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18 19 MAY 2018

Tailor made Modern meets glam

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DEREK SWALWELL \ ARCHITECTURE & INTERIOR DESIGN WORKROOM DESIGN PTY LTD \ STYLING BEK SHEPPARD

Aesthetic reflects industrial past

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Note from the editor

iven my background in fashion, I know the pulling power of something that bears the tag “limited edition”. Scarcity factor in real estate exists as much as it does for production numbers of finely crafted French handbags, through to the availability of tables at restaurants marked with a coveted hat. Journalist Amelia Barnes asks agents, in this week’s feature story, which homes in Melbourne are in high demand, but short supply. To see a bricks-and-mortar example of the scarce and stylish, hover your Domain app over the QR code for House of the Week (also our cover home, in Balwyn) and take a tour of a remarkable property with impeccable design and a show-stopping outdoor area. Buy now and move in time for spring (while others are only beginning to jostle at auction).

Best on Show

What to see this Weekend

House of the Week

You Wish

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Feature Home

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Open this Weekend

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Coast & Country

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New-season style notes

Mo der n Home s

Adv ic e

Luc y Fe a g i n s

SEEING GREEN

WISE MOVES

FRESH START

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Modern Homes

Advice

Neighbourhoods

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The Design Files

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Decor & Design

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OUR COVER

South Yarra Apartment by Workroom Design

serves as a calming backdrop for inner-city Melbourne life, embodying the same feel as the owners’ country holiday house. While similar in energy to their other property, this home has a distinct industrial aesthetic that’s sympathetic to the warehouse building’s history. Workroom director John Bornas sums up the client’s brief as “a place that, whilst being in the middle of one of Melbourne’s busy inner suburbs, felt calm and secluded from that environment”. The material palette reflects the building’s heritage, complemented by eclectic furniture and natural light via a large terrace. Sophisticated yet relaxed decoration further clarifies the vision, including oversized mirrors, luxe linen curtains, and some art deco-inspired furnishings that reference the dominant architecture of the area. “Our approach to design is about a language. We tell a story, through an exploration of form, space and material,” Bornas says. “By looking at existing conditions and respecting our predecessors, and by sensitively responding to the original building, we allow the whole to become greater than the sum of its parts. Our favourite part has to be how every space, every detail comes together as the whole apartment.”

50 Birdwood Street, Balwyn,

AMELIA BARNES

listed by Harcourts p8

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B E S T O N S H OW B y CARO LIN E JAM E S

ARMADALE 4 Armadale Street $3.9 million-$4.2 million

This renovated abode has the facade looks of an 1880s period classic and the features of a 21st-century beauty. Modern appointments include a heated pool and spa, covered terrace, double ovens, covered deck and integrated sound system. The upper level boasts a rumpus and childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s retreat with two bedrooms. Downstairs, the main bedroom reveals a custom dressing room and en suite. Private auction: May 22 Agent: Kay & Burton, Darren Lewenberg 0412 555 556 Scan the code with the Domain app to view listing

MARIBYRNONG

ALBERT PARK

ELSTERNWICK

15 Merlyn Street

48 Page Street

44 Hartington Street

$1.05 million-$1.15 million

$2 million-$2.2 million

$2.75 million-$2.95 million

A cute Californian cottage promises a cool north-

The immaculate, understated Victorian facade

The soaring ceiling in the open-plan family zone is a

west, city lifestyle. Features include three double

unfurls to two levels of spacious living. This renovated

show-stopper in this contemporary build, close to

bedrooms, huge deck area, renovated kitchen and

period charmer has stone benchtops, polished

Wesley College and Caulfield Primary. Polished floors,

mealsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; island, as well as a workshop and car parking.

concrete floors, open-plan living and roof storage.

a Miele kitchen and solar-heated pool are features.

Auction: 11.30am, June 2

Auction: Noon, May 26

Auction: 1.30pm, May 19

Agent: Hocking Stuart, Fernando Costa 0413 664 133

Agent: Cayzer, Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601

Agent: Marshall White, Sam Hobbs 0404 164 444

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WHAT TO SEE THIS WEEKEN D 19

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TOORAK 75 Mathoura Road $3 million-$3.3 million

LAST WEEKEND

If the solid-brick walls of this singlefronted brick house had ears, one wonders what Cold War spy stories they might have heard from esteemed resident Alfred Deakin Brookes, inaugural chief of the Australian Secret Intelligence Service. Brookes, grandson of our second prime minister, Alfred Deakin, lived at this centrally located address for half a century and his widow is selling.

Clearance rate

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What the agent says

Between a wide frontage with secure carport and a rear garden gate to Gordon Street, it has high ceilings, a large dining room and sundeck. Auction: 9.30am, May 26 Agent: Marshall White, James Redfern 0412 360 667

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David Hart

Buxton

BRIGHTON EAST 46 Robinson Street 46b $1.8 million-$1.98 million

I predict demand for quality bayside real

estate to continue outstripping supply,

A record producer/DJ attuned to

leading to a vibrant

boutique development is selling this

and healthy market.

as-new townhouse so he can start his next project. Andy Van sold its pair last year and settled into the bayside lifestyle at this sophisticated property, featuring Miele kitchen, butler’s pantry and living rooms at

Highest sale

each end of the central courtyardpool area. “It’s on 316 square metres, so it’s compact but it has everything you could want,” the agent says. Auction: 11.30am, May 26 Agent: Marshall White, Ben Vieth 0404 084 793

$4.58 million MIDDLE PARK Scan the code with the Domain app to view listing

390 Richardson Street WOW FACTOR

Four-

bedroom brick home on a large block with

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dual street frontage. Sold by Kay & Burton.

C o m p i l e d b y JACQ UI HAM M E R TO N

ELWOOD

dramatic architectural makeover by

65 Milton Street

Jackson Clements Burrows that

$3.6 million-$3.7 million

includes luxury main bedroom, bright kitchen (with butlerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pantry), first-

floor study plus second living area, rear garage and solar-heated pool.

Paradise can be found at this

Auction: 11am, May 26

Edwardian in leafy Milton Street, near

Agent: McGrath, Nicole Prime

the beach and marina, Elwood canal

0418 940 962

pathway, Acland Street shops and Botanical Gardens. The doublefronted residence was restored from

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BRUNSWICK WEST

FITZROY

396 Brunswick Road

424 Napier Street

$1.35 million-$1.45 million

$1.075 million-$1.175 million

A Californian bungalow never looked

floors and decorative ceilings, and

Lucky buyers of entry-level property

and new kitchen and its courtyard has

lovelier than this, with tuck-pointed

added a kitchen and a deck.

in Fitzroy secure the same access as

potential ROW parking.

brickwork, leadlight glass in one bow

Auction: 10am, May 26

owners of flash terrace houses to the

Auction: 2.30pm, May 26

window and one bay window (with

Agent: Jellis Craig, Broderick

convivial neighbourhood and

Agent: Nelson Alexander, Rick Daniel

built-in seat), shingles, battens and

Turmaine 0404 606 826

amenities. Buyers will see value and

0409 737 985

chunky pillars supporting a verandah

potential in this easy-living pad, just

that extends to form a carport. Its

as the first-home vendors did six

long-term owners maintained original

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years ago. It has two bedrooms,

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living/meals area with terrazzo floor

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HOUSE OF THE WEEK B y LO U SWE E N E Y

Striking first impression

alwyn houses never disappoint. You’ll find lovely old period homes with acres of space or, at the other end of the spectrum, one of these sleek, new, millennium wonders. Framed by the wide, quiet, leafy streets, it’s little wonder Balwyn homes are perennial favourites. This one on Birdwood Street is a bit of a show-stopper – a bright, sharp spectacle where the smooth finishes and handsome spaces are effortlessly set to impress. It starts from the gorgeous light that flows along the broad, airy central hallway, which introduces some of the striking features that make this place a standout. Polished concrete and luminous blackbutt floors anchor the spaces with style, and floor-to-ceiling

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Need to know: This is the first time the property has been offered for sale and the highest recorded house price for Balwyn (past 12 months) was $8.36 million for 9 Knutsford Street in June.

Recent Sales $2.407 million 59 Yarrbat Avenue, May $2.12 million 57 Metung Street, May $1.8 million 3 Canyon Street, March

windows over the central courtyard draw light and views inside. A cleverly sited bedroom, perfect for guests, sits to the right, just off the entry, and includes storage and a chic en suite. Breeze down that fabulous hallway beyond the courtyard and the brilliant stairs and into the incredible open-plan back of house. Here all the design flourishes shine – from the soberly handsome heft of the Elba marble kitchen that includes stunning brass joinery, to the doubleheight ceiling over the living room, this is seriously luxe stuff. The kitchen is a superb sight with its splendid oversized island bench and a butler’s kitchen most would be overjoyed to have as their central cucina.

