Domain - The Age, October 19, 2019

18 19 OCTOBER 2019

Perfect harmony Live in lavish surrounds

W hat t o se e t h i s We ekend

You W i sh

Neig hb ou rho o d s

WELL DRESSED

LIGHT THE WAY

IT’S ONLY NATURAL

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Blue and green should be seen

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Note from the editor

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he changing characteristics of Melbourne’s suburbs makes for dinner party fodder. Reminiscing about where you grew up is like fondly recalling the attributes of an old friend. For me, working class Thornbury is like the pal who always sported a beard but only recently discovered what a bit of artisinal grooming balm could do for them. Once-industrial Altona has shed the overalls to embrace its beachy vibe, and Windsor – long known as South Yarra’s little sister, but now a bar and restaurant hub – has gone from duckling to swan.

But for other suburbs, like Eltham, the appeal remains in how little they have evolved. Eltham once attracted artists and bohemians to its city-meets-bush surrounds, and the locals hold dear those ideals of a simpler life.

Explore Eltham in this week’s Neighbourhoods column.

For a fix of gorgeous real estate, discover our cover home, a glorious mansion in Toorak with superb history.

What to see this Weekend

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You Wish

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Open Home

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Good Buys

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Neighbourhoods

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Coast & Country

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NEW LIVING

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WATER FRONT The modern Australian way

Da r r en Pa l mer

V i r g i n ia Tr iol i

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FAST ENHANCE

THE HOST AT HOME

MIDAS TOUCH

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Modern Homes

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Style with Darren Palmer

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Personal Space

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On the Bookshelf

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Design Brief

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The ocean and the country. The blue and the green. Serenity comes in many different packages, but not many can best this singular combination.

To get the most out of that idyllic union, a house needs to know its place – to orient itself in the best fashion, following the landscape and flow.

This gorgeous country spread knows exactly what it’s about.

What we love here are the elegant proportions.

The single-level design doesn’t try to dominate the environment but seeks to live harmoniously in it, framed by the eight or so hectares that include a beautiful walled garden.

A fine floor plan makes a big contribution too and the luminous central section is generous in both space and views.

In the kitchen, the handsome black tile against timber fit-out serves to anchor that air and light.

Fanning out in front and around, spacious family and living rooms have smart peaked glass windows so you can gaze over your deck, stables, pool, tennis court and all the lush greenery towards that blissful blue.

LOU SWEENEY

OUR COVER 7-9 Carmyle Avenue, Toorak,

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ABBOTSFORD 5/2 Mollison Street 5/2a $1.45 million-$1.55 million

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This corner slice of a 1930s clothing factory is the height of inner-city residential fashion, with a New Yorkstyle informing the brick walls, industrial windows and exposed beams. “It has its own personality; a

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little bit quirky and a quintessential warehouse conversion,” the agent says. “They don’t get any more authentic or fabulous than this. It’s a fun place to live.” Atop three levels that include a remote-control garage, open-plan living and dining and a mezzanine study is a rooftop terrace with 360-degree views.

Auction: 10.30am, October 26 Agent: Jellis Craig, Charles Atkins 0405 287 112

CAULFIELD NORTH

Trent Wiltshire

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Rents for Melbourne houses and units

15 Palm Avenue $3.1 million-$3.4 million

were steady in 2019.

Record rates of new

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Biscuit-coloured rammed-earth construction is front and centre at

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this bespoke architectural masterpiece. Its rawness looks magnificent on a soaring fireplace in

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the double-height living room; it also is a clue to environmental consideration in the sophisticated 2004 build that was “clearly ahead of its time,” according to the agent.

Highlights include exposed steel trusses, gallery-like spaces, a theatre room and Jack Merlo-designed pool and landscaping. Hi-tech integration puts control of the house on an iPad.

$5.175 million

Auction: 2.30pm, October 27

HAWTHORN

Agent: Gary Peer, Jeremy Rosens

7 Ruby Street

0413 837 723

Sold by Little Real Estate.

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BEAUMARIS

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21 Bolton Street

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$3.7 million-$4 million

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The build of this bayside residence is

views across the bay from the top-

impressive and the feeling is all about

floor terrace and living area.

fun times and family connection.

Expressions of interest: close 5pm,

Across two levels above the six-car

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garage, large open-plan spaces gleam

Agent: Buxton, Romana Altman

with impeccable finishes and high-

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end inclusions offer places to

CANTERBURY

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SOUTH MELBOURNE

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12 View Street

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1407/2-14 Albert Road

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between the formal and casual living

the level above take in the Shrine,

In a prized pocket of blue-chip

rooms brings natural light and garden

No need to spend a fortune on

CBD, sports and arts precincts and

Canterbury, a step back in time and a

greenery into the heart of the home,

artwork for this 14th-level apartment;

Botanic Gardens, while the interior

pleasant stroll from quaint Maling

and a rear terrace gives an elevated

its orientation and position in the

luxuriates in sophistication.

Road cafe strip and Canterbury

view of the lovely landscaped

Hallmark, above the Domain

Expressions of interest: close 5pm,

Gardens, this semi-detached property

back garden.

interchange, gives it a jaw-dropping

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is an ideal haven for downsizers,

Auction: 10am, October 26

panorama of the city and environs.

Agent: Kay & Burton, Grant Samuel

couples or a small family. A courtyard

Agent: Fletchers, Tim Heavyside

The terrace and balcony, glass-

0403 132 095

0403 020 404

fronted living areas and bedrooms on

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

Grand, in a manor of speaking

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he manor house is not often noted for its congeniality.

These large piles are many things – imposing, grand, commanding – but rarely are they warm and, more seldom, still have a personality that is palpable as soon as you cross the threshold.

Carmyle, built in 1879 for the pastoralist Archibald Fisken, and one of the original homes of this area, is all of those evocative, amiable things yet manages a special sort of grandeur as well.

These are homes to savour; their classic dimensions are a sight to behold. The generosity of light, the arresting stillness of the capacious rooms is balanced by nuanced and subtle detailing.

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The joy here is the feel the home engenders. The 23 principal rooms have some nicks and wear and tear from the home’s long years of service but are presented in a thoroughly honest and pared-back fashion that allows you to see the gracious bones.

The front of the house is thought to have been added some time after the original structure but it’s a largely seamless addition.

It sits pretty much on the street to make for easy access to what were once doctor’s rooms. That configuration remains here in this section with an office, two consulting rooms, a kitchenette and bathroom.

What would have been the waiting room is, in fact, a gorgeous sitting room that looks out to the private, original side entry to the home.

Let’s begin out here and take in the fine formal facade. It has all the glorious hallmarks of the Italianate Victorian style – a wide, columned verandah with a matched balcony above while bay windows project out and lead around to the almost mirror-image rear aspect. The coherence of design is divine.

Under that verandah and across the classic chequerboard flagstones the broad leadlight-fanned entry is a delight in itself, but the view on the other side of the door is simply splendid.

The wide hallway immediately announces the home’s jaw-dropping proportions – ceiling heights that soar, door frames almost as wide as they are long, superb bands of fretwork hanging from above.

What the agent says

TOORAK 7-9 Carmyle Avenue $12.5 million-$13.75 million

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Marshall White

Carmyle is a significant piece of Toorak’s history; a family home of mansion proportions brimming with opportunity for the property’s next custodian.

Need to know: The mansion was once configured as a series of apartments, and when work commenced on bringing it back to a coherent home, the magnificent upstairs gallery with its spectacular arches and columns was uncovered.

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Taking a left turn you’ll find yourself in the thoroughly beautiful flow of the sitting and drawing rooms. These lovelies allow the fullthrottle effect of the space to take itself up.

Sublime large windows look out over the rear loggia to the westerly garden; they’re lofty and light enough to make you weep in appreciation of the old hands who crafted the place.

