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carcity factor is one of the drivers of a stellar price at auction. And this year’s apartments on Nine’s The Block, in St Kilda, fulfil that and more. There is little else on the market like the renewed Gatwick Hotel, setting aside the magic dust that this show sprinkles on all of its bricks-and-mortar creations. This means anything could happen at auction; a pressurecooker situation in which, under the glare of TV lights, five buyers are expected to drop millions on these sensational pads. Imagine: a TV program that is also a boutique developer. It’s a phenomenon that has overseen breathtaking alterations of a warehouse in Albert Park, a former soap factory in Port Melbourne, a dive motel and a dinky block of flats in South Yarra, and more. The Gatwick apartments go under the hammer on October 27 – a rare chance to purchase in one of Melbourne’s most well-known addresses.

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A FRESH PERSPECTIVE

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OUR COVER 4/34 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda, listed by Hocking Stuart. Photo by Paul Spurling/Diakrit p8

This Flinders residence is a bunker-like refuge

which still manages to have a strong connection to the outdoors – two apparently contradictory characteristics required to manage the harsh weather conditions of the site and still be able to embrace the views. “The environment was a big driver in the design of the house,” John Bornas, design director at Workroom, says. “The challenge was to create a good balance between indoor and protected outdoor areas.” The home’s interiors wrap around an outdoor pool, softening the structure and offering a space to float, splash and contemplate the sky. Concrete is by far the most dominant material, chosen for its strong qualities and ability to shelter from the elements. Interior spaces are kept minimal, allowing the robust material palette and landscape to speak for themselves. “When people think of a house built from concrete they think of how cold it must feel, but I think the concrete in this house is my favourite part,” Bornas says. “The natural patina of concrete creates a depth in the material that is difficult to achieve otherwise. This depth gives the material a tactile and multilayered quality that adds dimension to the house.” AMELIA BARNES

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WHAT TO SEE THIS WEEKEN D 13

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Rarely is a rundown middle-suburban semi given this kind of extreme love. Its vendor, an award-winning landscaper, turned this ugly duckling into a sophisticated residence where internal glamour matches a stunning and creative garden sanctuary. Behind the restored 1930s facade, the family

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raised the ceilings, extended out and back, double-glazed and installed C-Bus automation, a show-stopper kitchen and $100,000 worth of cabinetry. Its single-level accommodation, with two living rooms and study, will appeal to cashed-up downsizers. Auction: 3pm, October 27 Agent: Jellis Craig, Mark Read 0402 215 841

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Marshall White

SOUTH YARRA

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process, the company selling and the auctioneer, and how they work.

Typical of Melbourne architect Wayne Gillespie’s urban modernity, this twostorey residence’s bold statement

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comes courtesy of clean lines, wellproportioned rooms and glorious glazing that maximises natural light and outdoor access. The 1972 build was Gillespie’s first independent project and his own home. Recently refreshed, it continues to impress with three en-suited bedrooms and a study reached via a carpeted spiral staircase, and a large living area flanked by private courtyards. Auction: 11am, October 20

$3.125 million CAMBERWELL

Agent: Kay & Burton, Nicole Gleeson

14 Christowel Street

0414 809 221

WOW FACTOR

A 1920s

gem, with five bedrooms and original period detail. Sold by Noel Jones.

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This character-filled, double-fronted

home especially suited to a young

Edwardian house is quintessential

family to stay long-term,” the agent

Malvern, so it’s no surprise to learn the

says. “Over time, you could do the

vendor has lived here 34 years.

renovation as all the other houses in

Malvernites tend to stay put. This is a

the street have done.”

classic in a quiet street, with a park

Auction: 1pm, October 20

and tram line at each end, schools

Agent: Biggin & Scott, Tom McCarthy

nearby and an abundance of brunch

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spots. “It’s a light, bright, beautiful

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This Hawthorn-brick Victorian beauty

renovation with flair, adding the main

Carinya is a single-level brick house

facing back yard. “It’s an honest family

sits in heritage hipster heaven: Yarra

bedroom with balcony and retreat

brimming with the ambience of the

home with a great floor plan and

River trails are at one end of the

above a chic open-plan living area. It’s

1920s on a large corner site in

separate living zones, near private

street, Victoria Park and the station at

low maintenance and secure, just the

Hawthorn’s prized Urquhart Estate. It

schools, and with heritage overlay

the other, and sprawled to the west is

way young professionals and jet-

retains leadlight windows, ornate

that protects consistency of

arguably Melbourne’s most eclectic

setter semi-retirees like it.

plasterwork and a bay window in the

architecture,” the agent says.

and exciting restaurant realm. The

Auction: 1pm, October 20

grand formal lounge room. Picture

Auction: 12.30pm, October 20

vendors have overseen this full-scale

Agent: Nelson Alexander, Luke Sacco

windows connect the interior to the

Agent: The Agency, Mark Sproule

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informal landscaping, which includes

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an entertaining area in the north-

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C OV E R S T O RY B y LO U SWE E N E Y

New day dawns on The Block

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he sun rises over the bay at St Kilda, kissing the horizon, and brings with it a breeze to softly ruffle the curtains in new apartments at The Gatwick, on Fitzroy Street. Tranquil moments like this – to be enjoyed by the soon-to-be owners of the five luminous, welcoming apartments renovated by teams on The Block this season – belies the rough and tumble history of The Gatwick, which opened for business in the 1930s. Majestic when opened, on a grand avenue connecting The Esplanade to leafy St Kilda Road, the art deco hotel suffered years of neglect before five couples on the Nine Network program took it on. Teams have endured three months of intense effort to remodel the large, three-bedroom homes and terraces ahead of the nailbiting auctions. The designs of the apartments (two penthouses and three on two other levels) nod to the property’s heritage and the quirks of this diverse inner-city suburb, with individual flourish. All couples took risks in pursuit of a showstopping result. St Kilda has always been a melting pot; the fresh Gatwick represents re-emerging Fitzroy Street. Over the years, The Block’s contenders have proven a knack for producing remarkable homes in both triple-A postcodes and those on the up and, defying decades of wreck and ruin, the beautiful 34 Fitzroy Street earns its place high on the list.

THE BLOCKHEADS

Jess & Norm

Kerrie & Spence

Courtney & Hans

Hayden & Sara

Bianca & Carla

Jess, a radio host and

Spence is a prestige builder

Renovation rookies,

Hayden and Sara had

As former national

Norm, a tradie, joined the

by trade, and he and Kerrie

Courtney (a flight

Prince Harry and Meghan

netballers, this team’s grit

show to build a future for

have approached the

attendant) and Hans (a

Markle in mind in their

was a given – what Bianca

their children. Humble and

mammoth task of The

pilot) banished early self-

apartment’s renovation,

(a seasoned renovator) and

hardworking, their design

Block with trademark

doubts to stylishly tackle

into which the construction

Carla (a reno newbie) have

panache has been an

meticulousness – and a few

some of the largest rooms

manager and mum poured

also produced in the design

unexpected delight.

tricks up their sleeves.

in the show’s history.

their heart and soul.

arena is gold standard.

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Domain magazine cover winner JESS & NORM Apartment 4 / 34 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda 3

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Oh, to be in St Kilda in the springtime. On a roof. In a penthouse. With a butler’s pantry so good it might make you go out and hire an actual butler. This apartment is a corker. If the ceiling heights don’t get you, the amazing “second kitchen” will. From the natty little gold and black cupboard handles to the long timber shelving on one side and the stoneclad beauty of the other, this is a genuine big-ticket item. It’s not the only one in this apartment. There are plenty. There’s a luxe, languid feel here. It’s probably to do with the 15-metre long hallway, its four-metre ceiling and the fabulous flow of light and air. Beyond the eye-popping butler’s

pantry is the especially fine kitchen. The pale mushroom tones of the floor-to-ceiling cabinetry sit perfectly against the gorgeous sober brawn of the marble-topped island bench. The cluster of ovens to the right is smartly contained and the black sink and tapware complete what is a thoroughly arresting space. Flowing from here is the elegant dining area, taking the dinner guests down to the living room where the pendulum fireplace holds a dramatic floating focus. Illuminating the oak

herringbone floors are banks of floor-to-ceiling windows. Head back to the top of that magnificent hallway where two smart bedrooms are serviced by a modish central bathroom. The backlit concrete-framed vanity mirrors are excellent and the marble niches lend a little pop of panache. Muted greys, the deep egg-shaped bath and the neat black trim combine to create a stand-out room. Go through the lovely, banded opaque door that creates a glow at the entrance to the main bedroom. Here that fine herringbone floor rolls through and around to a walk-in wardrobe with linen-look laminate and marble-topped make-up station. Touches like this ramp up the glamour, as does the en suite where the striking seam of the gorgeous marble feature wall and vanity against the simplicity of the white block tiling provide a fitting fanfare.

t’s a funny thing to watch a home evolve from the point of inception right through to sale in just 12 ferocious weeks. But, after 14 seasons, we should all know by now that on The Block, anything is possible. I confess to having had hunches about who might sink and who might swim. After meeting the contestants, these feelings firmed into pretty solid predictions. And full disclosure – this was never more true than in the case of Jess and Norm. Their untamed passions led me to believe that these two wouldn’t be the Domain winners. I just didn’t think they would know when to exercise restraint, or master the necessary quiet and refined notions of luxury. And yet week after week, they delivered, with grown-up and anchored styling, with restrained and unique touches (those beautiful Indigenous pieces, their entire kitchen, bedheads, art works). There is so much on offer this season on The Block. Drawn to beautiful heritage features? Head over to Kerrie and Spence’s place. Need space and low-maintenance living? Go visit Courtney and Hans. Like a bit of bling? Look no further than Sara and Hayden. Yearn for a NYC vibe? Chez Bianca and Carla. But Jess and Norm’s penthouse has it all: luxury and elegance with their own, original twist.

Auction: October 27 Agent: Hocking Stuart, Sam Inan 0433 076 999

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KERRIE & SPENCE

COURTNEY & HANS

Apartment 1 / 34 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda

Apartment 2 / 34 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda

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Meticulous. Thorough. Discerning. Don’t let the cool tones of those words fool you – there’s much to admire about this handsome pad, not the least the brilliant attention to detail and the feeling that you’re in safe, stylish hands. The magnificent sweep of the hall starts the story, taking the eye to the clever cut-outs exposing the living and dining area to the right. Before that two bedrooms are all elegant understatement; one offers a brilliant little reading room, too. The crisp, central bathroom is an easy winner, the urbane black on white palette and clever niche lighting strike the perfect subtle notes. The main bedroom is a fitting end to the fine passage, elegantly

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spacious with a splendid walk-in wardrobe behind. The sublime en suite boasts gorgeous herringbone tiling that makes the stylish projected mirror cabinets pop even more. The coffered ceiling is inspired, linking living, dining and kitchen spaces with a sophistication that underscores the assured polish throughout. Then you get a kitchen to make you weep – a gorgeous, urbane study in function, form and fridges. You’ll never look at your old frost-free the same way. An open-ended butler’s pantry that provides acres of stone-topped space is a particularly fine flourish on which to finish. Auction: October 27 Agent: Hocking Stuart, Stephanie Evans 0420 215 919

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You know that old joke about space? It’s completely lacking in atmosphere – something that holds as true in architecture as astronomy. Not here. This apartment never tries to hide the fact that you’ve got a mammoth footprint on your hands – what works here is subtle application and easy flow, rendering the drama of the size thrilling rather than thoughtless. The grandeur rolls along the north wall where the acreage accommodates a fine dining area, as well as two dedicated lounge spaces. The little things – marble on the deep sills, the disappearing bar and the elegant lighting – provide design depth here.

