Domain Review Bayside & Port Phillip - September 07, 2022

PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

SEPTEMBER 7-13, 2022

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NADINE GARNER NEW TV CRIME SHOW

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The first time I heard about the reboot of the ’90s classic makeover show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, I strapped myself in for a fun and frivolous time, full of “zhuzhing” and pink shirts. But the new, evolved Queer Eye is so much more than a makeover show – it’s a workshop for hearts and minds. The Fab Five are all just that – fabulous – but arguably none more so than grooming expert and this week’s cover star, Jonathan Van Ness. And he’s coming to Melbourne – yas, queen! In our cover story, Van Ness talks about his show, his formative years and the power of kindness. ●

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ENTERTAINMENT

Actress Nadine Garner muses on fame and her Savage River role.

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orking with one of Australia’s most respected film directors, Jocelyn Moorhouse – known for her feature films How to Make an American Quilt and The Dressmaker – was reason enough for actress Nadine Garner to join ABC TV’s new crime drama Savage River, filmed in Melbourne and regional Victoria.

“To have Jocelyn Moorhouse and cinematographer Don McAlpine, who have both had incredible international careers, attached to an Australian television project was very alluring,” says Garner, who started acting at age 13 in The Henderson Kids.

Savage River is set in a creepy abattoir town that isn’t so welcoming when Miki (Golden Globenominated actress Katherine Langford) returns after serving an eight-year murder sentence.

“The workers who come to this town have come from somewhere else – and I like that Savage River explores all those facets of what makes Australia,” Garner says. “These are the people who come here to do horrible jobs that white Australians don’t want to do. Often, we see country towns with lots of white people, and I think it’s refreshing to introduce this notion of people coming to Australia to be in towns away from everything they know.”

Garner plays Miki’s mother, Lynne Anderson, who watches her daughter try to shake her past and find

Going with the flow a place in this unforgiving town. She says that playing the mother of a child who has been sent to prison allows her “to explore that grief process – that is what interests me”.

“My character is an animal rescue worker, so while she’s busy saving animals from their grief, she struggles to do that for her own child,” she says. “It’s a juxtaposition that really hits a nerve.”

The animal rescue scenes were filmed in Warrandyte, where Garner was surrounded by cockatoos, baby joeys and a baby doe.

Garner, a mother of two who lives in Melbourne, has split her career between television work and

theatre for three decades, and says she’s grateful she never got too famous.

“I don’t ever feel I was damaged by being in the spotlight from a young age,” she says.

“My appearance in Neighbours [in 1985 as Rachel] wasn’t a hyped moment like it was for Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan. I certainly got a lot of followers, and that series still resonates with people and I feel blessed I didn’t have to navigate that sort of popularity from a young age. I took that experience and kept building my acting career.”

Having scored regular roles in shows including City Homicide and The Dr Blake Mysteries, Garner

has no regrets about not heading overseas to pursue an international career.

She was born and raised in Melbourne’s outer suburb of Knox – “a very hip place now, but it wasn’t when I was growing up”.

“It was paddocks that turned into suburbs and Knox City got built when I was a kid. I was the first generation in my family to pursue acting.”

Garner is hoping that local dramas will continue to attract high-profile names and give established female actors a chance to be part of them.

“Once TV dramas were the poor cousin of cinema,” Garner says. “Now, we have series coming into their own and attracting the great talents, and in turn it’s great for people like me.” ● SAVAGE RIVER \ Premiers on ABC TV on September 4 and is available on ABC iview.

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COVER STORY

Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness on his new live show, his rise to stardom and the importance of loving yourself.

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e’s known for his catch-phrases, his bubbly personality and his long, luscious hair, but when Queer Eye’s grooming guru Jonathan Van Ness arrives in Melbourne, he’ll be swapping hair styling for live comedy, gymnastic forward rolls and multiple leotard costume changes.

The 35-year-old’s stand-up show, The Imaginary Living Room Olympian Tour, is about being funny while being political, with queer joy at the core.