Step back from here to the generous dining area and across to that magnificent living room, where more floor-to-ceiling glass offers fine backyard views. Beyond the dining room is the covered, paved, thoroughly excellent outdoor entertaining area with builtin stainless-steel barbecue. Flowing out and across from here, the garden features a beautiful pool, fine privacy timberwork and a neat little zincclad pool-house bathroom with adjoining outdoor shower. Before you head up to the bedroom level, take the stairs down into the sublime timber-lined cellar with enough space for an intimate, atmospheric dinner party. Up top there are three bedrooms as well as the central retreat. Sitting to the southerly rear, a large bedroom

TWO OF A KIND

Life’s a beach B y JACQ UI HAM M E R TO N

BEAUMARIS

pizzazz as convenience.

21 Coronet Grove

North-west corner glazing

$1.9 million-$1.98 million

opens the living to a barbecue patio and pool. A formal

lounge room faces the waterfeature front courtyard and

A 250-metre stroll to the

there’s a rumpus room.

beach or a minute north to

Auction: 11.30am, June 2

Donald MacDonald Reserve?

Agent: Buxton,

Let the dog choose, because

Lambros Bollas 0413 861 979

both are leash free. Beaumaris

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boasts an excellent walk-in robe and en suite. Bedroom two is serviced by the smart bathroom, adjacent, and then there’s the capacious main bedroom. Here you can bask in acres of space, storage and the stunning en suite, decked out, top to bottom, in that beautiful Elba marble. It doesn’t come much better, more individually stylish and more impressive than this.

John Bisignano

Harcourts

concourse and Black Rock

BALWYN 50 Birdwood Street

SANDRINGHAM

featuring curved roof, window

1 Harold Street

and terrace. The first-floor

$4 million-$4.4 million

living area also has a massive

$4 million-$4.4 million ‘home is where the

window to the water and flows

The usual cliche of

heart is’ will be easily

via granite kitchen to a conservatory-style dining area.

One door from Beach Road

Expressions of interest:

forgotten if you buy

Auction: 7pm, May 29

and elevated 23 metres above

Close 5pm, June 5

this home; it will be

Agent: Harcourts, John Bisignano

the Bay Trail, foreshore and

Agent: Follett & Co,

more like, ‘my home

0413 067 916

beach, this property with

Justin Follett 0405 996 822

spoils me every day’.

panoramic views was designed by its vendor to pay tribute to

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BRIGHTON 6 Kinane Street $7.2 million-$7.92 million

An iconic residence on

There are two double

Kinane Street, this

garages – one is a games

1448-square-metre estate

room and home office – a

offers jaw-dropping scale

cellar and video intercom.

and status. Privacy is assured. Set

Arguably located in one of Melbourne’s most coveted

deep, beyond a grand tree-

streets, mere blocks from

lined driveway framed by

Brighton Beach, this bayside

giant date palms, this tri-

beauty is being taken to

level mansion presents

auction by Marshall White

equally epic proportions.

agent Andrew Campbell on

Three living areas contain

May 24.

formal and informal living zones, dual fireplaces and

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bespoke storage.

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secluded al-fresco limestone terrace with space for lavishstyle entertaining, a lap pool and spa. Indoor entertaining, or relaxing, is catered for with an oversize rumpus room/ study, which has access to a multipurpose sports field. The kitchen is a gem, featuring premium Miele appliances, stone bench tops, a caterer-size pantry and wall-length cabinetry. Honey-coloured limestone, recycled oak parquetry flooring, and granite,

HAWTHORN EAST

sense of grandeur. A large

KEW

and integrated sound

limestone and marble

27 Ryeburne Avenue

living area, Euro kitchen and

63 Molesworth Street

system. Imported marble-

benchtops, accent the five-

$4.3 million-$4.7 million

separate study will appeal to

$6 million-$6.5 million

and-stone decor is a feature.

bedroom home’s interior.

growing families. Marshall

The main bedroom has a

Kay & Burton’s Steven Rode

White’s James Tostevin takes

retreat, dressing room and

This grand Edwardian makes

double marble en suite.

an elegant statement. Period

this to auction on May 19.

will take expressions of Elevated views set the tone

interest until May 29.

at this tri-level Studley Park

detailing throughout its four

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address. There is four-car

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F E AT U R E H O M E B y AM E LIA BARN E S

High on the wish list

t could be argued that every type of Melbourne home is in demand, but there are some kinds of properties that agents say rate even higher than others. Freestanding units built during the 1960s and ’70s are among the properties that are mostly outstripping supply, as well as singlelevel homes in the $1 million-to-$1.5 million price range. “Units are still quite affordable compared to houses, but still give people the feel of owning a little piece of land. They also tend to have pretty low body-corporate obligations,” says Angus Graham, of Hodges Real Estate Sandringham. “Single-level homes are desirable for the ageing population, who are looking to move from their larger homes (wanting) less maintenance, and they also want to get away from a two-storey house with stairs.”

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Graham says the limited supply available has seen prices skyrocket in the bayside area he works in, with freestanding units in Hampton and Sandringham rising from around $600,000 in 2014 to $900,000 to $950,000 today. Amanda Jones from the same office agrees there is a shortage of single-level dwellings in the area, including larger versions with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and two parking spaces. “Even though there are plenty of townhouses being built, they don’t tick all the boxes that downsizers are looking for or come with the land that younger couples are after,” Jones says. “With the lack of smaller, singlelevel homes, downsizers have nowhere to move to and the shortage of family homes continues. It’s a vicious circle.”

Director at Marshall White Projects Leonard Teplin is another agent who reports the scarcity of suitable downsizer products in Melbourne, which he says is pushing up property prices for this growing demographic. Ground-floor apartments in buildings of fewer than 40 apartments, particularly those with a large outdoor space, are typically the first to sell whenever a new project is launched. “Ten years ago, many retirees would stay in the family home and didn’t consider moving. Today, they are much more prone to downsizing and selling their family home, given the strong capital growth of the housing market,” Teplin says. The inner-north market is also low on larger apartments, particularly converted warehouses between 180 to 250 square metres with one to two storeys.

What the agent says

TOORAK 6/1 Irving Road $2.5 million-$2.75 million

Tim Wilson

Director of Nelson Alexander Fitzroy Arch Staver says there are strong waiting list in his office for these properties because of their scale and proximity to public transport, which is sought after by downsizers and young families, especially if there’s also an appealing outdoor area. “Buyers are no longer wanting to leave the inner city to move to the eastern suburbs as much as previously. There is now a willingness to set the kids off on public transport to the independent schools,” Staver says. He points to the recent sale of apartment 46/183 Kerr Street, Fitzroy as an example of the popularity, which sold in December 2017 for $3.575 million. “My sense is that there is a real preference for properties of scale,

which hasn’t always been the case, and I think that is because buyers would really like to limit the amount of moves that they make in the real estate life,” Staver says. At the top end of the market, director of RT Edgar Toorak Mark Wridgway says buyers are looking for beautifully renovated, period homes with quality contemporary extensions, particularly those in Toorak with land sizes larger than 2000 square metres. “These have always been under supplied, resulting in the continued scarcity and continued high demand,” Wridgway says. “The highest sale price of a residential property in has fallen twice in the last six months, and in the same time-frame, RT Edgar have set the record dollars per square metre in Toorak three times.”

