. The adjoining balcony is large enough for entertaining. The current owners have loved how quiet the apartment feels, even though it’s only four doors from the action of Church Street and a short walk from Middle Brighton station. It comes with a secure undercover car space and storage cage. ● MARY DOWNES Agent: McGrath, Fran Harkin 0414 957 840 Price: $900,000-$990,000 Private sale

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BRIGHTON EAST \ 160 SOUTH ROAD 4

This is a spacious, light-filled gem in the Castlefield heritage precinct. An updated 1920s weatherboard house, it has a harmonious mix of period details and contemporary Hamptons style. Families will love the single-level layout nestled in mature gardens. The interior zoning has formal living and dining rooms at the front and an open-plan kitchen-meals area flowing to a relaxed family room at the rear. The latter has an inside-outside ambiance thanks to two sets of french doors that connect it to the back deck and lawn. Other features include a walk-in pantry, and twocar garage. Schools, Hampton Street shops and the station are all nearby. ● MARY DOWNES Agent: Hocking Stuart, Jenny Dwyer 0418 528 988 Price: $1.65 million-$1.75 million Auction: 12.30pm, November 23

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BEAUMARIS \ 67 DALGETTY ROAD 4

You’ll be spoilt for space in this big corner house with its choice of living areas. Looking over the backyard, the recently renovated kitchen, meals and family zone is the perfect hub for busy families who, come snack time, will appreciate the servery window to the deck and saltwater pool area. Escape the hubbub with some downtime at the front of the house in the living-dining area, the study or the upstairs playroom. Also upstairs you’ll find four bedrooms including a vast parents’ retreat, which has two walk-in wardrobes and a spa en suite. Other features of the property include a separate laundry, double garage, automated blinds and a security system. ● MARY DOWNES Agent: Marshall White, Kate Strickland 0400 125 946 Price: $1.7 million-$1,815,000 Auction: 3.30pm, November 16

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HAMPTON \ 9 THOMAS STREET 3

Located in a peaceful street near Hampton Beach, this contemporary family home is a prime Bayside opportunity. High ceilings and generous windows throughout the property keep it airy and light, with open-plan living and dining areas creating a welcoming environment. Located on the third floor to provide privacy, the main bedroom features a walk-in wardrobe and stylish en suite with warm timber finishes. Added luxury comes from bay views offered from the private balcony. The floor below also offers a sundrenched dining terrace. A downstairs theatre room adds appeal for teens, while pale oak flooring and coastal styling bring a fresh, modern appeal. ● MEGAN WHITFIELD Agent: Buxton Real Estate, Sonja Sendin 0406 811 040 Price: $1.8 million-$1.9 million Auction: 1.30pm, November 23

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SOUTH MELBOURNE \ 26 LITTLE BOUNDARY STREET

There is a great mix of lifestyle options within walking distance of this home. Head to Albert Park Lake for a dose of nature or recreational activities, or stroll to Bay Street for a plethora of places to wine and dine. Plus, Gasworks Arts Park’s Farmers’ Market is just at the end of Pickles Street. The home’s floor plan maximises the use of space and provides ample natural light. Polished concrete floors flow throughout, with bifold windows providing cross-ventilation to the upper floor. The ground-floor main bedroom features a walk-in wardrobe and en suite, and a private internal courtyard. ● PORTIA CONYERS-EAST Agent: Greg Hocking, Max Mercuri 0431 043 723 Price: $1.2 million-$1.3 million Auction: 10:30am, November 16

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ST KILDA \ 34B MARINE PARADE 4

Looking over St Kilda Marina, this triple-storey residence has views of the bay and city skyline. There are three bedrooms on the ground floor, a rear deck and landscaped courtyard, and a large front living room that opens to a covered entertaining area and pool. The first level features the open-plan calacatta marble kitchen, dining and living area, front balcony, and the main bedroom with private balcony, custom-built storage and en suite with spa bath. Other features include spotted gum floors, study on the second floor, and four-car garage with loft storage. Close to the bustling Acland and Fitzroy streets, sea baths, parklands, beach and trams. ● ARIANNA LUCENTE Agent: Kay & Burton, Alex Schiavo 0419 239 549 Price: $3.5 million-$3.8 million Expressions of interest: close 5pm, November 21