There is more of that elegant fretwork as well as an impressive marble and tile fireplace and the sheer beauty of the south end’s big bay window to draw the whole thing together. It’s a masterful space.

The refined flow culminates in the ballroom sitting on the northwesterly edge. Here you get those garden views too, but also a room brimming with a fabulous history of world-class artists who have graced the stage here – Anna Pavlova, and Judith Durham as well as countless orchestras and concert musicians.

The lovely jarrah flooring here has a story to tell too, not only of the many happy feet that have waltzed the night away here, but of the vendor’s late mother taking her cart out to salvage boards from the wrecks of demolished mansions. The broad, leadlight front door in the “new” section of the house has a similar origin story.

Beyond the ballroom there’s the gracious formal dining room with an aspect over the garden as it winds around the home to the north.

A door takes you back into the large country-style kitchen with access to that sunny side garden. Banking across to the south here you’re back at the street entry foyer and doctor’s rooms.

So let’s head up the magnificent timber stair case to the first level. It’s just as magic up here with the enormous central gallery framed by an arched colonnade on all sides.

Branching off behind the arches you’ll find a range of bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchenettes, a studio and library. The floor plan puts the accommodation at 10 bedrooms, but the configuration here is such that you could fashion more or fewer, depending on your needs.

What shouldn’t happen, though, is touching a centimetre of the grand main bedroom. It’s a show-stopper both in size and languid loveliness.

Step out onto the magnificent balcony here and catch city views or just stop and imagine a house full of song.

Down in the garden there’s a pool, a glorious old oak and plenty of space to while away the hours on the verandah overlooking the deep lawn.

There’s a stone cellar, an attic and above all, there’s music and light in the generous, inspired rooms here.

It’s a feeling, more than anything, of the neat alchemy created when a great house meets warm history.

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YO U W I S H B y CARO LIN E JAM E S

TOORAK 15 Evans Court $7 million-$7.5 million

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This effortlessly sophisticated and fullyrenovated residence is a natural light magnet. The black steel window frames invite warming rays to flow into the three-storey house.

The lower level contains triple garaging but also a one-bedroom apartment suite with its own rumpus, kitchen and meals.

Upstairs is dedicated to informal lounging and entertaining. The gourmet kitchen with integrated dual fridge-freezers and dishwasher, and island

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bench connects to a large

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butler’s pantry. The main

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bedroom with travertine en suite and dressing room and

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two further bedrooms with

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en suites occupy the top

This luxurious brick house on

level. An internal lift makes

755 square metres is part

access easy. Gardens are

period and part summer

paved pool area, separate

Victorian home, circa 1890,

“It eally could cater to all

designed by Paul Bangay.

party. Its agent rightly

cabana, shed and storage

promises the good life. With

modern family buyer groups

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A rare, impeccably

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maintained, tuck-point brick

Auction: 1pm, October 26

described it as “an

facilities. There is an attic,

1036 square metres of land,

and age groups,” the

Agent: Kay & Burton,

entertainer’s dream with its

formal and informal

and six bedrooms, visitors

agent says.

Nicole Gleeson 0414 809 221

expansive rooms and, even

living rooms.

are welcome. The floor plan

Auction: 12.30pm,

better, to-die-for garden”.

Auction: 3pm, October 26

is flexible; a savvy balance of

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The property is immaculately

Agent: Jellis Craig,

traditional facade, second-

Agent: Marshall White,

landscaped with a rear

Carla Fetter 0423 738 644

storey rear extension and

James Tostevin 0417 003 333

contemporary fit-out.

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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

“Their life is in your hands to a certain extent.

You’ve got to give that the trust and respect it deserves.”

With

Tell us about your first

Coco is 14, Hope is 17, Jack is 20 and

P E T E R KU D E L K A from Kay & Burton

property purchase …

Carrie is 24. They’re all still at home …

It was a one-bedroom apartment on

they won’t leave.

Toorak Road West I bought 27 years

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ccidental real estate agent Peter Kudelka might have fallen into the profession almost four decades ago, but the director at Kay & Burton South Yarra regrets nothing. When he’s not helping people achieve their dreams, he’s likely to be found hanging out by the pool at home in Malvern with his wife, Cathy, and their four children.

ago when I was between open for

Your wife obviously understands

inspections and parked just down the

the job …

road. They had been asking $94,000

Cathy used to be in property

but I ended up paying $96,000 and I

management. We met at the

was really angry with myself, but like a

Botanical Hotel. The joke is that I

typical real estate agent you hate to

met her there, I wooed her there and I

lose. I still own it.

proposed to her there – but not on the same night. She was

Your most memorable sale?

smart enough to understand that

So, you didn’t set out to be a

directly proportional to what you put

They’re all memorable, not just a

proposals at 4am in the back of

real estate agent?

into it, in terms of hours and

number, to me. But, I had a husband

taxis don’t count.

I did a couple of years at Monash

enthusiasm. You’re not stuck in an

and wife who unfortunately had to

University, studying science with a

office all day, you’re out and about

sell, and I managed to negotiate a long

You seem to be a family man

physiology major, but the weather

talking to people. I get as much

enough settlement so their daughter

at heart …

was too good and the golf courses

satisfaction out of selling a one-

could get married in the church across

We just love hanging out together. The

were too close. I’d get in the car with a

bedroom flat to a first-home buyer as

the road. The wife still sends me a

kids and their friends can usually be

mate to go to uni and we’d go, “Nah,

I do selling a $5 million house. I still get

Christmas card every year and that

found around the swimming pool,

it’s too nice a day.” A fellow I knew had

emotional for them. You’re dealing

was more than 20 years ago.

which is a real focal point for our

an agency in Blackburn and he said I

with someone’s biggest asset. They

should come in and try it. I just fell in

meet you for a few hours, hand you

Why Malvern?

coming and going and we’re great

love with it.

the keys and say, “Please look after

Malvern is a good family area and

believers in having the door always

me”. Their life is in your hands to a

it’s lose to everything. The Tooronga

open. Sunday is our downtime

What do you like about the

certain extent. You’ve got to give that

train station is at the bottom of the

because I work Saturdays. Cathy and I

real estate game?

the trust and respect it deserves.

house. There are people constantly

street. It’s one stop to Scotch

still have date nights, too. It’s the only

You’re your own boss to a certain

where my boy went and two stops

way we get some time together.

extent and what you get out of it is

to the girls’ school St Catherine’s.

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G O O D B U YS B y J OSH B OZIN

PASCOE VALE 1/14 Colorado Street $620,000-$680,000

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This three-bedroom

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townhouse offers generous living and dining spaces and

restaurants,” says the agent.

connecting kitchen with

There’s also a covered

stainless steel appliances. Its

entertaining deck and large,

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appeal is enhanced thanks

low-maintenance garden.

58 Hotham Street

to “the quality of its address:

Auction: 12.30pm,

$880,000-$950,000

it is steps away from

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parklands, transportation,

Agent: Jellis Craig,

schools and local cafes and

Christian Lonzi 0403 344 279

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Vintage appeal with a modern touch features throughout this two-bedder.

It has been fully renovated which will entice first-home buyers and downsizers alike.

Inside, the polished timber floorboards flow through to

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the spacious living and dining

3/115 Roslyn Street

185 McKillop Street

area - where art deco ceiling

$770,000-$845,000

$695,000-$760,000

panels feature - kitchen, study and bedrooms (both

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living area opens to the

This single-level, two-

backyard with a “sensational

bedroom villa unit is a

deck that has summertime

testament to great design,

zoned bathroom. It’s in an

to shops, transport and

that is filled with natural

barbecues written all over it,”

with a spacious and well-

ideal location close to shops,

schools, this period-style

light, and has a living zone

the agent says.

zoned floor plan. It fronts a

Middle Brighton station and

home should be on the

that opens to the outdoor

Auction: 12.30pm,

group of only three

the beach.

inspection list. Freshly

dining area.

