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What I love Imagine settling in here, to sip a cup of tea and watch the waves, while the ocean breeze ruffles that cashmere blanket. This sun-drenched coastal home plays to its environment with extraordinary vistas and sparkling, northfacing living. Even the bath has enviable views. This dreamy listing is in the care of LJ Hooker agent Peter Robinson.

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he cover property this week will excite a wide range of property hunters, and anyone who knows a firsthome buyer who doesn’t want to compromise on a dress-circle (read: close to the city, with an excellent cafe within striking distance) location. Point them to our page 9. Here we are, approaching the thick of the spring market, with a sub-$1 million home of this calibre on offer; a stylish, tri-level, three-bedroom Yarraville warehouse conversion in the former Lyric Theatre that commands the front of this magazine. It’s a highlight of our Good Buys column. Inking a deal for a warehouse conversion – on debut in the property market – is the first-home buy equivalent of marrying George Clooney; it’s long been elusive but, over time, has become entirely possible, as circumstances (the market, George’s bachelor ways) have mellowed. Melbourne’s real estate market is a bearer of many surprises and great opportunities.

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This grand Victorian balconied terrace has an eight-metre width in the dress circle of heritage-listed St Vincent Gardens. “It’s the mecca of our area; it takes a special membership to get in,” says agent Geoff Cayzer. Period features abound in the formal rooms. The upper level has four bedrooms,

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CARLTON 141 Barkly Street $2.4 million-$2.6 million

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For half a century the owners of this magnificent Victorian balconied terrace house have adored not only their large and comfortable home but also its quiet neighbourhood and proximity to Carlton Gardens, dog-

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friendly Murchison Square, alluring Lygon Street cafes, and university and medical precincts. You can even walk to the CBD from here. Past updates include a glass-roofed conservatory and a second-floor attic retreat (both added by crane) so there’s more than the usual living space. “It has a strong Victorian feel and needs only cosmetic touches,” the agent says. Auction: noon, October 19

Eliza Owen

Agent: Nelson Alexander,

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Nicholas West 0418 559 494

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Home lending in Victoria rose

14 Faussett Street $2.3 million-$2.5 million

0.5 per cent for owner-occupiers and

0.3 per cent for investors in July,

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What a difference a local high-end builder and some 21st-century design know-how can make to the interior of a Victorian cottage. This semi-

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detached property, newly renovated, is awash with natural light, aided by full-height, full-width sliding glass doors to a rear courtyard/car space, a light well, and light-reflecting white 2pac kitchen cabinetry, stone finishes and blond oak floorboards. The main bedroom with en suite, and a powder room are downstairs; a second living area serves two children’s bedrooms upstairs.

$2.285 million

Auction: 10.30am, October 12

BULLEEN

Agent: Greg Hocking, Simon Gowling 0422 234 644

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20 Bruce Street Sold by Barry Plant.

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

WINDSOR

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11 Primrose Street

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$2.1 million-$2.2 million

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2 kitchen extend via glass bifold doors

Here’s your block-fronted Victorian

to the rear deck. “It has lots of appeal

classic in a snapshot: double-fronted

for the trendy downsizer or someone

symmetry, lacework across a bullnose

starting a family,” the agent says.

verandah, Baltic pine floors, arched

Auction: 10.30am, October 12

hallway and gloriously high ceilings in

Agent: Marshall White,

well-proportioned rooms. An

Richard Mackinnon 0414 822 579

additional open-plan living room and

EAST MELBOURNE

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2 Tregarron Avenue

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he says. The circa-1935 boutique

air of quality and serenity. “Being in

This art deco apartment has had one

block of eight, a stroll from the MCG,

This attic-style clinker-brick residence

this school belt makes it very

owner since 1989 and will draw a

has a strikingly beautiful facade. The

would look perfect in an English village

desirable,” the agent says. “It has high

crowd, the agent says, including

apartment for sale is on the first level

setting. Here, on 780 square metres of

ceilings and some art deco style, the

investors who can expect a $950 a

and the north side. It has a car space

land in a prestigious cul-de-sac at

rooms are a good size and it could be

week return and dual-dwellers

and a study.

Kew’s highest point – with first-floor

updated or have a total makeover.”

seeking a handy city base. “The size is

Auction: 2pm, October 12

panoramic views to Mount

Auction: 11am, October 12

there and there’s scope to add value,”

Agent: Jellis Craig,

Dandenong and Kinglake – it lends an

Agent: Kay & Burton,

Daniel Joyce 0417 816 196

Eva Gyorodi 0411 850 171

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Former Getaway presenter Jules Lund and wife Anna list their Elwood home.

Lunds make reluctant get-away

V and radio host and social media entrepreneur Jules Lund and his wife Anna are selling their former family home in Elwood after owning it for 10 years. The Lunds listed their property with a price guide of between $2.65 million and $2.85 million, with hopes of a competitive sale as the Melbourne auction market shows signs of improvement this spring. “With [auction] clearance rates rising, it seemed like a really good time to sell,” Lund says. The couple lived in the fourbedroom, two-bathroom home at 40 Milton Street, Elwood for a year before deciding to turn it into an investment property and renting it out for the past nine years. They moved to their current home in Brighton to be closer to the school their daughters Indigo and Billie now attend.

When they first purchased the Elwood property, at the height of the Global Financial Crisis, Lund said he and his wife had been living a few streets away in an apartment. The fell in love with the home and wanted to stay in the suburb. “We just love Elwood,” Lund says. The Milton Street property was perfect for a family, with lots of space for friends and extended family to visit and stay over. “It has a north-facing backyard which is littered with sunlight and it has such a peaceful feeling because of the size,” he says. The late Edwardian-style home was originally built in 1918 and was recently refreshed by the couple in preparation for the auction. The home was in the perfect location because of its position close to shopping, St Kilda Botanical Gardens and the beach, he says. Lund became a household name as host of Getaway between 2004

and 2012 and as host of the Logies red carpet. He worked on various radio shows including Sydney’s 2Day FM where he co-hosted the Jules, Merrick and Sophie show. It was while working on radio, which included a drive-time show he hosted with Fifi Box, that his passion for social media turned into a business idea. He started a business called Tribe which matches social media influencers with brands looking for broader exposure. Lund said while he wasn’t fazed by the upcoming auction, he felt the day would be an emotional one for his wife. “She’s always loved the property – for the family vibe it has,” he says. Lund joked that he was glad some things had changed since the couple first bought the home, particularly his hairstyle.

ELWOOD 40 Milton Street $2.65 million-$2.85 million

Auction: 12.30pm, October 26 Agent: Marshall White, James McCormack 0410 503 389 Open your camera and hover your phone over the app code to see the listing

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ST KILDA EAST 4/5 Blenheim Street $595,000-$650,000

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the rear of a block of four and has sleek, stylish finishes

close to Carlisle Street’s

that will attract a range of

shopping strip, Chapel Street

buyers. Indoor-outdoor living

trams and is a five-minute

YARRAVILLE

is made possible thanks to

walk to Balaclava station.

5/19 Schild Street

its contemporary interiors

Auction: 11.30am, October 13

$860,000-$910,000

integrating seamlessly with a

Agent: Wilson,

north-facing terrace, perfect

Joey Eckstein 0419 419 199

for summer entertaining. It’s

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The perfect property for those with contemporary living in mind, this converted warehouse in the heart of Yarraville is full of character. What was once the Lyric Theatre has been

BRAYBROOK

three-storey home. The main

HEIDELBERG HEIGHTS

event is the second level

25 Marie Avenue

$580,000-$620,000

atrium-style living and dining

$600,00-$660,000

transformed into a dramatic

2/16 Cherry Crescent

space, which was the former theatre main stage. It

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features a north-facing front

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balcony glimpsing city views

This fully renovated, low

the forefront of this

and a colourful Moroccan-

maintenance property is an

thoughtful update including

property’s design, offering

located, just minutes from

style courtyard for

ideal first home or a great

stainless steel appliances.

low-maintenance living for

Highpoint Shopping Centre,

entertaining.

downsizing opportunity. One

The secluded landscaped

first-home buyers. This

transport options and

Auction: noon, October 13

of its three spacious

courtyard is perfect for the

spacious, dual-level

schools,” says the agent.

