Domain Review Bayside & Port Phillip - February 09, 2022 by Domain Magazines

PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

FEBRUARY 9-15, 2022

FOOD

RELISH THE BEST DELIS

EDUCATION

OFF TO A WINNING START

REAL ESTATE MAJESTIC TERRACE

ANDY LEE A SK S T H E BIG QU E ST IONS

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

ALICE FISHER

Andy Lee started out on community broadcasting and even as one of Australia’s most recognisable – and funniest – people, there is a grassroots approach he has never lost, even if the audiences are bigger and the platforms are larger. He is known to be “good-natured and goofy”, and loves a yak with his fans, as Rachelle Unreich writes in this week’s cover profile on Lee. It makes Lee the ideal host of Nine’s The Hundred – everyday Aussies joining him to answer questions such as: have you ever dumped a partner by text? Do you believe in God? The responses will surprise. ●

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OUR COVER \ Comedian and television host Andy Lee. Photographed by Gina Milicia.

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COVER S TORY

ONE IN A MILLION Andy Lee is a uniquely candid celebrity who relishes a friendly connection to his audience and fans.

here are many people in the public eye who act famous – they avert their eyes when someone is looking at them and glide through a room with a “look at me but don’t speak to me” vibe. TV host-comedian-professional chatterbox Andy Lee, 40, is the opposite. He loves it when regular people approach him on the street. His Instagram account is peppered with ordinary guy moments, if that ordinary guy has the heart of a teenager – such as when he gave himself the pandemic challenge of hitting a tennis ball from one side of his house and catching it after racing through to the other. He is notoriously amiable and good-natured and goofy, and all of that makes him the perfect host for the show he co-created, The Hundred with Andy Lee, which is screening on Nine and 9Now (Nine is a majority owner of this masthead). The show’s premise is simple: A hundred everyday Australians join Lee via Zoom to answer questions such as: Have you ever dumped your partner by text? Do you believe in God? Have you never tried Vegemite? Three comedy panellists – upcoming

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guests include Sophie Monk and frequent collaborator Hamish Blake – try to see who knows what the majority of Australians will say. It was an idea that stemmed out of the pandemic and its abundance of Zoom calls, but Lee says it’s very much “in my wheelhouse” anyway. “I’ve always loved dealing with everyday people; that’s been my favourite thing about the radio shows that Hamish and I did, as well as all our travel shows – [speaking to] people in their natural environment,” Lee says. “I always find them far more interesting than the celebrities. But what was interesting [with The Hundred] was that in a moment where we’re a bit divided on many different topics, it’s nice to prove how similar we are in so many ways when it comes to our habits in the shower or the last thing we do before we go to bed. I really love how inclusive it is and how fascinating it is because we live our lives in our own little houses, and you often think, ‘Surely everyone’s doing this this way,’ but maybe you’re the only one.” For example? “I thought most people slept nude, but I was wrong about that. Apparently, I’m in the

“If I’m not prepared to share myself, I can’t expect people to share back with me.” minority!” But in another way, the show helps audiences feel less alone, whether it’s about how many have had COVID or sleep in the same bed as their partners. (“I thought the amount of Australians who don’t was fascinating,” Lee says.) Part of Lee’s approachability comes from the fact that his audience spends their private moments with him, whether they’re watching him from their couch or listening to him on a long drive. Despite his popularity, his admirers act familiarly rather than fan-crazy. This is lucky, he says, because he doesn’t know how he would have coped otherwise. “I have been very lucky it was such a slow build. I can’t imagine what it’s like for overnight sensations, it would be a huge adjustment … it’s so different to [someone whose] poster is on people’s walls and there are screaming fans. “It was super gradual and also inside a radio station; I’m just trying to make Hamish laugh the entire time. People feel they know you, and I love that. I love it when people come up to me. Talking to other mates who are actors who are more reclusive and sometimes have social anxiety – it’s a much harder situation for them, because that’s not why they do their job. They just love acting. Where my job is chatting to people and I absolutely love it.” He has managed to deal with the other aspect of fame: having his personal life in the public eye. He lives in Melbourne’s inner east with his girlfriend Rebecca Harding – the pair have been together for more than seven years – and their Welsh terrier puppy Henrietta, but admits