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residences and the two well-

Auction: 11.30am,

painted interiors, Baltic pine

Auction: 12.30pm,

Agent: Ray White,

sized, north-facing

October 26

floorboards and a decorative

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Jonathon Eaves 0411 051 571

bedrooms with built-in

Agent: Kay & Burton,

fireplace add to the appeal

Agent: McGrath,

wardrobes are served by a

Ian Jackson 0419 593 663

of this four-bedroom home

Egle Skridulis 0425 714 201

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For those looking for a

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NEIGHBOURHOODS / E LT H A M B y L ARIS SA D U B ECKI

Clearance rate

71% Median price houses

$875,000 Top sales 1. 10 Kent Hughes Road $3.7 million 2. 268 Reynolds Road $2.225 million 3. 10 Peter Street $1.76 million 4. 20 Hillcrest Avenue $1.71 million 5. 490 Mount Pleasant Road $1.675 million Due to listing volumes, clearance median unit price data is not GREG BRIGGS

available for this suburb.

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re you pining for a home among the gum trees? Then Eltham is the place to be.

The home of bohemians and bellbirds, box gums and Bunnings, this leafy enclave 20 kilometres north-east of the city has become increasingly suburban over the past 30 years, but its semi-rural cachet remains blessedly intact.

The casual observer will note Eltham’s defining characteristics as hills and trees. The topography might be challenging for some people –

especially for those of the late emptynester age – but the payoff is avoiding the suburban uniformity of some of its neighbours.

As for the trees – the eucalypts and other natives as opposed to deciduous interlopers – host a wealth of birdlife but add a layer of complexity to summer. The Country Fire Authority has assessed Eltham as being at a very high risk of bushfire; residents are warned to have an action plan and evacuate on code red days.

Fire threat or not, it’s a suburb with a high degree of stickiness. People are reluctant to move out once they’ve moved in and more than 69 per cent of residents have lived there since 2011.

It’s a ’hood where the quarter-acre block is often supersized into the full acre (0.4 hectares) and beyond, where mudbrick architectural gems rub shoulders with early period homes and mid-century modern shows off its best dance moves with an abundance of light and space.

It’s cultural heart is Montsalvat, the artists’ colony founded in the 1930s

by Justus Jorgensen. The bluestone and mudbrick buildings on just under five hectares of grounds are still a drawcard for artists and artisans and have featured in movie and TV productions including the indelible scene of Libby and Dan’s wedding in Neighbours.

On summer days, consider a stop at Laughing Waters on the Yarra River.

The river is generally safe to swim in around here.

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Excellent hideaway appeal and an

This charming family home with

angled, cedar-lined ceiling in the

established gardens and a solar-

enormous living, dining and kitchen

heated swimming pool has a huge

areas give this home added X-factor.

allotment of more than 1300 square

On an enormous 4584 square metres,

3/26 Diosma Road $1.49 million-$1.56 million

metres, along with a large garage.

it has a sandstone-surrounded pool.

8 Helene Street

Expressions of interest: close

Auction: 10.30am, October 26

$1.08 million-$1.18 million

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Agent: Jellis Craig,

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Address

Beds

Sat Sun Price $000s

Agent

AUCTIONS Houses and Apartments *

1BR

10.00

400-440

Biggin & Scott

BALWYN NORTH 3/60 Maud St*

3BR

10.00

POA

Fletchers

BLACK ROCK 5BR

4 Stevens Pd

4BR

2.00 12.00

5BR

1.00

POA

Woodards

5BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

3BR

12.30

NPD

NickJohnstone

10.30

POA

Marshall White

82 Wilson St

3BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

2A Erica St

4BR

12.00

POA

Jellis Craig

MW ONE

3/22 Kensington Rd*

3BR

1.00

POA

Biggin & Scott

8/36 Kensington Rd*

2BR

11.00

1&2/25 Park St*

4BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

2 Mary St

4BR

1.30

NPD

Wilson

3BR

12.00

1.25M-1.35M

Woodards

4/5 Chatham Rd*

3BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

4BR

12.00

CARLTON 2.4M-2.6M Nelson Alexander

EAST MELBOURNE

ST KILDA WEST

1/209 Kooyong Rd*

3BR

2.00

POA

Jellis Craig

4/9 Monomeath Av*

3BR

9.30

POA

MW ONE

WEEKEND OPEN FOR INSPECTIONS Houses and Apartments *

107B/609 Victoria St*

2BR

10.00

700-770

Biggin & Scott

1BR

9.30

370-400

Biggin & Scott

26 Danks St

3BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

93 St Vincent Pl

4BR

11.45

NPD

Greg Hocking

ALBERT PARK

4BR

10.30

NPD

Collins Simms

FOREST HILL

10C Avondale Rd

11.00

POA

Woodards

HAWTHORN EAST 2BR

10.00

POA

MW ONE

201/795 Toorak Rd*

2BR

12.00

POA

MW ONE

HIGHETT 4BR

3.30

POA

Marshall White

MALVERN EAST 12 Central Park Rd

5BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

28 Serrell St

3BR

12.00

POA

Jellis Craig

4/1 Grant St*

3BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

93 Brunel St

4BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

2.00

1.38M-1.48M

Woodards

2BR

2.00

POA

Cayzer

57 Pridham St

2BR

12.00

POA

Biggin & Scott

6 Vail St

2BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

PORT MELBOURNE 16/97 Cruikshank St*

4BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

POA

Marshall White

12.45

POA

Marshall White

KEW 139 Wellington St

4BR

1.00

POA

Marshall White

14 Belmont St

6BR

1.30

POA

Marshall White

3 Fenwick St

5BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

3-5 Rimington Av

6BR

3.00

POA

Jellis Craig

12 Cressy St

3BR

10.30

POA

Marshall White

90 Claremont Av

4BR

2.00

POA

Jellis Craig

MALVERN

1 Kingston St

5BR

2.00

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Kay & Burton

318B Wattletree Rd

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10.00

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Marshall White

53 Cairnes Cr*

3BR

1.15

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Marshall White

8 Finch St

5BR

10.00

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Marshall White

1102/15 Queens Rd*

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10.00

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Marshall White

143/350 St Kilda Rd*

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2.30

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Kay & Burton

151/350 St Kilda Rd*

3BR

3.00

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49 Narrak Rd

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11.00

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Marshall White

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11.00

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Fletchers

61/95 Rouse St*

21 Bolton St

4BR

10.00

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Buxton

24 Morey St

5BR

12.45

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Marshall White

29 Finsbury Wy

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10.45

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Marshall White

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47 Faversham Rd

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10.00

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11.00

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Gary Peer

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Collins Simms

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4BR

3.30

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Jellis Craig

606/182 Wellingtn Pd*

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Caine

64 Grey St

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11.00

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Caine

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40 Milton St

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Marshall White

60 Neptune St

2BR

1.00

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8 Normandy Rd

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3.00

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11 Ferndale Rd

10.00

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23 Tennyson St

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11.00

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CAULFIELD NORTH

12.30

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GLEN IRIS

74 Hambleton St

665 Nicholson St 4BR

52 Kerr St

115 Harold St

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106/2 Constance St*

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130 Highett Rd

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123 Cole St

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3 Stevens Pd

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2/63 Murphy St*

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12a Martin Ct

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10.00

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14 Glyndebourne Av

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15 Evans Ct

4BR

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Kay & Burton

17/703 Orrong Rd*

3BR

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Kay & Burton

180 Kooyong Rd

3BR

12.00

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Kay & Burton

19 Denham Pl

4BR

12.30

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Marshall White

21 Evelina Rd

3BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

29 Selbourne Rd

3BR

1.00

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Abercrombys

30 Springfield Av*

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Marshall White

39-41 Hopetoun Rd

4BR

1.00

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Kay & Burton

4/23 Washington St*

3BR

3.00

POA

Marshall White

ST KILDA 1/49 Spenser St

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42 Heyington Pl

4BR

12.15

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RT Edgar

47 Bruce St

4BR

12.00

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Kay & Burton

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Marshall White

7-9 Carmyle Av

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• Just a short stroll to St Vincent Gardens, Gasworks Park, Albert Park Village and beach • Larger than most: 5.8m x 28.8m approx.