Agent: McGrath,

bedrooms overlooks the

warmer evenings ahead.

townhouse has been

Auction: 2pm, October 19

Chris Gotzilianis

garden as does the six-

Auction: 2pm, October 12

designed to capture plenty

Agent: Barry Plant,

0450 529 188

metre-long living room, and

Agent: Nelson Alexander,

of natural light. It is “superbly

Phillip Nhu 0414 012 784

the kitchen has had a

Nick Smith 0425 755 238

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In t e r v i e w b y L ARIS SA D U B ECKI Ph o t o b y DANIE L P O CKE T T

“I’ve always had a desire to assist people. The main characteristic an agent needs is empathy.”

With

marathon. With marathons, if you’ve

Tell us about the soup kitchen?

DA N I E L O ’ R E G A N from Jellis Craig

done the training the first 30

I started volunteering with the

kilometres are easy but around 31

St Vinnies soup van about five years

kilometres things start to get real. If

ago, and work with them every

you get to 35 with something left in

second Thursday night. The van parks

the tank you’ll be OK but this

in Collingwood and we hand out a lot

particular day I just had nothing and

of ham and cheese sandwiches and

clocked a time over three hours.

soup for the homeless and have a

When you put in five or six months of

good chat, then we head up into the

hard work it’s a bit disappointing.

high-rise housing commission flats

eet the real estate agent marathon runner pursuing the sub-2.50 dream. If you’re out and about in pre-dawn Richmond you’re likely to encounter Daniel O’Regan, director of Jellis Craig in Greensborough, clocking up the kilometres before the working day kicks off. When he’s not wearing out his trainers he can also be found volunteering at the St Vincent de Paul soup kitchen.

and do the same there. When you’re in What’s the training regime?

real estate it feels like every second

I’m doing about 110 kilometres a week.

conversation is money-driven but this

You got into the property market

You studied occupational therapy

I get up around 5am each day –

is the opposite, and a great leveller.

young; what was the main driver?

at university – how did you wind up

Wednesday is my only morning off. All

I’ve been really fortunate to have met

As a high school student, I was a pie

in real estate?

going well, I’ll break two-hours and 50

a lot of really great people through the

boy at Colonial Stadium, walking up

I’ve always had a big desire to assist

minutes at the Melbourne Marathon

van, like Courtney. I’ve got other Jellis

and down the bleachers selling hot

people. Occupational therapy is about

in October. Either that or I’ll collapse

Craig employees to come down and

pies and cold drinks – actually, they

assisting people who’ve been sick or

six kilometres from the finish line.

fill in for shifts, which is great.

were lukewarm pies and lukewarm

injured back to their life and some of

drinks. I saved a bit of money and my

those characteristics led me to real

Richmond is your home base. Apart

Speaking of auctions, there’s a

parents, who’d always been interested

estate. The main characteristic an

from the access to running trails,

pretty funny video of you on

in property, encouraged me to buy a

agent needs is empathy – that and

what do you like about it?

YouTube …

block of land when I was 18 or 19. It

being nice to the admin staff.

The MCG for the footy. The parks for

I was doing an auction and swallowed

my four-month old pug, Peggy, who I

a fly. The footage is pretty funny, and

was a big block under high-tension power lines in Diamond Creek. Not

You completed the Boston

just adore. The restaurants and pubs.

the audio wound up on 3AW. I

exactly glamorous but I sold it three

Marathon in April … please explain.

A chicken parma at The Grand with

coughed and spluttered for about 30

years later for a small profit and used

I ran the 2017 Melbourne Marathon in

my girlfriend Courtney.

seconds but picked myself up off the

that to fund my first little

a time of two hours and 59 minutes,

canvas and kept going. It showed

development project.

which allowed me to enter the Boston

strength of character, I’d say.

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

Need to know: The property was last sold for $426,000 in March 2000. The highest recorded house price for Hawthorn (past 12 months) was $13.98 million for 77 Berkeley Street in October 2018.

Recent Sales $2.9 million 13 Kinkora Road, September $2.525 million 12 Salisbury Grove, September

Style and grace

inkora Road is very leafy and lovely, and with the tree canopy meeting mid-street, this Grace Park estate locale is quintessential Hawthorn. This appealing red brick place captures everything we love about the period houses in this area – elegant, Edwardian with an easy contemporary style too. The short entrance hall lets you get your bearings and admire the leadlight windows and front door. Turn right into the large, gardenfacing bedroom with good storage. To the left of the entry there’s a generous central living area with easterly windows, high ceilings and a corner fireplace. The hallway passes another large bedroom and bends around to the bright bathroom, with a sunken bath and twin square basins. A European laundry is across the way. Step down and out into the rear section where a smart kitchen with aqua glass splashback and matching fridge is set to the western edge.

$1.701 million 49 Elgin Street, September

What the agent says

HAWTHORN 14 Kinkora Road $2.5 million-$2.75 million

Auction: noon, October 12 Agent: Kay & Burton, Sam Wilkinson 0400 169 148

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Sam Wilkinson

Kay & Burton

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Crisp white cabinetry, stone-topped island bench and a walk-in pantry complete the area. To the side there’s the dining space with a set of exterior french doors. Burnished floorboards run south to the family room where white display units flank a wood-burning fireplace. A bank of glass opens up to take you out onto the deck and then you

can step down to the heated, blacktiled plunge pool. Further afield there’s a paved barbecue area bordered by greenery and a high vine-covered wall. Back inside and upstairs the floor plan that splits north-south and includes a study or bedroom, sharp en suite, two walk-in wardrobes and a main bedroom.

What strikes you most is the brilliant sizes of the rooms, comfortably accommodating a growing family with the main suite upstairs a real highlight.