that it’s not always easy being the partner of someone in the public eye. “She certainly [found it hard], and that’s why we actually broke up three years in,” Lee says. “She found it really difficult to adjust: people taking an interest in what she was doing, and obviously there was some judgment sometimes, which was difficult. But for me, I’ve always been happy to share things, and that’s why radio suited me. If I’m not prepared to share myself, I can’t expect people to share back with me. “But I don’t love the fact that media these days are more inclined to find the salacious angle in things that people are doing or posting. When we first started, it was nothing like that.” The upside of the attention is his ability to help others. Lee still cherishes the time he received a note of thanks from a soldier. “He had to go out for long periods of time by himself in Afghanistan and used to stockpile the podcasts to listen to so he could feel connected while he was doing a very serious job. You don’t realise how impactful those 40 minutes can be for people – that escape, or that connection to Australia from overseas. “Sometimes people are going through tough times – whether it be things like depression or health battles – and email to say they find a bit of escape or a bit of cheer in what we’re doing. I never really expected that, and those emails are always amazing to read.” ●

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EDUCATION

A return to routine A positive mindset from parents is the first step to helping pupils get back in the classroom.

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tudents at the beginning of their primary school journey, especially those who started prep in 2020, have only ever known education as an inconsistent mix of physical classrooms and long stretches of remote learning. With vaccinations now available to children five and up, our youngest students face the prospect of their first uninterrupted school year. So how do we prepare them? A positive mindset from parents is the first step, according to Wesley College’s Elsternwick campus head, Jacinta Janssens. “A parent’s perspective will influence how their children will see things or how they’ll feel,” she says. Like most schools, Wesley focuses on developing positive mindsets and wellbeing. The school’s Grow Your Mind program focuses on character

strengths plus strategies for emotional regulation and socialisation skills. Children have “gained a lot of new skills” from remote learning, says Janssens, such as greater independence, self-management and flexibility, and it’s important to remind them of their self-efficacy. “The belief that they can do what they need to do, in terms of dealing with challenges, is really important.” Preparing children on a practical level also helps with the transition to school life. Janssens suggests “posing scenarios and re-familiarising them with the shape of the day”, for example. Talk to them about their timetable, subjects and teachers, breaks and the fact that behaviour expectations are different at school. “COVID-19 will be part of our life for a while to come,” she says, so

preparing their expectations around that fact is also important. Rapid antigen testing will be in place for at least the first four weeks of term one, and students in year 3 and above are required to wear masks indoors. The state government says more than 1800 schools have applied for a Shade Sail Grant, meaning students should expect to take some classes outdoors. Given structure is so important to building children’s sense of safety and confidence, Australian parenting website Raising Children (raisingchildren.net.au) advises developing and displaying a morning routine to eliminate stress and keep everyone calm and on time. “Think about what you need to achieve in the mornings,” it says. “You can probably do many things the night before.”

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In the evenings, Janssens says having “discussions with your child and showing a real interest in them” will not only help children settle in and allow parents to monitor how children are coping but also build conversational skills, which may need particular attention after lockdowns. “Children need to reconnect and build relationships with peers at their level, so they need to learn communication skills that support social connections,” she says. While face-to-face learning facilitates this crucial development, it can also be exhausting for children. “There will be a real tiredness because they’re not used to both the mental and the physical engagement of the full school day,” Janssens says. Healthy food, plenty of water, quiet reading time with a parent or sibling, and getting to bed early can all help. “The main thing is really focusing on the productivity of the school day and allowing children, especially the younger ones, just to ‘be’ after school. Play, get fresh air and find opportunities to be calm that are not in the digital space.” ●

“Children need to reconnect and build relationships with peers at their level, so they need to learn communication skills that support social connections.” JACINTA JANSSENS, HEAD OF WESLEY COLLEGE ELSTERNWICK CAMPUS DOM A IN REV IEW

FOOD

Melbourne’s best delis

he simplest way to both impress and take a load off when entertaining is to stock up at your local delicatessen. Whether you fill your table with imported Italian goods from a 150-year-old Carlton deli, or with artisan charcuterie from a new designer butcher in Armadale, the shopping experience at these venues will be as memorable as the eating.