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ALBERT PARK \ 87 RICHARDSON STREET 3

This free-standing Victorian residence has undergone an architect-designed renovation to incorporate contemporary living spaces among period detail. The arched hallway entrance features exposed brick walls, and leads to an open-plan living, dining and kitchen with stone island, stainless-steel benchtop and two Miele ovens. There’s a front bedroom or study with fireplace and built-in shelves, and a north-facing courtyard with shed at the back. Two more bedrooms can be found upstairs, both with en suites and walk-in wardrobes, and there’s an outdoor deck that leads to a separate studio or retreat. The house also has solar panels. ● ARIANNA LUCENTE Agent: Cayzer, Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601 Price: $2.6 million-$2.85 million Auction: 2pm, November 16

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MURRUMBEENA \ 2 SECOND AVENUE 4

Home to one family for more than 13 years, this fourbedroom residence has been fully renovated, yet retains elegant features such as decorative ceilings. The entry hall takes you past three bedrooms and a large laundry on the ground floor, and leads to an open-plan dining and living area with hardwood timber floors and woodfire heater, and stone kitchen with pantry. Glass doors open to a paved outdoor area with retractable awning, covered barbecue kitchen with drinks fridge, outdoor shower, toilet, shed and pool. The main bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en suite is upstairs, as is a study nook with desk. Close to Murrumbeena Park. ● ARIANNA LUCENTE Agent: Jellis Craig, Mark Staples 0411 527 174 Price: $1.3 million-$1.4 million Auction: noon, November 16

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BRIGHTON \ 58 HEAD STREET 4

Opposite Elsternwick Park and close to the beach, this richly detailed Edwardian home is positioned to enjoy the best of Brighton and Elwood. It is spacious and elegant. The formal lounge and dining room have ornate fireplaces and a large contemporary living area opens to an al fresco area and decked pool. The timber and marble Miele kitchen has a butler’s pantry. The two ground-floor bedrooms have walk-in wardrobes and en suites and one bedroom opens to a terrace. Upstairs, children’s bedrooms share a spacious retreat. Bespoke cabinetry, a fitted study, hydronic heating and ducted airconditioning add to the luxury and functionality. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON Agent: Hodges, Campbell Cooney 0418 337 055 Price: $3.2 million-$3.5 million Auction: 2pm, November 16

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BRIGHTON EAST \ 76A HODDER STREET 4

Designed for stylish, low-maintenance living, this new townhouse maximises space and contemporary functionality. At ground level with its oak floors, a bedroom with en suite and large walk-in wardrobe is at the front of the house followed by a stunning white and timber kitchen with butler’s pantry, two Miele ovens and Caesarstone benches. The large living area is light and bright and has timber feature walls, a gas fireplace and opens to the deck and rear garden. Upstairs, three carpeted bedrooms, one with an en suite, share a retreat. The house has airconditioning, zoned security, video intercom and is close to parks, shops and transport. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON Agent: Marshall White, Kate Strickland 0400 125 946 Price: $1.5 million-$1.65 million Auction: 11.30am, November 16

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BRIGHTON 58 HEAD STREET A delightful Edwardian residence seamlessly transitioning from gracious period architecture to exciting contemporary design. Clever architectural planning and designer specifications have created a beautiful family residence with multiple living zones. Inspect to appreciate groomed gardens and poolside entertaining in this most enviable position.

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SANDRINGHAM 3 BAMFIELD STREET Blocks to the village & steps to the bay in the shade of the Sandringham Club's palms, this grand 5 bedroom & home-office, 3 bathroom c.1926 home offers todays' triple zone living with formal, family & first-floor zones, a glossy bench kitchen & a main spabathroom in perfectly-utilised approx. 601sqm grounds with an over-size double garage.