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3-5 Rimington Av

5BR

3.00

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Jellis Craig

4/12 Mountain Gr*

4BR

3.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

4BR

2.00

POA

Jellis Craig

MALVERN ALBERT PARK

ABBOTSFORD 10 Federation Ln

3BR

1.00

900-945

Biggin & Scott

BLACKBURN 2/20 O’Hara St

3BR

2.00

750-820

Woodards

BRIGHTON 33 Manor St*

3BR

12.00

3BR

12.00

NPD

Nick Johnstone

CARLTON NORTH 93 Amess St

1.4M-1.54M Nelson Alexander

2BR

10.00

500-550

Biggin & Scott

ELWOOD 2/14 Shelley St*

2BR

11.30

POA

MW ONE

20 Docker St

4BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

9/30 Shelley St*

3BR

10.00

POA

MW ONE

FITZROY 209/48 Rose St*

2BR

10.00

770-790 Nelson Alexander

FITZROY NORTH 214 Park Street

6BR

1.00

2M-2.2M Nelson Alexander

GLEN HUNTLY 2/1192 GlenHuntly Rd*

2BR

10.30

530-580

Woodards

3 Roseberry Gr

4BR

12.30

1.65M-1.75M

Woodards

HAWTHORN 4/50 Morang Rd*

2BR

11.00

600-650

Biggin & Scott

410/862 Gl’ferrie Rd*

2BR

2.00

POA

MW ONE

KEW EAST 5 Frater St

2BR

12.00

POA

Fletchers

3BR

12.30

NPD

Wilson

PRAHRAN 9/1 Wrexham Rd*

2BR

12.00

POA

Biggin & Scott

RICHMOND 10 Kelso St

3BR

27 Shelley St

3BR

28 Madden Gr

3BR

37 Highett St

3BR

7/58 Chestnut St*

1BR

10.00

POA

Jellis Craig

11.00

850-935

Biggin & Scott

12.00

1.3M-1.35M

Biggin & Scott

2.00

1.8M-1.9M

Biggin & Scott

10.00

340-360

Biggin & Scott

ST KILDA 1/24 Belford St*

2BR

2.30

POA

MW ONE

38 Chapel St

2BR

11.30

NPD

Wilson

ST KILDA EAST 4/33 Prentice St*

1.00

NPD

Greg Hocking

93 St Vincent Pl

4BR

2.00

NPD

Greg Hocking

ARMADALE 10C Avondale Rd*

3BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

565 Orrong Rd

3BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

BEAUMARIS 21 Bolton St

4BR

12.45

3.7M-4M

Buxton

406 Beach Rd

4BR

1.45

POA

Buxton

24 Morey St

5BR

1.15

POA

Marshall White

CANTERBURY 12 View St

3BR

4.00

POA

Fletchers

2A Erica St

4BR

12.00

POA

Jellis Craig

4/5 Chatham Rd*

3BR

11.45

POA

Marshall White

47 Faversham Rd

5BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

2BR

1.00

POA

MW ONE

MALVERN EAST 1 Kingston St

6BR

2.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

12 Central Park Rd

5BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

24 Nott St

3BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

318B Wattletree Rd

5BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

53 Cairnes Cr

3BR

1.00

POA

Marshall White

8 Finch St

5BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

93 Brunel St

4BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

MELBOURNE 1102/15 Queens Rd*

5BR

10.15

POA

Marshall White

1107/250 St Kilda Rd*

3BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

143/350 St Kilda Rd*

3BR

10.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

151/350 St Kilda Rd*

3BR

3.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

MIDDLE PARK

CARLTON

115 Harold St

3BR

10.00

NPD

Greg Hocking

141 Barkly St

4BR

10.00

2.4M-2.6M Nelson Alexander

352 Danks St

5BR

12.00

NPD

Greg Hocking

170 Canning St

2BR

9.15

1.3M-1.4M Nelson Alexander

PRAHRAN

258 Faraday St

3BR

11.15

1.6M-1.76M Nelson Alexander

25 York St

2BR

11.45

POA

Marshall White

38 Commercial Rd

4BR

10.15

POA

Marshall White

104 Caroline St

3BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

13 Cassell St

2BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

62 Tivoli Rd

4BR

11.00

NPD

RT Edgar

3BR

2.00

NPD

Wilson

1&2/25 Park St*

4BR

3.00

POA

Marshall White

2 Mary St

4BR

1.30

NPD

Wilson

CARLTON NORTH 127 McIlwraith St

3BR

2.30

1.8M-1.9M Nelson Alexander

665 Nicholson St

0BR

1.30

1.2M-1.32M Nelson Alexander

CAULFIELD NORTH 15 Palm Av

3BR

12.15

2.45

NPD

Gary Peer

CLIFTON HILL 15/122 Roseneath St*

3BR

12.45

NPD

Collins Simms

EAST MELBOURNE

PORT MELBOURNE 29/15 Beach St*

3BR

CAMBERWELL

EAST MELBOURNE 1/126 Albert St*

90 Claremont Av

14 Faussett St

606/182 Wellingtn Pd*

2BR

10.00

POA

Caine

64 Grey St

3BR

11.00

POA

Caine

ELWOOD

SOUTH YARRA

ST KILDA 1/49 Spenser St

1.00

ST KILDA WEST 12.00

40 Milton St

4BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

TOORAK

8 Normandy Rd

4BR

1.00

POA

Marshall White

1 Stonnington Pl

3BR

1.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

12a Martin Ct

3BR

10.00

NPD

RT Edgar

14 Glyndebourne Av

5BR

1.00

NPD

RT Edgar

15 Evans Ct

4BR

11.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

17/703 Orrong Rd*

3BR

12.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

19 Denham Pl

4BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

FITZROY 33 Smith St

4BR

1.45

NPD

Collins Simms

GLEN IRIS 11 Ferndale Rd

4BR

1.30

POA

Marshall White

9 Hillcrest Rd

4BR

1.00

POA

Marshall White

HAWTHORN

30 Springfield Av*

3BR

1.15

POA

Marshall White

39-41 Hopetoun Rd

4BR

1.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

42 Heyington Pl

4BR

12.15

NPD

RT Edgar

4BR

12.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

POA

Marshall White

POA

Marshall White

25 Kooyongkoot Rd

4BR

2.30

NPD

Kay & Burton

7 Camden Rd

4BR

1.00

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7 Pine St

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47 Bruce St 7-9 Carmyle Av

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6BR

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Marshall White

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3 Fenwick St

5BR

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Marshall White

11 Primrose St

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ALBERT PARK

GREG HOCKING HOLDSWORTH

93 St Vincent Place South, Albert Park Magnificent balconied double story Victorian residence showcases lavish finishes and spectacular proportions. An abundance of family accommodation comprises a stunning main bedroom, built in robe and ensuite, three large bedrooms, a study and stylish central bathroom. Also includes, double garage and store room. Land size 453sqm Approx.

115 Harold Street, Middle Park Perfectly positioned on land measuring 287sqm approx. just steps from the beach, this charming three bedroom Edwardian residence provides the perfect foundation for an inspired renovation and extension (STCA). Presented in original condition, features include separate living and dining rooms, functional kitchen and bathroom plus a paved courtyard with rear right of way and garage.

Albert Park 8644 5500

Auction Price Inspect Contact

Sat 26th Oct at 10.30am Contact Agent Sat 10-10.30am Wed 12-12.30pm Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Max Mercuri 0431 043 723 Peter Zervas 0405 682 173

EOI Inspect Contact

close 29 October at 5pm Sat 2-2.30pm Thu 6-6.30pm Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Max Mercuri 0431 043 723 Callum Richardson 0488 504 889

352 Danks Street, Middle Park Magnificent two-story family residence set on approx 526 sqm of land. Five bedrooms and three bathrooms. Separate dining room, study, new kitchen adjacent to large open plan family room overlooking garden & entertaining area. Permit approved for inground pool. Two street frontages via Ashworth Street, easy car access to three car garages. Permit approved for rear subdivision for an architecturally designed red brick New York Style warehouse.

Auction Price Inspect Contact

Sat 12th Oct at 1.30pm Contact Agent Sat 12-12.30pm Wed 6-6.30pm Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Max Mercuri 0431 043 723 Michael Paproth 0488 300 800

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ALBERT PARK

GREG HOCKING HOLDSWORTH

14 Faussett Street, Albert Park A brilliant renovation has transformed this classic Victorian residence. Features a sublime Miele kitchen adjoining open plan living and dining that extends to a west facing courtyard with rear access, dual street frontage, off street parking. Ground floor main bedroom with walk in robe and ensuite, two additional bedrooms on the first floor, family bathroom and second living space.

Albert Park 8644 5500

A3 B2 C1 Auction Sat 12th October at 10.30am Price Contact Agent Inspect Sat 1-1.30pm Wed 5.15-5.45pm Contact Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Max Mercuri 0431 043 723

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31A Church Street, Brighton

For Sale $4,500,000 - $4,750,000 View As Advertised Brian Devlin 0419 395 241 devlin@devlinproperty.com.au Trudy Biggin 0417 127 528 trudy@devlinproperty.com.au

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CARLTON NORTH - CLIFTON HILL

GaryPeer.com.au

21-23 Amess Street

www.21-23amessstreetcarltonnorth.com

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Part of the Marshall White Group

15 Palm Avenue, Caulfield North

Auction

Inspect

Architectural Zen living

Sun 27 Oct 2:30pm

Sat 12:15-12:45pm Sun 2:45-3:15pm

3.5

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Contact Jeremy Rosens Daniel Micmacher

0413 837 723 0419 376 521

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EAST MELBOURNE

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AUCTION OPEN

Sat a 26th OctOber 11:30am at Sat a 5th Oct 11am - 11:30am at

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East Melbourne

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T by Campbell 0409 965 146 To Peter Hannon 0447 393 012

Located across from Darling Square Park, this charming 1874 Victorian terrace with northfacing rear provides the epitome of East Melbourne living. Featuring classical ornate ﬁxtures and grand proportions, this property off f ers a rare opportunity to buy in one of the ﬁnest ff pockets in all of Melbourne.

Located on the sixth ﬂoor of the recently completed ‘Parade’ with uninterrupted north-facing views over the historic homes of East Melbourne, this luxury two bedroom apartment has everything you could ever want, and so much more

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HAWTHORN

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7 Ruby Street, Hawthorn 3

A blend of free-ďŹ&#x201A;owing space and exceptional quality in an unbeatable lifestyle location, this 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom entertainer seamlessly connects three levels with unrivalled luxury. Masterfully pieced together by Steve Domoney Architecture using timeless design principles, it features a main bedroom with mirrored walk-through robes, private balcony with stunning city panorama.