Two double bedrooms, plus enormous upstairs main bedroom with full ensuite.

Light-filled, spacious open plan living/ dining with open fireplace and glazed aspect to paved courtyard with storage shed and pedestrian ROW. View

Sat 11.45am-12.15pm, Tues 12-12.30pm & Thurs 12.45-1.15pm Auction Saturday 9 November at 12pm Contact Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601 Geoff Cayzer 9690 9782 Tara Goss 0423 765 765 Albert Park 03 9699 5999

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74 Hambleton Street, Middle Park A brilliant renovation and extension showcasing inspired designer style has utterly transformed this three bedroom Victorian residence. Luxuriously light throughout, expansive open plan living and dining seamlessly extends out to a generous courtyard to present a lavish entertaining space, while the kitchen is appointed with state of the art appliances.

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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 459sqm approx.

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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.

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115 Harold Street, Middle Park

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227a Cecil Street, South Melbourne Setting a new benchmark in contemporary design and luxury, every element of this brand new three bedroom residence will impress. Features a private lift, multiple living spaces, sublime Miele kitchen, courtyard garden and main bedroom with dressing room and ensuite.

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23 Kinane Street Brighton

For Sale $6,950,000 (Residence One) Contact Agent A RARE LIFESTYLE OPPORTUNITY - OFF-PLAN View www.23kinane.com.au 23 Kinane Street represents the ultimate in luxury beachside

living and is a bespoke concept of 3 individual residences.

Extensive use of natural stone and royal oak floorboards, garaging for 4 cars. With 150 years of experience, the Buxton Family is at the core of this development and have thoughtfully developed 23 Kinane Street to improve with time through the use of carefully selected materials.

31A Church Street, Brighton

Brian Devlin 0419 395 241 devlin@devlinproperty.com.au

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15 Palm Avenue, Caulfield North

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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

Located opposite leafy f Darling Square, this charming 1874 Victorian terrace with north-facing fy 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 pockets ff in all of Melbourne.

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PATTERSON LAKES - ST KILDA

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78 Gladesville Blvd, Patterson Lakes Luxury Waterfront Living Waterfront living doesn’t get more exclusive than this. Park your boat right on your back doorstep in your very own deep boat mooring with easy access out to Port Philip Bay. This secure and private family home is perfect for families searching for that boating lifestyle affordable to either live in full time, part time or would also make a wonderful investment demanding a high return for such an exclusive lifestyle just 33km to the city and so close to all amenities. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage, inground solar pool and spa, alfresco outdoor entertaining area, multiple living zones ALL with water views and a host of quality extras on a 731sqm block makes this home exceptional value in one of Melbourne’s best Bayside suburbs.

Danny O'Brien 0419 886 173

Mitchell Torre Real Estate Pty Ltd | 9772 0077

ST KILDA 38D GREY STREET A TRUE STATEMENT OF STYLE & LUXURY THE BLOCK 2019: MATT & ELISE - HOUSE 4 • Living/dining zone features towering 3 story void with flickering gas fire place set in striking stone • The 'Winning' formal lounge showcases subtle period detailing, exquisite Venetian plaster work and cosy fire place • Kitchen with integrated Gaggenau fridge/freezer and winefridge, premium Bosch appliance plus extensive cupboard and preparation space and Caesarstone bench • Master suite comprises of inviting ornate fire place, mini bar and coffee station creating a true parents retreat that spills onto a bay facing balcony. Also includes walk in robe. • Additional 3 master bedrooms all with ensuites and WIR's • Rooftop terrace with open fire place, fully equipped kitchen, BBQ & sink.Views of the St Kilda streetscape • Dedicated study nook • Double auto garage with laneway access • Highlight features include keyless entry and comprehensive security, automated lighting, built in speakers, zoned heating/cooling, solar panels and lift accessing all 3 levels.

AUCTION PRICE Contact Agent CONTACT Russell Cambridge 0418 339 271 Talia Besser 0435 741 137 Andrew Crotty 0419 399 152 ID and contact details are required at all open for inspections

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38E Grey Street, St Kilda The Block 2019: A St Kilda Masterpiece from Jesse and Mel! Effortlessly blending 1850s period class with contemporary grace, this opulent 4 bed, 4.5 bath tri-level home in the heart of St Kilda is a residential marvel. As part of the 2019 season of The Block, Jesse and Mel have crafted a residence that is elegant, timeless, and cutting edge! Highlights include breathtaking bay views from the top floor master bedroom, 3 dedicated living zones incl. expansive family and dining, state of the art kitchen (Bosch appliances), spectacular enclosed courtyard with tall mosaic tiled feature wall, rooftop deck with BBQ kitchen, double garage, and much more!

Near Fitzroy St restaurants, Albert Park Lake, and beach.

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Conveniently located to Toorak Village, this stunning Rob Mills designed home, offers a hassle-free lifestyle.

Soaring ceilings and wide hallway flow past a sunny study, formal dining and living, while open plan living adjoins a contemporary Miele kitchen with granite bench tops. Upstairs, the main bedroom with balcony features walk in and built in robes and an ensuite, while two additional double bedrooms offer BIR´s and ensuites.

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Auction: Saturday 2nd November at 11.30am Contact: Mark Williams 0417 189 377 Ada Taylor 0428 058 880 Office 9864 5300

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SOMERS 22 Beach Hill Avenue $1.395 million-$1.45 million

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This cleverly updated and extended house makes the most of its orientation and both large living areas open to sunny, north-facing decks.

A large main bedroom, with en suite and walk-in wardrobe, is between the smaller living area at the front of the house and the

RYE

DAYLESFORD

new open-plan kitchen, living

373 Browns Road

19 Jamieson Street

and dining room at the back.

$1.6 million-$1.75 million

$570,000

The main bedroom, like the living rooms, has sliding

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another three bedrooms are

Near Rye’s ocean beach, this

on the opposite side of the

smart new house has been

house. An assured hand has

built around a stand of the

fireplace and porthole-style

produced the Stables, a large

already on Daylesford’s

finished the house in tones

local Moonah trees which

windows work well together

split-level, one-bedroom

holiday rental list. Entry is

of sand, white and black.

provides a restful outlook. A

in the living area.

residence with two sitting

into a large, full-width open-

Expressions of interest:

16.4-metre wide open-plan

Private sale

areas. Close to the street, on

plan living and dining room.

close 3pm, October 29

kitchen, living and dining

Agent: Nicholas Lynch Real

a 916-square-metre sloping

Private sale

Agent: Kay & Burton,

room is the house’s

Estate, Nicholas Lynch

block that offers enormous

Agent: McQueen Real

Ruth Williams 0408 518 286

centrepiece. Oak

0411 121 356

potential, the Stables is

Estate, Kim McQueen

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A smart conversion of a

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historical building has

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3 One of only a handful of homes privileged with such an intimate perspective of Mount Martha. Capitalise on this rare opportunity to live each day amongst postcard surroundings. This immaculately maintained family home provides an extraordinary retreat in a prime peninsula setting. The subject land has been tightly held by the same family for over 100 years.

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Auction 2nd November at 12 noon

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Located opposite direct beach access, this premiere corner position is only a quick stroll to the village, lifesaving club and yacht club and has a superb front deck space enjoying the uninterrupted front row views of South Beach and across Port Phillip Bay.

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Best of Both Worlds â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Eddington Parkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, 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.