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LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT There is literally nothing like this â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;entertainersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; delight to be found anywhere along the bay. Brilliantly located adjacent to Station Pier, this luxury waterfront apartment in a boutique low-rise is as good as Port Melbourne can offer with outstanding panoramic views of Port Phillip Bay & surrounds. Recently refurbished, comprising â&#x20AC;˘ 2 large bedrooms (both with built-in robes, main with ensuite) â&#x20AC;˘ Central bathroom and separate laundry â&#x20AC;˘ Fully-appointed granite kitchen with casual meals â&#x20AC;˘ Spacious open plan living and dining â&#x20AC;˘ Generous water-facing terrace â&#x20AC;&#x201C; ideal for entertaining â&#x20AC;˘ Extra features include new security intercom, freshly painted throughout, new carpet, new LED lights, ducted heating/cooling, under cover parking, large storage cage and beautiful communal gardens Perfectly positioned just metres from the watersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; edge, city light rail stop and only a short stroll to bustling Bay Street, welcome to the ultimate inner-city lifestyle!

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PORT MELBOURNE 16/105 BEACH STREET

Forthcoming Auction $1,350,000 - $1,450,000 Wed 5.30-6 & Sat 1.30-2 David Lack 0418 996 265 Fraser Lack 0408 340 242 100 Bay Street Port Melbourne 03 8671 3777

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ALBERT PARK 87 Richardson Street

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CAPTIVATING VICTORIAN WITH GRAND PROPORTIONS • Magniﬁcent free-standing three-bedroom Victorian home • Upstairs: Main bedroom with walk-in robe, ensuite and private outdoor deck • State of the art kitchen featuring two ovens • Hydronic heating + central heating and cooling throughout • Solar panels + 5000L water tank • Allotment 6.6 m x 31.3m approx

• Privileged tree-lined location just a short stroll to Albert Park village, beach, MSAC, schools and public transport. • Enormous full-width open plan living/dining area leads to a meticulous north-facing private courtyard with possible car space.

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Thurs 6-6.30pm, Sat 1.30-2pm Saturday 16 November at 2pm Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601 Tara Goss 0423 765 765 Michael Szulc 0417 122 809

ALBERT PARK 149 Kerferd Road

CLASSIC VICTORIAN IN BEACHSIDE LOCATION • Short stroll to Albert Park Beach, MSAC, public transport and Victoria Avenue • Car access via side roller door • Front lounge with marble open ﬁreplace • Main bedroom with built-in robes, open ﬁreplace and balcony access • Two further bedrooms and central bathroom • Sun-drenched paved courtyard

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This character ﬁlled balconied Victorian terrace, positioned in one of Albert Park’s most coveted locations, is in sound liveable condition throughout, yet oﬀers an exciting opportunity for further improvement if desired (STCA).

For Sale View By appointment Contact Simon Carruthers Geoﬀ Cayzer Tara Goss

0438 811 601 9690 9782 0423 765 765

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PORT MELBOURNE 271 Graham Street

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LARGE CONTEMPORARY TERRACE

The ultimate age-friendly downsizer or near city professional residence! Three bedrooms, three bathrooms — master with beautiful ensuite and walk-in robe. Entertainer’s rooftop terrace with expansive city views and beyond. Private internal lift. Spacious open plan kitchen and dining with soaring ceiling, separate north-facing living room with city views and balcony.

Albert Park 03 9699 5999

Architecture by Stokes Architects and interior design by Hecker Guthrie delivers interiors comprising a warm natural palette, abundant light and elegant details including Oak timber floors, stone bench tops, feature glazed wall, integrated joinery, fridge, freezer and climate-controlled wine cabinet.

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Thurs 5.30-6pm, Sat 1-1.30pm Saturday 16 November at 1.30pm $1,800,000 — $1,980,000 Michael Szulc 0417 122 809 Jordan Gravestein 0448 250 193

Storage, heating and cooling throughout, lock up garage, video intercom and alarm security.

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PORT MELBOURNE 164 Station Street

BEST OF PORT — ULSTER HOUSE — CIRCA 1893 • Nine principal rooms • Four bedrooms and three bathrooms • Formal and informal living zones • 4 metre high internal ceilings • Private courtyard with water feature • Fully self-contained apartment above double garaging with Princes St frontage • Secure garaging for 2 cars

A magniﬁcent example of the Victorian era, this beautiful home with 7 metre frontage is meticulously presented. Located opposite leafy parklands and the North Port light rail, and minutes to Bay Street.