Auction Date

Saturday 12th October - 11am

Open for inspection

Saturday: 11:30am - 12pm Wednesday: 12 - 12:30pm & 5:30 - 6pm

Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s home of property.

Jeffrey Wilson Sales Director M 0412 542 895 P 03 8809 5566 jeffrey.wilson@little.com.au littlerealestate.com.au

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SOUTH YARRA

SALE BY EXPRESSION OF INTEREST Closing Monday 7th October 4pm

2901/3 YARRA STREET, SOUTH YARRA

Penthouse perfection with spectacular views This spectacular South Y Yarra penthouse by Mim Design captures mesmerising city skyline views for the ultimate in sophisticated living.

CONTACT Sean Cussell +61 425 787 979 Natalie Frid +61 419 999 659 prestigehomes.com.au 34

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Approx. 600sqm of flawlessly designed spaces comprise vast kitchen and openâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;plan living, four bedrooms with ensuites and WIRs, bar, three living areas, private plunge pool. southyarrapenthouse.com.au

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Bryce Patterson 0412 056 838 Emily Shaddick 0409 864 551

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RUTHERGLEN 3210 Murray Valley Highway $11,000 per hectare

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A landmark estate of 850 hectares, Fairfield is in the heart of the north-east’s wine country. An Italianate mansion built in 1889 is at the centre of a large array of historic outbuildings. The house was renovated in the 1970s and is ready for another update, although it

WHEATSHEAF

DAYLESFORD

retains many of its period

80 Whitegum Drive

23 King Street

features, including fireplaces

$749,000

$1.195 million

and a 13-metre-long ballroom is a fascinating relic

of a bygone era. Outbuildings

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include two cottages and the

Recently updated and given

spectacular above-ground

a sharp black exterior and a

double-brick cellars.

crisp white interior, this

Upstairs are three

level contemporary house

has a gas heater, home

Expressions of interest:

property shows how to

bedrooms, including a very

would be easy to live in and

cinema, dark polished timber

close 5pm, November 7

modernise mud-brick

large main. The bushy block

love. Entry is into the centre

floors, pale walls and sliding

Agents in conjunction: RT

houses. On two hectares just

includes a dam and a creek.

of what is, in effect, the

doors to the deck.

Edgar, Warwick Anderson

outside Daylesford, the

Private sale

upper level. To the left,

Private sale

0418 320 873, Landmark

home has a full-width, open-

Agent: Hocking Stuart,

towards the best views, is

Agent: McQueen Real

Harcourts Albury, Billy Jones

plan kitchen, living and dining

Gary Cooke 0488 547 004

the large living room which

Estate, Kim McQueen

0438 454 950

room on the ground floor.

to see the listing

Near the lake and with bush

to see the listing

and water views, this two-

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Trentham 2160 Trentham Falls Road 21.8Ha (54 Acres)

In the heart of Victoria’s select Macedon Ranges and Spa Country

An outstanding Trentham red volcanic soil small farm vacant acreage in prime location. Ideally suitable for cattle, sheep, horses or most things you may want to grow. Power supply available at property, flat to gently undulating topography, some native trees, cypress/pine trees & excellent sites for building of your dream residence subject to Council permit (STCA).

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83 High Street, Woodend

Price $795,000 John Keating 0419 880 444 Peter Wood 0408 866 774

(03) 5427 2999

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11 Empire Court, Torquay

For Sale $1,150,000 - $1,265,000 Modern double storey executive style family home - Four Double Bedrooms plus study, master with huge ensuite - Home offers fantastic sea views as far as the eyes can see - Open plan design incorporates a very spacious kitchen with island bench and breakfast bar with views - Large lounge area with high ceilings and windows capturing the views - Front and rear decked areas with automated sensor shutters - Close to public transport, schools and Torquay’s amazing beachs - Set in a quiet court on a comfortable 682m² block - Ducted heating throughout and evaporative cooling - Full security system to give peace of mind - Internal lift from upstairs living to downstairs living area - Large Double Garage with remote roller door - Two vehicle driveway or space for the caravan AGENT DETAILS - East facing split level gardens with Rebecca Gibson room for an additional pool AGENCY DETAILS - West facing garden with vegetable Gibson Property Services gardens Ph: 0409 904 936 A must to inspect to appreciate all OPEN FOR INSPECTION this property has to offer!

Saturday 5th October 11am-11.30am Sunday 6th October 11am-11.30am

Newham Lot 1/84 Bryces Lane (Cnr Bryces Lane and Rochford Road) 42.5 Ha (105 Acres) Invest in a big slice of country lifestyle Rare chance to secure a very attractive small farm tree change acreage with planning permit in prime central Macedon Ranges location only 3kms from the iconic Hanging Rock. Features include approx. 1.5km of sealed road frontage, grey loam soils, established pine shelter tree plantations, and scattered native tree clusters. Views over to Mount Macedon, the Camels Hump, Mount Crystal, Mount William and the Cobaw Ranges.

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83 High Street, Woodend

Price $1,200,000 Inspection by appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347 Peter Wood 0408 866 774 John Keating 0419 880 444

(03) 5427 2999

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310-330 JETTY ROAD, ROSEBUD PRIVACY & LUXURY ON 22.289HA (APPROX)

An extravagant 22.289HA (approx) hideaway with its own helipad, sprawling 8 bedroom residence, 3 bedroom cottage, 30x18 barn, moments to the beach, golf courses and wineries, this is one of the Mornington Peninsula’s most unique and desirable properties. AUCTION: PRICE GUIDE: TERMS: INSPECT: CONTACT:

Saturday 12th October at 2:30pm Contact Agent 10% deposit, balance 60 days Saturday 2:30-3:00pm & Wednesday 5:00-5:30pm James Crowder 0407 813 377

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HEPBURN SPRINGS 101 MAIN ROAD A GRAND VISION - DUDLEY HOUSE Instantly impressive in character, scale and presentation this exceptional property, built in 1908 (with valuable Commercial Zoning), is located in the heart of Hepburn Springs just a few minutes from Daylesford. The property showcases a remarkable blend of period elegance, detailing and proportions typical of the era with contemporary luxury design. Within the generous scale of space, the principal accommodation comprises a magnificently proportioned living and dining room, a separate sitting room, 4 beautiful bedrooms - each with a private ensuite - and a large well appointed kitchen with access to a wide elevated deck. In addition, on the lower level there are two large versatile living spaces with 2 bedrooms, office, bathroom, storage, cellar, gym and utility areas. The property has a rich history as a grand country residence and guesthouse â&#x20AC;&#x201C; most recently refurbished by the current owners as award-winning luxury boutique accommodation - however the property is perfectly suited to residential living on a grand scale or other potential uses (subject to Council approval) accommodation, health and spa retreat or gallery/cafĂŠ/ restaurant.