The spacious main bedroom has its own slip hallway leading to a stellar walk-in wardrobe, chock-full of diverse, clever storage. The en suite boasts beautiful terrazzo flooring and accents that repeat in the central bathroom beyond, providing a classy point of difference. Back along the hall, two fine bedrooms wind you back to the kitchen, an all-stops-out beauty. It is easy to appreciate the zonedaway nature of the kitchen, and the combination of divine champagne metallic cupboards with the clean stone splashbacks is luminous. The butler’s pantry behind is expertly fitted out, and its combination of finishes and tones are near perfect. Auction: October 27 Agent: Wilson, Jesse Raeburn 0415 061 366

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HAYDEN & SARA

BIANCA & CARLA

Apartment 3 / 34 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda

Apartment 5 / 34 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda

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There’s dare in this apartment, a touch of dash and more than a little flash, too. It’s a smart move then to anchor down some of the more baroque finishes with thoughtful, classic overall design. What you get here is light and shade. From the luminous, long hallway and its two fine, understated bedrooms to the buzz of both of the bathrooms – the en suite with its dazzling gold bath, the other with a vertical garden – it’s the contrasts that provide the appeal. The main bedroom is a ripper. The recessed ceiling creates elegant depth and the walk-in wardrobe provides a brilliant range of storage options.

In the en suite that statement black bath with the shimmering gold interior was a major investment and it commands attention. The herringbone floor tiling is particularly gorgeous. In the living and dining space you get a good, airy footprint to configure anyway you want; the smart-looking glass fireplace adds a welcoming glow. Buyers will adore the kitchen here – a generous, beautifully configured space with gorgeous stone benchtops and splashbacks against the drama of the matte black cabinetry. The hidden butler’s pantry is a terrific, too, and those brass handles? Perfect. The window seats? Fabulous. Little things mean a lot. Auction: October 27 Agent: McGrath, Michael Townsend 0406 823 776

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Let’s put it out there right up front. This penthouse pad has contemporary class stamped all over it. Applaud the way details keep repeating here – the drop-timber ceilings of the bedroom, the strips of brass between the wardrobes, the simple, but ever-so-perfect small rectangle tiles of the laundry, and atop the handsome heft of the marble slab in the en suite. It is the coherence, and the thematic consistency that so impresses here. Let’s get to the specifics of what make this a brilliant place. The en suite, with its skylight illuminating the beautiful timber ceiling, the marble-walled shower,

the gunmetal grey tapware, are all astonishingly handsome. The main bedroom, with its bespoke timber cabinets and dark dramatic wardrobe, is deeply appealing and the living and dining rooms have a perfectly modulated feel – the north light plays wonderfully across the oak floors. You feel like you could just about live in the kitchen and butler’s pantry, such are the excellent dimensions and amenity of both. The tonal contrast of the cabinetry, the fine waterfall bench and the work nook to the side demonstrate that appearances have been as thoughtfully curated as functionality. Sophisticated, sumptuous, and with even a slice of a sea view. Seriously superb. Auction: October 27 Agent: The Agency, Michael Paproth 0488 300 800

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The owners of this English Manor-style residence, built in 1935, have decided to return to the warmer waters of Byron Bay, leaving behind this postcard-perfect property and its north-facing landscaped gardens, four downstairs living spaces, a formal dining room with fireplace and an en-suited garden guest house. There is a private home office with its own cosy gas fireplace and a sun-soaked sitting room with window seats. A casual and light-filled family living room faces the rear. A gourmet kitchen with bespoke island bench and walk-in pantry impresses. Bedrooms are

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class. A large, rear-facing

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living-dining and kitchen

Auction: 11am, October 20

There is a pool, deck and a

Auction: 6pm, November 1

Agent: Kay & Burton, Nicole

opens to the timber deck via

Agent: Jellis Craig, Nathan

parent-friendly separate

Agent: Marshall White,

Gleeson 0414 809 221

sliding glass doors.

Waterson 0439 905 188

main bedroom wing.

Barb Gregory 0419 568 370

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This architect-owned home has a contemporary, asymmetrical two-level rear extension behind a very conservative facade. The saltwater pool has a seethrough Perspex side, and the entertainment terrace has a barbecue kitchen. Inside there is a large openplan kitchen, dining and lounge area. Auction: 2pm, October 20 Agent: McDonald Upton, Simon Cookson 0407 581 958

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A funky, contemporary house in a

its kitchen with upscale appliances

A grand tuck-pointed Edwardian

polished timber and parquetry floors.

popular suburb on 336-square-

and cabinetry, and an unusually wide,

residence set on 1566-square-metres.

A pool and al fresco area nod to

metres of land. Walls of glass,

grand hall.

“The rooms are so well proportioned

summer good times ahead.

corrugated iron and weatherboard

Auction: 10am, October 20

that it will surprise a lot of people,” the

Auction: 3.30pm, October 20

create a liveable home with industrial

Agent: Nelson Alexander,

agent says. Period features include

Agent: Marshall White,

personality. Bespoke features include

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This 1905 Federation house was once

elaborate pressed-metal ceilings,

Any way you slice it, this former

separate, but integrated into the chic

a maternity home with live-in nurses

white-washed floorboards, Smeg

bakery has all the ingredients for

turn-of-the-century home. Upstairs

for first-time mums and their

kitchen, loft, verandah and rear deck.

family living. The shopfront, which

are two surprisingly large bedrooms.

newborns, and it still has a nurturing

Auction: 11am, October 20

could be a home office, studio or

Auction: 10.30am, October 27

family orientated quality. This local

Agent: Village Real Estate, Huss Saad

fourth bedroom, has a lacework

Agent: Sweeney, Dean Stanley

landmark, opposite a park has

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In t e r v i e w b y S TE PH E N L ACE Y Ph o t o b y DANIE L P O CKE T T

“We wear so many hats in this role. One day you’re a stylist, another you’re a psychologist ... I love that because it means the job is never boring.”

With

What led you to real estate?

One day you’re a stylist, another

G E O R D I E D I XO N from Jellis Craig

I’m a third-generation real estate

you’re a psychologist or an economist.

agent. Let’s just say the Dixon family

I love that because it means the job is

dinners were very boring unless you

never boring

ooking at the self-confessed “girly-girly” Geordie Dixon these days, it’s hard to believe she was once a fully fledged BMX bandit; a denim-wearing tomboy who climbed trees, chewed gum and loved a spirited game of street cricket. How times have changed. Now this third-generation estate agent prefers the finer things in life. Geordie was the first female director for Jellis Craig and is on the board of the Jellis Craig Foundation.

were interested in property. While I was in London, I got a call from

What living person do you most

Richard Jellis, through a mutual friend.

admire?

He offered me a job. I wasn’t going to

Ita Buttrose. Look at what she’s done

come home, but my dad said to me,

for women. She’s been through a lot

“This is Jellis Craig, this is the

and had an amazing career. She has

company you come home for,

been a trailblazer.

because this starts your career”. The hardest thing you’ve done? The first home you ever sold?

Being a female in a male-dominated

What was it like growing up on the

strong work ethic in us. Through

Number 17 Grove Road in Hawthorn. It

industry. It’s difficult at times. I was

mean streets of Kew?

school I waitressed, although not very

was a semi-detached Victorian, and I

young when I started and it was hard

I was a real tomboy. I loved cricket

well. I dropped plates and forgot

sold it in 1998 for $412,000. I was more

to be taken seriously. I think that’s

and tennis and was happy jumping

orders. I eventually earned enough

excited than the buyer.

changing now.

out of trees and collecting insects. I

money to take myself off to Europe. What do you love about your job?

Your guilty pleasure?

BMX Bandits with Nicole Kidman. I

How was life abroad?

I love the architecture, the diversity, I

Diamonds. And Barbecue Shapes.

lived in my jeans and didn’t really wear

I travelled for six months through

get passionate about sitting there

a dress until I was 13. Now I’m so

Europe and then landed in London

with a vendor discussing how to style

Your idea of success?

girly-girly.

and fell in love with it. I worked for a

a home to get a better price for it. And

Financial freedom. It gives you choice

Dutch merchant bank in their

I love the process; the numbers, the

to live the way you want. From the

Your first job?

property division. I was 22. I think it

statistics.

start, I never wanted a husband to

I had a paper round on the BMX. I’d do

was a good age to discover who I was

it with my sister and we’d spend our

and what my skill sets were.

had a BMX bike and loved the movie

give me that. I wanted to be able to What’s your relationship to your

money on fish and chips on the way

vendor and buyer?

home. My mum and dad instilled a

We wear so many hats in this role.

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Olympians going for gold at auction

A little knock-out

hey missed out on Olympic accolades in 1996, but Mark Doubleday and his Nelson Alexander real estate agent Robert Enes are hunting a gold-medal auction sale on October 27. Doubleday, who represented Australia in Olympic basketball, and Enes, a former Socceroo and Olympic soccer team member, competed at the Atlanta Games 22 years ago. Today, they hope to sell Doubleday’s extended three-bedroom Victorian home of eight years. The sportsman and his wife, Sarah, want to renovate again. Enes is quoting $1.35 million to $1.45 million.

Martial arts icon Nick “Special K” Kara is looking for a knock-down, of a gavel that is, when his slick, threebedroom Edwardian in Prahran goes to auction with Jellis Craig on October 13. Agent Michael Hingston expects the house on its 182-squaremetre block, with north-facing courtyard, to fetch from $1.25 million to $1.35 million. Kara is a former World Muay Thai Association (WMTA) light cruiserweight champion and coach on the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC)’s reality TV show, The Ultimate Fighter Fighter. Mark Doubleday’s Victorian charmer in

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Beds

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AUCTIONS Houses and Apartments *

Address

Beds

S U N DAY

Sat Sun Price $000s

Agent

PASCOE VALE SOUTH 31 Westgate St

4BR

11.00

11-12m

NelsonAlexander

2BR

11.00

POA

Cayzer

PORT MELBOURNE ABBOTSFORD 101R/88 Trenerry Cr*

120 Ingles St 2BR

10.30

650-700 Nelson Alexander

ABERFELDIE

PRAHRAN 6/380 Malvern Rd*

1 Muldowney St

4BR

3.00

1.69M-1.85M Nelson Alexander

ARMADALE 7 Union St

3BR

2.00

POA

Jellis Craig

AVONDALE HEIGHTS 1/61 San Remo Dr*

3BR

10.30

690-750 Nelson Alexander

3BR

11.00

NPD

Noel Jones

3.30

POA

Fletchers

BENTLEIGH EAST 5 Almurta Rd

BLACKBURN SOUTH 8 Cluney Ct

5BR

BOX HILL NORTH 1A Tyne St*

3BR

12.00

POA

Fletchers

3BR 3BR

11.00 10.00

POA POA

Fletchers Fletchers

3BR 2BR 4BR 2BR 2BR 2BR

2.00 11.30 1.30 11.00 12.00 11.30

NPD NPD NPD NPD NPD NPD

Nick Johnstone HS BRIGHTON HS BRIGHTON Nick Johnstone Hodges Nick Johnstone

BOX HILL SOUTH 1 Naples St 1257 Riversdale Rd

BRIGHTON 2 Lindsay St 3/10 Manor St* 4 Barkly St 4,25 Grosvenor St 4/17 Tennyson St* 5,48 Wilson St