“For me, the show is a duality – it’s about experiencing joy in difficult times and the humanity of that,” he says.

Van Ness went from being a rural hairdresser in the American mid-west to a global TV star thanks to his role on the Emmy Award-winning Netflix reboot of Queer Eye, the sixth season of which aired last year.

He says humour has always allowed him to see life’s bright side.

On Queer Eye, he is quick to throw out a “Yas, queen” or an “OK, honey”, but there are a slew of articles, memes and even T-shirts devoted to the inspiring and genuinely kind words Van Ness gives the people he makes over on the show.

From “You have to create little pockets of joy in your life to take care of yourself” to “You are strong, you’re a Kelly Clarkson song, you’ve got this”, Van Ness’ optimism and compassion is endless.

But part of that positivity has grown out of adversity. In 2019, he released a tell-all memoir Over the Top: A Raw Journey to Self-Love which saw him share experiences of sex and drug addiction and open up about being sexually abused as a child by an older boy at the local church.

These life-changing moments turned into years of self-loathing. Now, he’s found a way to turn those lows into empowering self-talk and self-love, but it

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Standing up for queer joy

Growing up in a rural town in the US, Jonathan Van Ness never thought he’d see ‘fantastical’ Australia with his own eyes.

hasn’t been easy. His stage show, for all its comic turns, still confronts some of the tough topics that have made him who he is today.

In 2012, aged 25, Van Ness was diagnosed with HIV. He didn’t share this news until he wrote his memoir, but it did cross his mind what it would mean in a Trump-ruled America.

By going public he has dispelled some of the myths about living HIV-positive.

When Van Ness left his home town of Quincy, Illinois at the age of 19 for Phoenix, Arizona, to pursue a life of hairdressing, he bonded with his paternal grandmother Judy, who had moved there to escape the winters of the north-west.

Little did Van Ness know at the time, but that relationship and those precious conversations would ground him in the turbulent times that lay ahead.

Judy died when Van Ness was 22, after a long battle with cancer.

“Being around someone who was so relentlessly passionate and unapologetically committed was very inspiring growing up.” JONATHAN VAN NESS

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“I loved cutting grandma Judy’s hair and we really got to spend quality time together over three years,” he says. “I learned a lot about her attitude to life and defiance, which put me in a good place when it comes to my own battles.”

He has a tattoo on his back in her honour that says, “Through kindness comes strength.”

Van Ness hosts a podcast – Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness – has written two books and can now add entrepreneur to his impressive CV, having released the JVN hair-care range, which is available at Sephora in Australia.

“I fell in love with doing hair when I was a kid after discovering my mum’s hair rollers. To now be the guy who gets to create his own range is more than a dream come true,” Van Ness says. “No matter where you are on the gender spectrum, no matter what your race or age, hair is really about selfexpression. It’s art, and I want you to feel welcome playing with it.”

As a child growing up, he never thought he’d leave his rural town, let alone become known worldwide

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for his charismatic grooming pizzazz. “As a kid in a remote town, Australia seemed like a fantastical place of gorgeous beaches, kangaroos, wallabies and where the Opera House existed. I never thought I would see Australia with my own eyes,” Van Ness says. “Bringing my stage show there in 2019 for the first time, filming Queer Eye there and now to be able to see JVN in store – oh, I wish my grandma was alive to see this.”

It took until his 30s for Van Ness to accept his flaws and to find some solid friendships, including Taylor Swift, Irish actress Nicola Coughlan of Derry Girls fame and two-time Olympic figure skating champion Michelle Kwan.

“Michelle Kwan is my hero and life icon and to become friends with a hero isn’t lost on me,” he says.

“I think you find your friends in your 30s and for me it took a long time to meet my people. These women are both insanely talented and so humble. I feel very lucky.”

His mother, Mary Winters, ran Quincy Media – a group of TV and radio stations and newspapers that her family sold in 2021.