CASA IBERICA \ FITZROY & ALPHINGTON

If you’ve ever attempted a Spanish or Portuguese recipe, chances are you’ve been to Casa Iberica to buy a hardto-find ingredient. This family business has been operating since 1975 and stocks a huge range of

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VICTOR CHURCHILL \ ARMADALE

EUROPEAN FLAVOUR \ CAULFIELD

25 Johnston Street, Fitzroy

Sydney’s Victor Churchill, possibly the world’s most beautiful butcher, is now in Melbourne. The house patés and terrines are especially good, while pastries and quiches prepared by pastry chefs are available daily. A pantry stocks local, seasonal produce, Baker Bleu bread and wines.

If you’re craving Eastern European flavours or layered Russian Napoleon cake (think mille-feuille with cream and pastry, but in cake form), this is the deli for you. The fridge is stocked with dips and salads, the counter with cold cuts and cheese, and you’ll find all things pickled here, too.

154-156 Fulham Road, Alphington

953 High Street, Armadale

823 Glen Huntly Road, Caulfield

● casaibericadeli.com.au

● victorchurchill.com

● europeanflavour.com.au

smallgoods produced on site at the Alphington store. Other essentials include Spanish jamon and tinned seafood. Choose from the hot sauces to spice up your next barbecue.

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Taste meets tradition at these diverse suburban delicatessens. Wo r d s S O FIA L E VI N

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OASIS \ FAIRFIELD & MURRUMBEENA

I defy you to walk into either of the Oasis stores and not leave with something you didn’t come for. Known for its Middle Eastern baked goods, the grocery section is as good as – and possibly more diverse than – any deli in Melbourne. Falafel, antipasto, fresh salads and dips are highlights. You can also order grazing boxes online. 92-96 Station Street, Fairfield 9/993 North Road, Murrumbeena ● oasisonline.com.au

MEDITERRANEAN WHOLESALERS \ BRUNSWICK

Technically a supermarket, Mediterranean Wholesalers has an impressive deli section at the back and an on-site cafe where you can buy cakes and sit down for a cannoli and espresso for under $5. Originally a small delicatessen that opened in 1961, they pride themselves on prosciutto and Italian specialty cheeses, such as parmigiano reggiano and Sicilian sheep’s milk pecorino. Mediterranean Wholesalers also has the largest selection of dried pasta in Melbourne and a section dedicated to Italian wines and liqueurs. ● mediterraneanwholesalers.com.au

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482 Sydney Road, Brunswick

KING & GODFREE \ CARLTON

Whether popping in for takeaway bomboloni and an espresso or clearing the counter of artisan cheese and deli meats, locals have loved this corner deli in Carlton for 150 years. There are quality staples, such as free-range eggs and Sirena tuna, as well as fresh vegetables and roasted meats that can elevate any meal or sandwich. 293/297 Lygon Street, Carlton ● kingandgodfree.com

LUXURY MEETS COMMUNITY Enjoy the finer things in life? So do we. At Ardency Kennedy Place you’ll enjoy a lavish lifestyle that caters to your every need. Spacious apartments and five-star facilities and a hotel-style concierge service are just the beginning. It’s retirement living redefined, offering urban luxury at it’s best for over-55s. Due for completion end of 2022. Level 6 Apartment Two bedroom, corner position | $1,260,000* Level 3 Apartment Three bedroom, plus study | $1,530,000*

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FEATURE HOUSE SOUTH MELBOURNE \ 22 BRIDPORT STREET 4

A majestic two-storey terrace in a tree-lined street offers the ultimate Melbourne lifestyle. These homes have the gravitas of history, the authenticity of the Victorian era with all its flourishes, gracious proportions, a convenient location in an inner suburb, and an atmosphere that makes coming home a special event. Bridport Street is one of South Melbourne’s finest addresses and this classical terrace is postcard pretty. Behind the cast-iron fence are a tessellated-tile path and verandah, iron lace and leadlight glass at the entry. At the front of the home, the living room has a marble fireplace with cast-iron insert, detailed cornices and a ceiling rose. The second room, which could be either a home office or bedroom, also has a fireplace and double doors open to the landscaped pergola in the sideway. . The kitchen and dining room are at the rear of the house. The dining room is filled with light. Glass sliding doors open to the pergola and the floor here and in the kitchen is immaculate shining pearly grey. There is another lovely fireplace in the dining room, this time with a timber surround. Sleek and well-appointed, the kitchen has Miele appliances and double doors to the paved and landscaped rear garden with garden shed. Three bedrooms are located on the first floor. At the front of the home, and opening to the lace-trimmed balcony, the main bedroom has a marble fireplace and a white and timber en suite. Bedrooms share the family bathroom with separate