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eldersrealestate.com.au 260 Mandurang Road, Mandurang, VIC | 3.65 HA / 9 AC

Position and Resort Style Living 10 Mins to Bendigo and 90 mins to Tullamarine Airport/Melbourne Fringe Spanning 9 ac with magnificent gardens ‘Queen Bee Vineyard’ surpasses expectation for refined rural luxury.

Boasting a striking solar passive pavilion style home, a resort style poolside entertaining venue, boutique vineyard with a tasting room and historic fieldstone cottage ‘The Stables’ B&B. Contemporary Australian Architecture defines this sensational residence thoughtfully designed to embrace adjoining terraces, distant views and capture an abundance of natural light. The north facing double glazed facade overlooks beautiful scenery with three acres of vineyard under dripper.

The home has an expansive open area comprising formal dining, superb lounge and galley style kitchen.

3 bedrooms include a master suite incorporating a living space, bedroom, walk-through robe and an opulent 4 piece ensuite. ‘The Stables’ has concertina glass doors and a wonderful outlook over a picture perfect dam. The whole property has a very satisfying symmetry and prestigious location under 10 minutes from Bendigo’s CBD. This is a skilfully curated unique property and represents great value and opportunity for your lifestyle or to further develop the already seeded commercial opportunities. $1.5m Open times Wednesday 23 October, 6:45pm – 7:15pm Saturday 26 October, 11:00am – 11:30am Wayne Heard 0409 248 477 Elders Bendigo 03 5443 1744 eldersrealestate.com.au

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eldersrealestate.com.au Camperdown Region, South West VIC | 482.2 HA / 1,191.5 AC

Dairy, Beef, Sheep, Cropping Offered as a whole or in 4 distinct separate lots Lot 1 – ‘Rosemont’ 427.5 ac – 173 ha Featuring a beautifully maintained 4 bedroom period home, separate 3 bedroom and study staff residence, 17 aside herringbone dairy, 4 silos, extensive hay and machinery shedding. Central laneway to approximately 32 main paddocks. Bore water reticulated to troughs throughout.

Lot 2 – ‘Israel’ 251 ac – 101.5 ha Renowned fattening country, subdivided into 5 paddocks, bore and dam water, excellent cattle yards with crush and ramp

Lot 3 – ‘Everelda’ 313 ac – 126.7 ha Quality arable cropping and grazing land subdivided into 8 main paddocks, cattle yards, bore and dam water.

Lot 4 – ‘Cliffords’ 200 ac – 81 ha Improved pastures, 70’ x 25’ hay shed, timber cattle yards, bore and dam water

Expressions of Interest Closing Thursday 7th November, 5.00pm Venue (Elders Camperdown) Rob Rickard 0407 354 025 Elders Camperdown 03 5593 7500 eldersrealestate.com.au/21388489

All 4 lots are located in a reliable rainfall district, 15 minutes or less, north east of Camperdown, 30 minutes to Colac and only 2 hours to Melbourne CBD and International Airport.

Owners retiring from their very successful agricultural business.

970 Barrabool Road, Barrabool, Ceres Via Geelong, VIC | 0.80 HA / 2 AC

Quality Rural Lifestyle and Investment In The Blue Ribbon Heart of the Barrabool Hills • 2 ac (0.80 ha) of prime elevated positioned land • Quality 3 Bedroom brick veneer residence, 2 living areas, set in established parkland setting • American barn shedding, garaging, secured by security system • Securely watered by rain water storage Situated in a tightly held and capital appreciating region in the blue ribbon heart of the Barrabool Hills.

2 mins Ceres, 3 mins Ring Road, 10 mins Geelong (Bay and Beaches), 15 mins Surf Coast, 15 mins Avalon International Airport, 50 mins Melbourne and International Airport.

Auction

Date Saturday 2nd November, 11am onsite Inspection Strictly by appointment with Agents Nick Myer 0427 610 278 Ken Drysdale 0409 195 470 Elders Geelong 03 5225 5000 eldersrealestate.com.au/21393097

645 Willowite Road, Freshwater Creek via Geelong Surf Coast, VIC | 66.25 HA / 163.7 AC

Outstanding Surf Coast Rural Holding 10 Minutes Torquay

Expressions of Interest

Closing Thursday 21st November 2019, 4pm Inspection Strictly by appointment with Agents Nick Myer 0427 610 278 Ken Drysdale 0409 195 470 Elders Geelong 03 5225 5000 eldersrealestate.com.au/21398043

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• 63.7 ac (66.25 ha) of highly productive land, extensive pasture improvement, outstanding fertiliser history, shelter plantations • Modern 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom residence with exceptional appointments set in an elevated garden setting, garaging, workshop/storage shed • 2 stand raised board woolshed/machinery shed, undercover sheep yards, cattle yards, hay shed, round yard, 2 x silos, 13 main paddocks, 5 holding paddocks • Abundance of natural water via numerous dams, considerable rain water storage, seasonal creek Situated on the famous Surf Coast of Victoria in a tightly held and capital appreciating region. Magnificent Land Bank and Lifestyle Investment. Ideally suited to a range of agricultural, viticulture, equine pursuits.

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eldersrealestate.com.au ‘AVALEA’ and ‘GOWRIE PARK’ Weerite, South West VIC | 196.2 HA / 485 AC

Quality Infrastructure, Outstanding Pastures and Highly Productive Volcanic Soil Types, Ideally Suited to a Range of Agricultural Pursuits including Dairy, Beef and Wool Production To be offered as a whole or in two separate lots ‘Avalea’ 118.1 ha* / 292 ac* ‘Gowrie Park’ 78.1 ha* / 193 ac* • Good quality machinery shed, cattle shed/hayshed and silos • Sound WB home featuring 5 BR, 4 bathrooms, lounge room and fireplace

• ‘Gowrie Park’ currently running 100 joined heifers, 50 cows, 20 calves • Highly productive free draining, volcanic soils throughout both properties • Highly reliable south west Victoria lifestyle opportunities • Low frost risk area

• Strategically positioned in a prominent dairy region, within proximity to leading milk processing facilities within the Camperdown, Cobden, Simpson regions • Located 20 km* east of Camperdown, 35.3 km* north west of Colac and 187 km* south west of Melbourne CBD

Expressions of Interest

Closing Thursday 21st November, 4:00pm Inspections by appointment only Anthony Stevens 0417 822 356 Elders Melbourne eldersrealestate.com.au/21386378

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‘FIVE OAKS VINEYARD’ Yarra Valley VIC | 4 HA / 9.88 AC

‘Five Oaks Vineyard’, a multi national and international award winning vineyard situated in the famous Yarra Valley • Producing premium wines for 40 years • Rich volcanic soils, gentle slopes with 90 year old trees with beautiful views to the Dandenong Ranges • Well maintained cellar door • Production of 20 tonnes of grapes annually • Quality 2 storey double brick home featuring high ceilings, 4 BR, spacious formal and informal living areas, 3 bathrooms, wine cellar and central heating set in mature European gardens with expansive lawn area, home orchard and olive grove

• Highly desirable lifestyle opportunity in the picturesque Yarra Valley • Strategically positioned in a prominent winery region with ideal climatic conditions and perfect sloping country with excellent water run-off • Located 4 km* south of Seville and within commuting distance of the Melbourne CBD ‘Five Oaks Winery’ is available on a ‘walk in, walk out’ basis, plant, machinery and equipment.