RT Edgar

The perfect large garden apartment for the downsizing market. Its location speaks for itself: walking distance to Beatty Avenue shops, and Hawksburn Village is only a

This stylish ground-floor apartment – an enormously popular type of property – ticks all the boxes and will appeal to downsizers looking for luxury in a prestige postcode. This spacious home feels more like a house than an apartment, with an openplan living and dining area and kitchen, fitted out with Miele appliances and butler’s pantry. This living zone opens to a wraparound terrace and private courtyard, providing the sense of space that comes with a standalone home, but with the ease of apartment lifestyle. Do the morning coffee run along Malvern Road to Beatty Avenue cafes or Hawksburn village.

stone’s throw away. Expressions of interest: Close 2pm, May 28 Agent: RT Edgar, Tim Wilson 0419 726 769

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Address

Beds

Sat Sun Price $000s

Agent

AUCTIONS Houses and Apartments *

Address

4BR

10.30

POA

Marshall White

19 Elgin Av

3BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

40 Hampden Rd

4BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

5/38 Northcote Rd*

2BR

2.00

POA

Cayzer

7/43 Armadale St*

2BR

12.00

POA

MW ONE

3BR

1.00

1.2M-1.3M Nelson Alexander

48 Erskine St

4BR

2.00

1.8M-1.9M Nelson Alexander

PARKVILLE

3BR

2.30

POA

Collins Simms

152 Rae St

2BR

2.00

1.1M-1.2M

Jellis Craig

17/137 McKean St*

2BR

1.00

900-990 Nelson Alexander

55 Webb St

FITZROY NORTH

84 Francis St

2.30

1M-1.1M Nelson Alexander

BALWYN 4BR

12.00

POA

Fletchers

BRIGHTON 4BR

11.00

1.9M-2.05M

Hodges

43 Studley Rd

5BR

11.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

5 Stanley St

4BR

10.30

POA

Marshall White

6/220 Esplanade

2BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

BRIGHTON EAST 3BR

11.00

1.4M-1.5M

Hodges

BRUNSWICK 3BR

10.30

POA

Collins Simms

3BR

12.00

1.15M-1.25M Nelson Alexander

BURWOOD 19/31-33 McIntyre St*

2BR

2.00

POA

Jellis Craig

CAMBERWELL 1/9 Gilbert Pd*

3BR

11.00

POA

Fletchers

214A Wattle Vall Rd*

3BR

3.30

NPD

RT Edgar

CARLTON 4/79 Canning St*

3BR

12.30

2.3M-2.5M Nelson Alexander

CARLTON NORTH 55 McIlwraith St

11.30

700-770

Woodards

2BR

10.30

POA

MW ONE

4/285 Tooronga Rd*

3BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

6 Grandview Av

3BR

11.00

POA

Fletchers

4BR

10.00

800-880 Nelson Alexander

HAMPTON 5 Thomas St

3BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

34/168 Power St*

1BR

10.00

POA

MW ONE

9/2 Calvin St*

2BR

10.00

POA

MW ONE

HAWTHORN

HAWTHORN EAST

BRUNSWICK WEST 9 Southam St

3BR

3/17 Somerset Rd*

3 Elms Cr

3BR

12.00

2.7M-2.95M Nelson Alexander

CARNEGIE 10/9 Maroona Rd*

2BR

12.00

440-480

Woodards

2/1265 GlenHuntly Rd*

3BR

11.00

900-990

Woodards

CLIFTON HILL

1 Freeman St

2BR

10.00

POA

Jellis Craig

27 Ryeburne Av

4BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

480 Riversdale Rd*

2BR

11.00

750-820

Biggin & Scott

9 Condor St

5BR

1.00

POA

Jellis Craig

KEILOR EAST

2BR

11.00

1/83 Manningham St*

2BR

12.00

450-490 Nelson Alexander

64 Fitzgibbon St

2BR

1.30

1.6M-1.7M Nelson Alexander

4BR

3.00

1.5M-1.6M Nelson Alexander

9 Anderson St

3BR

11.30

790-860 Nelson Alexander

308C/19 Pickles St*

2BR

2.30

POA

MW ONE

51 Raglan St

3BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

2BR

10.00

POA

Biggin & Scott

12 Smith St

3BR

12.00

1.5M-1.6M

Biggin & Scott

15 Gipps St

4BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

26 Wrede Pl

3BR

12.00

POA

Jellis Craig

71 Neptune St

2BR

1.00

1.1M-1.2M

Biggin & Scott

94 Wellington St

3BR

10.00

POA

Jellis Craig

3BR

12.30

POA

Fletchers

2BR

12.30

NPD

R T Edgar

2BR

11.30

NPD

R T Edgar

19/69 Wellington St*

2BR

11.00

POA

Biggin & Scott

216/173 Barkly St*

1BR

11.30

295-320

Dingle Partners

33 Charles St

4BR

10.30

POA

Marshall White

2BR

10.30

POA

MW ONE

PRAHRAN 16/43 Williams Rd*

RICHMOND

RINGWOOD 5 Parkgate Dr

SOUTH MELBOURNE 93 Raglan St

SOUTH YARRA 37a Moore St

3BR

3.00

1.05M-1.15M Nelson Alexander

27 Henry St

3BR

11.30

820-900 Nelson Alexander

3BR

12.30

KEW POA

Marshall White

ST KILDA EAST

18 Tennyson St

3BR

11.00

NPD

Noel Jones

19 Edgecombe St

4BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

42 Stevenson St

6BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

STRATHMORE

43 Rowland St

7BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

13 Strathmore Av

3BR

10.30

1M-1.1M Nelson Alexander

410 Mascoma St

3BR

10.00

600-650 Nelson Alexander

MALVERN 19 Ashley Gr

4BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

63 Wheatland Rd

5BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

MALVERN EAST

101/120 Hotham St*

SURREY HILLS 1/15 Blackburn St*

2BR

1.30

POA

MW ONE

10/176-178 Union Rd*

2BR

11.00

POA

Fletchers

2BR

11.30

POA

MW ONE

3BR

1.00

POA

Woodards

13a Royal Ln*

2A Paxton St

2BR

12.00

POA

Jellis Craig

ELSTERNWICK

56 Kerferd St

5BR

12.00

POA

Thomson

TOORAK

44 Hartington St

6/373 Wattletree Rd*

2BR

12.00

POA

Jellis Craig

3BR

5BR

11.00

1.30

1.3M-1.4M Nelson Alexander

POA

Marshall White

MELBOURNE

ELWOOD

Collins Simms

18 Grundy Gr

1141 Dandenong Rd

124 Gold St

POA

ST KILDA

20 Dennis Av

13 Dunlop Av

Agent

PORT MELBOURNE

GOWANBRAE

15 Moffat St

Sat Sun Price $000s

PASCOE VALE SOUTH

GLEN HUNTLY GLEN IRIS

Beds

NORTH MELBOURNE

8 Shamrock St

6/4 Park Av* 2BR

Address

39 Clydebank Rd

ASCOT VALE

89 Mitchell St

Agent

FITZROY

16 Glassford St

19 Binnie St

Sat Sun Price $000s

ESSENDON

ARMADALE

4 Kinsale Cr

Beds

S U N DAY

6/33 Queens Rd*

10/48 Spray St*

2BR

10.00

POA

Cayzer

2 Hartpury Av

4BR

1.30

NPD

Wilson

MOOROOLBARK

8/129 Ormond Es*

2BR

12.30

NPD

Wilson

11 Highpoint Av

2BR

4BR

10.30

11.00

NPD

POA

Wilson

Fletchers

10 Scotsburn Gr

4BR

1.30

POA

Marshall White

37 Lambert Rd

4BR

2.30

POA

Marshall White

51 Canterbury Rd

4BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

6/37A Canterbury Rd*

3BR

2.00

POA

Jellis Craig

662 Orrong Rd

4BR

10.30

POA

Marshall White

8/30 Lansell Rd*

2BR

1.00

POA

Jellis Craig

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WEEKEND OPEN FOR INSPECTIONS Houses and Apartments * ALBERT PARK 17 Erskine St

4BR

11.00

NPD

Greg Hocking

48 Page St

3BR

12.30

POA

Cayzer

5BR

3.00

5BR

12.15

POA

Marshall White

3BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

1/42c Cole St

3BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

6 Kinane St

5BR

3.30

POA

Marshall White

64 Well St

5BR

2.45

POA

Marshall White

ALPHINGTON 3 Roemer Cr

2.4M-2.6M Nelson Alexander

ASHBURTON 6 Meaden St

BALWYN 2/32 Yerrin St

BRIGHTON

CAMBERWELL 10 High Rd

5BR

2.00

POA

131 Highfield Rd

5BR

2.00

POA

RT Edgar

8 Brinsley Rd

5BR

1.00

POA

Jellis Craig

4BR

12.15

5BR

12.45

10.30

POA

Gary Peer

5BR

12.00

POA

Greg Hocking

Caine

CARLTON NORTH 132 McIlwraith St

38-4M Nelson Alexander

CAULFIELD 11 BLAKE St

CAULFIELD NORTH 8 Wootton Gr

EAST MELBOURNE 11/20 Hotham St*

1BR

1.00

POA

15/211 Wellington Pd*

3BR

10.00

POA

Caine

209/279 Wellingtn Pd*

1BR

11.00

POA

Caine

503/1 Powlett St*

2BR

12.00

POA

Caine

60 Agnes St

4BR

1.00

POA

RT Edgar

3BR

1.15

FITZROY NORTH 1/301 St Georges Rd

1.8-19.5M Nelson Alexander

GLEN IRIS

Marshall White will take bids this weekend on 27 Ryeburne Avenue, Hawthorn East. See more of this home in You Wish, page 11.