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shower and bath and a third bedroom with built-in wardrobe and a retreat are at the rear of this floor. The house has a powder room, storage, plantation shutters, ducted heating and a security system. Albert Park, with its lake, golf course and many sporting facilities, is just one street away and the home is close to Clarendon Street shops, cafes and transport, South Melbourne Market and Port Melbourne Beach. It is zoned for South Melbourne Park Primary School and close to Albert Park College. Independent schools are also nearby. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON property@domainreview.com.au

Agent: Jellis Craig, Warwick Gardiner 0438 308 555 Price: $2.85 million-$2.95 million Auction: 11.30am, February 12

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“A GRAND VICTORIAN TERRACE PERFECT FOR FAMILY LIVING IN A BLUE-CHIP LOCATION ON THE CITY FRINGE.” WARWICK GARDINER – AGENT

BLACK ROCK \ 6/60 BLUFF ROAD

and dining, has steam oven, induction

ELWOOD \ 2/21 BROADWAY

cooktop and integrated dishwasher, fridge

and freezer. There’s also a European

Two remaining bedrooms share the family bathroom and there is a living area on his

laundry, glazed windows, automatic blinds

level. A theatre or gym, bathroom, cellar and laundry are located in the basement.

Within walking distance of both the village

plus secure basement parking for two with

A saltwater, solar-heated pool is a very

The property has ducted heating and

and the beach, this near-new apartment

a separate, spacious storage room. ●

appealing feature of this luxurious

cooling, smart phone automation and

and masterfully designed home. The

security. It is close to the foreshore, cafes,

Rock’s bayside lifestyle. Not only is this light

townhouse, a collaboration of Mills Gorman

shopping and transport, and is zoned

and airy two-bedder in a “premier location”,

Architects and Markit Projects, is built over

for Elwood Primary School and Elwood

as agent Jenny Dwyer describes it, the

three levels. On the main floor, a bedroom

College. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON

first floor position also makes it a secure

and en suite are zoned to the front and the

JOANNE BROOKFIELD

is close to all that is appealing about Black

retreat. Full-height sliding doors open to a

rest is the sleek and stylish living and dining

private, north-west corner balcony, which

Agent: Belle Property,

area, and kitchen with butler’s pantry,

Agent: Marshall White,

has tree-top views, bay glimpses and

Jenny Dwyer 0418 528 988

Miele appliances and marble finishes.

Matthew Pillios 0408 145 982

sunsets as scenery plus is fully plumbed.

Price: $1.28 million-$1.35 million

On the first floor, the main bedroom has

Price: $2.5 million-$2.65 million

The kitchen, part of the open-plan living

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a large en suite and a walk-in wardrobe.

Auction: 10.30am, February 26

HAMPTON \ 10B CAROLYM STREET

courtyards provide low-maintenance

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kitchen, which includes luxuries such as

luxury on a grand scale. With 314 square

6A CONNOR STREET

motorised cabinetry and filtered water

metres, there’s room for two fitted studies, dual-vanity en suite with a robed dressing

tap. “The quality of this townhouse really

is unrivalled,” says agent Rebecca Beacall

Back in January 2019 when the Google

area off the main, a separate laundry and

Maps Street View camera car drove

a four metre Corian bench stretching

With its rendered facade, narrow timber

flooring throughout and European marble

past, there were a couple of mounds

along the Miele-equipped kitchen. High-

shutters flanking full-height casement

in the bathrooms, laundry and lounge area.

of dirt behind Accord Builders and

tech touches, like automated blinds and

windows and wrought-iron accents, the

“Even the terracotta roof tiles have been

Developers’ temporary fencing. The site is

individually climate controlled rooms, add

Vujic Property Group was inspired by the

imported from Italy,” she says. ●

unrecognisable now, with an immaculate

to the high end comfort here. ●

Mediterranean when building this town

contemporary townhouse designed

JOANNE BROOKFIELD

by KG Architecture, a paved driveway

of the French oak herringbone parquetry

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residence. While not a villa by that sea, this is just off Dendy Street, which takes

(which leads to an epoxy-floored auto-

Agent: OBrien Real Estate,

you straight to Brighton Beach instead.