‘STORY’S’ Bangham (via Western Flat), SA | 862.20 HA / 2,130.49 AC

Anthony Stevens 0417 822 356 Elders Melbourne eldersrealestate.com.au/21377413 Co Agent Val Nichols Real Estate Coldstream Val Nichols 9739 1155

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

343 Cooper Road, Bangham

Magnificent Historic Original Croxton East via Penshurst/Dunkeld

• Approximately 500 ac of ‘Story’s’ has been clay spread over recent years, 150 ac of which was completed recently in 2019 • 570 ac under Spartacus barley (Sold standing with the property) • Paddocks which were sown down to barley in 2018 have been under sown with sub clover and balancia clover, now showing very strong pasture growth • Two dwellings, the main house being 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, split system heating/cooling and wood combustion heater • Strong red gums and yellow gums across the property allowing warmth, shelter and shade for the production of prime livestock • Pastures consist of sub clover, balancia clover, phalaris, veldt grass and native grasses • 3 stand shearing shed, brand new sheep yards, machinery shed and cattle yards

• 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

Auction Friday 1st November, 11:00am

Expressions of Interest

Venue Naracoorte Town Hall Grant Schubert 0429 077 033 Elders Naracoorte 08 8762 2022 eldersrealestate.com.au/21350326

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

RLA:62833

‘THE PINES’ Yalca, VIC | 456.4 HA / 1,127.7 AC

Expressions of Interest

‘JINDARRA SPRINGS’ Harcourt North – Central VIC | 42 HA / 104 AC

Broadscale Cropping and Livestock Enterprise

Auction Friday 8th November, 11:00am Venue Yalca Cricket Club Matt Horne 0409 355 733 Elders Shepparton 03 5822 7500 eldersrealestate.com.au/21378875

191 Fenton Drive, Harcourt North 75 Minutes to Tullamarine Airport/Melbourne Fringe • Magnificent lifestyle sanctuary with extensive views For Sale • Substantial and luxurious home with no expense spared • Boutique winery with cellar door and extra accommodation • Picturesque gardens, huge dam and abundant shedding

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• 456.4 ha or 1127.7 ac with multiple road frontages • Modest 3 Bedroom Brae-Villa home with many modern comforts • 3 stand electric shearing shed with adjoining yards • Fenced into 14 main paddocks with good fencing and internal roadways • Pressurised trough water system, ground tanks, 2 windmill bores and 1 solar bore • Fertile red loam soils with excellent Lucerne, pasture, cropping and fertiliser history • Good working improvements including machinery and hay shedding, 3 x grain silos • Ideally situated north of the Murray Valley Hwy, 20 km North East of Nathalia, 40 km West of Cobram • Same family ownership for over 73 years and now offered for genuine sale due to retiring vendor

$1.8 – $1.95m Inspect Sat 1:00 – 1:30 pm or by appointment Wayne Heard 0409 248 477 Elders Bendigo 03 5443 1744 eldersbendigo.com.au

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‘CATHELLA’ Wonga Park, VIC | 17 HA* / 42 AC*

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• Land banking opportunities (STCA) • Highly productive region, particularly renowned for horticultural pursuits • Ideally located 35 minutes* from Melbourne CBD

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Date Thursday 28th November, 4:00pm (AEST) Inspection by appointment only Anthony Stevens 0417 822 356 eldersrealestate.com.au/21404891 Co Agent Val Nichols 0428 534 434

INSPECT Saturday 1:00pm or by appointment CONTA T CT TA Cameron McDonald 0418 330 916

Equally suitable as a permanent home or an easy care weekender Offers 4 generous bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and spacious open-plan living Quality appointments including timber flooring, airy 11ft ceilings, bespoke cabinetry & db. glazing Excellent recreation on your doorstep - walking, trail-riding, paddling, fishing, golf, Saddle Club, etc

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

he vendor or the agent

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• Total landholding of 17 ha* / 42 ac* on one Certificate of Title • Large versatile acreage in close proximity to Melbourne • 1,000 m2* multi purpose lockable shed • 4 bedroom main residence with scenic bush views • Two additional dwellings including a comfortable 3 bedroom home and an original 1940’s, 2 bedroom historic residence • Reliable (757 mm*) rainfall district • Secure ground water supply with 3 generous sized dams • 25 ac* of mature fruit trees • Desirable rural lifestyle

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

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791-809 Barwon Heads Road, ARMSTRONG CREEK Developers Take Note - 7.64ha 18.9 acres An exciting opportunity exists to acquire approximately 18.9 acres of strategically positioned property in the Armstrong Creek Urban Growth Zone - Schedule 2 (UGZ2).

Location is perfect, only minutes from the Warralily shopping centre and Geelong CBD, plus access to Melbourne via the Ring Road.

Expressions of Interest Closing Monday 11th Nov, 2019 @ 5:00pm Inspect: By Appointment Only Tony Hyde Matt Poustie

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Web http://www.hfrichardson.com.au/20314454

Newtown, Geelong (03) 5229 8017

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Magnificent Coastal Retreat Awaits!

Architecturally designed masterpiece by award winning designer Peter Jackson, this luxury on Lohr Avenue home is stunning from the grand entrance to the exquisite outdoor entertaining spaces. This bespoke beachside residence redefines the highest standards in luxury and design with polished concrete floors, galley style kitchen and much more.

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we co consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own

AUCTION Sat, 2nd Nov at 2:00pm ALLAN MANN 0409 855 753 CJ HARRISON 0409 858 788 LJ Hooker Inverloch ljhooker.com.au/WEQH58

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

iconic light-house.

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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1486 Korumburra Wonthaggi Road, Kongwak INVERLOCH

68.51ha / 169 acres

Note: Marked boundary is approximate only

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"Bay Frontage, Often Sought But Rarely Found" KONGWAK BUTTER FACTORY UNIQUE LIFESTYLE/BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Considering your next project or destination for an exciting lifestyle? The 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 offers prior.

Open for Inspection Sunday 20th October by registration 1.00-1.30pm.

First time offered in over 100 years. 169 acres (approx.) 68.51ha that runs right down to the Bay Elevated with a gentle undulation running down to Westernport Bay, this property offers easy access across all paddocks and every part of it has unrivalled Bay and Island views. If you have ever been to Phillip Island, you will have driven past this unique property and admired the panoramic views across Westernport Bay and beyond, with 843 metres of Bay frontage.

Featuring stock yards, an original farm cottage (in need of renovation), dams and shedding.

Don't miss this exciting opportunity to secure this unique property it may well be one of your best decisions.

AUCTION | Saturday 2nd November at 2.00pm (Cup Weekend)

Please Contact: Greg Price 0419 337 441

Brian Silver 0407 347 509

Cowes Office 5952 2633 alexscott.com.au

Jo Ginn 04 1755 2642 Marni Redmond 04 0352 5413

alexscott.com.au/inverloch 7 A’Beckett Street Inverloch VIC 3996 | 03 5674 1111

inysales@alexscott.com.au

www.charlesstewart.com.au

View from pool deck

Hesket 114 Hesket-Boundary Road

Auction Saturday 26 October at 11am

Karalee - Stunning 13Ha (32.6 Acre) Farm with Superb Views Outstanding holding in the tightly held hamlet of Hesket. Beautifully elevated with a superb outlook, excellent red soils & terrific water supply. Main residence, pool, separate self contained studio, excellent shedding & spectacular panoramic view to Hanging Rock.

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A HISTORIC WESTERN VICTORIA COUNTRY HOUSE “Cairnlea” 36 Cairnlea Lane Mortlake 15.56 acres - 6.3 hectares • A charming spilt level 5 brm bluestone home - c1850 with impressive park-like grounds and gardens overlooking Mortlake township with outstanding panoramas of rural Western Victoria.

• Offering Of enviable lifestyle within easy driving distance of Melbourne and the coast, and is ideally set up for the horse enthusiast on very fertile country with an abundance of water.

• Offers Of both formal and informal living rooms boasting outstanding rural and garden vistas, as does the master bedroom. 2 renovated bathrooms with recently updated 4th and 5th brms downstairs ideal for older children/guests.

• Outstanding gardens feature mature elm and ash trees, peppercorns and pencil pines to name a few with hedges and roses and tennis court, stable of 4 boxes and yards and 2 dedicated horse paddocks.