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RICHMOND

1/100 Mount St*

2BR

12.00

POA

Caine

8 Raheen Dr

5BR

11.00

NPD

RT Edgar

4BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

155 Summerhill Rd

5BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

47 Albion Rd

5BR

1.00

POA

Marshall White

HAWTHORN 12/480 Glenferrie Rd*

2BR

11.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

154 Barkers Rd

6BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

12 Chesterfield Av

4BR

3.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

18 Plant St

3BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

24 Glen St

5BR

11.30

POA

Jellis Craig

2 Langville Ct

4BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

26 Hughes St

4BR

1.45

POA

Marshall White

82 Manning Rd

4BR

2.45

POA

Jellis Craig

MELBOURNE 91/350 St Kilda Rd

3BR

1.00

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Kay & Burton

PORT MELBOURNE 120 Stokes St

4BR

12.00

NPD

Greg Hocking

HAWTHORN EAST

86 Evans St

2BR

11.00

POA

Cayzer

11 Gillman St

4BR

11.30

NPD

Kay & Burton

PRAHRAN EAST

11 Leura Gr

4BR

3.45

POA

Marshall White

46 Urquhart St

5BR

10.15

POA

Marshall White

14 Airlie Av

3BR

1.00

POA

Jellis Craig

3BR

1.30

POA

Marshall White

31 Nicholson St

3BR

10.30

33 Motherwell St

4BR

1.15

POA

Jellis Craig

8/20 Airlie Bank Ln*

3BR

12.00

NPD

Greg Hocking

SOUTH YARRA

MALVERN

MALVERN EAST

143 Finch St

35 Leslie St 503/9 Griffiths St*

4BR

11.45

POA

Marshall White

3M-3.3M Nelson Alexander

TOORAK 1/14A Woorigoleen Rd*

3BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

24 Tashinny Rd

4BR

12.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

3/31 Irving Rd

3BR

1.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

3/7 Grange Rd*

2BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

4 Chastleton Av

5BR

12.45

POA

Marshall White

5 Theodore Ct

5BR

1.00

POA

Abercromby’s

6/1 Irving Rd*

2BR

12.00

POA

RT Edgar

62 Grange Rd

5BR

1.00

POA

Marshall White

7 Teringa Pl

5BR

1.00

POA

RT Edgar

75 Mathoura Rd

2BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

PH, 6 St Johns Ln*

3BR

2.45

POA

Marshall White

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ALBERT PARK

25 Beach Street, Port Melbourne

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ALBERT PARK 202 Kerferd Road

ORIGINAL CALIFORNIAN BUNGALOW Retaining many of its period features, comprising formal side entrance, three bedrooms, bathroom, central dining room, kitchen incorporating meals. Rear outbuilding and WC. • Wonderful wide tree-lined boulevard • Beach only metres from your front door • Opportunity to renovate and restore • Terrific rear laneway access • Potential for off street parking • Northerly rear orientated garden

28 Eildon Road, St Kilda

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Albert Park 03 9699 5999

Contact Agent Saturday 2nd June at 11am Michael Szulc 0417 122 809 Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601

Port Melbourne 03 9646 0812

cayzer.com.au

ALBERT PARK

ALBERT PARK 48 Page Street

PORT MELBOURNE 86 Evans Street

UNCOMPROMISED QUALITY, PERFECT LOCATION

THE OLD CORNER SHOP Nestled in one of Port Melbourne’s best tree-lined streets, this affordable two-bedroom residence comprises: Front sitting room with mezzanine bedroom, second bedroom, casual living to kitchen/meals area. Rear bathroom opens to sunny north facing courtyard.

Superbly renovated three bedroom Victorian. Modern kitchen with stone bench tops, Miele appliances. Light-filled open plan living and dining opening to rear courtyard, upstairs master with north-facing private decked terrace

• Rare corner position • Perfect for first home buyers or possible new home site (STCA) • Opposite lush park lands and light rail with easy access to Station Pier and CBD.

• Premium location, only a short stroll to Victoria Avenue, beach, public transport, schools, MSAC and Albert Park lake • Exceptional roof storage plus heating/cooling • Car access via roller door to rear lane View

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Sat 12.30-1pm, Tues 12.45-1.15pm & Thurs 5.30-6pm Auction Saturday 26th May 12pm Contact Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601 Michael Szulc 0417 122 809

Albert Park 03 9699 5999

Sat 11-11.30am, Tues 12-12.30pm & Thurs 12-12.30pm Auction Saturday 26th May 10am Contact Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601 Geoff Cayzer 9690 9782

Port Melbourne 03 9646 0812

cayzer.com.au

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17 Erskine Street, Albert Park This four bedroom free standing family residence features bright interiors and a tranquil courtyard that feels worlds away despite the abode’s prime position in a quiet Albert Park pocket close to the beach, amenities and Albert Park Lake. A charming white facade veils generously proportioned spaces that have been recently refurbished, yet maintain desirable traditional features. 17erskinestreetalbertpark.com.au

Albert Park 8644 5500

Auction Saturday 26th May at 2.30pm Inspect Sat 11-11.30pm Wed 12 - 12.30pm Contact Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Warwick Gardiner 0438 308 555

120 Stokes Street, Port Melbourne Peacefully situated on over 400sqm in a charming cul de sac steps from Port Melbourne Beach, this completely renovated four bedroom Victorian home encompasses expansive interiors behind an attractive and traditional façade. Polished timber floors and elegant design details enhance the well equipped kitchen, separate sitting room and superb north facing relaxed living space opening to an idyllic garden and sparkling pool. This fine domain includes magnificent main bedroom with ensuite, wine cellar, laundry and garage.

Auction Saturday 26th May at 12.30pm Inspect Sat 12 - 12.30pm Sun 11.30 - 12pm Wed 12 - 12.30pm Contact John Holdsworth 0417 318 271 Greg Hocking 0418 329 961

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40 Hampden Road, Armadale

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10 Elgin Avenue Armadale

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22a Deauville Street, Beaumaris

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6 Kinane Street, Brighton

1/42c Cole Street, Brighton

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2/32 Yerrin Street, Balwyn

10 High Road, Camberwell

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CARLTON â&#x20AC;&#x201C; CAULFIELD NORTH

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11 Blake Street, Caulfield

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Grand-scale family living & entertaining

Sun 27 May 1:30pm

Sat 12:45-1:15pm Sun 10:30-11:00am Wed 5:00-5:30pm

4.5

Contact

Arlene Joffe Joel Ser

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0473 925 525 0415 337 708

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2 3 8 Wootton Grove, Caulfield North The palatial proportions of this modern 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom architectural masterpiece provide an exceptional environment of world-class luxury and entertaining excellence. The interior is a work of art, the spaciousness spectacular and the fit-out superb yet family friendly. Featuring vast formal and informal zones, alfresco decks, gourmet Miele kitchen, second kitchen, rumpus room, home office, heated pool and array of high-end finishes. Spanning over 1,000 square metres of north-facing Golden Mile land in Caulfield North, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s close to prestigious schools, transport and shopping strips.

Elsternwick 9532 7399

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4.5

EOI Closing Tuesday 29th May at 5pm (unless sold prior) By Appointment Sat & Sun 12-12.30pm & Thurs 6-6.30pm Leonard Persichetti 0417 319 900 Campbell Kilsby 0402 212 093

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155 Summerhill Road, Glen Iris

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27 Ryeburne Avenue, Hawthorn East

11 Leura Grove, Hawthorn East

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21 Baker Avenue, Kew East

43 Rowland Street, Kew

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11 Tregarron Avenue, Kew

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18 Plant Street, Malvern

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143 Finch Street, Glen Iris

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MALVERN EAST â&#x20AC;&#x201C; MELBOURNE

91/350 St Kilda Road Melbourne

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14 Airlie Avenue, Prahran East

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8/20 Airlie Bank Lane, South Yarra Situated moments from the Royal Botanic Gardens, style and sophistication are immediately apparent in this cutting edge residence spanning the entire top level of a boutique development. This contemporary abode presents extensive open plan living and dining areas, sleek Miele kitchen and private north facing balcony creating an ideal opportunity for entertaining. The spectacular main bedroom encompasses walk in robe and ensuite. Comprehensively appointed with sitting room, study, lift and three car parks.