BRIGHTON EAST 133 Marriage Rd 14 Dunoon Ct

3BR 4BR

11.30 12.30

POA POA

Marshall White Marshall White

3BR

10.30

900-990

NelsonAlexander

4BR

1.00

POA

Jellis Craig

2BR

2.30

POA

MW ONE

CLIFTON HILL 15 Noone St

DEEPDENE

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

RICHMOND

4BR 4BR

10.00 12.00

2BR

12.00

3BR

1.30

4BR

11.30

NPD

Woodards

0BR

10.00

5BR

2.00

POA

Jellis Craig

2BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

3BR

12.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

Jellis Craig

POA

Jellis Craig

25 Inverness Av

4BR

12.00

POA

Jellis Craig

2BR

11.00

820-890

Biggin & Scott

4/3 Bell St*

3BR

1.00

POA

RT Edgar

2BR

1.00

11-12

Biggin & Scott

5 Edward St

2BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White Marshall White

2BR

59 Garfield St 73 Mary St

RINGWOOD EAST 3BR

10.00

POA

Fletchers

3BR

12.00

POA

3BR

1.00

NPD

NickJohnstone

109/68 Argo St*

2BR

11.30

POA

MW ONE

16 Grosvenor St

3BR

1.00

POA

Jellis Craig

SOUTH YARRA

3BR

1.00

3BR

10.00

POA

5BR

1.00

17-18m

NelsonAlexander

TEMPLESTOWE 4BR

11.00

POA

2BR

1.00

POA

Fletchers

2BR

10.30

550-600

Woodards

3BR

11.00

780-840 Nelson Alexander

3BR

11.00

3BR

2.15

660-720 Nelson Alexander

7 Kirbister St

2BR

10.30

880-950 Nelson Alexander

3BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

Jellis Craig

7 Balston St

BALWYN 14 Sevenoaks St

4BR

12.00

POA

20 Winmalee Rd

4BR

10.30

POA

Jellis Craig

4/8 Knutsford St*

3BR

1.15

POA

Marshall White

Fletchers

MW ONE

15-17 Bulleen Rd

6BR

10.00

POA

51 Hosken St

5BR

10.30

NPD

RT Edgar

7 Duggan St

4BR

10.00

POA

Fletchers

BRIGHTON 11 Selwyn St

5BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

15A St Ninians Rd

4BR

3.00

POA

Marshall White

65 Male St

3BR

10.15

NPD

Follett & Co.

8 Menzies Av

5BR

10.15

POA

Marshall White

15 Derby St

4BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

2/68A Glyndon Rd*

4BR

12.15

POA

Marshall White Marshall White

20 Derby St

5BR

12.15

POA

27 Inglesby Rd

4BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

6 Through Rd

4BR

9.30

POA

Marshall White

69 Bellett St

4BR

12.00

POA

RT Edgar

888 Riversdale Rd

5BR

3.15

POA

Jellis Craig

117 Mont Albert Rd

4BR

3.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

128 Canterbury Rd

5BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

102 Faraday St

2BR

1.00

97/1 Queensberry St*

2BR

1.00

1017 Drummond St

3BR

12.00

1.92M-2.1M Nelson Alexander

680 Drummond St

4BR

12.15

3.8M-4M Nelson Alexander

6BR

12.30

2BR

12.00

121 Hotham St

2BR

10.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

130 Powlett St

4BRBy Appt.

POA

Caine

139 Simpson St

3BR

11.00

POA

Caine

3/175 George St*

1BR

10.00

POA

Caine

4/110 Albert St*

2BR

10.00

POA

Caine

66/211 Wellington Pd*

2BR

1.00

POA

Caine

801/150 Clarendon St*

3BR

1.30

POA

RT Edgar

900-990 Nelson Alexander POA

Caine

2.00

NPD

Gary Peer

1.55M-1.7M Nelson Alexander

EAST MELBOURNE

FITZROY

1.4M-1.5M Nelson Alexander

PASCOE VALE

Marshall White

22 Derby St

OAK PARK 232 Waterloo Rd

POA

COLLINGWOOD

NORTH MELBOURNE 5 Canning St

1.30

189 Kooyong Rd

NIDDRIE 97A Haldane Rd

4BR

CAULFIELD NORTH

MURRUMBEENA 23/41 Murrumbeena Rd*

RT Edgar

908 Malvern Rd

CARLTON NORTH

650-700 Nelson Alexander POA

POA

CARLTON

Fletchers

12.30

POA

1.00

CANTERBURY

Cayzer

4BR

12.45

CAMBERWELL

MOOROOLBARK 53 Partridge Wy

Fletchers

TOORAK

MOONEE PONDS 15/3 Turner St*

4BR 4BR

BALWYN NORTH

STRATHMORE

MONT ALBERT 9 Leopold Cr

526 Orrong Rd 84 Wattletree Rd

BALACLAVA

SANDRINGHAM

MIDDLE PARK 215 Richardson St

Cayzer

11.00

34 Amsterdam St

MELBOURNE 206/469 St Kilda Rd*

POA

Marshall White

MALVERN 16a Jordan St

11.00

POA

1.18M-1.28M Nelson Alexander

1.00

4BR

POA

Jellis Craig

4BR

Marshall White

69 Merton St

2.30

KEW 43 Wiltshire Dr

POA

11.00

GOWANBRAE 13 Adelaide Bv

11.15

5BR

GLEN IRIS 116 Great Valley Rd

3BR

4BR

GLEN HUNTLY 13 Rothschild St

Marshall White

311 Montague St

17 Munro St

790-860 Nelson Alexander Fletchers

Marshall White

POA

10 Hampden Rd

1.2M-1.3M Nelson Alexander 1.8M-1.9M Nelson Alexander

POA

11.30

Biggin & Scott

FOREST HILL 13 Hylton Cr

12.00

3BR

Biggin & Scott

FOOTSCRAY 6 Mary St

2BR

158 Danks St

1m-11m

ESSENDON 18A Graves Sq 65 Glass St

100 Graham St

420-440

12.00

ELWOOD 206/60-62 Broadway*

ALBERT PARK

12.00

1BR

40 Meredith Av

WEEKEND OPEN FOR INSPECTIONS Houses and Apartments *

10.00

2BR

301/253 Bridge Rd*

3 Merchiston Gr

Agent

ARMADALE

14 Farmer St

19 Collingwood St

Sat Sun Price $000s

Biggin & Scott

2BR

13 Canterbury Rd

Beds

750-820

1/71 Richmond Tc*

3/24 Mathoura Rd*

4 Abercrombie St

3BR

Address

Contemporary, breezy bayside living at 65 Male

10 Gore St

2BR

11.30

1.2M-1.3M Nelson Alexander

135 George St

2BR

1.45

2.4M-2.5M Nelson Alexander

50 Gore St

3BR

12.00

POA

Caine

3BR

11.15

POA

Collins Simms

POA

Abercrombys

FITZROY NORTH 448 Rae St

Street in Brighton, a three-bedroom glamour home

GISBORNE

517 Melton Road Rd

4BR

12.00

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GLEN IRIS 19 Netherlee St

5BR

2.30

POA

Marshall White

4 Viva St

3BR

3.15

POA

Marshall White

39 Shakespeare Gr

4BR

12.30

POA

Jellis Craig

51 Haines St

2BR

11.45

POA

Marshall White

HAWTHORN

524 Burwood Rd

3BR

12.15

POA

Marshall White

56 Power St

4BR

3.30

NPD

Kay & Burton

4BR

10.45

POA

Marshall White

11 Edgevale Rd

3BR

11.30

NPD

The Agency VIC

2 Berkeley Ct

5BR

3.15

POA

Marshall White

24 Argyle Rd

5BR

12.00

NPD

RT Edgar

27 Grange Rd

4BR

1.00

POA

Marshall White

HAWTHORN EAST 10 Higham Rd

KEW

3 Daracombe Av

5BR

12.15

POA

Marshall White

5 Stawell St

4BR

3.45

POA

Marshall White

5 The Pines

4BR

2.30

POA

Marshall White

86 Brougham St

4BR

2.45

POA

Marshall White

4BR

4.00

POA

Fletchers

3BR

1.00

POA

RT Edgar

13 Hunter St

3BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

1340 High St

2BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

22 Thanet St

3BR

1.00

POA

Biggin & Scott

5/1 Ascot St

3BR

1.00

POA

Marshall White

6 Raleigh St

3BR

1.45

POA

Marshall White

KEW EAST 31B Woodlands Av

KOOYONG 8/717 Toorak Rd*

MALVERN

70 Stanhope St

3BR

2.00

POA

RT Edgar

89 Claremont Av

4BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

9-11 Ashley Gr

4BR

1.45

POA

Marshall White

15 Kardella St

4BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

16 Coppin St

4BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

22 Gillman St

3BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

39 Clynden Av

3BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

7 Kingston St

5BR

2.00

POA

Jellis Craig

9 Ferncroft Av

4BR

1.30

POA

Marshall White

MALVERN EAST

NORTH MELBOURNE 487 Dryburgh St

206/469 St Kilda Rd*

3BR

11.30

NPD

Kay & Burton

406/8 Bligh Pl

2BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

MIDDLE PARK 4BR

1.00

POA

Cayzer

POA

Marshall White

NPD

Wilson

17 Blackburn St

5BR

4.30

POA

Fletchers

18 James St

4BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White Jellis Craig

4BR

1.45

1.8M-1.9M

Jellis Craig

1-4/29 Larnook St

8BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

101 Williams Rd

4BR

10.15

POA

Jellis Craig

3BR

2.15

POA

Marshall White

1/77 Clendon Rd

2BR

11.00

2.00

NPD

Greg Hocking

104 St Georges Rd

4BR

12.00

15B Woodside Cr*

3BR

190 Kooyong Rd 2 & 4 Cole Ct 3 Duffryn Pl

PRAHRAN

MELBOURNE

149 Canterbury Rd

The lavishly updated Victorian at 101 Williams Road, Prahran, listed by Jellis Craig.

RICHMOND 502/5 Kennedy Av*

SOUTH MELBOURNE 401 Dorcas St

3BR

41-42 Howe Cr

6BRBy Appt.

POA

Marshall White

1 Barnsbury Rd

3BR

11.15

POA

Marshall White

21 Millswyn St*

3BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

76 Lang St

4BR

11.45

POA

Marshall White

SOUTH YARRA

4A Wharton St

3BR

2.30

POA

50 Wandsworth Rd

4BR

4.00

POA

Jellis Craig

7 Broughton Rd

5BR

1.45

POA

Marshall White

TOORAK 1/10 Martin Ct*

2BR

2.45

NPD

Kay & Burton

1/14A Woorigoleen Rd*

3BR

3.45

POA

Marshall White

POA

Marshall White

NPD

Kay & Burton

12.00

POA

Marshall White

3BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

5BR

2.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

5BR

1.00

POA

RT Edgar

40 Mathoura Rd*

3BR

1.15

POA

Marshall White

56 Albany Rd

4BR

12.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

62 St Georges Rd

5BR

12.00

POA

RT Edgar

7 Grong Grong Ct

3BR

1.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

7/75-81 Grange Rd*

4BR

1.00

POA

RT Edgar

9 Woodside Cr

3BR

12.45

POA

Marshall White

4BR

12.00

1.8M-1.9M

Jellis Craig

179 Richardson St

3BR

12.45

213 Beaconsfield Pd

4BR

12.00

248 Richardson St

4BR

1.00

NPD

Greg Hocking

5BR

3.15

POA

Marshall White

SURREY HILLS 11 Drewett St

4BR

2.00

POA

Fletchers

WEST MELBOURNE

5BR

3.00

POA

Marshall White

16 Wandsworth Rd

4BR

5.00

POA

Fletchers

21 Miller St

1.30

MONT ALBERT 14 Zetland Rd

MT WAVERLEY 41-45 Alvie Rd

ST KILDA 59 Clyde St

3BR

1.00

8 Foster Av

3BR

11.00

12.00

POA

Marshall White

NPD

Wilson

11.00

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311 Montague Street, Albert Park

158 Danks Street, Albert Park

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179 Richardson Street, Middle Park

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Retire in Style at Albert Park Lake The Grace Albert Park Lake by Australian Unity presents residents with a quality and active lifestyle. A world-class design ensemble of Fender Katsalidas and Mim Design delivers a superior level of accommodation, amenity and service. 1 bedroom from $650,000

2 bedrooms from $795,000

3 bedrooms from $1,142,000

Penthouse $4,500,000

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248 Richardson Street, Middle Park Setting an exceptional standard for contemporary living, this double fronted Edwardian delivers spacious dimensions and a blend of period features with an impressive renovation. Features formal sitting room, open plan living, kitchen fitted with Miele appliances, courtyard, main bedroom with built in robe and marble ensuite plus two additional bedrooms with built in robes and central marble bathroom. Land size 306sqm approx. www.248richardsonstreetmiddlepark.com.au

Albert Park 8644 5500

ALBERT PARK 69 Merton Street

Auction Inspect Contact

A4 B2

401 Dorcas St , South Melbourne

Saturday 27th October at 2.30pm Sat 1-1.30pm Thu 12-12.30pm Thu 5.45-6.15pm Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Warwick Gardiner 0438 308 555

Displaying a seamless blend of classic and contemporary architecture, this exceptional Victorian residence features a captivating dining room, gourmet kitchen and living room flowing to the lush courtyard. Includes main bedroom with built in robe, balcony and ensuite, two further bedrooms, central bathroom and rooftop terrace boasting sweeping city views.