FOR SALE PRICE $1,995,000 CONTACT Tom Shaw 0438 118 903 Rae Corris 0408 358 772 ID and contact details are required at all open for inspections

03 5348 2328

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Winchelsea | VIC I EO

339 Hectares â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 838 Acres

The Historic â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Inglebyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Original Bluestone Mansion â&#x20AC;˘ A landmark property with extensive Barwon River frontage

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING THURSDAY, 7 TH NOVEMBER 2019 AT 4PM

â&#x20AC;˘ Gently undulating grazing country offering versatility and scale â&#x20AC;˘ Historic bluestone homestead and outbuildings â&#x20AC;&#x201C; circa 1861 â&#x20AC;˘ Versatile grey volcanic soils suited to breeding/cropping

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â&#x20AC;˘ Outstanding water supply from river â&#x20AC;˘ 40 minutes Geelong and surf coast â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 90 minutes Melbourne

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765 Ingleby Road, Winchelsea VIC Matt Childs 0418 512 494 mchilds@prh.com.au or Bart Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Sullivan 0408 576 582 bosullivan@prh.com.au 20483903

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1486 Korumburra Wonthaggi Road, Kongwak INVERLOCH

KONGWAK BUTTER FACTORY UNIQUE LIFESTYLE/BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Kongwak Butter Factory holds significant historical value for the township and the region. Classic industrial facade has main street frontage with land adjoining Foster Creek. Renovated comfortable residence and additional upgrading delivers spaces and facilities with current permit for cafe, hotel style accommodation and parking. - Residence: 270sqm - Cafe permit allocation (licensed area internal and external): 564sqm - Hotel permit allocation: 102sqm - Land size: 6234sqm Expressions of Interest close 15th November 2019. Vendor will consider oďŹ&#x20AC;ers prior. Open for Inspection by appointment Sunday 6th 1.00-1.30pm. kayburton.com.au 54

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Jo Ginn 04 1755 2642 Marni Redmond 04 0352 5413 inysales@alexscott.com.au

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eldersrealestate.com.au ‘ROUND HILL’ Springfield via Romsey, VIC | 303 HA / 748 AC

Substantial Melbourne Fringe Rural Holding • Spectacular rolling hills and prime reliable grazing country located on the Melbourne outskirts, approximately 75 km from the CBD, only 40 minutes drive from Melbourne Airport and 12 km from Romsey • Held in the same family ownership for around 40 years, this is a unique opportunity to secure highly productive grazing country with the convenience of being so close to the city • Suitable for all types of livestock including wool growing, fat lambs, cattle or equine interests • Water security is a feature with a permanent spring fed creek traversing the full length of the property along with several tanks, 7 dams and 7 troughs • Most of the country has been sown to improved pasture over the years including clover, phalaris and cocksfoot • Improvements include a spacious 4 or 5 bedroom weatherboard home (re-roofed but otherwise in original condition), a substantial 4 stand shearing shed and yards, 2 machinery sheds and hayshed • For buyers requiring a homestead befitting a property of this stature there is a choice of exquisite elevated home sites with spectacular views to create a rural dream • There are 9 separate allotments along with an option to lease an adjoining 417 ac

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Closes Thursday 17th October, 4:00pm Venue Elders Real Estate 46 Queen Street, Bendigo Martin Skahill 0427 431 744 www.eldersbendigo.com.au Elders Bendigo 03 5443 1744 eldersrealestate.com.au/21270052

eldersrealestate.com.au ‘SYLVAN GROVE’ Western District, VIC | 121.76 HA / 300 AC Approx.

Magnificent Historic Original Croxton East via Penshurst/Dunkeld

'Beejay Park' - 12 Acres (approx) 

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Close Wednesday 6th November 11am (unless sold prior) Venue Elders 100 Portland Rd, Hamilton David Peardon 0408 528 050 eldersrealestate.com.au/21306594

Nirranda South District, VIC | 133 HA / 329 AC

Offers 4 generous bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and spacious open-plan living Quality appointments including timber flooring, airy 11ft ceilings, bespoke cabinetry & db. glazing Peaceful garden setting with fruiting trees, natives, succulents and a netted veggie garden Excellent recreation on your doorstep - walking, trail-riding, paddling, fishing, golf, Saddle Club, etc

AUCTION Saturday 12th October at Midday

TERMS 10% deposit Balance 60-90 days

INSPECT OFI or by appointment

CONTA T CT TA Cameron McDonald 0418 330 916

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Closing Friday 1st November, 4.00pm Venue Elders Camperdown Rob Rickard 0407 354 025 Elders Camperdown eldersrealestate.com.au/21356244

Stunning home that aﬀords a high standard of living in a serene and picturesque setting

565 Old Moorooduc Road, Tuerong

Beef/Dairy Run-off/ Lifestyle Investment

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168 Graydens Road, Moorooduc

• Versatile productive volcanic soils • Substantial 4 bedroom historic bluestone home Circa 1870 • 2 lounge rooms, office, dining room, cellar, bathroom and original kitchen • Set in mature established magnificent garden with overview of district from lookout tower • Bluestone Barn, 2x machinery shed, large hayshed, original 2 stand woolshed and yards, excellent cattle yards and sundry outbuildings • 2 Loose Boxes/Stables • 2 detached rooms for extra accommodation or B&B • Water via large dam and bore with pumps for reticulation to 9 main paddocks with perennial pastures in 650-700 mm rainfall belt A fantastic opportunity to acquire a Renowned Historic Original Bluestone home

• A spectacular parcel of arable rural land offering excellent natural shelter and stunning Ocean views • Subdivided into 20 main paddocks • Bore water reticulated throughout to troughs • Cattle yards with loading ramp and crush, 15 metre x 6.5 metre machinery shed • 35+ inch average annual rainfall • Power connected • Ideally located to the west of the popular coastal township of Peterborough, and only 30 minutes to the regional centre of Warrnambool Agents comments: The perfect place to build your dream home, conduct your desired farming business or purchase purely as a passive investment with a potentially strong upside.

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18.77 Ha (46.5 Ac approx) vacant parcel

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Ideal for Nursery, Horticulture, Vines, Equine or Lifestyle

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Recycled water available (subject to approval)

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Signiﬁcant Tuerong Creek frontage and dam storages

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Superb elevated home sites with views to Arthurs Seat

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Excellent accessibility via Peninsula Link

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Established shelter trees & internal fencing

FOR SALE $1,650,000 INSPECT OFI or by appointment

Mornington 5976 5900 Every precaution has been taken to establish accuracy of the above information, but does not constitute any representation by t

CONTA T CT TA Cameron McDonald 0418 330 916

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Best of Both Worlds

Stunning Mixed Farming Country 80min* from Melbourne

n on 29.67ha* (73.31ac*), Nulla Vale, Victoria Prime grazing land w/ excellent fencing. 3 bdm, 2 living, 2.5 bath granite residence, outstanding outdoor entertaining patio, spa & views across Nulla Vale, Tooborac & Pyalong. 3st s/shed, 4 bay m/shed w/ single phase power, Norton stock yards, crush & scales. Outstanding endeavor to secure a coveted lifestyle in this tightly held & highly sought after region.

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Auction Saturday 26 October 12noon On-Site Debra Lawry 0409 828 490 Ray White Romsey *approx.

‘Morrissy Park’, 88.22ha* (218* acres), Nagambie, Victoria Acquire an attractive property over 2 titles. Goulburn River frontage in the heart of Victoria’s world renowned equine, viticulture and food precinct. Includes 760m* of private river access, equine facilities, spacious 4 bdm modern home and arable rich red loam soils. Water via East Goulburn Main Channel. 11min* Nagambie town centre.

Auction 18 Oct 11:30am Level 17, 40 City Road, Southbank, Victoria View By appointment Jason Hellyer 0403 043 571

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STUNNING MAJOR OTWAYS – SHIP WRECK COAST PROPERTY – EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY

Magnificent location – minutes to Princetown and Twelve Apostles – close to Port Campbell Significant frontage to world famous Great Ocean Road – 6km of pristine Gellibrand River frontage

1,215 Acres – “WALHALLA PARK” – 491 Hectares

TOURISM – LIFESTYLE – INVESTMENT – BEEF – PRIME LAMBS – DAIRYING – ALTERNATE FARMING

• Spectacular picturesque well-balanced country featuring gently rolling elevated hills, sweeping valleys and river flats. Comprising rich highly fertile sandy loam and alluvial soils, carrying top quality pastures and approximately 300 acres (120 ha) of beautiful rainforest. Abutting and adjacent to state forest. • Drought proof water supply via the permanent Gellibrand River, plus 10 dams. (5x spring fed) 1,000 mm (40 inch) ave. annual rainfall. • Well-appointed 4 BR BV home with lovely outlook, nearby separate two storey / studio / storage facility, plus additional 3 BR home. • Featuring an 18 unit HB dairy, undercover cow yard and feed pad, 2 stand woolshed, sheepyards, cattleyards and a suite of shedding. 30 main paddocks and central laneways. • Currently operating as a high production dairy farm, but with huge potential for a myriad of agricultural, lifestyle and tourism pursuits (S.T.C.A)

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A truly unique and privileged once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to purchase a large scale holding of quality, position, appeal, versatility and potential, 7 titles (to be sold as a whole). A rare chance to secure an extraordinary property – impossible to replicate.