South Yarra 9804 7336

Auction Sat 2nd June at 12.30pm Inspect Sat 12 - 12.30pm Sun 12 - 12.30pm Thurs 1 - 1.30pm Contact Greg Hocking 0418 329 961 Simon Dale 0425 771 377

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202/4 Cromwell Road, South Yarra

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28 Eildon Road, St Kilda

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107 Fitzroy Street St Kilda 7

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32 Hopetoun Road Toorak 5

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Penthouse 601/881 High Street Armadale 3

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Residence 1, 14A Woorigoleen Road, Toorak

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14 Lascelles Avenue, Toorak

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3/7 Grange Road, Toorak

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4 Chastleton Avenue, Toorak

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Penthouse, 6 St Johns Lane, Toorak

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662 Orrong Road, Toorak

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10 Scotsburn Grove, Toorak

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37 Lambert Road, Toorak

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62 Grange Road, Toorak

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5 Theodore Court 5

In an exquisite garden setting, this magnificent five bedroom contemporary residence blends grand proportions with a refined quality of living reflected in zoned family living spaces. Establishing a range of entertaining options, a serene study and formal sitting room complement expansive open plan living and dining spaces, enhanced by a chef´s kitchen. Three ensuite bedrooms and a self contained apartment present flexible living alternatives. View: Saturday & Thursday 1.00-1.30pm

Auction: Saturday 2nd June at 1.30pm Contact: Hugh Hardy 0407 339 807 Ada Taylor 0428 058 880 Office 9864 5300

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DAYLESFORD 1 Argus Road $249,000

A bolthole in beautiful Daylesford appeals at any time, but now, when the leaves are turning, it is at its best. Some people seek huge family retreats here; others just want space enough for themselves. This former railway carriage, built in 1928, is on a small, lowmaintenance plot within walking distance of the lake. It has been sensitively converted, with a tiny extension that includes the

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entrance door and a sweet

58 Duffy Street

77 Gipps Street

kitchen. The original carriage

$3.4 million-$3.65 million

$2.5 million

is a combined bedroom and sitting area; it retains the

curved, strapped timber ceiling, and has timber floors.

In a quiet part of Portsea,

almost austere, facade.

This modern townhouse is

room has a gas fire, timber

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towards the golf course, this

Auction: Noon, June 10

one of two newly built

floorboards and glass wall.

Agent: Hocking Stuart,

contemporary house has

Agent: Kay & Burton,

adjoining properties, with

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Annissa White 0407 917 054

clean lines and plenty of

Liz Jensen 0418 446 228

the Moyne River and a

Agent: Lockett & Co,

extras that a family would

shared jetty out the front.

Paula Dwyer 0438 681 201

enjoy: a pool, spa, in-ground

The main bedroom, with en

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AUCTION SUNDAY 18 Stokes Street Flinders

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58 Duff ffy ff fy Street Portsea

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kayburton.com.au

368 Purves Road Main Ridge 4

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AUCTION SATURDAY kay a burt ay r on.com.au rt

MOUNT MARTHA

2 Buxton Court South 3

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• Architect-designed, exquisitely crafted coastal home with spectacular bay views, moments to the Village and beach • Open-plan living area, stone kitchen with Miele appliances, butler’s pantry, y separate lounge, plus junior wing y, • Lavish pool, luxe alfresco patio and sunbed, manicured gardens, fire pit zone, double garage and dual street access

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Saturday 16th June at 11am Inspect Saturday 2:00 - 2:30pm Marcus Gollings 0422 236 990 Dean Phillips 0402 833 865

mcewingpartners.com

MORNINGTON MT ELIZA

03 5975 4555 03 9787 2422

Offers to Purchase Ocean Front Opportunity Only Limited By Your Imagination ‘Sarina Beach Motel’ — The ultimate sea change • Absolute ocean frontage property — 5,037m²* • Island-like living watching turtles, whales and dolphins • Work a holiday lifestyle in a relaxed community • 8 FH titles, approval for a caravan park. Strong cash flow with stable clientele. Seller’s clear direction — submit every offer

Offers to Purchase Close Thur 7 June 2018 Kent Street 0427 877 874 Peter Douglas 0407 172 101

raywhiteruralsarina.com.au

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2 Freemans Road Mount Eliza This expansive property 3582sqm (approx) boasts both understated grandeur and enviable tranquility. Just moments from the beach, the property features two large living areas, a den, four generous bedrooms including master suite with walk-in-robe, plus a sƚƵĚǇͬĮŌŚ ďĞĚroom and two family bathrooms - all overlooking breathtaking gardens. The gardens include a diverse range of mature trees gently shading rambling lawns, an orchard, rose bed and enviable vegetable garden. Opportunity to subdivide (STCA), double lock up garage, workshop, a complemenƟŶŐ ďĞĂĐŚ ďox and more are on oīer for those looking to seize this once-in-a-generaƟŽŶ ŽƉƉŽƌƚƵŶŝƚy. rtedgar.com.au AUCTION Saturday 19th May at 11.30am (Unless Sold Prior) VIEW Saturday from 11.00am PRICE $3,500,000-$3,800,000 Vicki Sayers 0410 416 987 KaƟĞ Taplin 0432 872 005

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3 bedroom managers residence Original shearing shed and stables Timber cattle yards 9 main paddocks Extensive Yea River frontage Sealed road access 15 minutes Yea and 1 1/4 hours to Melbourne CBD (approx.)

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Boutique land release in Newhaven, a quiet hamlet on Phillip Island ■ 27 generous allotments offered for the first time in 50 years ■ The development will offer made roads, underground power & sewerage ■ Easy access to the local shops, restaurants and marina ■ Free social membership to the Newhaven Yacht Squadron ■ Only 1 hour to Eastern Suburbs The Narrows will offer the lucky buyers a wonderful lifestyle opportunity www.thenarrowshaven.com.au

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• “Fulham” Homestead (Circa 1846) is of architectural, historic and social significance to Victoria (VHR number H0476). The original homestead and heritage buildings precinct have never before been offered for sale. • Homestead and adjacent guest house have been professionally and sympathetically renovated by local craftsmen and offer a variety of accommodation options. • Expansive gardens sweep down to the Glenelg Rivers largest permanent water hole. • Historic outbuildings include: Staff Kitchen & Mess, Schoolhouse, Single Mens Quarters and Stables Remarks: - “Fulham” Homestead is unique. This once in a lifetime opportunity provides an astute purchaser the chance to become part of Victoria’s rich pastoral history. Inspection strictly by appointment

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he cold nights and dark mornings of winter are few people’s favourite time of year, but the changing of the seasons does provide a valid excuse to change your home’s interiors for comfort, style and warmth. By reconsidering the placement, materials, textures and colours of your furniture and decor, it’s possible to change the atmosphere of your home and create that cosy feeling so often craved in the cooler seasons. This year, designers are favouring deep, rich shades of blues, greens, purples and browns. Think olive, burnt orange, russet, aubergine, petrol blue, burgundy, tan, cognac and indigo, complemented with more neutral shades such as grey and navy. These colours all naturally contrast well with the pastel and jewel shades that have been popular in recent years. Navy, mustards and neutrals, including taupe and grey, reflect the new season, according Amber Cooke, general manager of furniture for Domayne. Full of Grace Interiors founder Therese Carrodus also expects to see more of the richest blue hue. “I always think that navy never gets old either and always works so nicely as a moody backdrop to those warmer hues, so I suggest having fun by mixing them together,” she says. Simply freshening up interior accessories such as towels, bed linen, cushions and throw rugs can create the illusion of a completely new space, and is a subtle way to inject new colours and materials into your home. After two years of velvet-heavy interiors, designers are now noticing a resurgence of felt that works particularly well on couch cushions, ottomans, storage baskets and rugs. Another retro material making a comeback is rattan, as seen in several fashion lines this season. “Rattan has had a major resurgence recently and I think this material, paired with timber and brass, gives such lovely texture and warmth to an interior, especially during the winter months,” Carrodus says.

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Be inspired by dark shades found in nature such as olive, petrol blue, aubergine and russet.

Felt The popularity of felt is a natural extension of the velvet revival. “I think we are going to see more velvet, as well as natural fibres with texture. There is also a re-emergence of felt as a furnishing fabric that may work better in cooler climates,” Hare says.

“Not everything should be matching and not everything needs to be styled at onee.”