Agent: Jellis Craig, Nick Renna 0411 551 190

garage with slide-away sectional door)

Lambros Bollas 0413 861 979

The European theme continues inside

Price: $2.1 million-2.3 million

and manicured landscaping. Inside, the

Price: $2million-$2.1million

with all the high-end brand names – Miele,

Expressions of Interest: close 3pm,

sophisticated interiors and two decked

Auction: 11.30am, February 12

Liebherr, Blum – featuring in the marble

February 15

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44 St Vincent Place, Albert Park "Hambleton House" - One of the largest allotments in existence on famed St Vincent Place positioned directly opposite St Vincent Gardens, this immense double fronted Victorian represents an extremely rare opportunity to renovate and reimagine. Three street frontages, twenty principal rooms and a host of esteemed period features underscore an incredible proposition to harness the original grace and grandeur of the era and transform this significant dwelling into a contemporary masterpiece.

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Auction Land Greg Hocking Simon Gowling Max Mercuri Port Phillip

Sat, 5th March at 10:00am 630 sqm approx. 0418 329 961 0422 234 644 0431 043 723 (03) 8644 5500

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56 Nimmo Street, Middle Park A brilliant rendition of an Edwardian renovation has established an inviting lifestyle haven, only moments from the beach. Cavernous cathedral ceilings carry space and light into the open plan living room and a spectacular retreat and games room, establishing a wonderful zoned living arrangement perfect for growing families. A considerable level of finish incorporates high end appliances, two open fireplaces, a Luxo Swedish sauna and luxurious ensuite main bedroom.

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Auction Sat, 19th Feb at 11:00am Inspect As advertised or by private appointment Land 421 sqm approx. Max Mercuri 0431 043 723 Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Thomas Scaunich 0421 390 696 Port Phillip (03) 8644 5500

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113 Raglan Street, South Melbourne Bespoke excellence by Coy Yiontis Architects introduces a rare find in contemporary living across three transparent pavilions. Seamless indoor/outdoor entertaining comprises open plan living/dining with pond and Calacatta Marble kitchen, opening to alfresco courtyard and lap pool. An expert floorplan features 3 bedrooms plus study. Includes garage parking with private laneway.

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Auction Inspect Warwick Gardiner Mack Burgoine Port Phillip

2.5

Sat, 26th Feb at 2:00pm As advertised or by appointment 0438 308 555 0439 464 625 (03) 8644 5500

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1 Ashworth Street Albert Park 4

An exquisite traditional exterior introduces a collection of expansive light filled living spaces well suited to the needs of contemporary families. Wake up to the restful sound of the waves from the Bay and enjoy the ultimate beachside lifestyle imaginable. Open plan family living is complemented by a second living zone; an ensuite main bedroom, carport and parking complete the proposition. Auction Inspect Land Warwick Gardiner Greg Hocking Mack Burgoine Port Phillip

Sat 19 Feb 1.30pm As advertised or by appointment 306 sqm (approx.) 0438 308 555 0418 329 961 0439 464 625 (03) 8644 5500

44 Moubray Street Albert Park 2

1.5

Commanding a premier position within a highly coveted, tightly held and rarely available prestige locale, this elegant Victorian grand dame delivers all the benefits of its revered period proportions alongside everyday family practicality. Offering an exciting opportunity for owner builders and architects to further enhance the home.

Auction Land Josh Allison Pil Minerth Port Phillip

Sat 19 Feb 11.30am 240 sqm approx 0416 117 361 0406 851 117 (03) 8644 5500

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31 Canterbury Road Middle Park 5

Rare in its scale of Victorian grandeur, oversized proportions compliment formal living and dining rooms, opening to a leafy courtyard with pool. A family sized kitchen and adjacent meals area is underscored by parquetry floorboards featuring bay windows overlooking the pool and garden. Comprises five bedrooms plus study. Includes garaging for up to three cars.