“Being around someone who was so relentlessly passionate and unapologetically committed was very inspiring growing up,” Van Ness says.

“Not many women were in managerial positions or in media jobs in Mum’s era. She didn’t give a f--and was happy to kick that door down. I was her biggest cheerleader.”

It’s no surprise there’s an element of Olympian fever-pitch in his stand-up show.

Van Ness was a high school and college cheerleader and plays that role on Queer Eye – sometimes quite literally – the show’s fourth season saw him going back to Quincy High School to make over his former cheer teacher.

He loves high heels as much as he does hairdos, and has leaned into his powers as an activist, teaching others to express themselves no matter where they are on the gender spectrum.

“I am so glad I wrote my book and shared my story; that was part of my process,” he says.

“But to get to do the podcasts, tour a stage show and keep sharing the love through hair and beauty, that makes me so happy.” ● THE IMAGINARY LIVING ROOM OLYMPIAN TOUR \ Plenary, Convention Centre, Wednesday, September 28. ● jonathanvanness.com/tour

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The Melbourne Writers Festival returns after a COVID-19 hiatus.

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his Melbourne Writers Festival (MWF) is a case of third time lucky for new director Michaela McGuire. In her previous gig, she launched her final Sydney Writers Festival on the day the World Health Organisation announced a global pandemic. Having been handed the keys to the Melbourne festival in 2021, she then had to watch her first program sink beneath COVID’s stillunpredictable waters.

Many would despair, but perhaps there is a sense of freedom in having your finest plans destroyed by forces beyond your control. When the worst has already happened, what is left to go wrong?

“My anxiety levels are pretty fine at the moment,” McGuire says. “I did have a moment yesterday, realising it was the anniversary of when we cancelled last year.

“But, after two test runs, I’m really excited there’s an actual festival about to happen.”

The concerns this year are more pragmatic – facing up to a world in which guests and hosts might be plunged into isolation on the whim of a RAT. An army of understudies has been assembled and briefed, ready to run a panel at a moment’s notice. But there has also been a lot of talk about what a writers’ festival means to Melbourne in the COVID era.

“Reading is what got so many people in this city through such a lonely, alienating and disconnected time,” McGuire says. “Having all of those readers and writers finally come back together in a room to celebrate this thing we love so much will be absolutely phenomenal.”

If it sounds like a dream come true, that’s kind of the point. The theme of this year’s MWF is “ambition” – talking up the dreams that get us through the darker times. That ambition can be seen in the starry line-up, which features international luminaries such as actor Brian Cox, the multi-talented Jenny Slate and Booker Prize finalist Mohsin Hamid plus a wealth of local talent.

Opening night will see three much-loved writers – including Melburnian and Miles Franklin winner Jennifer Down – discuss what ambition means to them, before a season of other sessions teases apart our hopes for our lives, our careers and our nation.

Writer Sophie Cunningham is one of those casting light about in the darkness. Partnering with Christos Tsiolkas, she’ll be discussing her new book This Devastating Fever and considering what hope art can bring in hopeless times.

Cunningham’s own experience is a little back to front, however. Rather than using her art to escape

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the pandemic, she found that COVID gave her the perspective she needed to finish the novel she had struggled with for a decade and a half.

“The pandemic actually made me lighten up about my writing,” Cunningham says. “Because you think, compared to everything else that’s going on, who cares? I actually finished five books, which was insanely productive.”

And did that explosion of creativity bring any solace?

“I never used to think of it like that,” she says.

“But I’ve realised that I feel my best self when I’m writing. It does really help me cope with stresses and to process things that are going on. I do think books are therapeutic – you just don’t want them to read like therapy.”

That therapeutic element – the comfort of being immersed in art – is what makes the MWF stand out in a landscape packed with literary events.

“You can go to a good bookshop event or public talk, but there’s something special about going to lots of different events and seeing lots of friends who are interested in books,” Cunningham says.