Auction Inspect Contact

Saturday 27th October at 10.30am Sat 2-2.30pm Wed 12.45-1.15pm Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Max Mercuri 0431 043 723

www.401dorcastreetsouthmelbourne.com.au

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MIDDLE PARK 149 Canterbury Road

PERFECTLY LOCATED VICTORIAN Immaculately presented double storey balconied terrace, perfectly positioned in one of Albert Park’s most coveted streets. Updated family and meals area opening onto north-east facing timber deck and courtyard. Substantial main bedroom with built-in robes, open fireplace and balcony access. • Timber flooring, gorgeous high ceilings • Secure off-street parking • Moments to beach, primary schools, Albert Park College, Victoria Avenue, Albert Park Lake View Sat 11-11.30am, Tues & Thurs 12.30-1pm Auction Saturday 27th October at 1pm Contact Jason De Stefano 0413 292 666 Geoff Cayzer 9690 9782

Albert Park 03 9699 5999

A3 B2 D1

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FAIRHAVEN — CLASSIC ON CANTERBURY Freestanding residence luxuriously appointed throughout, with wonderfully proportioned spaces and timeless design. Comprising 10 main rooms and amenities, with extensive glazing onto fabulous entertainers landscaped garden. • Double carport and studio room from Canterbury Place • Land size 15 m x 36.8 m (553 sqm approx) • One of the districts finest and distinctive family homes View Sat 1-1.30pm, Tues & Thurs 12-12.30pm Auction Sunday 28th October at 1pm Contact Geoff Cayzer 9690 9782 Michael Szulc 0417 122 809

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104/1200 HIGH STREET ARMADALE Located amongst the High Street shops, cafes, restaurants and with the city tram at your doorstep this one bedroom apartment offers luxury living. Filled with natural light it features an open plan lounge/dining that opens on to a private balcony, sophisticated bathroom complete with quality matt black finishes, laundry facilities, sleek marble designer kitchen with state of the art European appliances, gas cook top, under bench oven and loads of storage. Other features include ducted heating and cooling throughout, floor boards, linen closet, a secure basement car space and storage cage.

INSPECT: Thu & Sat 12.30-1.00pm CONTACT: Rob Hooper 0416 068 854 1361 Malvern Road Malvern VIC 3144 tel: 9822 9808 email: enquiries@hooper-realestate.com.au

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The palatial proportions of this majestic Tuscan style residence on a magnificent 1,672m2 allotment* is distinguished by romance reminiscent of Mediterranean chateaus. With its Golden Mile address, expansive rooms weave a rich tapestry in eleven principle rooms including the kitchen complemented by Gaggenau appliances, meals & light filled living domain overlooking gardens with a pool, spa & tennis court. *Approximate Title Dimensions

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Paul Caine 0407 393 900 T by Campbell 0409 965 146 To

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Paul Caine 0407 393 900 T by Campbell 0409 965 146 To

Supreme architectural design serves to highlight the juxtaposition of old and new, from the authentic 1867 facade, through to the two-horse stable at the rear the history and charm has not only been perfectly preserved but celebrated. From historic beauty to the very latest in high-tech residential living, even the most discerning buyer would be proud to call this home.

This double storey home features expansive open plan living/dining on the ground floor, r with r, a light well separating the living zones from the kitchen, laundry and powder room at the rear. r r. Heading upstairs you find three cavernous bedrooms all with built in robes. The front room enjoying vistas over Darling square. Includes paved rear entertaining area and car space.

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East Melbourne 4/110 Albert Street Str

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A2 B2 C1

The residence has been decadently overhauled throughout, from the marble-topped bespoke kitchen featuring top-spec Miele appliances, to the dual bathrooms and powder room with finishes of the highest quality.

Peter Hannon 0447 393 012 Paul Caine 0407 393 900

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Peter Hannon 0447 393 012 Toby Campbell 0409 965 146

The elegant facade is the entree to a home of sophisticated simplicity filled with warmth of character and tastefully improved to combine period grace with light-filled contemporary style, this unique home has a flexible floor plan with great scope to enhance and add significant value or move straight in and enjoy.

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61 Swinburne Avenue, Hawthorn Carinya: Exceptional family living with exquisite 1920s charm Sitting on a stunning corner block and combining elegant period charm with modern character, this impeccable 4 BR residence is a family superstar. Enjoy generous formal lounge, spacious dining room with access to the tasteful kitchen, huge family room with OFP, master bedroom with a study/retreat, BIR, and ensuite, gorgeous garden oasis and courtyard at rear, single carport, & more off-street parking. Near Auburn Village, Glenferrie Rd shops, schools, Swinburne Uni, and transport.

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Auction Saturday 20th October 12:30pm View Saturday 12:30pm - 1:00pm Thursday 11:30am - 12:00pm

Mark Sproule 0408 090 205 Peter Kakos 0418 123 993 Robert Ding 0418 858 393 theagency.com.au

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5 The Pines, Kew

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27 Grange Road, Kew

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5 Stawell Street, Kew

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3 Daracombe Avenue, Kew

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86 Brougham Street, Kew

2 Berkeley Court, Kew

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56 Power Street Hawthorn 36 Havelock Road, Hawthorn East

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2606m2 approx.

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3 Henderson Avenue 5

Magnificently set on a generous allotment, this c1930s residence has been designed to maximise natural light and deliver an effortless connection between the interior spaces and landscaped surrounds. Featuring formal and relaxed living and dining areas, kitchen and a study. The first floor comprises main ensuite bedroom, three bedrooms, bathroom and timber deck. Includes a separate self contained studio with bathroom and parking. View: By Appointment Saturday 11.00-11.30am & Thursday 5.00-5.30pm

Private Auction: Tuesday 30th October Contact: Emma Pierson 0409 182 310 Jock Langley 0419 530 008 Office 9864 5300

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5/1 Ascot Street, Malvern

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19 Netherlee Street, Glen Iris

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15 Kardella Street, Malvern East

22 Gillman Street, Malvern East

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16 Coppin Street, Malvern East

39 Clynden Avenue, Malvern East

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MALVERN 22 THANET STREET GLORIOUS EDWARDIAN ELEGANCE Classic period Edwardian provides comfortable family accommodation yet offers further improvement potential to transform into an inner-city showpiece. Featuring a flexible floorplan with warm timber floors, high ceilings, formal and informal living areas, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 car garage. The home is further enhanced by its proximity to Malvern Central School, Malvern Station, Glenferrie Road shops and Malvern Public Gardens. Land 631 sq.m. approx

AUCTION SATURDAY 20TH OCTOBER AT 1:00PM VIEW Saturday 1:00-1:30 Wednesday 12:00-12:30 CONTACT Tom McCarthy 0418 326 897 Nicholas Kaine 0477 555 097

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26/377 Little Collins Street. Melbourne 1A

Spreading over two levels, this luxury top floor, corner apartment boasts a living area with floor to ceiling windows & polished solid timber floors. Kitchen with updated appliances, powder room & French doors opening onto your terrace. Up carpeted stairs to your luxury bedroom, two his & hers, fully tiled bathrooms, floor to ceiling windows & another wrap around terrace.

406/8 Bligh Place, Melbourne

Expression of Inspect Interest Saturday 13th Oct Wednesday 31st Oct 10.00 - 10.30am

Contact Gina Donazzan 0412 430 326

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Melbourne’s pre-eminent full-floor residence. A visionary park-fronting home that has redeﬁned the scale and expectation

Enveloped by an incredible Myles Baldwin landscaped garden of

of city living, this expansive full-ﬂoor residence provides approximately

approximately 250sqm and ever-changing protected views, this exquisitely

600sqm of impeccable, artfully curated KPDO designed interiors featuring

appointed grand home in the sky represents an unprecedented opportunity

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within Melbourne’s premier city address. For sale by private negotiation.

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MELBOURNE â&#x20AC;&#x201C; MT WAVERLEY

1507/499 St Kilda Road Melbourne 3

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41-45 Alvie Road, Mount Waverley

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Moonee Ponds. 62 Park Street Street

4A 3B 2C

Exclusively located near elite schools, Queens Park and Puckle Street, Str “Glenlee” is a magnificent four bedroom, bedr thr bathroom three bathr Queen Anne Gothic Revival residence of exemplary statur stature and opulence. Recently refurbished by Bagnato Architects, Ar and wrapped in Paul Bangay gardens, gar it features featur light sculptures sculptur from fr Glowing Structur formal lounge, fine dining/sitting room, custom-made library and Structures, entertainer’s pavilion overlooking heated in-ground entertainer’ in-gr pool. Illuminated by northerly light ar are palatial open plan living domain and Rogerseller imported Italian kitchen. www.62parkstreet.com .62parkstr .62parkstreet.com We ar are open By Appointment Only

Expr Expression of Interest Inter Closing Tuesday 16th October at 5.00pm

Charles Bongiovanni 0414 339 644 charles@alexkarbon.com.au

Alex Puglia 0458 393 162 alex@alexkarbon.com.au

9326 8883 122 Errol rr Street, rrol Str North Melbourne

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11 Wynnstay Road Prahran East 5

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1-4/29 Larnook Street, Prahran

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This grand Victorian terrace c1878 blends period character with contemporary style to create an inner city haven high on Richmond Hill. The palatial proportions of the formal sitting room are matched by the generous relaxed living space, while a separate dining area incorporates a contemporary kitchen and opens out to the spacious courtyard. Includes main bedroom with dressing room and bright bathroom plus two further bedrooms, second bathroom and basement studio providing flexible accommodation options. Private Auction: Friday 9th November View: By appointment Saturday 1.00-1.30pm & Thursday 12.00-12.30pm & 6-6.30pm 24/7 View: www.12thevaucluserichmond.com Contact: Jock Langley 0419 530 008 Emma Pierson 0409 182 310 Office 9864 5300

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1 Barnsbury Road, South Yarra

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Delivering an incomparable lifestyle, this stunning three bedroom residenceÂ´s versatile floorplan effortlessly caters to modern family requirements. Auction: Saturday 3rd November at 10.30am View: Saturday 12.00-12.30pm, Wednesday 5.30-6.00pm & Thursday 1.00-1.30pm Contact: Mark Williams 0417 189 377 Hugh Hardy 0407 339 807 Office 9864 5300 abercrombys.com.au

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5/34 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda ‘The Gatwick’ Penthouse – Bianca & Carla: The Block 2018 Set on the penthouse level of the rejuvenated Gatwick Hotel in the heart of St Kilda, this exquisite top floor oasis is an unforgettable residence with iconic city skyline views. As part of this season of The Block, Bianca and Carla have created an apartment that sets the benchmark for opulent living. This residence delivers soaring ceilings and French Oak herringbone floors, expansive lounge and dining, sublime kitchen with Siemens appliances and butler’s pantry, master bed with WIR and sumptuous ensuite, exquisite bathroom and powder room, stunning north-facing terrace w/ CBD vistas, and so much more! Steps to Fitzroy Street restaurants and the beach.