Bronze Consider bronze the new metallic of choice. “Bronze has an understated elegance that its popular

Once an overall scheme for a space is determined, allow time for this to develop and try not to be tempted by trends or the promise of a bargain (if it’s not what you’re really after) along the way. “I think the common mistake that people make is rushing into styling a room straight away. I find the interior then often looks a lot like a showroom without any real personality of the individual,” Carrodus says. “Not everything should be matching and not everything needs to be styled at once. I think the best considered interiors are the ones that have evolved over time and have a mixture of furniture and artwork that are both new and old.” Other common mistakes designers see include all the furniture being pushed up against the walls, artwork hung at an incongruous height and insufficient lighting. To finish, Cooke of Domayne says sideboards, buffets and coffee tables are key investments. “Some have storage and can be used to showcase decorator pieces including greenery, vases and candles, adding more ambiance to the room,” she says.

cousin, brass, doesn’t possess,” Donohoe Church says.

Glass bricks Glass bricks today are a far cry from their ’80s equivalents. See the Poesia Glass range by Austral Bricks. “There’s endless possibilities with these to play with light and colours,” McNamara says.

Rattan Rattan is making a comeback for its transparency and classic elegance.

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“Remove everything that is a ‘maybe’ or ‘kind of like’ or ‘perhaps’, then use [what remains] as a base. If nothing is left, start with a rug. “A rug warms the room, softens it and defines the space,” she says. Decus Interiors principal and managing director Alexandra Donohoe Church says artwork can also be a great place to start. “Tease out several key colours, patterns and textures and use these as the point of departure.”

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Anna Carin Design principal designer Anna-Carin McNamara predicts sophisticated coloured glass bricks and hard-wearing brown granite are other materials likely to soon resurface in home interiors. Introducing new colours and materials into a space, especially rich shades and textiles a little left of centre, can be a daunting experience if you don’t know where to begin. Speaking to designers reveals a range of helpful starting points, such as working around a key ‘hero’ item (an armchair or couch) or choosing pieces specifically to suit your space’s floor plan (a simple tip that’s easily forgotten when your favourite furniture store announces a sale). “If we are ‘concepting’ a living room, we assess the best floor plan that will address issues such as the view, conversation, television and, most importantly, comfort,” Hare + Klein Interior Design principal Meryl Hare says. “Comfort is a big subject on its own, as it is not just how comfortable the client finds the sofas and chairs, but also the lighting, ambience and control of heating, cooling, space planning and natural light. Once we have a concept, the colours, textures, furniture and art fall into place.” McNamara suggests first auditing the items you already own in order to develop a cohesive interior theme.

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At a glance Ramsay Gardens 431 Burwood Highway, Vermont South Architect: WH Architects and D&D Architect & Interiors Developer: Rising Holdings Interior design: WH Architects and D&D Architect & Interiors Number of apartments: 113; 40 one-bed, 58 two-

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Allen and Anne Berg are downsizing to a maintenancefree lifestyle at Ramsay Gardens.

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he outer suburbs of Melbourne are not where you would expect to find a new apartment complex. But if sales of Ramsay Gardens in Vermont South are anything to go by, they are certainly warranted. The five-level complex launched on the market in the first week of April, but already 60 per cent of the 113 apartments have sold. Local couple Anne and Allen Berg were among the first buyers. They will sell the family home they have owned for 23 years and where they

bed, 15 three-bed Internal sizes (square metres): One-bed 50-51, two-bed 64-67, three-bed 91. External areas (square

raised their five children to downsize to a three-bedroom apartment. “We love the area, being central to all the shopping centres and public transport, and all of our children live within half an hour, so it was ideal to stay in the area,” Anna says. Originally, the Bergs were considering a sea-change, but decided against uprooting from their community. But more than anything, the couple are looking forward to a low-maintenance lifestyle. “We just thought how nice it would be to go

metres): 8-58 Prices: One-bed $413,500$516,000, two-bed $520,000-$768,000, three-bed $1.085 million. Car parking: One and twobeds have one car space. Three-beds have two. Completion: Late 2020 Agent: CBRE, Andrew Leoncelli, 1300 888 770 Open for inspection: Onsite display suite open Tues-Fri noon-4pm, and Sat and Sun 10am-4pm.

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into something brand new where we don’t have to worry about upkeep.” Catering for downsizers was a priority for the architects and interior designers. D&D Architect & Interiors interior designer Radar Lei says it was essential to make residents feel just as at home as they would in a larger property. “So, for example, we provide facilities like a car wash, a library, a garden with barbecue facilities and a clubhouse,” he says. “

Many empty nesters will be only too happy to say goodbye to their backyards, but still crave green surrounds. With the Dandenong Ranges just up the highway, a lush garden was never out of the question. Renowned landscape architect John Patrick will create a central garden with an outdoor dining area to complement the private balconies.

sky pool – yes, a pool that really is in the sky – will be the piece d’resistance when Hawthorn Park opens in 2020. The $300-million development in the prized inner east features a 25metre sky pool, suspended between two buildings. Swimmers can look through the bottom of the pool on level five to see the ground below. It forms the centrepiece of the “sky retreat” where residents can enjoy alfresco dining, day beds, views to the city and an observation deck dubbed the “sky walk”. Rothelowman architect Kim Lowman says the seven-level complex was inspired by the stepped rice-paddy landforms and stone terraces of Machu Picchu. “Textured, horizontal concrete bands will evoke the idea of stone terraces on a hillside, creating stratalike levels that blend with green walls and natural bluestone, steel and timber,” he says. “The metal and glass bridge pool ... acts as a gateway entry statement as well as a platform for views.

At a glance Hawthorn Park 33-57 Camberwell Road, Hawthorn East Architect: Rothelowman Developer: Dahua Hawthorn Development Pty Ltd Interior design: Rothelowman Number of apartments: 345; 80 one-bed, 212 twobed, 42 three-bed apartments and 11 townhouses. Internal sizes (square metres): One-bed 45-78, two-bed 58-130, threebed 91-198 External areas (square metres): 6-160 Prices: One-bed $432,300-$673,150, twobed $633,700-$1,186,400, three-bed $1,126,450$2,062,570. Car parking: One/twobeds have one car space, three-beds have two. Completion estimate: Late 2020

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ouse hunting can be emotionally exhausting, especially when time, effort and money is invested into trying to buy a property, only for it to unfortunately not work out. Exasperated buyers can be tempted to make rash, emotional decisions, especially when encouraged by parents to get a foot in the door. However, buying the wrong property because of desperation and pressure can be a dangerous move. The first purchase comes when buyers are least experienced in real estate and most impressionable. Yet it’s arguably the most important decision because it can significantly affect one’s financial position further down the track.

Comparing two median-priced houses in Melbourne, a property with a one per cent higher annual-growth rate will be worth almost $50,000 more after five years. And thanks to compounding growth, the difference in dollars increases exponentially when the gap in growth rates is bigger. Why long-term planning is critical It’s easy to base property decisions on immediate wants and needs, without considering how circumstances might change, according to managing director of Property Planning Australia David Johnston. “Short-term thinking is in our nature,” Johnston says. “But the further forward you can think, the better.”

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Buyers who fail to plan their journey up the property ladder in the beginning risk hitting a roadblock several years down the track as, without a clear strategy, upgrading can become challenging, he says. “They buy the first, maybe buy the second property and they’re stuck. They don’t know what to do next.” A large family home isn’t an option for most new buyers, but if that’s the end goal, working backwards to determine the steps to get there is the key to making forward-thinking property decisions from the outset. Thinking like an investor pays off Although their strategies may be different, first-home buyers and investors have a lot in common, according to founder of Empower

Wealth Ben Kingsley. “Whether it’s to get on the ladder or an investment property, we want those properties to grow and deliver,” Kingsley says. Experienced investors know how to cut through sales hype and use facts to select an asset that outperforms the market. However, analysing fundamentals and understanding supply and demand should apply to any property purchase, Kingsley says. “If you can find that magic combination of high demand and low supply, the capital growth will follow,” he says. Location is arguably the most important fundamental, as desirable features such as proximity to employment, transport and lifestyle amenities create demand in an area.