Expression of Interest closing Friday 22nd November 2019 at 5pm Nick Adamson 0418 571 589

Web ID: 2046424

COLAC • BALLARAT • CAMPERDOWN • HAMILTON • GEELONG • MELBOURNE • WARRNAMBOOL

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View Sat 19 Oct 2.30-3.00pm or by appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

(03) 5427 2999

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Discover what it is like to live in Inverloch, beautiful blue beaches, green rolling pastures so close to Melbourne.

Award winning design by Peter Jackson with resort style living, sparkling pool, spa, gymnasium, Rebound Ace tennis court and extensive outdoor entertaining areas.

Run your business from home with a substantial office wing /studio.

A contemporary blend of creative design and effortless in-door/outdoor living to create sophisticated family haven that is unmatched.

panoramic views. Expansive layout with 3 living

FOR PRIVATE SALE

zones, European kitchen, extensive outdoor

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EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING THURSDAY, 21ST NOVEMBER AT 4PM Address:

287 Bulls Lane, Thornton VIC

Contact:

Robert Hill

entertaining areas, pool, tennis court, steam room with additional shower, wine cellar and low

CONTACT Patrick Barry 0418 124 100 patrickbarry@scre.com.au

maintenance garden • Outstanding infrastructure includes 2 Machinery sheds, hay shed, 3 dams, 125,000 Lt water storage

0417 200 600

and 3 seasonal creeks • Melbourne CBD 1hr 45 mins, Lake Eildon 20 mins, robert.hill@prh.com.au

Mt Buller 90 mins

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Perth, Tasmania 1-3 George Street

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Situated less than 15 minutes from Tasmania’s northern ‘capital’ of Launceston and less than five minutes from the region’s airport, is this unique property designed for ultimate privacy to maximise the outlook and natural light. Positioned amongst meticulously landscaped and maintained grounds, this architecturally designed home offers five bedrooms, five bathrooms, secure garaging for up to eight vehicles, contemporary kitchen with European appliances and extensive use of Tasmanian timbers throughout. With the solar heated pool looking over 0.8 hectares of pathways, lawns, hedging, an orchard and a natural stream, this magnificent property offers a sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of city life whilst providing convenient access to all Tasmania has to offer.

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10 ACRES WITH GREAT OCEAN ROAD FRONTAGE

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2 outstanding homes with idyllic native flora & fauna, including bush walking tracks that capture the wildlife including koalas, wallabies & birds. Main home: A Fasham designed brick veneer offering: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, study, as well as 3 living areas. The home has the option to be divided into 2 separate units. Accommodation lodge: Ideal function facility with 4 ensuite bedrooms, a central spa room with a spacious 20m long open living area overlooking the coastal native grassed areas.

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420 GREAT OCEAN ROAD MARENGO

Tom Harrison 0405 195 431

48 Brisbane Street, Launceston, Tas 7250 6332 6400

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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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25 Stanbridge Street, Daylesford

251C Hunters Road, Warragul South

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Your Own Private Country Oasis

A beautiful and productive garden enhances the historic character of â&#x20AC;&#x153;Kilmaleyâ&#x20AC;?. Set on 2,000 sqm (approx.) of corner land, the four-bedroom home features a spacious living room, lounge and dining room, cellar, and a stunning garden with century old Walnut trees, vegetable and berry beds, herbaceous perennials and privacy hedging. Metres to Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens and an easy walk to Daylesfordâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cafes and shops.

OPEN FOR INSPECTION Saturday & Sunday 12.00-12.45pm Kim McQueen 0417 116 657

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Occupying a stunning and private 7132m² garden rural setting is this sun-soaked chic designer home offering bedrooms with park like views, opulent and palatial ensuite, custom built contemporary kitchen and expansive north orientated entertaining decking boasting panoramic rural aspect. The mature and creative landscaping features majestic specimen trees and includes a former tennis court. This private slice of paradise is located 1Ÿ Hours east of Melbourne.

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At a glance Trentham House 12-14 Trentham Street,

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ustralian designers are taking a stand on home-grown beach style. Instead of reproducing quaint English-inspired cottages or affluent Hampton abodes, Aussie architects and interior designers are creating a home-grown style that does our beach towns justice.

These contemporary designs hone in on what is uniquely Australian about the surrounds. With an understated appeal that draws on crisp whites and natural materials, the quintessential beach shack has been reimagined on a luxury scale.

Take modest Sandringham for example. Although it is predominantly filled with art deco and Edwardian homes, the bayside ’burb has fewer mansions than its northern neighbours of Hampton and Brighton.

It has a distinctly relaxed atmosphere drawn from the beauty of the beach. Locals make the most of it, kite surfing and kayaking on the water and running, walking and cycling on the tracks nearby.

Sandringham Architect: Martin Friedrich Architects Developer: Carpe Group Interior design: Martin Friedrich Architects

“Sandringham is unique because it’s a bayside area that is still very coastal, with a ruggedness you can see from the tea-trees on the beach to the dirt track roads,” says architect Martin Friedrich.

“It’s quite amazing, it’s like an enclave that still feels pristine with the wilderness there.”

Friedrich and his team have created Trentham House, a three-storey boutique development with 15 apartments just 350 metres from Sandringham’s shoreline.

With a cool white facade punctuated by “fins” on the terraces and a curvaceous stairway that meets the lobby, the result is distinctly beach chic.

Achieving coastal cool without relying on a single dolphin or life buoy in sight hinges on a clean, minimalist palette. This palette must strike a balance between contrasting and connecting to the landscape.

Trentham House is bold enough to make an artistic statement, yet not mark a departure from Sandringham’s calm, beachy essence, says Friedrich.

Number of apartments: 15; six two-bed, nine three-bed Internal sizes (sq m): Two-beds 94-130, threebeds 138-158 External areas (sq m): Courtyards on ground level 38-112, terraces on upper levels 8-52 Prices:Two-beds $1.1million$1.55 million, three-beds $1.4 million-$2.25 million Car parking: All apartments have two parking spaces Completion estimate: June 2021 Agent: 360 Property Group, Sarah Stock 0418 584 047 Open for inspection: Display suite at 18 Bay Road, Sandringham is open by appointment

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“This just has that very clean connection with the sea,” he says.

“It’s a bold white exterior with stone cladding that embraces the bayside environment by contrasting against the texture of the nautical vegetation and landscape.

“The white building – I often say, a white building is never white – changes with the time of the day. The fins create beautiful shadows on the building and privacy as well.”

Referencing local landscape and community within a new design is a two-way street for designers. Not only does it help a new building find an apt style within its surrounds, but it creates a vital connection enabling residents to feel at home.

Friedrich’s team of architects and interior designers collaborated with landscape designer Myles Baldwin and, as a result, a lush green outlook that harmonises with the beach vibe can be enjoyed in all of the apartments.

Seaside plants always prove a good source of creativity in any beach design, says Neha Gulati, interior designer at Martin Friedrich Architects.

“With the Sandringham design we took a lot of inspiration from the beach itself because the flora that’s in the area is still very true to a beachside suburb where you can find seagrass on the nature strips,” she says.

“We sampled textures like driftwood, which we literally found on the beach.”

Any beach lover will attest to the

Brighton Almost always pronounced with a mock posh accent to get up the nose of locals, Brighton is one of Melbourne’s most affluent postcodes.

With a median house price of $2,167,500, Brighton has its share of grand homes.

Sandringham Although it rocks a more casual vibe than

“Sandringham is unique because it’s a bayside area that is still very coastal, with a ruggedness you can see.”

its inner-city bayside neighbours, “Sandy” is still an upmarket place.

When they’re not at the yacht club or the golf course, locals love to

beauty of the sun rising over the water or slowly setting in the evenings, and this too has influenced the definition of Australian beachinspired style.

Grand proportions created by high ceilings and bright white palettes allow natural light to shine throughout a space. It also provides seamless indoor and outdoor spaces, which are ideal for entertaining and taking advantage of the fresh air.