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Michael Paproth 0488 300 800 Peter Kakos 0418 123 993 theagency.com.au

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40 Longmore Street, St Kilda West Unique large, modern house behind Victorian faรงade A striking double-fronted Victorian faรงade becomes a large, modern, two-storey house providing elevated park views from the living area and master bedroom. This 4BR residence boasts amazing sustainability features, stunning quality and two street frontages. The innovative layout offers flexibility for changing uses. The park views, three ground level garden areas and a roof garden make this house an inner city oasis. Easy access to the beach, Albert Park lake, schools, trams, shops and restaurants.

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

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ϳͲϳϱͲϴϭŐƌĂŶŐĞƌŽĂĚͲƚŽŽƌĂŬ͘ĐŽŵ

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7 Grong Grong Court Toorak

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2 & 4 Cole Court Toorak 5

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kayburton.com.au 74

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56 Albany Road Toorak 4

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1/10 Martin Court Toorak

2.5

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104 St Georges Road Toorak

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3,50 Albany Road Toorak

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Inland from Inverloch and near South Gippsland’s many foodie haunts, this converted church is on two hectares of mostly native bush. The church has been well renovated and extended, without losing its original features, and has high ceilings, timber floors and arched windows with green stained glass. This space is devoted to a large, open-plan living room with a mezzanine office. A new kitchen, dining area and bathroom adjoin the living room. A recent extension has added three bedrooms, including a main with an en suite. Private sale Agent: Judith Wright Stockdale & Leggo, Mike Foenander 0408 547 677

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VAUCLUSE HOMESTEAD TAS, Conara: Glen Esk Road 38HA* (94AC*)

UNIQUE TASMANIAN TOURISM / LIFESTYLE OPPORTUNITY + Stunning fully renovated homestead situated on the banks of the South Esk River + 10 exquisite guest rooms / bedrooms, each with its own ensuite + Commercial kitchen, formal dining room & multiple entertaining / living areas + Stables, three-bedroom self-contained unit, in-ground pool & ample car parking + 31km* from Launceston Airport, 44km* from Launceston & 123km* from Hobart FOR SALE BY EXPRESSION OF INTEREST CLOSING WEDNESDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 2018 AT 4.00PM (AEDT) DANNY THOMAS +61 439 349 977 JAMES BEER +61 416 859 565

DUNCAN MCCULLOCH +61 416 047 484

*approx

BIRREGURRA “ELLIMINOOK” - Grand Historic Homestead & Gardens Originally constructed in 1865 ‘Elliminook’ is a large solid brick residence situated among a wonderful garden which includes a bunya pine as old as the residence. The now contemporary home blends modern comfort with the elegance of the period in which it was built. A charming formal dining room and the sitting room feature marble fireplaces and tall ceilings. A light and airy country kitchen and living area includes a Rayburn wood burning stove which is coupled to hydronic heating. “Elliminook” features six bedrooms each with ensuite bathrooms. The home surrounds a courtyard and a glass conservatory overlooks the paved courtyard & rosary. A generous wine cellar, mod grass tennis court, award winning garden, cattle-yard, shedding and 6 paddocks make “Elliminook” a complete rural property of 30 hectares. Conveniently located within walking distance of Birregurra’s charming main street, minutes drive from famed Brae restaurant and only 30 minutes from Lorne. “Elliminook” offers a bucolic rural lifestyle and/or the option of a hospitality enterprise. FOR SALE: $2,250,000 Contact: Anthony McDonald 0418 593 597 Marion Nott 0400 373 011

charlesstewart.com.au

56-60 Bromfield Street, Colac

5231 5400

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BARNAWARTHA | VIC I O E

230 Hectares - 570 Acres

‘Mundatta’ – MURRAY RIVER BEEF ENTERPRISE • A magnificent balance of heavy carrying and alluvial river country

FOR SALE BY EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST – CLOSING THURSDAY, 1ST NOVEMBER 2018 AT 4:00 PM

• Heavily improved pastures with strong carrying capacity • Outstanding water supply from river and irrigation dam

Address:

758A Barnawartha-Howlong Road, Barnawartha, VIC

• Historic homestead dating back to 1929 – Rammed earth construction

Contact:

Rob Childs 0419 579 558

• Separate manager’s cottage plus appropriate farming infrastructure

rg.childs@bigpond.com.au or

• Ideally situated 20 minutes from Albury/Wodonga – 3 hours from

Mike Weller 0410 663 041

In-conjunction with:

mweller@corcoranparker.com.au

Melbourne

www.prh.com.au

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324 Hectares – 800 Acres

Cathedral Mountain and the ranges • A superb balance of rich, highly productive, heavy carrying river

woodland and some native bushland • Exceptional infrastructure including two hayshed’s, massive machinery

FOR SALE BY EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST – CLOSING THURSDAY, 1ST NOVEMBER 2018 UNLESS SOLD PRIOR Address:

98 Glendale Lane, Taggerty, VIC

Contact:

Robert Hill 0417 200 600

shed, cattle yards, lane way system, 2 BR managers residence, large

rhill@prh.com.au

• Melbourne CBD 90 mins

Property ID:

www.prh.com.au 78

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Ballan-Daylesford Road, Bunding, VIC | 129.5 HA / 320 AC Approx. Grazing Land; 2 Titles; River Frontage; Mineral Springs • Ideally-located between Daylesford and Ballan this attractive property features: undulating pasture; reasonable fencing; Werribee River frontage; 3 mineral springs (one providing magnificent potable water @ 2,500 gals/day); stock dams; scattered trees; abundant wildlife and views of the surrounding country-side • This property may be purchased as a whole (2 titles) or separately. Each title provides an opportunity to construct a dwelling STCA • This land is within 5 minutes of Ballan (rail station) and the Western Hwy providing easy access to Melbourne, Geelong and Ballarat

Expressions of Interest

Submission date Friday 2nd November, 5pm Bram Gunn 0400 683 222 bram.gunn@elders.com.au Bernie Shanahan 0429 184 996 Elders Ballarat 03 5337 9999 eldersrealestate.com.au/19734011

‘MOONDYNE’ & ‘CASTLEBEND’ Arcadia, Victoria | 535.5 HA* / 1,323.4 AC* (To be offered as a whole or as two contingent parcels)

Prominent Goulburn Valley Holdings Expressions of Interest

‘Moondyne’ 202.9 hectares* – 501.52 acres* • 2 hay sheds • Quality irrigation infrastructure including 2 T-L centre pivot irrigators covering 56 ha* and 45 ha* of ﬂood irrigation from wheel The properties enjoy • 572.5 ML High Reliability & 265 ML Low Reliability Water GMW Zone 1A • 251 ML High Reliability & 60.5 ML Low Reliability Water GMW Zone 3 • Reticulated water supply via numerous troughs, S & D bore and the Goulburn River

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‘Castlebend’ 332.6 hectares* – 821.86 acres* • A stunning 4-bedroom homestead with exceptional appointments set in an established garden setting in addition to a comfortable 3 bedroom staff residence • 13 km* of Goulburn River frontage • Extensive list of quality farm improvements including various sheds and 44 stand rotary dairy (disused) • 250t* grain storage in addition to 30t* fertiliser storage • Quality irrigation infrastructure including 2 T-L lateral irrigators covering 80 ha*, 33 ha* of pipes and risers and 180 ML* of turkey nest storage

Closing Thursday 15th November 2018, 4.00pm Venue Elders Melbourne Anthony Stevens 0417 822 356 Nick Myer 0427 610 278 eldersrealestate.com.au/19809791

‘WOODBURN’ South Gippsland/Bass Coast, VIC | 225.64 HA / 557 AC Cattle/Fat Lamb Production/ Investment/Secure Rainfall – 4 Titles

EST. 1911

• Excellent water, plus secure 38 inch rainfall • Highly productive, heavy-carrying fertile ﬂats • 4 bedroom W/B home and historic wool shed • Excellent fencing, central laneway to 10 paddocks • 5 mins Wonthaggi, 10 mins Inverloch/Cape Paterson • Renewables investment potential ‘Woodburn’ presents a unique opportunity to purchase a renowned grazing property in the high rainfall South Gippsland/Bass Coast region and which has been in the same family ownership for approximately 70 years.

Expressions of Interest

Closing Thursday 8th November, 4:00pm Don Olden 0417 805 312 Rohan McRae 0417 836 664 Elders Rural Services Leongatha 03 5662 3523 Patrick Barry 0418 124 100 South Coast First National eldersrealestate.com.au/19756951

‘DUNBAR FARM’ Traralgon/Latrobe Valley, VIC | 394 HA / 972 AC Cattle/Sheep/Cropping/ Land Bank Investment

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• Edge of town boundary with excellent road access • 28 inch rainfall, town water, permanent ‘Traralgon Creek’ • Excellent balance fertile river flats and undulating country • Historic outbuilding and home site with established English trees • 2 hours to Melbourne CBD ‘Dunbar Farm’ has been in the same family ownership for over 100 years and is regarded as one of the most significant rural holdings in the Latrobe Valley region. ‘Dunbar Farm’ offers astute investors grazing/ cropping opportunities along with future land bank development potential.

For Sale by Tender

Closing Friday 16th November Don Olden 0417 805 312 Elders Leongatha 03 5662 3523 Ross Johnson Real Estate Ross Johnson 0428 100 448 eldersrealestate.com.au/19760601

123 McIvor Road BENDIGO

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This is an incredible opportunity to purchase one of Bendigo’s most iconic heritage homes. Built in 1933, this grand Art Deco property offers incredible period detail, stunning views over the city from the beautifully landscaped one-acre garden, and a family-friendly design that is both unique and practical.

Saturday 27th October 2pm – On Site (Unless Sold Prior)

LAND SIZE: 4,406 m2

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AGENT: Nick Hall Amy Sim

0433 692 199 0427 703 661

WWW.MCKEANMCGREGOR.COM.AU

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175 Punty Lane Shoreham 4

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80 Shoreham Road Red Hill

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Romsey 3021 & 3051 Melbourne-Lancefield Road (To be sold separately) Two Exceptional Small Acreage Properties in Prime Location Nº 3021 – 17.8 Ha (44 Acres)

321 Dundas Street Rye

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ELDERS REAL ESTATE

kayburton.com.au

Nº 3051 – 14.03 Ha (34.6 Acres)

Only approximately 45kms (32 minutes) Melbourne Airport or 66kms (52 minutes) Melbourne CBD non peak time. Two of the very best small acreage properties to be offered for sale in this tightly held prime Romsey red soil heartland, located midway between Romsey and Lancefield. Both lots include outstanding volcanic soils, excellent pastures, shelter plantations, fencing, bore water supply and horse shelters. Each lot has several home site options on which to build your dream home, subject to Council approval, frontage to Melbourne-Lancefield Road and there is a power line and natural gas main at the frontage of each property. Nº 3051 has stunning 180º panoramic views. Both properties are zoned Rural Living Zone – Schedule 1 (RLZ1), the purposes of which are ‘to provide for residential use in a rural environment’. Auction Saturday 10 November at 11am and 11.15am

Agents in conjunction

Reserve Prices Nº 3012 - $895,000 Nº 3051 - $745,000

RT Edgar - Toorak Anthony Grimwade 0418 382 226

Agent on Site Sat 20 Oct 2-2.30pm Sun 21 October 12-12.30 Sat 27 Oct 2-2.30pm John Keating 0419 880 444 or Peter Wood 0408 866 774

keatings.com.au

83 High Street, Woodend

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91 Christies Road Thornton Trout & Truffles. 40 acre private retreat with income & homesite ready. Over 1km of frontage to the beautifully fast clear Rubicon River, riverbank ownership, a private trout fishery par excellence. 7 acres established truffle orchard 2010 planting producing & Cider Orchard, 240 selected Heritage apple trees plus cattle grazing.