Auction Inspect Land Warwick Gardiner Simon Gowling Mack Burgoine Port Phillip

Sat 19 Feb 2.30pm As advertised or by appointment 503 sqm approx 0438 308 555 0422 234 644 0439 464 625 (03) 8644 5500

364 Richardson Street Middle Park 3

This could be Middle Park’s rarest opportunity! A corner site with crossover & non-contributory overlay allowing demolition (STCA). Concept plans for a truly magnificent new home over 4 levels. The beach at one end of the street and Albert Park Lake at the other end. Whether you are looking to build a new home, establish a commercial business using the existing building or develop the site in another way, then this really is the opportunity for you. Auction Land Max Mercuri Simon Gowling Thomas Scaunich Port Phillip

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Sat 26 Feb 12.30pm 210 sqm approx 0431 043 723 0422 234 644 0421 390 696 (03) 8644 5500

506/1 Danks Street West, Port Melbourne 3

Sophisticated style, luxurious finishes and spectacular northern views of the city skyline are the defining features of this stunning top floor penthouse-style residence in the popular iD development. A modern expression of a classic luxury resort hotel, every inch of this stunning apartment has been extensively renovated and presents as brand new.

Auction Inspect Josh Allison Pil Minerth Port Phillip

Sat 19 Feb 1.30pm As advertised or by appointment 0416 117 361 0406 851 117 (03) 8644 5500

47/62 Wellington Street, St Kilda 2

Beautifully positioned on the top floor of a secure block of apartments, the sunlit north facing home offers bright and spacious open plan living. Stepping outside, the enormous balcony creates an alluring backdrop for entertaining friends and family. A list of notable mentions include high ceilings, gas ducted heating/ refrigerated cooling, herringbone timber floors, built in robes and secure intercom just to mention a few. Auction Inspect Land Pil Minerth Josh Allison Port Phillip

Sat 19 Feb 10.00am As advertised or by appointment 104 sqm approx. 0406 851 117 0416 117 361 (03) 8644 5500

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BRIGHTON 156 Were Street A LUXURIOUS POOLSIDE LIFESTYLE AWAITS This stunning 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom (plus 2 powder room) residence blends contemporary interiors with glamorous touches. Superbly appointed with meticulous attention to detail, it offers an abundance of accommodation spread over three levels, including formal and informal zones, designer kitchen, home theatre, cellar, basement, and poolside entertaining. belleproperty.com/brighton

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FOR SALE Expressions Of Interest CLOSING Monday 28th February at 5pm VIEW See website for details

Sam Inan 0433 076 999 Andy Nasr 0422 029 324 Kyle Spinks 0418 555 333

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HAMPTON 17 Littlewood Street AN ENTICING CREATION OF POOLSIDE FAMILY EXCELLENCE Spellbinding 6 bedroom + study 3.5 bathroom Californian Bungalow enjoying 3 separate living areas including a kids’ domain, a deluxe stone kitchen, beautiful downstairs main bedroom (WIR & ensuite), covered BBQ area, heated pool, ducted heating/air cond, security, Bamboo floors, storage, tandem carport & an auto garage. Walk to Hampton Primary School, shops, train and the beach.

AUCTION Saturday February 26 at 2.30pm VIEW As advertised

xx 03 9521 9800 Jenny Dwyer 0418 528 988 Sandra Michael 0499 023 510

GUIDE $3,700,000 - $3,900,000

belleproperty.com

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BLACK ROCK 24 Bayview Crescent A MID-CENTURY BAYSIDE STUNNER! Renovated with coastal contemporary style, this reinvented 3 bedroom + study 2 bathroom Fasham Johnson-designed sensation has 3 relaxed living areas, a charming dining area, deluxe stone kitchen (Falcon stove & butler’s pantry), beautiful main bedroom (BIRs & ensuite), landscaped gardens, expansive deck, sweet studio/home office, Blackbutt floors & a double auto garage. Metres to Half Moon Bay, shops, schools & transport.

belleproperty.com/

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AUCTION Saturday February 26 at 1.00pm VIEW As advertised GUIDE $2,500,000 - $2,650,000

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xx 03 9521 9800 Jenny Dwyer 0418 528 988 Sandra Michael 0499 023 510

BRIGHTON 27 Rusden Street SPACIOUS SOPHISTICATION IN AN EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY FRIENDLY SETTING This architecturally designed 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom town residence delivers an exceptional lifestyle of house-sized space and privacy. Epitomising the essence of modern living with the interior opens to reveal a living room, fitted home office, family/dining, upstairs’ retreat, culinary kitchen, decking, courtyard, and balcony. Close to Elsternwick and Elwood Villages, transport, public and private schools, parks and beach.