“There’s something about the intensity of the experience that you can’t replicate any other way.

That’s why writers’ festivals are so important.”

While much of the focus is on luring readers to meet their favourite authors, McGuire says she’s aware that the festival is a launching pad for emerging writers, many of whom would have felt very isolated over the past two years.

“We can give writers the boost of confidence and excitement that carries them through the next two years working on a manuscript.” ● MELBOURNE WRITERS FESTIVAL \ September 8-11 ● mwf.com.au

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FEATURE HOME ELWOOD \ 52 FOAM STREET 5

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Elwood is tightly held and much loved. Tucked away from any kind of hustle and bustle, this quiet, sophisticated suburb is lapped by Port Phillip Bay and criss-crossed with peaceful streets shaded by old plane trees.

It has a strong community spirit, a relaxed family rhythm and excellent cafes, restaurants and bars. In summer, skydivers land on the lawn at Elwood Beach, windsurfers streak back and forth, dodging the more sedate paddle boarders, and swimmers do long-haul laps. Food vans and beach huts sell innovative food on the foreshore, and the Bayside Trail bike and running track is right there.

This Foam Street property, designed to provide everything a family needs, offers the ultimate sophisticated Elwood lifestyle with two floors of luxury and beautifully detailed design metres from the beach.

The ground floor is a fabulous spread of light and volume with a double-height living room and double-height glazing steel-framed in a Mondrian style looking out to the garden.

It’s a dramatic and welcoming space with a two-sided gas log fireplace warming the living and dining areas.

The rear wall of glass looks out to the dining terrace and self-cleaning pool. Beside the pool, the triple garage is wrapped in Boston ivy and has a self-contained apartment above. On the ground floor is a home office with full-height double doors and a view of the landscaped front garden.

Masterful design is evident throughout in the easy flow floor plan, the proportions and shapes, and the elegant detailing. Entertaining and daily catering are effortless. Miele appliances make cheffing easy and the glamorous white

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kitchen has oak cabinetry, Artedomus marble trim and a window splash back.

“METRES FROM THE WATER AND THE FAMOUS SHOPPING STRIP, THIS

On the first floor, the main bedroom is large with a spa en suite, twin basins and a huge walk-in wardrobe. The children’s bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and there is a family bathroom.

Polished concrete and hardwood floors are laid on the ground floor and bedrooms have carpet. Excellent storage is a feature throughout and the house has underfloor and panel hydronic heating and a laundry chute. In the garage is an electric car charger. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON property@domainreview.com.au

Agent: Marshall White, Kate Strickland 0400 125 946 Price: $6.7 million-$7.1 million Expressions of interest: Close 5pm, September 13

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HOME OFFERS CONTEMPORARY STYLE AND GRAND PROPORTIONS. ” KATE STRICKLAND – AGENT

BRIGHTON \ 3 WILSON STREET

down from the chic courtyard to the pool

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with spa and lush-lawn backyard. On the

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first floor, a retreat heralds three bedrooms

courtyard, while marble, copper and a full complement of appliances create

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with en suites, including the dressing

distinctive style in the kitchen. Completing ground level, the fitted office and a door

A curve accommodating the internal

room-endowed main. Extras include home

Pooh-poohing that blank-canvas attitude,

to the triple garage mean you can drive in

staircase lends fluid grace to the striking

automation and a lift. In Middle Brighton,

this decadently staged dwelling packs

and get down to business. Head upstairs

facade of this contemporary domicile.