PRIVATE SALE Contact Agent VIEW By Appointment Andrew Houghton 0409 438 526 Eliza Houghton 0403 660 137

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111 Bittern-Dromana Road, Merricks North AUCTION SUNDAY 28TH OCTOBER, 2018 AT 1.00PM INSPECT - By Appointment Only • 34 acres (approx)

• 2 stables with day yards

• full size floodlit indoor arena

• swimming pool with cabana

• 4/5 bedroom residence

• hot wash, float and truck storage

• paddocks all with water and shelters

• beautiful valley views, private and secluded

• separate 4 bedroom cottage

• treelined driveway

• 6 American style stables

• tennis court and playground

Saturday 20th October at 1:00pm

Inspect Saturday & Sunday at 2:00pm Contact Peter Watson 0418 105 402 Nyall Greene 0409 560 778 Tara Walters 0408 297 896

• workshop/shed with 3 phase power www.linkpropertymornpen.com.au

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Lisa Fraser-Smith 0400 760 101 Gabe Frampton 0417 549 475

FOR SALE

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The Eildon District Experts

THE BEST OF EVERYTHING RURAL LUXURY LIVING AT ITS FINEST

• Architect designed, award winning, Hedger built home in stunning location with panoramic views • Open plan living / kitchen / dining area • 3 bedrooms - each with their own ensuite • Full length deck with stunning views across the Goulburn Valley and Murrindindi district • Double car garage with separate wine cellar • Nestled into a pristine, rural hillside on 16.09 Ha* • No expense has been spared on fixtures, fittings and finishes making this home a true masterpiece

567skylineroad.com 3 5 Hillside South Eildon Vic

*Approx.

$1.8m

Mark Howard 0448 606 062

Ph: 5774 2771

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30 McKenzie Road 6

517 Melton Road

A modern mansion reveals flexible formal and informal entertaining areas of grand portions surrounded by terraces and low maintenance gardens with beautiful views over the Strathbogie ranges. Additional improvements include four bedroom manager’s residence, helipad, undercover stockyards, post and rail fencing, abundant water, and huge machinery sheds. Approximately 90 minutes from Melbourne CBD.

’Koombahla’ is a 1970s masterpiece by Paul Couch. Made of stone set with large windows, and paved with slate. Renovated in 2015, with a chef´s kitchen, family room, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and an office, the living/dining room has long views and a large fireplace. Stone courtyards lead to an orchard, tennis court, and garage with machinery shed. The dam feeds troughs across 19 hectares; freshwater tanks hold 115,000 litres.

View: By appointment

EOI: Closing Wednesday 17th October at 5.00pm

View: Sunday & Thursday 12.00-12.30pm

Private Auction: Sunday 21st October

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Contact: Jock Langley 0419 530 008 Robert McArthur 0488 754 110 Office 9864 5300

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Contact: Robert McArthur 0488 754 110 Jock Langley 0419 530 008 Office 9864 5300

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27-29 IVANHOE STREET SUBSTANTIAL OCEAN RETREAT This substantial 4 bedroom residence situated on a superb 1770sqm (approx.) private allotment offering sweeping views across the Bay and shipping channel, and with the beautiful Diamond Bay and the coastal walking tracks almost at your back door. Great scope to renovate and enjoy the AUCTION Terms: Contact:

Saturday 27th October at 1pm 10% Deposit, Bal 30/60/90 days Max Prentice 0419 304 707 Mark Prentice 0408 117 772 Inspection by appointment or at advertised times 78 8O Ocean Beach h Road d Sorrento

5984 4177

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2 Riverside Lane 3

The privilege of position and the pure pleasure of absolute river frontage define the desirability of ´BUNDELLA´ a brilliant three bedroom, two bathroom property that´s one of very few in Barwon Heads to offer such sought after attributes and significant advantages. Ample parking plus private boat ramp and landing. An irreplaceable address. View: By appointment Saturday 3.00-3.30pm

Private Auction: Sunday 28th October Contact: Emma Pierson 0409 182 310 Jock Langley 0419 530 008 Office 9864 5300

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C OV E R S T O RY B y K ATE J O N E S

At a glance Burwood Brickworks 78 Middleborough Road, Burwood East Developer: Frasers

Flourishing brick by brick

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Architect: Plaza Garden apartments: Hayball; Foundation Homes: DKO Interior design: apartments: Hayball;

he past and the future can have a funny way of catching up to one another. Take this huge Burwood development where a former brickworks once stood. Soon 2000 people will call it home, finding a new place to claim their own slice of the great Australian dream. Wind back the clock to 1937 and we unearth an uncanny connection with the development of some of Melbourne’s first housing estates. Back then, the Middleborough Road land belonged to the New Northcote Brick Company, which purchased the 18.5 hectare site for £3000 after outgrowing its original site off Separation Street. Here, a quarry was dug and kilns erected so that by 1950 the Burwood site was churning out up to 100,000 bricks per week. Together with its Northcote site, the Burwood brickworks supplied many of the bricks Melbourne was built with. And after a long wait – the site has lain unused for 20 years amid stalled sale negotiations – the brickworks will again build the stuff of dreams.

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homes: DKO Landscape architect: apartments: Hassell Studio; homes: MDG Number of homes: apartments: 70 (11 onebed, 56 two-bed); homes 55 (43 three-bed, 12 four-bed) Internal areas (average sq m): apartments: onebed 47, two-bed 70; homes: 161-234 External areas (average sq m): apartments: onebed 13, two-bed 14 Average price: apartments: one-bed

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$405,000, two-bed

shops and cafes on the site.

$616,000; homes $809,000-$1.25 million Car parking: apartments; one; homes one-to-two garage spaces Completion: By mid-2021 Agent: Frasers Property 13 38 38 Open for inspection: display open from October 16 between noon-5pm

“What we felt quite strongly about was just a kind of honesty of interior design ... an elegant simplicity.”

Developed by Frasers Property, the $500 million masterplanned Burwood Brickworks precinct will become the site of 700 new architect designed apartments and townhouses plus a sustainable shopping centre with an urban farm on its roof. This new community will feature design innovations, but will also recognise its heritage. The obvious nod to history has been in the clever use of brickwork, says Sarah Buckeridge, director at architecture firm Hayball. “We chose to do that in quite a subtle way across both interior and exterior elements in the design,” she explains. “We were really keen to pick up some cues around the bricks, particularly in the entry experience. Each of the buildings integrates some feature brickwork in the entry walls that lead you into the lobbies. “We’ve also used brickwork quite extensively around garden walls in the lower levels of the buildings. We were looking to add that richness and residential warmth and detail at those lower levels.”

Buckeridge and her team were behind the architecture and interior design of the four six-storey apartment buildings at Burwood Brickworks. As with the exteriors, they chose delicate methods of drawing the past into the present in the interiors. “We were doing things like using tile patterns within the bathrooms and on splashbacks in a pattern that echoed a brick stretcher bond, so just in those little subtle references were we able to link some of the exterior detailing through into the interior,” she says.

“And it was also just picking up, perhaps, that there was that former use (of the site). We would have some details like metal shelves, feature shelves and things that just start to give you little subtle cues or echoes of what might have come before.” The interiors feature energy-saving master switches plus Ceasarstone benchtops. In the kitchen, a dining table can be extended from the island bench and residents have the choice of upgrading to a marble splashback and integrated fridge. The need to meet Burwood’s reputation as a leafy inner-eastern suburb dictated the importance of

landscaping. A total of 2.5 hectares has been dedicated to parklands, while the streets will be lined with trees and walking and cycling paths to encourage residents to ditch their cars. Infill projects, particularly those within cooee of the city, are eagerly snapped up by Melbourne homebuyers. Interest in the Burwood Brickworks is high with Frasers receiving more than 5000 expressions of interest for the 700 homes due to hit the market in coming weeks. DKO architect and principal Koos de Keijzer, who designed the townhouses at the brickworks development, is familiar with the popularity of infill projects having designed a large portion of the residences at YarraBend, the housing development replacing the former Amcor paper mill in Alphington. But unlike YarraBend, de Keijzer says the streets at Burwood were designed before the townhouses. “We actually plan everything – so we plan where the trees go on the streets, we plan the footpaths, we plan the crossovers – and by doing so we make sure that we have the right house in the right position,” he says. “So it’s a curation of the street that helps bring a sense of familiarity back into the Burwood context.” Featuring brick throughout the design was not only a connection to the project’s history, but a bond to Burwood’s urban style, says de Keijzer. “With the interiors we were really keen to do something that was distinctly a Burwood design,” he says. “What we felt quite strongly about was just a kind of honesty of interior design. Something that wouldn’t be too fashionable, but would be honest, timeless and not too ornate – an elegant simplicity. “You’ll actually walk into the suburb and you’ll be surprised by the amount of brickwork and as architects we love brick because it’s an authentic material. “The great thing about brick is that it looks good today, but it also looks good in 10 or 15 years time.” Construction of the Burwood Brickworks is already underway and expected to finish in mid to late 2021.

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At a glance Pillar 538 Burwood Road, Hawthorn Architect: Rothelowman Developer: Miura Group Interior design: SJB Interiors Apartments: 22 Internal sizes (sq m): one-

Hitting a high note in Hawthorn

here are a multitude of reasons why more than 25,000 people call Hawthorn home. Aside from it’s desirable leafiness and proximity to the city, it’s a pretty place in which to live. And aesthetically, Hawthorn has a housing mix that’s hard to beat, from single-fronted Victorians and bungalows, to stately mansions. One of Hawthorn’s newest housing developments, Pillar, is to rise from a former retail site on Burwood Road, next to a church built in 1884.

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bed 58; two-bed 68-94; terraces 140-176; subpenthouses 139-156; penthouse 161 External areas (sq m):

With a median two-bedroom unit price of $617,000, Hawthorn remains one of Melbourne’s most expensive apartment markets. Fittingly, Pillar, will be only a six-storey development with 22 apartments. Interior designer Kristen Bail, of SJB Interiors, says the project’s modern look was inspired by European design houses. “Their implementation of rich, luxurious palettes with large expanses of natural stone, teamed with tailored joinery was an ethos we adopted,” she explains. “The interiors are warm,

8-147 Prices: One-bed $685,000; two-bed $795,000-$1.215 million; three-bed $1.45 million; terrace $1.55 million-$2.23 million; sub-penthouse $2.495 million-$2.85 million; penthouse $3.8 million Car parking: One or two Inspect: Tuesday-Sunday, noon-4pm Agent: CBRE Damian Stoney 1300 888 770

Staircase to comfort

Pillar’s church neighbour, built in 1884, illustrates the suburb’s historic credentials.

inviting, with an uncompromising attention to detail.” Bail and her team wanted to create a serene living environment with understated touches of elegance and luxury, she says. The 10 standard apartments feature plenty of storage with full-height cabinetry, and the five terrace homes have large, bronze porcelain sheets in bathrooms, kitchens and staircases. The sub-penthouses have winter gardens, and the penthouses a plunge

pool. “The careful consideration of the interior layouts will set this development apart,” Bail says. “The crafted approach will appeal to those looking for a high-end residence and not a white box.” The location is exceptional,’’ Bail adds. ‘‘You are surrounded by iconic buildings and a leafy outlook framing the city views.”

ome to the Royal Botanic Gardens and the National Gallery of Victoria, St Kilda Road demands only the best in architecture. Magnolia, one of three buildings that make up the St Boulevard development, is no exception. Designed by Elenberg Fraser architects, Magnolia has spacious terraces that resemble a silver staircase, and create the impression the building is cascading from its 19th floor peak to the street below. Like it’s neighbouring towers, Ginko and Anaca, Magnolia is named after an exotic tree from South-East Asia. All three have lush landscaping, and St Boulevard, a heated lagoon and lap pool, with an outdoor children’s play area. The interiors are light-filled thanks to projected windows, which push outwards on all sides. Residents can also retreat to winter gardens, which are sectioned off by perforated screens alongside the floor-to-ceiling glass walls.