T he Sp ring Carnival’s Best Bet ‘Candide E qu ine’, 26.70ha* (66* acres), Officer South, Victoria Thoroughbred and equestrian training facility. 2,600m* ‘post and rail’ sand track. 24 box stable complex with Aquaciser. Office complex, 11 day boxes and parade ring. 13 day yards, 13 paddocks with troughs. Nestled between Pakenham Racing Club and Cranbourne Racecourse. Adjacent Officer residential PSP.

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Auction 11 October 11am Level 17, 40 City Road, Southbank, Victoria View By appointment on 0403 043 571 *approx.

Inspection highly recommended and by appointment with the agents. Information memorandum available.

Expression of Interest closing Tuesday 12th November 2019 at 2pm Michael Stewart 0418 520 467 Brian Gleeson 0417 132 077 Anthony McDonald 0418 593 597 Web ID: 2033700

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Lots 7, 8 & 9 Border Street Byron Bay

2089 sqm

Your dream beach-house is ready to be realised.

this ample-sized property has approved DA plans

Expression of Interest Closes 5 pm 25th October, 2019 _______________________________________________

Take advantage of this rare opportunity to purchase

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View Contact Agent _______________________________________________ Agent Glen Irwin 0418 604 080 girwin.byronbay@ljh.com.au

the last North-facing, absolute beach-front, 2089 sqm block in Border Street.

Within walking distance to Byron's town centre, and a few steps from its long, sandy beaches,

and stunning views of Julian Rocks and Byron Bay's Direct ocean-front, vacant land is rarely presented. Submit your expression of interest now to ensure ownership of the last, prized block at beautiful Belongil Beach.

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At a glance The Mill Residences of Toorak 663 Malvern Road, Toorak Architect: David Carabott, CHT Architects Developer: Delta Property Group Interior design: Hamish Guthrie, Hecker Guthrie Number of residences: 15 apartments, 17 townhouses. All threebed minimum Internal sizes (sq m):

Downsize for an upgrade

Interiors by Hecker Guthrie feature custom joinery, stone and marble.

any baby boomers are happy to spend the kids’ inheritance on a new, swanky place they can call home, and once they sell the family home their hip pockets are brimming. This sizeable section of the property market cannot be ignored. Last year Boomers accounted for 15.7 per cent of the Australian population, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. By 2057, the ABS predicts over-65s will represent 22 per cent of the nation. It explains why architects are finding more briefs for cashed-up downsizers landing in their laps. With floor plans of beyond 250 square metres and luxury kitchens on the to-do list, designers are unleashing their creative juices. Architect David Carabott, founding director of CHT Architects, says downsizer projects sell fast. “We’ve had a couple of projects of this type, including one we did that sold just before Christmas,” he says.

Apartments 130-266, townhouses 175-240 (excludes internal double garage) External areas (sq m): Apartments 28-154,

“It had very large apartments, high quality, great finishes and amenity and they sold out in nearly two months over November and December because there just isn’t that type of product available for people who are looking to downsize and sell the big house and stay in the neighbourhood. “It’s a big plus for developments of this type, of this calibre, in neighbourhoods where people want to remain.” Carabott’s latest project is typical of what downsizers are looking for – high-end finishes in a neighbourhood connected to public transport and within easy reach of the city. The Mill Residences of Toorak contains 15 apartments and 17 terraced townhouses. Yet they are not exclusively aimed at downsizers. Families and emptynesters are also among the target demographic at this Toorak project. Carabott says developer Delta Property Group was ahead of its time in designing spacious apartments.

townhouses 25-90 Prices: Apartments; three-bed $1.875 million-$2.6 million, penthouses: $3.6 million-$3.9 million, townhouses three-bed $2.35 million-$2.55 million, four-bed from $3.6 million Car parking: All apartments and townhouses have minimum two car spaces, penthouses have threecar private garages and four-bed townhouses have four car spaces Completion estimate: Late 2021 Agent: RT Edgar, Mark Wridgway 0419 510 777 and Kay & Burton, Grant Samuel 0403 132 095 Open for inspection: Onsite display suite open Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 2pm-3pm and by private appointment.

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“Buyers will like that … all the apartments are of a large scale, all the terrace houses are a large scale.” A community “We started this journey about three years ago so there was a fair bit of foresight from the client,” he says. “Now everyone is doing owneroccupier accommodation, but back then it wasn’t really the flavour of the month.” The result at The Mill Residences of Toorak is sophisticated, minimalist architecture in tune with its surrounds. The apartments and townhouses are generously sized and the location, in blue-ribbon Toorak, is in the heart of wealthy downsizer territory. “It’s a fantastic location, it really ticks the box,” Carabott says. “Buyers will like that it’s a development where all the apartments are of a large scale, all the terrace houses are a large scale, so you don’t have small one-bedroom apartments in the building. It makes a big difference and so too does the fact that the apartments are generous in size and outlook, with plenty of natural light. “The finishes are of a high standard and there isn’t a lot of that product for people who are downsizing available at this level of quality.” Couples leaving a family home are typically relieved to farewell the maintenance attached to front and back yards. However they still expect a home with finishes and fittings at an equal, or even higher, quality. The interiors at The Mill Residences of Toorak feature oak floorboards, natural stone or terrazzo island benches plus an appliance wall that houses an integrated bean coffee machine, fan-forced oven, convection microwave, steam oven, integrated dishwasher, rangehood and warming drawer, as well as a gas cooktop and concealed rangehood. Interior designer Hamish Guthrie of Hecker Guthrie design studio works on a lot of projects in Toorak and knows the high standards demanded by residents there. “We do quite a lot of work in that sector, whether it be in apartment work or whether it be one-off houses, so I think we’ve got a pretty good idea of who that market is,” he says.

Communal spaces in apartment buildings such as gyms, courtyards and shared lounges give residents places to meet. Coming from homes where they have built relationships with neighbours, they are likely to want to connect with other residents.

Lock and leave Great security with minimum effort required on maintenance means retirees can easily lock the door and take off on a cruise or get away for a weekend. Private lifts provide a sense of safety while full-time building managers take care of any services.

Escape hatches Wealthy downsizers like to live close to major freeways so they can escape to their beach houses or country weekenders.

Walkability Proximity to shops, public transport and

The Mill Residences of Toorak is a mix of large

walking and cycling

apartments and terraced townhouses.

trails are top priorities. Being close to these amenities becomes

“There’s the aspirational people who want to move into that area and then there’s also the market who live in the area and don’t want to leave.” Giving downsizers the feeling of upgrading rather than compromising on quality is key. “It needs to feel like it’s a real opportunity as opposed to a downscaling exercise and a real energetic opportunity to engage in a completely new living environment,” he says.

“We’re not trying to dictate how people live, we’re giving them a starting point to bring their life, which they’ve already established – they’ve probably got artworks and a collection of key items of furniture – they feel they can comfortably bring into these environments and it’s all going to work.”

increasingly important as they age.

Customising options Downsizers come with a life’s supply of treasures and collectables they want to keep with them.

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At a glance Highpark Seasons 1559 High Street, Glen Iris Architect: Rothelowman Developer: Pasino Number of residences: 104. 26 one-bed, 50 twobeds, 19 three-bed apartments, five duplexes and four townhouses

Building a home for all seasons

new Glen Iris apartment development promises to reflect the myriad of seasonal colours thanks to a glassy facade. With Gardiners Creek running alongside it, Highpark Seasons is in an ideal location to capture the many hues of the water as well as the surrounding parkland. Designed by architects at Rothelowman for developer Pasino, Highpark Seasons contains 95 apartments plus five duplex residences and four townhouses.