with shops and the beach in walking

multitudinous features and multifarious

for bedrooms, including the main bedroom

Spacious and fastidiously finished,

reach, it’s a new-ager advantaged by an

finishes in to each of its painting-worthy

with knock-out en suite and front balcony

the home comes with all in place for a

enduringly prestigious location. ●

spaces. A deep introductory garden

access. Head down for the bluestone-lined

flatters the wide, Georgian facade. Sitting

cellar. ● KAY KEIGHERY

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fabulous family lifestyle. The basement level comprises an eight-car garage with

and dining rooms displaying fireplaces,

workshop, a bathroom, games room and

wallpaper and dramatic lighting branch off the entrance hall. The living area of

Agent: Marshall White,

office, bedroom and en suite, lounge,

Agent: Buxton, Halli Moore 0403 777 661

the ensuing hub seduces with a keyhole

Kaine Lanyon 0411 875 478

laundry and an open-plan hub giving on

Price: $8 million-$8.5 million

skylight, a fireplace in a velvet wall and

Price: $4 million-$4.4 million

to a covered, barbecue courtyard. Step

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glazed connection with the central

Auction: 12.30pm, September 10

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has a luxurious en suite. The modern

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double-vanity en suite. Both minors have

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kitchen, living and dining area is fresh and

PENTHOUSE 203, 6 FERNHILL ROAD

built-in wardrobes. Merging kitchen, dining

media room. Ground level presents an

bright with double doors opening to the

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entertaining area and the solar-heated,

and living areas, the open-plan hub comes

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salt-water pool. Upstairs are the children’s

with Miele appliances and a pebbled, gas fireplace. Ascend the sculptural staircase

Just a few steps from the beach, Knockair

bedrooms and family bathroom. The house

Two large terraces ensure ample space

for the roof-terrace experience. Heating,

is a wonderful example of a gracious period

has hydronic heating, cooling, a cubby

to relish the seaside air here. Reached

cooling and two basement car parks

property remastered for the needs of a

and is close to schools, transport and

through the living area, the terrace on the

included. ● KAY KEIGHERY

family in 2022. The 1890 section of the

Sandringham village. ●

first level is ideal for dining al fresco. Making

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house is rich in the decorative flourishes of the era and the contemporary section

up the second level, the roof terrace boasts beaut bay views, and a hot tub from which

is sympathetic in design and filled with

Agent: Belle Property,

to enjoy them. Metres from village shops,

modern amenity. At ground level, a formal

Jenny Dwyer 0418 528 988

train station and the beach, the penthouse

Agent: Nick Johnstone,

lounge and dining room, study, and two

Price: $4 million-$4.3 million

apartment in a boutique block by Martin

Shelley Orfanellis 0419 312 831

bedrooms have fireplaces and there are

Expressions of interest: Close 4pm,

Friedrich shines for form and finish. The

Price: $1.75 million

two bay windows. The main bedroom

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main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and

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Elwood 2/90 Ruskin Street

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Sustainable luxury in prized position A luxurious haven of calm and tranquility, this innovative, all-electric residence offers unparalleled quality and craftsmanship. Its focus on premium low-impact living sets a new benchmark in sustainable architectural design. One of just four award-winning homes at ‘Ruskin Elwood’, the highly efficient residence showcases thoughtfully selected natural materials and exceptional finishes. Accommodation is oriented to capture optimum northerly sunshine from its position overlooking the natural beauty of Elwood Canal. Nestled in a heritage-listed tree canopy, the sheltered balcony features heating and automated louvres for year-round comfort. With a private elevator connecting the home’s three uncompromising levels, the stunning entertaining zone conceals a wet bar, with the designer granite kitchen featuring a suite of prestige V-Zug appliances and integrated Liebherr fridge/freezer. The breezy top-floor master suite is a serene sanctuary. Energy efficient features include solar panels, heat pump hot water, energy recovery ventilation system and Tesla Powerwall battery in the oversized double garage.

Expressions of Interest : Close Monday 12th Sept at 4.00pm Guide: Contact Agent Contact: Sam Gamon 0425 702 574 Rhianna Hoyle 0408 100 583

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150 Page Street, Middle Park An exquisite example of modern-day luxe, this 3/4-bedroom, 2-bathroom Edwardian residence is an indulgent haven by the bay. Refined natural materials complement the entertainer's layout, with a marble/Miele kitchen, open-plan living/dining area and landscaped rear terrace with an outdoor kitchen. A theatre room and home office accompany the two ensuite bedrooms, whilst features include reverse cycle heating/air conditioning, wine cellar, powder room and a Euro laundry.