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At a glance St Boulevard: Magnolia 601 St Kilda Road, Melbourne Architect: Elenberg Fraser Developer: The Shakespeare Group Number of apartments: 122 in Magnolia Internal sizes (sq m): One-bed 61; two bed 7291; three-bed 154-166 External areas (sq m): 8-149 Prices: One-bed from $540,000; two-bed from $667,500; three-bed from $1.309 million Car parking: One or two Completion estimate: Late 2019 Agent: Colliers International, Nancy Monitto 1300 859 711

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ast week The Block contestants tackled their final and, arguably, most challenging space – the terrace and outdoor area. “Al-fresco spaces are often neglected with renovators focusing more on the interiors of their homes,” says director and principal stylist at Vault interiors, Justine Wilson. “It’s important to remember that a wellconsidered outdoor area has the potential to add enormous value.” Faced with different types of outdoor spaces – from open and closed to palatial rooftop – the contestants’ overarching goal should be to create the perfect balance between function and style, while

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integrating the styling with their property’s interior. “It is integral for overall flow and function,” Wilson says. “Not achieving it is a common error.” With stiff competition from Bianca and Carla, Norm and Jess took out the win with an outdoor area that judge Shaynna Blaze said “sells the apartment”. So, what other mistakes should be avoided when renovating? Here are some of the traps to bypass and professional tips for creating and executing the perfect value-adding terrace for your home.

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For contestants, terrace week is not only challenging, but also coincides with what is left of their budgets. “Luckily you don’t need to overcapitalise here,” Wilson says. “Keep it simple. If you are installing an outdoor kitchen, the only big ticket items you need are a barbecue, prep space, sink and perhaps a fridge. Otherwise, a well-functioning outdoor area can be executed properly, no matter the budget.”

Be cautious of furnishing your alfresco area with furniture that is better suited for inside. “Luckily there is beautiful outdoor furniture available now,” Wilson says. “If you are worried about upkeep, consider installing a pergola to ensure you have cover, or purchase outdoor furniture covers.” Look for outdoor furniture that is both functional and robust. “Timber is great but needs oiling and restaining,” says Wilson. “Consider faux timber deco-wood products or stylish powder-coated furniture that looks great but is also low maintenance.”

A disconnect How the outside connects to the indoors is a common concern for renovators. “Find a visual element to connect the two,” says Wilson. “It could be building material, accent colour or a style of furniture that helps create visual consistency. Zones can be linked practically with the addition of a servery window, bifold doors or an extension of your inside flooring outside.”

Poor layout The key to a chic and wellfunctioning outdoor area is carefully considered furniture placement. “It should be designed based on your unique space,” Wilson says. “There’s no blanket approach.”

“Roof terraces get plenty of sun so low-maintenance plants like yukkas or succulents are great.”

budget for one, you can find decent freestanding units or great-looking stand-alone barbecues.”

disadvantage by the judges, Wilson says a sparse white area can be the perfect canvas for creative and lowbudget styling. “It is simple to add a pop of accent colour using accessories,” she says. “Consider inexpensive but sophisticated soft furnishings as an effective way to style on a budget. Outdoor rugs and cushions are an easy way to inject pattern and interest.” Greenery is also an easy and lowcost way to up the style ante. “For The Block penthouses, greenery is ideal,” Wilson says. “Roof terraces get plenty of sun so low-maintenance plants like yukkas or succulents are great. If you have enough shade and protection, group vast potted plants like palms to create a stunning look and an upmarket feel.”

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Remember to consider the whole outdoor space, rather than concentrate on separate components. “Be aware of floor space and ensure there is plenty of room for every item you require,” Wilson says. Sara and Hayden’s custom built-in concrete barbecue and hot plate are winning additions, Wilson says, who says an outdoor kitchen adds more function. “It makes entertaining easy too,” she says. “If you don’t have the

With greenery and upmarket styling, Jess and Norm come out on top with their terrace; now a major selling feature.

While Bianca and Carla received the go-ahead on their outdoor fireplace, many renovators push ahead without checking for legalities first. “Many councils have rules about open burning, so ensure you check first before lighting up,” Wilson says. “This extends to fire pits and chimneys. If you are unable to install a permanent structure, there are great ethanol burner options, even some that are integrated into dining or coffee tables.”

Under-accessorising With a lack of budget to style and furnish their outdoor area, Hans and Courtney have decked theirs out as a simple white room with a built-in seat. While this was seen as a

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odel Anna Feller and her (almost) five-year-old son, Banjo, have lived in their art deco apartment in Bondi for the past three years. Feller acknowledges a particular weakness for any art deco building, and when combined with the bath tub, white-washed floorboards and sea views, this apartment was an immediate winner. Her personal style and the influence of a Bondi lifestyle permeate through her bright and cheerful home. For Feller, a relaxed and fresh aesthetic reflects the patterns and routines of her day, where she is “in the ocean every day”. ‘‘I wear a lot of white, and I’m now realising I also have a very white apartment.” Perhaps unsurprisingly, given the industry she’s in, Feller’s approach to styling her apartment is closely tied to her sense of personal style.

She describes her aesthetic as combining “vintage and modern pieces, with texture”. While the bones of the apartment are crisp, white and beachy, Banjo’s room introduces bright pops of colour with art-lined walls and a collection of wooden toys and quirky knick-knacks. Feller describes her home as “very comfortable – it’s a beach shack in an art deco building”. There is a sense of uncluttered and considered living here – a pared-back approach to furnishing and styling that puts the art deco details, and water views, front and centre. Feller outlines her approach to furnishing the space as “not overthinking it”. When she and Banjo moved in, they had left everything behind, so it was a clean slate. “It’s been such a treat to create a sanctuary for my son and me here, perched right above the beach.” For her, this apartment is largely about location, and the interiors reflect the dreamy lifestyle she and Banjo have here. In addition to her beloved “cloud” bed, Feller’s most cherished aspect of living in this

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Regularly clean your plants of dust and possible pests. Your plants will breathe more freely. Pests are inevitable, even indoors, so check foliage and the underneath of leaves to prevent nasty outbreaks. theplantsociety.com.au For more tips, Indira Naidoo’s garden cookbooks The Edible Balcony and The Edible City are available from dymocks.com.au Naidoo co-hosts Sydney’s 2CH breakfast show with Trevor Sinclair from 6am-9am, Monday-Friday.

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The original weatherboard was typical of the area: a long, narrow building that shares a wall with its next-door neighbour. It also presented all the usual challenges characteristic of houses built at the start of the last century: a lack of natural light in the living areas at the centre of the house and a

Concrete flooring, natural light and meticulous spotted gum wall panels imparts a robust natural beauty.

poor connection to the yard at the back of the property. Architect James Taylor, of Taylor Knights, responded with a doublestorey extension and renovation that defied the block’s south-facing aspect, flooding the interior with natural light and opening up the space to the outdoors. The original part of the house, replete with heritage features, required little more than a lighthanded restoration that involved replastering the hallways, repainting the walls and restaining the floorboards. The new double-storey extension that wraps around the existing building is punctuated with skylights and large highlight windows. A canary yellow, perforated steel staircase that connects the first and second storeys allows natural light from the skylight to filter all the way down to the ground floor.

In the kitchen, a double-height space lined with clerestory windows similarly saturates the space with natural light. Adjacent, in the openplan dining and living space, a deep bay window looks on to the courtyard. A high standard of craftsmanship was central to the project. Working with builders McKerlie Construction, Taylor ensured that each spotted gum panel was laid alongside its most complementary neighbour, with the grain running vertically throughout. “We have this beautiful grain running through the project,” says Taylor. “Each particular piece is unique – it’s almost like selecting a piece of marble, every piece is unique.” taylorknights.com.au More extraordinary projects from Australia’s finest architects: domain.com.au/living

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t’s never too late to start collecting art. Whether it’s traditional paintings, Aboriginal works or contemporary videos, the art world is becoming more accessible. Galleries are shrugging off their old elitist attitudes and original artworks can be surprisingly affordable for those who want to bring them home. Often, it’s a matter of doing your research, discovering what you like and setting a budget. If you can’t afford to buy an artwork, think about leasing one. Artbank, the government artssupport program, will lease works by established and emerging artists for a reasonable annual fee. “Be brave, everyone knows more than they think they do and if the first thing you know is whether you like a work or not, that’s the starting point,” says Artbank director Tony Stephens. Established in 1980, Artbank is currently updating its image. The Melbourne headquarters moved to a trendy warehouse space in Collingwood in March and it has had a gallery in Sydney’s Waterloo since 2014. While many companies lease artworks, Stephens says 20 per cent of Artbank’s clients are ordinary people — and that number is growing. You only need to spend a minimum of $550 a year, with artworks starting from $165 each to rent. “Our key strategy is to demystify what contemporary art is,” he says. Stephens, who discovered art in his 20s, had a working-class upbringing

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And how does Adams judge his art? “Art is good if I want to take it home,” he says. Adams advises people to get to know a gallery, find out what is showing, call into openings and build a relationship with one or two places.

in Ipswich. He was originally a plumber who retrained in art history. “Everyone knows what they like and don’t like, and contemporary artists are just people working in our community reflecting what’s going on,” he says. The Artbank collection is all online at artbank.gov.au and it’s easy to browse the 11,000 works by 3500 artists. Stephens says people can also discover what they like by signing up to commercial gallery lists and going to exhibition openings.

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The good news is that art galleries aren’t elitist anymore, says Andy Dinan, director of Melbourne’s MARS gallery. “Look, educate your eye and remember, research is the key to a good collection,” she says. Dinan believes that video art, sound art and light art will be popular in the future. “Anyone who is starting out, who hasn’t got much cash, should look at other mediums,” she says. “Australians are slow to take on video art collecting but every [international] art fair is full of it.” Look for art that incorporates issues of the moment, she advises. “When I’m looking for works for my teenagers’ walls, I look for things they care passionately about. That’s how you build a great collection.” Going to graduate shows and gallery talks is a good way to learn, Dinan says. Only buy something if you like it and it speaks to you.

Galerie pompom, above, which focuses on young and emerging artists. Seven Sisters Dreaming by Gabriella Possum Nungurrayi, Mitchelton Gallery of Aboriginal Art, right.

“The best collections that have gone up most in value are the ones people have bought from their hearts,” she says. Artist-run initiatives or ARIs – independent spaces and exhibitions run by artists – are another good place to hunt for affordable art. George Adams ran the successful MOP Projects before opening Galerie pompom in Sydney eight years ago. His gallery still focuses on young and emerging artists and he keeps a project space for those starting out.