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According to Johnston, “the location does the heavy lifting” when it comes to price growth, and middle and inner-ring suburbs prove to be the best long-term performers. He says properties within a range of 20-to-30 per cent of the local median price would result in the best

returns. “It’s where there is the greatest level of demand, in both what people can afford to own and what they can afford to rent.” Overcoming the affordability issue Even in a middle-ring area, the deposit required for a median-priced property can seem unachievable, and

the majority of first-home buyers now rely on parents to help out financially. Gifts or loans often come with the expectation that buyers will follow their parents’ advice, particularly around where to buy, but according to Kingsley, parents’ biases and lack of buying experience can result in poor advice. “More often than not they get it wrong, even though their hearts are in it and they want the best for their child,” he says. Buyers could be tempted to seek affordability on the outskirts of capital cities, but Kingsley says the increased availability of land can dampen price growth. “The pressure on growth is lower because the supply side of the equation can be manipulated fairly easily.” Johnston says buyers should consider where they plan to live in the long term and try to buy a property with exposure to that local

market, either in that suburb or nearby if it proves unaffordable. If the goal is an expensive innercity area, this could mean targeting an apartment rather than a house, providing it has strong owneroccupier appeal to ensure high capital growth. What’s important to remember is that a first property is a stepping stone to achieving the eventual goal, which means buyers may need to realign expectations in the short term. “We all need to compromise,” Johnston says. “But how much are you willing to compromise on the property you live in to get into a really great location?” Because location, after all, is the key. Daniel Butkovich is Domain’s National Advice Editor.

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the city’s wild south. Whether it’s the more high-end Yarra’s Edge or the mixed fortunes of New Quay, where short-stay apartments reduce resident amenity, apartment living has become far more normalised. Almost 11,000 people called it home in the 2016 census, but its fans like to point out it will never have more than 20,000 residents when the precinct reaches completion in 2025 (it’s about 60 per cent finished). That scarcity is projected to drive up prices in an area where 30 per cent of people are able to walk to

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work. But what of Docklands now? It’s safe to say some of its retail and leisure precincts have never really fired. But a growing number of attractions, such as the O’Brien Group Arena ice-skating rink, have taken a build-it-and-they-will-come approach – and Docklands will always shine brightly on the affections of footy-mad Melbourne with Etihad Stadium. * *Due to low sales, Domain Group data cannot provide a median house price or clearance rate for Docklands.

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Pre-built purchase is rich with personality Who: Lisa Marie Corso (writer/ screenwriter – lisamariecorso.net) Where: Essendon What: Off-the-plan apartment

uying an apartment off the plan is a daunting prospect for many. Three years ago, for solo first-home buyer Lisa Marie Corso, it presented a cost-effective and efficient solution to entering the housing market. With a disciplined approach to saving throughout her 20s, Corso did more than her fair share of research

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before settling on this two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in a midsized development in Essendon. Larger than most off-the-plan offerings, the apartment offered Corso a home she knew would be ready to move into upon completion. “I bought the apartment based on the functional interior design,” she says. “I knew I had a limited budget and wouldn’t be able to spend anything further on renovations, so it was important to find a place that was ready to go, and needed no immediate touch-ups.”

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The 18-month wait between signing on the dotted line and moving in also ensured time for Corso to accrue a considered collection of furniture and homewares, to ensure her first apartment would feel like home. “I have a rule that I will never buy or keep anything that doesn’t have a story, which is why when people come to my house for a one-hour visit it turns into an eight-hour sojourn through my life,” Corso says. “Don’t worry, I keep my guests hydrated and well fed.”

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Living within a small footprint has also emphasised for Corso the value of owning less, but prioritising quality purchases where possible. “As I live in a small apartment, having minimal but good-quality furniture was important to me, as I knew these pieces would become the main decorative feature of the living space,” she says. A passion for cooking meant investing in a quality dining table that could comfortably host guests – Corso went for a solid timber, circular design from local furniture company Grazia & Co,

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Apartment owner Lisa Marie Corso, left; natural light and colourful cushions create a welcoming corner, right.

Buying an apartment off a plan is like buying your biggest, mostexpensive investment without having seen the finished product. Consider the following advice before signing on the dotted line: ■

Do your research

and choose a respected developer with a track record for quality over quantity. ■

Where possible,

choose a developer with built projects you can view. ■

Be mildly sceptical

about suggested furniture layouts on

paired with quirky Jasper Morrison “Trattoria” chairs in primary colours. Beyond furniture, some of Corso’s most treasured possessions are art and handcrafted objects by local makers and creative friends, including Alice Oehr, Jeffrey Phillips, Evi O and Esther Stewart. Perfectly styled with bright colour and personal details, this cheerful home demonstrates that buying off the plan need not result in a home lacking in personality.

marketing material. Ensure you measure all furniture to scale. ■

Happy off-the-plan

buyer Lisa Marie Corso suggests finding somewhere you can measure out the apartment floor plan with masking tape to get a real sense of scale and layout. TDF

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Homeware classics for a style fix

ot everyone can come up with $5185 for a Noguchi coffee table. And neither can they afford the $10,430 for an epically uncomfortable Barcelona Chair. But that doesn’t mean you have to buy a designer rip-off to afford a classic. It just means you must lower your aspirations a tad. With your overdraft in mind, here are four certified design classics that cost less than $500.

18/10 mirror-polished stainless steel, it is suitable for all stove tops. $229, Teddingtons

Peugeot Paris U’Select Pepper Grinder Widely considered the greatest grinders on the planet, these have stood the test of time since 1842 when they were created by the Peugeot brothers, Jean-Pierre and

Alessi Kettle 9093 This whistling-bird kettle by Michael Graves is one of the most loved design classics of the 20th century. Since its debut in 1985, more than two million have been sold, making it Alessi’s most popular product for the past 33 years. Made in Italy from

Jean-Frederic. Unlike their temperamental cars, the pepper grinders are reliable and built to last, with a case-hardened steel mechanism and a turned-wood casing. $49.90 (18-centimetre version in natural wooden finish), Teddingtons.

Componibili Module Created by Anna Castelli Ferrieri for Kartell and first exhibited at Milan’s Salone del Mobile in 1967, this modular storage unit exudes spaceage plastic fabulousness, and makes an ideal bedside table. Part of the permanent collection at New York’s MoMA, this is a versatile piece of furniture, able to be stacked to make a taller unit. $175, Space Furniture

Anglepoise 1227 Desk Lamp Table lamps may come and go, but the 1227 will always be there. Created by an English automotive suspension engineer, George Carwardine, it has been in production since its launch in 1935. If you think it looks familiar, it’s probably because you’ve seen it at the start of every Pixar movie. $448, Cult Design

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ooler weather calls for hibernating at home, making it the ideal time to gather friends, get comfy, and share great food. But remember, just because you’re dining at home doesn’t mean it can’t be stylish. For a dinner party worth remembering, carve out a space, create ambience, prepare lots of comfort food and pay attention to the finer details. The experts show us how in the best possible ways:

“I add linen cushions, candles and an abundant cheese board piled high with grapes and olives to keep guests feeling content.” If available space is limited, create small zones for your guests to gather. “I like to make a drinks area, and a second zone around the coffee table for lounging,” says interior designer Amelia Wainwright from Norsu Interiors. “I use ottomans and floor cushions, sheepskins and woollen throws to cosy it up.”

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Food stylist and cook Sian Redgrave says her favourite spot for a winter shindig is on a beautifully styled floor. “I love to entertain with a casual meal and board games, so the floor scattered with beautiful Afghan rugs is the perfect setting,” she says.

Dinner parties that feel warm and inclusive are the ones we love to remember. “The Danish ethos of ‘hygge’ is a simple ritual of being with loved ones in a cosy atmosphere,” says Wainwright.

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Setting the scene for cosy dining

“Embrace tactile ceramics, coloured serving dishes and patterned glassware in beautiful, rich, jewel tones.” coloured serving dishes and patterned glassware in beautiful, rich, jewel tones. Add heavy linen napkins, stacks of plates and bundles of cutlery. Include soft textures like linens, for added warmth and comfort.” If eating at ground level, comfort is key. “Luxe floor cushions in velvet and linen, layered rugs and a lowlying table with ample leg room is ideal,” says stylist Sarah Cousens. “Tapas-style share food eaten with fingers is best for this type of dining.” Whether on the floor or at a table, the key to great table style is carefully considered layering. “Use worn metals like brass and bronze in the form of tall items like candelabras to create different variations of height,” says Coleman. “Texture is easily created by mixing materials, like using leather place mats with linen napkins.”

winter produce like persimmons and quinces, on vast platters. I light candles [smelling] of oud wood and play good mood-setting music like Portishead and PJ Harvey for mellow, over-arching ambience.”