AUCTION Saturday February 26 at 1:30pm VIEW See website for details

Nicholas Peters 0422 393 709 Adam Joske 0414 337 979 Sam Inan 0433 076 999

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ELWOOD 205/122 Ormond Road SPACIOUS & MODERN APARTMENT WITH BALCONY IN IDEAL ELWOOD LOCATION This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment offers unrivalled lock-up-and-go advantage metres from Elwood Village and footsteps to the bay. Super-sized proportions define the fluid floorplan, which includes living/dining, fully appointed kitchen, and covered balcony. The perfect fit for first home buyers, professionals and investors, it offers an exhilarating lifestyle package that allows for peaceful relaxation or the option to live it up.

AUCTION Saturday February 26 at 2:30pm VIEW See website for details

Andy Nasr 0422 029 324 Kyle Spinks 0418 555 333 Brittany Holley 0434 374 428

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ELWOOD 21 Foam Street ARCHITECTURALLY AMAZING FROM EVERY SPECTACULAR ANGLE This stunning 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home is an architectural showcase of contemporary luxury, grand proportions, and attention to detail. The blend of timber, soaring ceilings, oversized windows and high end fittings adds panache to the intricate design. With a fitted home office, separate living and dining, upstairs’ retreat, gourmet kitchen with butlers, alfresco deck and sunny garden. Walk to Elwood Village, beach, transport, Elsternwick Park, and schools.

AUCTION Saturday February 12 at 11:30am VIEW See website for details

Sam Inan 0433 076 999 Kyle Spinks 0418 555 333 Maria Hunt 0413 187 188

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ST KILDA 3/25 Acland Street RENOVATED MANSION-STYLE APARTMENT Residing on the top floor of mansion block of 4 ‘Hillcrest’, this renovated apartment offers rarely seen, spectacularly proportioned comfort on prestigious Acland Hill. Exhibiting a grand presence with its lofty ceilings, the breathtakingly glamorous interior features a living room, modern high-end kitchen and front deck overlooking the leafy greenery. Walk to Fitzroy and Acland Streets’, transport, beach, and Espy Hotel.

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Andy Nasr 0422 029 324 Brittany Holley 0434 374 428 Julian Cannata 0424 717 913

ST KILDA 10/98 Barkly Street MODERN LUXURY AND A ROOFTOP SURPRISE WITH BAY VIEWS This town residence provides a wonderful integration of generous internal areas with 2 terraces and a dazzling rooftop deck capturing 360-degree views. Instilled with an open and airy ambience, the layout showcases spacious living and dining, quality kitchen, whole-floor main ensuite, and asset of a garage. Walk to a selection of bus and tram routes, the beach, Luna Park, and Acland and Fitzroy Streets’ cafés, bars, and restaurants.

AUCTION Saturday February 26 at 11:30am VIEW See website for details

Julian Cannata 0424 717 913 Brittany Holley 0434 374 428 Andy Nasr 0422 029 324

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ELWOOD 1/519 St Kilda Street

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SUPERBLY RENOVATED WITH 3 BEDROOMS + STUDY House-sized, lock-up-and-leave luxury is yours to enjoy in this stunningly renovated 3-bedroom, 2bathroom town residence, featuring living and dining, brand-new kitchen, executive study and terrace. Metres from Elsternwick Park, Elwood Village and transport.

ST KILDA 22/352 Canterbury Road

2a 1b 1v

A BAYSIDE HAVEN OF LIGHT AND PRIVACY AUCTION Saturday February 26 at 10:30am

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Tucked away at the back of the landmark Metropol complex, you will find this hidden gem. With a north facing terrace balcony, and leafy backdrop this modern 2 bedroom apartment provides tranquillity right in the heart of St Kilda’s hustle and bustle.