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Auction Inspect Max Mercuri Simon Gowling Marcus Varrasso Port Phillip

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Saturday 17 September, 10.00am As advertised or by appointment 0431 043 723 0422 234 644 0414 616 575 (03) 8644 5500

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BEAUMARIS 13 Beach Road A STATE OF THE ART BEACHFRONT LANDMARK Capturing spectacular views of Beaumaris Bay, this incredible Lowe Construction designed 5 bedroom + study 4 bathroom masterpiece is an iconic landmark on the edge of the Deauville Estate, featuring a north facing lounge (wet bar), magnificent open plan entertaining area, a stunning stone kitchen (butler’s pantry, Miele/Ilve appliances), several decks and a lap pool in Jack Merlo designed gardens and a double auto garage. Opposite bay, walk to Concourse and elite schools.

FOR SALE Expressions of Interest CLOSING Mon 12 Sep 5.00pm VIEW As advertised

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xx 03 9521 9800 Fran Harkin 0414 957 840 Jenny Dwyer 0418 528 988

belleproperty.com/222P363888

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BRIGHTON 753 Hampton Street OVER 600SQM OF PRIME REAL ESTATE IN THE HEART OF BRIGHTON Set on just over 600m2, this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom classic with formal and informal zones offers a blank-canvas to make your mark with a brushstroke of creative flair. However, it’s true destiny potentially rests in redevelopment into one or two luxury homes (STCA) literally footsteps away from Dendy Village. This exciting land of opportunity is also close to excellent schools, trains, Church, Bay and Hampton Streets’ shopping, the beach, and Dendy Park.

belleproperty.com/222P375586

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AUCTION Saturday September 17 at 11:00am VIEW See website for details

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Rowan Thompson 0418 354 944 Moses Habib 0450 011 922 Julian Cannata 0424 717 913

ST KILDA 7/18 Princes Street

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GENEROUS ART DECO IN GLAMOROUS LOCATION Located in the heart of St Kilda in a building famed for its Deco era style, this light and bright apartment is quietly positioned at the back of the block. Period features including ornate ceilings, picture rails, polished floorboards and lead-light windows blend seamlessly with modern luxuries.

ST KILDA 113/8-10 The Esplanade

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ARRANDALE: SEDUCTIVE BAYSIDE LUXURY AUCTION Saturday September 17 at 10:30am

VIEW See website for details

Nicholas Peters 0422 393 709 Paul Hack 0418 328 055 Will Johnson 0449 131 648

www.belleproperty.com/st-kilda

Step inside and be wowed by the house-like proportions and 11th story spectacular panoramic views of Port Phillip Bay creating a spellbinding backdrop to the streamlined interiors of this stunningly renovated apartment. It’s a home that has it all.

FOR SALE VIEW See website for details

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

www.belleproperty.com/st-kilda

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ST KILDA 2b/21 The Esplanade

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OVER-SIZED, BREATHTAKING BAY VIEWS Step inside and be wowed by spectacular views of the bay from this stunningly renovated house-sized 1-bedder. Perfect for enjoying an endless summer lifestyle it’s a beachside home that has it all, featuring window-wrapped living/dining, fully equipped kitchen and balcony.

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AUCTION Saturday Sept 17 at 10:30am VIEW See website for details

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

www.belleproperty.com/st-kilda

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NICK JOHNSTONE

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602/216 Bay Road, Sandringham Sky Home with Penthouse Views/Manhattan in Sandringham This truly unique double-story 3 bedroom Sky Home presents breathtaking views of the bay, Dandenongs, Red Hill and the city. Rare amenities abound with soaring 3.2m ceilings, an internal private lift, a grand central staircase, and a spacious master suite with a walk-in robe and ensuite.

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