Prices start at $300 to $500 for small works in the project room, and many of the works are less than $5000. “People think $300 is outrageous but we go to dinner and can easily spend $900 for four people. “People are worried they don’t understand art but they don’t need to understand art – it’s as simple as: ‘Do you like the look of it?’ ”

Contemporary Indigenous art is always popular. The largest commercial Aboriginal art gallery in Australia recently opened in regional Victoria at Mitchelton winery in Nagambie. Gallery director Adam Knight is currently showing 30 large works from 14 different communities and art centres. He plans to open a small second gallery with more reasonably priced works soon. Aboriginal art is collected around the world but we don’t always value it because it’s on our doorstep, Knight says. You can buy a good, small example of Aboriginal art for $600 but you can’t even buy an Arthur Boydsigned print for that type of money, he points out. Art is a personal choice, Knight says. “One of the important things with purchasing an artwork is it’s got to move you straight away.” He says people should go to as many galleries and auction houses as possible and do their research. His rules for collecting include: the work needs to be beautiful; you need to love it; the artist should be prolific; they should have some major works; and they should be the originator of the style.

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Plants on the outside of the hotel have changed the building’s profile to a furry, even unkempt shape. It is this organic look that’s taking the architectural world by storm. Another well-known example of this look is in Milan at the Bosco Verticale towers. They opened in 2014, with almost 800 trees, 11,000 perennial plants and 5000 shrubs. The Italian architect behind the towers, Stefano Boeri, is overseeing the design of an entire Chinese city to be covered in greenery. Liuzhou Forest City is an urban landscape designed to include offices, houses, hotels, a hospital and two schools. In Sweden, the $40 million, 16-storey World Food Building will grow 550 tonnes of vegetables in indoor farms. WOHA excels at plantscrapers, the landscaped towers popping up in CBDs all over the world. They also created the 16-storey Park Royal Hotel in Singapore, a building dripping with vines and shrubbery. Last year, the firm was recognised in the international architecture

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competition, the Lafarge Holcim Awards, for its proposal to build a university above polluted swampland in the Bangladeshi capital of Dhaka. Their plans included a bio-retention pond under the building to clean the water, as well as swathes of green space. Sydney’s One Central Park is the Australian benchmark for “living” towers. Designed by French botanist Patrick Blanc, the Broadway towers are covered with 38,000 indigenous and exotic plants. Melbourne will soon get its own vertical forests in the form of two twisting super-skyscrapers reaching to 356 metres in Southbank. The $2 billion Green Spine towers will be co-designed by Dutch architects UNStudio and Australia’s Cox Architecture, featuring greenery on the terraces and rooftop gardens. Sustainability is at the centre of the plantscraper phenomenon. These green towers combat air pollution, reduce energy costs and, unlike many grey concrete structures, create tranquil places to live.

They are also an attempt to solve the looming challenges of rising populations, says Knapp. “To deal with the problems associated with rapid urbanisation, we need to figure out how to build higher density ... but still make homes that are good places to be,” he says. “I think in the equatorial band you’ll definitely see a lot more of this. It’s showing new sensitivity to the idea that our urban landscapes can be much greener.” Knapp says plantscrapers are also possible antidotes to urban heat islands – metropolitan areas that are much hotter than regional areas because of the trapped heat. “When you have lots of buildings together and not enough greenery, the heat never really escapes because it gets absorbed by the concrete and the man-made surfaces,” he says. “So, the idea that you can shade and cool buildings, that buildings can actually have a microclimate, is a really important idea.”

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Out with the old as purple reigns

t evolved from colour to pop culture phenomenon: Millennial Pink’s popularity transcended fashion and design, becoming a hue that defined an Instagram, snap-happy generation. Dulux recently released its 2019 Colour Forecast and the tone that saturated our cultural landscape for the past two years is nowhere to be seen.

According to Dulux colour expert Andrea Lucena-Orr, Millennial Pink has had its time. “Often colour does cycle through and that’s what we are seeing with Millennial Pink,” she says. Lucena-Orr argues those who loved its prevalence should not despair, as the colour is now being reflected in the rise of apricot and peach tones. “This colour has morphed from about three years ago as a blush pink through to a brownish-based pink last year, and now we are seeing this translated into the apricots and peach tones. Soft and earthy mushroom pinks are almost classed as neutrals now, so we won’t see these completely disappear,” she says. While Millennial Pink may be on its way out, our love of purple in the home certainly isn’t fading. “We saw purples come into the forecast last year, however for 2019 it seems to have really increased for interior palettes,” she says. “We saw lilac and mauve in textiles and upholstery as well as in decoration items. In our market, we don’t tend to use deeper purples other than for feature accents, however we do use the more muted tones in lilac, mauve and lavender.

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“These are such easy colours to live with, especially alongside whites and natural grey and stone colours.” Dulux forecasts a rise in colours they categorise as part of their “Wholeself” palette: quiet, muted and calm pastel forms that are a nod to our obsession with wellness. Think cosy pinks sidled up against warm neutrals, golds and mauve-greys that work to “clear the mental clutter by making our homes our temple”. “The colours in the Wholeself palette are very serene and generally on the warmer side,” Lucena-Orr says. “These colours are subtle and will feel welcoming, so the perception in that space will be seen as casual and relaxed.” In our non-stop digital world, Lucena-Orr says colour psychology – and the prevalence of the colours in the Wholeself palette – has never been more important in creating an environment that calms the mind. “Colour psychology is important in the home as colour makes us feel emotions that respond to our surroundings. If you use a soft palette it will help to make the space feel more relaxing and quiet.”

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Inverleigh House revealed a litany of challenges.

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Remodelling

o add new structure to an old building requires respect consummated by the strength to make it different. “That’s hard work,” says architect Chris McSteen, the principal of McSteen Tan Architects, who achieved just that. It took guts by the owners to hire McSteen to take on the building, which had been one of two pubs and a Cobb and Co. coach depot in the Geelong district town of Inverleigh. It was in a state of ruin but they could envision the structure, a rare survivor built of basaltic field stone in 1865, as a permanent home in which to move their family of four children from Melbourne. The L-shaped hostelry was undoubtedly of historic interest because it had also served as a colonial courtroom. Yet it only came to the attention of the heritage authorities when they began clearing the overgrown garden around it. It was then, says McSteen, that council became very concerned with overseeing the fate of a building, being in very poor condition but not heritage-listed. “All we wanted to do was to restore and add to it,” he says. It would take six months of hard negotiating with planning to get the green light. It took more time and money to resolve the basket of structural issues requiring remediation; among them, a new single-level pavilion to fit into the crook of the L-plan – containing the kitchen, dining area and large laundry – and a three-metre-wide western side verandah. “It had been a very simple, solid pub,” says McSteen. The grand salons downstairs that had been divided

into domestic spaces in the 20th century. Upstairs was packed with small rooms. The downstairs of the original building was remodelled to accommodate a library, study, guest bedroom, games room, and a family room that opened through a wide breach in a stone wall to the new pavilion. Upstairs gave the four children individual bedrooms and a shared bathroom. A main suite has a walk-through wardrobe accessing an en suite. However, before anything like this could happen, a whole lot of horrors needed fixing. McSheen ticks them off: the failing roof framing, which he described as “a wing-and-prayer structure” that used timbers that had been taken straight out of trees. Another problem: most of the windows had rotted and the 500-millimetre-thick walls needed to be re-mortared and opened in new places. This revealed that the core of the wall was “rubble that just fell apart”, McSteen says. Each time something major needed fixing, the budget needed adjusting but the owners stayed the course and now have a glorious home with suggestions of Georgian lines, especially in the window and wall edges enhanced with quoin work. “We didn’t go overboard with modern and we didn’t make it too twee,” Mc Steen says. “We touched the period parts lightly and the modern doesn’t fight it.” mcsteentanarchitects.com Discover more design triumphs: domain.com.au/living

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Design to stand the test of time

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Hole in The Roof House by architects Rachel Neeson and Stephen Neille.

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n a busy road near Bronte beach in Sydney’s east is a bungalow that started life as an unremarkable early 20th-century house. Add the creative flair of two of Australia’s leading designers, whose dramatic re-imagining of the residence included slicing a hole in the roof to create a spacious private courtyard with a roof-skimming frangipani tree, and an extraordinary family home was born. The question, “What makes a building truly great?” was one of the themes of the Sydney Architecture Festival, which finished this week. In cities where streetscapes are shaped by structures from different eras, when different tastes and techniques prevailed, which homes stand the test of time? The Hole in the Roof House – a winner at the 2018 Houses Awards – is Rachel Neeson and Stephen Neille’s family home. The jury praised the couple, design directors at Neeson Murcutt Architects, for transforming a bland house into a domestic sanctuary in which the courtyard, paired with the indoor living area, became “the heart of the dwelling, creating a quiet, peaceful focus while inviting light into the centre and enabling cross-breezes without the loss of privacy”. For Neeson and Neille, exceptional projects are imbued with a clear idea about how people will live between – and beyond – the walls. Ideally, the spaces should be adaptable enough to accommodate the ebb and flow of family life.

“For me, those great houses are the ones that allow for changing family needs,” Neeson says. “The layout might be such that a room can be a bedroom or a second living room. It has multiple uses, so the house feels rich.” Another essential ingredient is ensuring the design responds to the setting. It’s one thing to toy with the concept of a dream home in the way one might fantasise about spending lotto winnings, it’s quite another for an architect to inspect a site and draw up plans that suit the client’s lifestyle and budget. Asked to nominate some of their favourite architects, Neeson and Neille traverse centuries and continents, from Venetian architect Andrea Palladio’s classical buildings in Italy to the courtyard houses of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, the German-American godfather of modernism. More recently, Charles Correa’s innovative low-rise apartments in India caught their eye. Homes by Australian architects Peter Stutchbury and Jon Jacka also impressed. With such wide-ranging tastes, Neille is reluctant to single out any one era as the best for home design. “It’s a little bit like poetry or physics,” Neille says. “I don’t think any era is inherently better than any other. Great projects have clarity of idea, a richness of content and an appropriateness of form. Really great projects move us; they affect us deeply.”

M3565 Main Beach Apartment, left, and House in Country NSW, below, both by architect Virginia

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It’s no accident that many critically acclaimed homes were designed by architects as their own residences or homes for close family or friends. Unshackled from convention, these projects often pushed the boundaries of the possible. The American architect John Lautner’s Schaffer Residence, built in 1949 for the mother of one of his employees, had a starring role alongside Colin Firth in Tom Ford’s celebrated 2009 film A Single Man. Sydney architect Virginia Kerridge cites Eva and Hugh Buhrich’s home in Castlecrag, completed in 1972, as one of Australia’s finest modernist houses. Like Neeson and Neille, she has broad tastes, however, she is prepared to name and shame the 1980s as particularly underwhelming. “Things were built too quickly, with too little consideration,” Kerridge says. The architect, whose recent projects include the luxury beachfront M3565 apartments on Main Beach on the Gold Coast, says the elements of excellence can be difficult to pin down. “One thing they all have in common is a combination of mindfulness, being completely right for the location and a poetry that’s hard to define.” For today’s new builds, there’s growing awareness of the

importance of sustainability, from the origins of materials to construction techniques and how the home will function when it’s occupied. Kerridge would like to see a greater focus on landscaping, potentially through planning guidelines, to encourage more verdant streetscapes. Regarding homes in the context of how they contribute to suburbs is a theme Brisbane architect Stuart Vokes, director of Vokes and Peters, explores in his residential projects. “Maybe what makes a house great is recognising it’s a critical component of city making,” Vokes says. Against a backdrop of a seemingly relentless pursuit of higher densities in Australia’s big cities, Vokes cautions against underestimating the value of suburbia, with backyards big enough to play cricket in and front gardens that spark conversations with neighbours. “If we squander suburbia, we rapidly destroy our cities.” Auchenflower House in Brisbane, a cautious but considered recreation of an inter-war Queenslander by Vokes and Peters, won a gong at the 2017 Houses Awards. The alteration and addition preserves the language of the original building, while creating new ways for the occupants to engage with the outdoors and the neighbourhood. “There’s something beautiful about an open and generous house,” Vokes says. “If it was replicated up and down the street and throughout the suburb, imagine what sort of a neighbourhood you could make.”

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