Andy Nasr 0422 029 324 Brittany Holley 0434 374 428 Julian Cannata 0424 717 913

Julian Cannata 0424 717 913 Brittany Holley 0434 374 428 Andy Nasr 0422 029 324

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ST KILDA 32/13 The Esplanade

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OVERSIZED BEACHSIDE LIVING Enjoying never-to-be-built out views of the bay, this elevated apartment features living/dining, balcony, kitchen/meals, ensuite bathroom, separate guest toilet, car space, and potential to update. Walk to trams, beach, and Acland and Fitzroy Streets.

ST KILDA EAST 9/1 Marne Street

1a 1b 1v

1-BEDROOM COMFORT WITH BONUS OF A STUDY AUCTION Saturday February 26 at 11:30am VIEW See website for details

Margaret Duncan 0417 382 686 John Manning 0416 101 201 Kyle Spinks 0418 555 333

This top-floor apartment is a peaceful haven with a well-zoned floorplan. Featuring granite/Blanco kitchen, living /dining, ensuite bathroom with laundry facilities. Includes a study/nursery and under-cover car space. Close to Alma Village, Carlisle and Chapel Streets and transport.

AUCTION Saturday February 26 at 2:30pm VIEW See website for details

Maria Hunt 0413 187 188 Kyle Spinks 0418 555 333 Sam Inan 0433 076 999

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ST KILDA WEST 8/65 Park Street

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A BLOCK FROM THE BAY This refurbished 2-bedroom apartment features a large living room, and a modern eat-in kitchen with stone benchtops and ample storage. A genuine gem for those seeking a bayside lifestyle of convenience, it’s moments from trams, the beach, and a short walk to Fitzroy Street.

Margaret Duncan 0417 382 686 Kyle Spinks 0418 555 333 John Manning 0416 101 201

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IDDLE PARK 205 Beaconsfield Parade M

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INNOVATIVE & LUXURIOUS BIOPHILIC LIVING • Two kitchens and living zones on separate levels for terrific dual family living • Bio mechanical thermal core for all year comfort • Basement parking for three with vehicle recharge station, wine cellar and storage space • Elevator, wine cellar, solar power, smart lighting, automatic blinds and windows • Mesmerising vista from the ocean to the city

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Known as the Bio-Courtyard house, this award-winning property by DesignInc & Visioneer Builders is centred around a double story internal courtyard and masterfully marries function with form. The jewel of this opulent crown extends across the entire first floor with a master living zone. Comprising a spacious lounge area, the ultimate entertainer’s kitchen through to a dining wing and sunny terrace. In conjunction with Jellis Craig Armadale. Michael Armstrong 0407 063 263

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ALBERT PARK 3-5 Dundas Lane

b4 a3 c2

REMARKABLE VICTORIAN IN VILLAGE LOCALE respectfully built extension (2003) with First time offered in almost 50 years. A well-appointed kitchen overlooking bright grand home on approx. 520 sqm of land, living zone with French doors onto a deck this Victorian terrace presents a unique and substantial lush garden. Car access opportunity. Sitting on 2 titles the choice via Kerferd Place. Short stroll to Albert is yours, restore and extend this Park Village, Lake, St Vincent Gardens, 3 remarkable home or divide and build a tram routes and schools. new home (STCA). The home retains much of its heritage (1887) with soaring 3.4m ceilings, original joinery and fireplaces from top to bottom. Currently comprises four bedrooms, separate study and a sitting room, a

Albert Park 03 9699 5999

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View Saturday & Thursday as advertised Auction Saturday 19 February at 2pm Contact Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601 Geoff Cayzer 03 9690 9782 Michael Szulc 0417 122 809

Port Melbourne 03 9646 0812

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Spectacular Penthouse Indulgence with Designer Detail

Modern Beachside Masterpiece with Next-Level Luxury

This stunning residence incorporates modern interior design over three levels of exceptional living and entertainment. Spacious open living/dining with gas ��

Simply breathtaking in scale, luxury and Bayside indulgence, this inspired 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom, 8 car-garage entertainer showcases uninterrupted views sweeping across the blue waters of Port Phillip Bay. Elevated with singular style over Melbourne’s premier beachfront boulevard, prepare yourself for �� position of privilege. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to live the life you love without compromise!

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