Tableware to suit If the food you are serving is seriously delicious, you’ll need beautiful tableware that will look good when it begins to disappear. “Tableware no longer needs to be all white,” says interior designer Adele Bates. “Embrace tactile ceramics,

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“I follow this principle with mood lighting, candles, a moody colour palette and soft background music so guests can chat with ease.” Prepare a roaring fire that is wellestablished and toasty before guests arrive. “It will draw them towards the heat,” says James Kummrow, head chef at Fatto Bar & Cantino. “I like to have something bubbling away in the oven, too. It warms the house, and sends the smell throughout. I want my guests anticipating a great meal,” Kummrow says. “The warmest place to be in winter is cuddled up in front of the fire,” says Elissa Coleman from World of Empire. “Using furs and cushions on the floor is not only comfortable, but creates texture.” Harness effortless sophistication, peppering the room with candles, dimmed lights and soft music. “I like to set the mood with darker shades like grey and navy,” says Redgrave. “Food is served, alongside

Moments to remember Make your winter dinner party memorable with a real wow moment. “I found some beautiful recycled timber that I put on top of our dining table, so when the pots and pans come out of the oven, they go to the guests on the table,” Kummrow says. “Garnish your large pot at the table for maximum impact. Chopped herbs and freshly grated parmesan on top of a big pot of Roman-style lamb is an absolute knockout.” “A pot roast bird is a great party piece,” adds Andy Harmer, Executive Chef at QT Melbourne. “Add dried hay, thyme, rosemary and lavender in the pot for aroma, then blow-torch the hay ... for a dramatic effect.” A “ta-da!” moment, says Redgrave, need not be complicated. “I love using heavy cast-iron pots for cooking,” she says. “Popping down a scorching pot filled with something delicious is a sure way to get guests excited about a cosy night in.”

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Full colour spectrum their house and create a more adult space that reflected their changing lifestyle and showcased their art and vintage poster collection. Richard Misso, creative director and co-founder of The Stylesmiths, the interior design firm that carried out the makeover, says the client felt their existing furnishings, surfaces and fixtures had dated since their last renovation and wanted to inject a fresh sense of style and personality into the interior. “The young family are a dynamic and worldly couple – they have two grown children, one is currently finishing high school and the other has just started university,” he says. “The clients had renovated the rear section of the house, including a

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old blocks of colour play a starring role in this irresistibly cheerful house inspired by the New York apartment of a fashion legend. From the swathe of bright magenta carpet to the vintage chairs upholstered in emerald velvet, the Victorian-era weatherboard in the leafy enclave of Camberwell in Melbourne’s east is not one for the committed minimalist. But the project has attracted its fair share of admirers, earning a place as a finalist in this year’s Dulux Colour Awards and garnering international media coverage in the likes of Elle Decor Italia and UK Architectural Digest. The owners, a couple with children in their late teens, wanted to refresh

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Artist Salvador Dali’s muse provided the inspiration for Matlock House by The Stylesmiths, which showcases the owners’ art and poster collection.

kitchen, bathroom, laundry and family room, as well as adding a second storey with bedrooms to the house, about 10 years ago. “They were happy to minimally update the kitchen and bathrooms with new tiles, taps and lights, but wanted to fully revamp the rest of the home.” At the clients’ request, the starting point for developing the overall aesthetic was the home of octogenarian model and one-time muse of Salvador Dali, Carmen Dell’Orefice. “Her apartment walls are painted aqua green and the space is filled with art, sculptural objects and eclectic furniture – it has a Parisian and artisanal feel and is extremely chic, without being precious. “Our clients love colour, so they were very receptive to a palette that incorporated a broad spectrum of colour throughout,” Misso says.

The result is a house that combines delicate shades of shell pink and soft powdery violet, with rich, deep blue and green tones. The disparate effect is tempered with glossy, dark floors, black bentwood chairs and a circular dining table finished in Japanese lacquer. Touches of peach and brass lend a further sense of cohesion to a project that takes plenty of risks but, in the end, feels perfectly resolved. In keeping with the history of the building, each room is decorated with its own monochromatic theme, giving every space a unique atmosphere, an approach that honours 19th-century decorating principles. The layering of reflective glass surfaces alongside opulent velvets and earthy wool/linen blends and leather adds textural interest and a sense of luxury.

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The most expensive apartments at the Aston Martin Residences in Miami will be priced at more than $65 million.

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project: Aston Martin Residences. The sail-shaped, 66-storey tower at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way is the prestige auto brand’s first foray into real estate. Around the world, property developers are forming alliances with premium car brands and other luxury labels to rev up the appeal of their property ventures. For established brands, such partnerships present an opportunity to cultivate their lifestyle appeal, reaching new audiences in new ways.

uxury-car aficionados might have noticed something familiar about the schedule of finishes for a new apartment tower in downtown Miami. There are the carbon-fibre reception desks, for starters. And the leather door tabs in “kestrel” tan. The number plinths and custom door handles might also remind them of something very fast, very British and very expensive. If all those hints don’t lead them to the answer, there’s the name of the

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Streamlined with a curvilinear glass-and-steel facade, the waterfront building is designed by Revuelta Architecture and Bodas Miani Anger. Aston Martin’s design team, led by chief creative officer Marek Reichman, has drawn up plans for sophisticated interiors and amenities. The 391 apartments – or condos, in American parlance – combine the Aston Martin aesthetic with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.

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Seven penthouses and one duplex penthouse, all with private pools and terraces, will be complemented by a collection of one to four-bedroom apartments. Floor plans range from 65 to 1765 square metres, with prices from $US600,000 (about $770,000) to more than $US50 million (about $65 million). High-rise amenities include a fitness centre with ocean views, a virtual golf room, art gallery, two cinemas, a full-service spa and barbershop. Completion on the project from G&G Business Developments and Aston Martin is scheduled for 2021. About 20 kilometres north in the Miami suburb of Sunny Isles Beach, another apartment building with links to automotive royalty has welcomed its first residents. At Porsche Design Tower, completed in early 2017, all 132 units feature in-unit garages with a car lift dubbed “the Dezervator”. One resident amenity is a high-tech racing simulator. Aston Martin Residences does not incorporate car lifts – “too obvious”, Reichman told the Miami Herald. “It’s about high design.”

In Sydney, developer Thirdi hit the headlines last year when it announced a five-bedroom townhouse in its Paragon of Pyrmont project would have an optional extra in collaboration with Maserati. By forgoing a slice of living space, the owner could have a car lift to elevate their car from the basement garage into one of two ground-floor wings, also with a bar, living and bathroom. “We’re calling it the Maserati man cave,” Thirdi sales and marketing director Luke Berry says. “When we were designing the project, we had this really unique corner master residence with two wings that look like bat wings. We started calling it Bruce Wayne’s apartment.” What started as a nickname morphed into something of a selffulfilling prophecy – the developers struck a deal with Ferrari-Maserati and the Maserati Quattroporte became the project’s official partner. “Our research shows that people who love their cars see them as an extension of themselves,” Berry says. The inner-city residence is still on the market, at $5.5 million. Though it hasn’t yet sold, Berry says publicity has sparked enormous interest. “If someone did, it would be off-thescale cool.”

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hen buying an off-the-plan home in an increasingly digital world, it’s rare to experience something tangible and authentic. But occasionally, the chance to see and touch a future home comes along. Such is the case with The Maitland, a new collection of two and three-bedroom residences in Glen Iris, which has a highlydetailed, 150m2 display suite. Built by its developers, Gibson Developments, the high-end display suite showcases the features and materials that the finished product will offer, and allows visitors to get a feel for what living at The Maitland will be like. “People need to get a sense of a place, from opening the drawers to running their hands over the materials. It’s hard to understand how all these details come together when you’re just looking at a brochure,” says development manager Christo Gibson.

A feel for the future The Maitland is a collaborative project between three renowned names in property – Peter Gibson, Bruce Henderson Architects and Jack Merlo Design. Together, they’ve created a development that emphasises indoor-outdoor living. Taking advantage of the northfacing orientation, glass walls allow

sunlight into the home for a constant connection with the surrounds. Landscaped terraces extend the living area outdoors, transforming residences into elevated homes with private gardens. All residences have well-appointed kitchens positioned at the heart of the home.

“We want to bring a level of quality to Glen Iris that hasn’t been seen here before,” says Gibson. “We took the market standard and elevated The Maitland well beyond that.” The display suite showcases the residences’ material palette, ranging from cool stone to rich oak, as well as the large island benches in the kitchen, the bathroom’s customised vanity units, and the lightness and comfort of the expansive living area. The Maitland also offers the chance to live in one of Melbourne’s coveted inner-eastern suburbs, close to cafes, boutique stores, public transport, and parklands. The Maitland display suite is now open at 1396 Malvern Road, Glen Iris. For further information, contact Kharla Williams, 0412 064 838, kwilliams@360propertygroup.com.au

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