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Internal sizes (sq m): One-bed 49.4–62.1, twobed 63.9-93.6, three-bed 92.7-154, duplexes 110.4136.8, townhouses

The development sits on a large corner site bound by High Street and Brixton Rise and, despite its proximity to the Monash Freeway, it’s in an oasis-like pocket of Glen Iris. From the beginning of the design process, it was architect Chris Hayton’s aim to create a building that embraced seasonal change. “We thought it would be an interesting starting point for the design to reflect how the landscape shifts and changes over the course of the year,” he says. “So, the colours are drawn from the local surrounds and

180.1-181 Prices: One-bed $459,000-$558,000, twobed $646,000-$1.062 million, three-bed $1.345 million–$2.54 million, duplexes $1.598 million–$1.895 million, townhouses $2.686 million-$2.688 million Car parking: At least one space per residence Agent: CBRE, Chad Arbid 0401 020 286

Heritage-inspired design

The interiors at Highpark Seasons are designed to ‘move’ to the rhythm of the natural world.

they have been deliberately designed to change as an analogy of the changing seasons. So you’ll see a series of blues and greens, depending on where you see the building from, and that ratio of blue to green changes.” In addition to complementing seasonal shades, the glass facade also disguises the mass of the building. “We’ve fractured the facade so that in some areas it’s relatively flat, but as you approach the river corridor we have faceted the glass to break down the scale of the building and produce more complex reflections of the creek landscape,” Hayton says. Like its reflective exterior, the interior and landscaping features have been designed to move with the

seasons. In winter there’s a cosy fire to warm up to in the communal lounge. And when spring’s beauty blooms, there’s a central courtyard to enjoy the sunshine. Highpark Seasons is in a centrally located spot: Chadstone shopping centre is a 10-minute drive one way and Melbourne’s CBD is a 25-minute drive in the other. There’s plenty of local parkland including Glenburn Park and Nettleton Park, which are accessible by Gardiners Creek Trail, and over High Street there’s Glen Iris Park.

he classic architecture of Kew’s Sackville Ward has inspired the architects behind Tate, a new eight-townhouse development. Domenic Cerantonio and Sarah Wardlaw at Cera Stribley Architects have designed a contemporary building to enhance and complement the local architecture. This is found in the angular formations, which reference Edwardian rooflines and create an emphasis on home-coming. Interiors, also by Cera Stribley Architects, feature walk-in butler’s pantries, joinery units in the living areas to conceal the TV, outdoor storage rooms integrated into the facade and spacious laundries. Walk-in wardrobes by Italian cabinetry company Poliform reach up to eight metres high. Natural materials and textures used throughout include brass, marble, timber, fluted glass and Spanish handmade bricks. Refined style can also be found outdoors with landscape design by Eckersley Garden Architecture.

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At a glance Tate 200 Cotham Road, Kew Architect: Cera Stribley Architects Developer: Angle Interior design: Cera Stribley Architects Number of residences: Eight townhomes; seven three-bed, one four-bed Internal sizes (sqm): 173-209 External areas (sqm): 27-69 Prices: Three-bed $1.895 million-$2.250 million, four-bed $2.195 million Car parking: Two each Completion estimate: October 2020 Agent: Angle, Stephen Bowtell 0455 038 022, Lachie Gibson 0400 026 000

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You don’t need to make structural changes to stamp your style on a

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A temporary approach

t’s understandable to think that if you’re renting an uninspiring beige box apartment or house that, in terms of style, your hands are tied. While it’s true you need to leave your rental in the same state you found it, or get approval for any changes you make, you still can make your rental feel like it’s uniquely your own. More often than not, dull and lifeless interiors are ones without purpose beyond the utility of the day-to-day. Yep, a bedroom has a bed in it, a lounge room has a sofa plus the ubiquitous entertainment unit and TV. Dining areas, if you have one, need a table and chairs. However, if this is where you stop, you’re missing the opportunity to bring real meaning and life to a space by creating a secondary level of purpose. A bedroom can be a retreat. A living room can be for reading, conversation or contemplation. Dining areas can be entertainment spaces. Creating that reason to be in the space aside from the obvious is the key. The way to do that is to make them more enticing for that purpose.

Windows and walls Drapery can give a lovely softness, practical protection from light and infringement of your privacy, and also provides a vertical line that makes your ceilings appear high. A block-out drape can be a great opportunity to add colour, pattern or texture to the layered bedroom look, while a sheer curtain gives a soft glamour that is always inviting in a bedroom. Add to the standard bed-plus-twobedsides set-up with some well thought-out bedside lamps and a beautifully made bed using colour, texture, pattern and scale and you can make yourself the perfect, sultry and inviting escape. The living space has the same opportunities for wallpaper and drapes and curtains. Art and large-scale mirrors can be a much-needed focal point in a living space but, remember, you need to ask permission from your landlord or property manager before you take to the walls with a drill. If your landlord won’t allow new holes to be

made, either make the most of existing locations available to hang, or lean art or mirrors against the wall, or on a mantle.

On the floor Rugs are another opportunity for a focal point. They unify a room, demarcate a space and also add an acoustic buffer between your feet and your downstairs’ neighbour’s ceiling. There are also options available at floor level for aesthetic improvements, such as laying new carpet over the old, though this can run the risk of damaging the existing flooring on installation or removal. A safer and more predictable solution is placing large rugs over existing floors and, yes, rugs are OK over carpet if you choose for contrast and interest. You can negotiate to lay a floating floor, from a vinyl plank, laminate or timber board, or peel back carpets to polish floors but, beware, it is extremely easy for one noise complaint to force you to have to reinstate floor coverings immediately and at your own expense.

Fittings and furniture Furniture and decor play a huge role in creating meaningful, purposeful and interesting interiors. Modular furniture allows for flexibility in size or orientation and you can always take them with you to your next home. Think about the inclusion of mid-height to tall, free-standing shelving units as opportunities to layer in plants, books and decor and cover large expanses of blank and boring walls without having to beg for permission. Updating door handles and cabinet knobs are a quick switch that can elevate a kitchen, bathroom or door, just like the right earrings can add glamour to a little black dress. You can always create levels of height and light intensity through the introduction of floor and table lamps. Light shades at the very least, or new light fittings at best, can also really brighten up a room when they take the place of dull and tired ones, but hang onto the old fittings or shades. Darren Palmer is a judge on Channel Nine’s The Block, Sundays at 7pm.

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Stylish shout-out from mid-century Who: Jade Roberts of Rara PR, with her husband Wes and their three daughters Edith (7), Rose (5), and Mae (3) What: A mid-century home in an under-explored area Where: Dandenong, Melbourne

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ade Roberts of PR agency Rara PR and her family moved into their home in Dandenong in 2013, but it wasn’t until 2017 that the team began their renovations. Roberts says the 1960s home had undergone some previous upgrades, and had touches of “the ’60s, ’70s, ’80s and ’90s throughout.” The family updated the home to “harmonise everything aesthetically”, while creating an open-plan living area to offer more communal space where they could all be together. Updates included repainting the interiors from their original green and yellow to a fresh natural white, and swapping blue carpet to a neutral tone. Renovations involved relocating the kitchen to create an extra bedroom, and opening up the living space. “The kitchen moved to an outdated dining area at the back of the house,” Roberts says. “We were able to open up that dining area, remove some nibs and connect it to a rumpus/bar, which is now our living and dining.”

Sadly, the ageing ’70s bar had to go, but the family kept much of the original joinery to create a new dining area and nook. Roberts says her background in fashion and retail PR has provided her with a “life-long passion for thoughtfully designed and made things”. She says this interest has matured into a love of interior design, art and architecture, which has been shaped by her friendship with Rhiannon Orr from Design Orr Build who unofficially guided the renovation from the sidelines. This was incredibly helpful, as Roberts reveals that the project was completed while parenting a oneyear-old, pregnant with their second child and running a business with a team from home. Some of Roberts’ most treasured items include the pots by local ceramics brand Anchor Ceramics, and the Landscape Mountain photo print by Brisbane photographer Kara Rosenlund – a daily reminder to make time to be outdoors. She describes her much loved home as “mid-century … with a curation of handcrafted objects”. Imbued with warmth, and decorated with an elegant collection of favourite collected objects, this family home perfectly balances a sense of nostalgia with contemporary design. thedesignfiles.net

The 1960s Tessa lounge suite was bought for $50 during the couple’s uni days, above; the kitchen, right, used to be an outdated dining room; Jade and husband Wes with Edith, Mae and Rose outside their family home, left.