View By appointment Auction Sunday 1st December at 12pm Contact Michael Szulc 0417 122 809 Geoff Cayzer 9690 9782

Period features coupled with modern-day additions leaves for nothing more.

• One of the district’s ﬁnest residences in a lifestyle location

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RT Edgar Brighton Bonnie Shannon leads the team responsible for managing the rental por�olio in Bayside. With combined experience of over 40 years Bonnie, Sherife and James con�nue to develop strategies to provide property owners and tenants with expert, end to end service. If you are thinking of leasing or if you're not happy with your current agent we would be delighted to assist. Transferring of management is stress free and we currently have an exclusive oﬀer for Landlords. You will have peace of mind knowing that your investment property is being handled by professionals. We have close working rela�onships with reloca�on Agencies and specialize in Execu�ve Leasing. There is a short supply for proper�es Call us for a discussion... 103 Church St, Brighton, VIC 3186 9592 9299

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3/359 Beach Road, Black Rock A Hidden Beachside Escape with Serene Bay Vistas

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Set peacefully at the rear of this block of only three, with an elevated position allowing for beautiful bay views, this 2 BR unit offers generous proportions and a breezy beachside lifestyle. Features front patio with direct views of the water, expansive lounge and dining with bay vistas, large and functional kitchen, enormous main bed with dual BIRs, tasteful bathroom, sizeable rear garden, entertainerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s courtyard, heat/cool and double garage.Walk to Black Rock Village and Donald McDonald Reserve.

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92 Canterbury Road, Middle Park Grand Victorian with generous family proportions!

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Owning dual street frontages, stunning proportions and picturesque rear entertaining, this timeless 3/4 BR period beauty is a truly magnificent Middle Park offering. Contemporary meets classic with this incredible home, which showcases a striking leadlight entry and soaring ceilings, grand formal lounge, dining/potential 4th BR, huge master bed (balcony, dressing room, skylit ensuite), 2 further large bedrooms (one with balcony), kitchen with Asko/Smeg appls and expansive family and meals flowing out to tranquil rear garden with breathtaking wisteria canopy and double garage via Canterbury Place. Zoned for Albert Park College, close to Middle Park Village, MSAC and the beach.

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Michael Paproth 0488 300 800 Sam Hobbs 0404 164 444 Robert Ding 0418 858 393 theagency.com.au

25 Swallow Street, Port Melbourne Port Melbourne's Greatest Redevelopment Site!

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Set only meters to Port Melbourne's famous Station Pier is this once in a generation redevelopment opportunity. The existing freestanding 1970's 3BR brick home is immediately comfortable, clean & modern with easy-care backyard, perfect for families! Situated in this blue chip location, just meters to beach, light rail, parks & Bay Street shops, restaurants & cafes. - Multi unit development potential (STCA) - Multi vehicle access via Little Swallow Street - No heritage overlay

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125 Beach Street, Port Melbourne This breathtaking town residence boasts panoramic views of the CBD and the bay, expansive light filled living and luxurious outdoor entertaining spaces, placed just moments from the water. With a versatile floorplan, this exquisite home offers a truly sophisticated lifestyle in a prominent corner position. Features open plan living, sleek kitchen, rooftop terrace, four generous bedrooms with robes including ensuite main, flexible ground floor living or office, laundry, two additional bathrooms and two side by side secure car parking spaces complete the home.

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A4 B3 C2 D1 BER $3,000,000 - $3,300,000 Auction Sat 30th Nov at 1.30pm Inspect Wed 6.30-7.15pm Sat 9.30-10.15am Contact Peter Zervas 0405 682 173 Callum Richardson 0488 504 889 Andrew Turner 0408 211 281 greghocking.com.au

GREG HOCKING HOLDSWORTH

191 Park Street, South Melbourne A serene, stylish city residence in an unbelievably convenient position, experience the exquisite designer appeal of this elegant two storey residence and office. With refined finishes, breathtaking views and generous dimensions, cosmopolitan home with versatile appeal. Features open plan living, terrace, stylish kitchen, two spacious ensuite bedrooms, laundry, rooftop garden, secure substantial garage and flexible front office. Lease Term Expires June 2020 (shop only); Rental Return $,1460.00 pcm; Zoning: Mixed Use.