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“Heritage-listed projects like this are usually managed cautiously and with a conservative approach,” he says. “On this occasion, the clients allowed us to implement progressive and contemporary design which was hugely exciting.” While imbued with charm, grace and history, Old Souls House also presented various design challenges as well as the unexpected. “The original layout of the staircase was compromised by a powder room on the ground floor,” Elliott says. “We wanted the staircase to take command of its space but knew the powder room would inhibit this.” The issue was resolved by relocating the powder room to a narrow area between the existing property and

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its boundary so as to utilise an existing opening. In the kitchen, an American oak bulkhead was installed to create intimacy and warmth. “It also conceals the airconditioning system needed to climatise the space, and creates a sense of compression in the kitchen to help delineate it from the living space,” he says. The Nordic-inspired European style of Old Souls House embraces vigour and openness with a sense of home. Its clean, simple interior palette of black, grey and white is interrupted by accents of rich navy and amethyst.

Old Souls House takes its cues from Nordicinspired European style.

Marble prevails throughout from the home’s numerous fireplaces and en suites through to the living and bathroom floors while, above, architectural pendant lights and cubist-inspired chandeliers add zest and classic contemporary chic. “Old Souls is a contemporary design that harmonises old and new elements while paying homage to the heritage features of the building that evoke the grand styling of a past era,” Elliott says. “It is very much a celebration of the old in a restrained modern framework.” christopherelliottdesign.com.au

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Growing an income

e tend to think of our gardens as showpieces adding to the attractiveness, property value and pleasure of our home. For some they’re a stressful reminder of the mowing, weeding and other chores to be done. But, your garden could also be earning you hard cash. Take a leaf out of the yards of those who’ve turned their garden-based hobby into a mini business, or even a brand new career.

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Crinis, who grew up and lives in the Wollongong region, promotes his cactuses on Instagram and enjoys connecting with fellow enthusiasts. Three months ago he turned his hobby into a primary income, and recently began leasing a small shop at the Timber Mill Studios in Bulli. His tips are to offer a quality product, good customer service and connect with your community. “The main thing is self-belief,” he says.

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Growing cactuses at home led 33-year-old Callum Crinis into his own business, Cactus Talk. “I’ve always been fascinated by cactus and I’ve got a really good collection I’ve built up over the years,” says Crinis. However, the light-bulb moment came when friends wanted to buy his plants. “That’s when I started to think about sourcing them to sell, and also to propagate them from my extensive collection,” he says.

Cactus Talk earns money from his former hobby.

Paul Wood’s business Brisbane Backyard Bees (in Alderley, Brisbane) also started very organically. “I was growing a bit of fruit and veg and thought, ‘I can’t ignore bees any longer’. So I did a workshop in bee care about eight years ago,” he says. “I was completely captivated. I built a few hives and started giving them to friends. There was no plan.” Along with building and selling hives and teaching beekeeping, he sells honey and rescues bees from people’s walls and ceilings. The youthful 60-year-old recently quit his job in IT to work full-time in his bee business.

Becoming an expert in your own garden means that, like Rachel Leembruggen, you could also grow cash from educating others. After the 32-year-old South Australian horticulturist and environmental scientist went on maternity leave, she finally had time to garden. She also found herself bombarded with gardening questions from friends. It led her to start Plot Australia in 2017, a visual blog on Instagram. “It was more a hobby and something to keep my brain going,” she says. “I just posted a photo every now and then about what I was growing.” Leembruggen, who has three young sons, began offering fun garden workshops for kids and a kit that simplifies the process of growing vegetables and flowers from seed. The kit, sold through her site, comes with instructions and an online video. “It’s for people who can’t get to a workshop, but want to grow something,” she says.

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Handmade products Yet another idea is to make something from stuff in your garden, as 43-year-old Joe Hunt has. The mother-of-three derives a parttime income by handmaking paper from materials in her Springwood, NSW garden, and recycled paper with natural dyes and materials. Ingredients include gum, jacaranda and other leaves, and marigolds, lavender, daisies, sunflowers, mint and other plants for flecking the paper, dry-pressing and colour. Hunt sells her earthy and magical creations through her business, Marigold Mountain, on Etsy, and in local retail stores.

“It’s all just come from me doing gardening at home with my kids and wanting to share it.” A percentage of sales go to people experiencing food insecurity. If these don’t tickle your turnip, there are plenty of other ways to earn a buck from the garden bed – from outdoor yoga, meditation or massage, to selling seeds, flowers or produce through Facebook Marketplace, garage sales, markets and eBay. Others with an entrepreneurial bent host backyard-focused Airbnb experiences including animal petting, garden tours or even backyard accommodation.

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hysician and author Leah Kaminsky doesn’t make time to write, she takes it. “I have been known to finish the final edits of a book with the toilet lid down and the bathroom door locked,” she laughs. With the release of her latest novel The Hollow Bones earlier this year, Kaminsky is on the tail-end of publicity for the book and reconnecting to the heart of her writing work, which she says works in tandem with her career as a physician. “Writing can be a fickle gig and I think my work as a physician grounds me. I also think writing helps me as a doctor to see that a patient is way more than just a sore throat walking into the room.” In particular, she says writing her book about mortality, We’re All Going To Die, allowed her to strengthen her relationship with her patients and clarify her own values.

“The clock is ticking, so I am learning to say no to things I don’t want to do.” Morning

My husband is up early, squirrelling around and feeding the rabbit, the cat, and the dog, so by the time I crawl out of bed at around 8am, I just have to throw down a piece of toast and coffee. I work four days a week at the practice in Elwood and leave the house about nine. I cut it pretty fine, I’ve always been like that. When I’m working from home and have a writing deadline, I will procrasti-bake, tidy up or fold laundry. I’m very scattered until it gets to a point where I finally say to myself: “Leah, sit down and focus.” If I am writing a first draft, I usually need quiet and solitude, but if I am editing or researching I can do that with dogs, cats, bunnies, and kids around.

WORKING FROM HOME TIP I’ll often put my computer away and hand-write initial drafts. That process of writing in longhand brings me back to a calmer place.

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Midday

If I’m working at the practice, I’m lucky if I fit in lunch because I’m always running late. If I’m at home, I’m always up and about getting something from the fridge or baking or snacking on nuts.

Bedtime

If I’m at the clinic, I usually finish around three or four in the afternoon. I try to swim a couple of times a week, but sometimes I will come home and the couch looks so comfy, so I might have a little nap in the afternoon instead.

I’m a night owl and will often be up past midnight reading or watching something with the kids. They introduced me to binge-watching, which I find to be a nice outlet after an intense day of researching. I get a lot of ideas in the shower, so I’ll put my pyjamas on and go to the couch and start writing. I usually crawl into bed at midnight or one.

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We always have dinner together and chat about the day. My husband is very good at tidying up after dinner.

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For writer Leah Kaminsky, a first draft requires solitude.

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GREG BRIGGS

iddle Park but definitely not middle of the road, this hallowed stretch of bayside suburbia can claim to be among the most expensive real estate in Melbourne when calculated in price per square metre. A conjoined twin with Albert Park in looks and in spirit – they share a postcode as well as a general air of well-heeled serenity – it is definitely the quieter of the two, says Marshall White agent Oliver Bruce. “It feels a bit like a quiet country town,” says Bruce, who is among the 4143 people calling the suburb home. “Some people think it’s a little too quiet but that’s what I love about it. The streets have no traffic, the people are generally conservative and kind, and there’s a real community spirit.” Bruce points to the 3206 Beach Patrol, a volunteer group that meets at the Sandbar Cafe before heading

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out to clean up the beach in spring and summer. The beach is a drawcard for the area’s families, with added gravitational pull thanks to the ice creams and espresso martinis at both Sandbar – which claims to be Melbourne’s most beachside cafe – or the similarly sand-fronting West Beach Bathers Pavilion in neighbouring St Kilda West. When they’re not face-down in Dixie Cups the kids have to go to school, and Middle Park Primary is highly regarded and well attended. Plenty of students continue on at Albert Park College or the private schools in the wider area. Wedged between the bay and Albert Park Lake, Middle Park is only four kilometres from the city centre. The broadly spaced streets are lined with a range of mostly period housing stock with a scattering of midcentury walk-up apartment blocks.

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