26 Little Boundary Street, South Melbourne Showcasing bespoke design, impressive proportions and state of the art detailing, this architecturally imposing residence is a truly stand out home. Enjoying wonderful natural light, features include a generous living space boasting two built in televisions with cameras highlighting stunning city views, an ultra stylish Miele kitchen plus ground floor main bedroom equipped with walk in robe and luxurious marble ensuite plus a private internal courtyard.

Albert Park 8644 5500

Auction Sat 23rd Nov at 2.30pm Inspect Wed 12.30-1pm Sat 1-1.30pm Contact Peter Zervas 0405 682 173 Greg Hocking 0418 329 961 Callum Richardson 0488 504 889

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50 St Vincent Street, Albert Park Showcasing architectural innovation, this brand new residence has been designed and finished for a low maintenance lifestyle of the finest calibre. The cutting edge interiors offer sophistication, ease of living and functionality with a focus on privacy and lavish entertaining. Features include open plan living and dining, gourmet kitchen, basement wine cellar, north facing deck plus sun drenched rooftop terrace with city views. The luxurious main bedroom features extensive robes, marble ensuite and tranquil balcony.

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25 St Vincent Place South, Albert Park A magnificent example of Victorian elegance, this classic three bedroom terrace homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s stunning dimensions impressively combine the refinement and grandeur of the era with family focused contemporary style. Gracious living and dining rooms flow through to a stylishly updated kitchen, while a light filled study overlooks the rear garden with potential for off street (STCA). The generous main bedroom features an open fireplace, robes, dual entrance ensuite and private balcony facing St Vincent Gardens. Land size of 334sqm. Including dimensions of 6.6 x 48.1 meters

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107 Richardson Street, Albert Park Instantly identifiable as one of Albert Parkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most attractive double fronted Victorians, this property should also be regarded as one of Richardson Streetâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most outstanding opportunities. Behind the freshly presented, previously updated floor-plan, a north facing rear garden delivers the perfect setting for a contemporary extension, STCA, that would still leave ample outdoor areas that conclude with convenient garage access from second frontage to a full width side lane. Traditionally elegant living and dining rooms are complemented by light filled kitchen/ meals overlooking the garden while three bedrooms share a renovated central bathroom. Seriously tempting, significantly rewarding, in an elite Albert park address. Note: Land 349 sq m.

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21 Park Road, Middle Park A brilliant transformation by Blu Seven has resulted in this spectacular domain setting a new benchmark in eye catching luxury where every detail reflects the finest quality, level of finish and attention to detail. Light and space are celebrated in the open plan living and dining zone boasting an internal courtyard plus a second landscaped courtyard adjoining a Miele appointed kitchen. The main bedroom with walk in robe and skylit ensuite is complemented by two further bedrooms, including one with robes and ensuite.

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404/115 Beach Street, Port Melbourne Advantaged by an absolute beachfront location commanding panoramic views taking in Melbourneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s CBD and Port Phillip Bay, this breathtaking residence showcases the ultimate in high end apartment living. Features open plan living and dining, premium kitchen, wraparound balcony, main bedroom with robes and ensuite plus three further bedrooms with robes and immaculate family bathroom. Includes two parking spaces.

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Built circa 1871 for the one-time Mayor of Port Melbourne, James Close, this magnificent Victorian balcony terrace provides a unique opportunity to purchase a property of true architectural and aesthetic significance to Port Melbourne. This superbly presented stylish home offers all of the hallmarks of modern living and comes with eight principal rooms, secure garage and separate loft apartment. Located on the Evans Street parklands, less than 10 minutes from the city, the grand size (335 sqm block) and convenient location of this property allow for both personal and professional use. The current configuration features a traditional family layout including 4 bedrooms, formal sitting room, private study, formal dining room, natural light-filled family room, large epicurean kitchen, informal dining area, three bathrooms – one with European laundry and one with a small underground wine cellar - as well a secure garage and studio apartment. Expressions of Interest Closing Friday 29th November @ 5pm Contact Frank Callaghan 0407 313 753 frankc@frankgordon.com.au Frankie Callaghan 0410 273 734 frankjnr@frankgordon.com.au

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