The changing hues of the sunlight informed the interior design.

“We drew a lot of inspiration from light and textures, and the sunlight in the winter versus the summer, which is quite different,” she says.

“From that we drew an initial concept that contrasted winter morning sun and summer afternoon sun to create two schemes: light and warm. The materials we used emphasised those two feelings, those two polarised times of the year.

“So the warm scheme has a sunkissed and sandy feel, while the bright scheme is crisp and clean with a little frostiness.”

The bright palette is highlighted with white tones and the warm palette is differentiated by its shades of grey. Both have luxury touches with European oak timber flooring, full-height windows and mirrored bars with glass shelving.

In further refined details, the penthouses are lit up by skylights and a select number of ground and penthouse apartments will have the option of upgrading their outdoor areas with spa pools.

hang out at the Sandringham Hotel or Station Street cafes.

Hampton A sought-after address with excellent bay views, Hampton is 16 kilometres from the CBD. The B.J. Ferdinando Gardens is a great place to read a book under a shady palm, while Hampton Street is buzzing with bakeries, cafes, delis and restaurants.

Black Rock Yet another prestige suburb, Black Rock is renowned for its scenic beaches and cliff faces.

Families enjoy days spent at Half Moon Bay.

Beaumaris A quieter and calmer, yet just as pretty bayside spot.

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At a glance Heyington 63 Heyington Place, Toorak Architect: Carr Design Group Developer: Sterling Global Interior design: Carr Design Group

A strong design to last the ages

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olid timbers and heavy stones are in every architect’s arsenal when it comes to creating homes with a strength of character.

At Heyington, a new apartment project in Toorak, architects at Carr Design Group have employed Portuguese limestone to wrap around the four-storey exterior.

Teamed with deep recesses to the terraces and balconies, the result is a design that exudes integrity.

“It presents as a really solid building,” explains Chris McCue, Carr’s director of architecture.

Explore the ultimate in custom luxury homes.

Display open Sat-Wed 1pm-5pm Balwyn North 74 Greythorn Road

Seamus O’Brien 0400 058 147 Kate Dunn 0437 556 349 comdainhomes.com.au

Com Comd omdain a n Home Ho s P Pty Ltd Ltd Reg No. CD C B-U U 5087 087 873 CO COH158 H15865 65 5

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Number of apartments: 12; 10 three-beds, two penthouses Prices: $2.895 million-$5.895 million

“We’ve clad the building in a limestone and set up a really formal rhythm across the street presentation, wrapping the whole building with a really generous allocation of floor-to-ceiling glass and built-in planters.

“There’s a high degree of privacy at Heyington and certainly the Toorak buyer is all about privacy.”

The front fence, which is set back three metres from the street, is also clad in limestone. The underside of the balconies are lined with teak and

Car parking: Minimum of two side-by-side carparks.

Most come with three carparks side-by-side and penthouses have a threecar lock up garage Completion estimate: Mid-2021 Agent: Capital Property Marketing, Emily Shaddick 0409864551, Bryce Patterson 0412056838 Open for inspection: Onsite display suite open by appointment

a solid timber door automatically opens with a no-step entry.

Ground floor apartments have wraparound gardens and some apartments have the option for a pool. Built-in planter boxes will come ready with a variety of plants designed to bloom year-round.

These are managed on a self-water system by the body corporate, leaving residents free to take holidays without maintenance upkeep.

Internal spaces are extremely generous – up to 323 square metres – making it easy to strike a balance between bedroom and living proportions, says McCue. “There’s a lot of apartments in recent years that I don’t think have quite achieved the balance between really generous living spaces and bedroom spaces,” he says. “Here, we are afforded the luxury of larger apartments, so we can create fantastic living spaces that cater to large family gatherings, but at a scale that feels comfortable for two.”

The project’s adjacency to St Kevin’s Junior School makes it an ideal option for downsizers with grandkids

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River of dreams

Chris McCue from Carr Design Group.

who attend the school or families who want to live within walking distance. A clutch of the city’s most prestigious schools including Melbourne Grammar, Melbourne Girls Grammar, St Catherine’s and Lauriston Girls’ School are also close.

Heyington station is a two-minute walk away, so city commuters can easily consider ditching their cars during the week.

All of the 12 apartments have ground-floor storage plus secure basement car parks.

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inding a home within walking distance of the Yarra River is a waiting game for most. Rare as hen’s teeth, these locations offer proximity to nature that is quintessentially Melbourne.

At Walmer, a 74-apartment project

by Salta Properties, residents are close to an elbow of the Yarra that skirts under Victoria Street just before the Victoria Gardens Shopping Centre.

These large apartments come with roomy balconies, providing buyers a good reason to swap their standalone houses for inner-city living.

Customised floor plans come in 150 configurations, so residents have a choice of orientation and position.

All of the apartments have wraparound balconies with full width windows.

A 24-hour concierge is on hand to help residents with everything from delivery of parcels to Uber Eats.

There’s also a 25-metre pool, gym, sauna and lounge with a separate meeting room.

At a glance Walmer 649 Victoria Street, Abbotsford (corner Walmer Plaza & Victoria Street Abbotsford) Architect: Bates Smart Developer: Salta Properties Interior design: Bates Smart Number of apartments: 74; 22 one-bed, 23 twobed, 25 three-bed, four four-bedroom Prices: One-bed $600,000-$860,000, twobed $870,000–$1.6 million, three-bed $2.6 million– $4.5 million, four-bed $3.95 million–$6 million Car parking: Apartments have at least one car space, three and four bedroom apartments have two spaces. Extra spaces available for purchase Completion estimate:

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hile $10,000 can be hard to come by all at once, if you have managed to gather together a tidy pile of money to add value to your home here are my top ideas on how to best use your loot.

Skylights have even more impact on a room when installed in multiples.

Skylights

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Structural changes mean trades and trades absorb budgets, but a nice, predictable and fairly straightforward way to bathe your rooms with light is with the installation of a skylight.

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All going well though, and especially if you’re willing and able to repaint your ceiling and skylight void yourself, you should be able achieve a dramatic change to any room for under $10,000. When assessing your room’s needs, have a look at whether your budget can accommodate several skylights as they have more impact when multiplied.

Solar panels In a car trip recently the gentleman behind the wheel was showing me an app on his phone that showed how much his solar panels were taking off his power bill.

We chatted about his full set-up with the total cost of 30 panels being something like $14,000, although you can obviously scale that down for your house size and budget.

He was saving several hundreds of dollars a quarter on his energy bills.

The saving wasn’t the feel-good factor for him though, it was knowing he was doing his bit for renewable energy, for his kids and his grandkids, that really lit him up.

Floor plan Right at this moment I’m trying to rejig my downstairs floor plan to make best use of the space.

It’s going to take moving a few timber stud walls and distributing any load that might be borne by them, and moving some furniture around to make best use of the access to the outdoors.

With any construction work, though, you can only get predictable prices from thorough and water-tight documentation to send out to tender, but with the arrival of Hi Pages it seems that process is even simpler.

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Getting a fixed price and a clear contract around a defined scope of work allows you the best chance to fit your works within a budget, though it’s always wise to keep 10 to 20 per cent of your budget aside for contingencies or any changes of heart.

Look at drapery that’s ready-made to bring down the luxury price tag, but however you piece together your aesthetic, giving it an extra layer will offer a sense of wellbeing that you will find hard to feel anywhere else but home.

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If you want to make your home a true reflection of your personality and a wonderful cocoon of wellbeing to shut out all the troubles of the world, you need to invest in that extra layer.

Whether your desired mood is light and bright, dark and sultry, minimalist or heavily decorated, you need to layer in paint colours, wallpapers, decor and soft furnishings, all of which you can achieve, especially with some DIY prowess and a good eye for a bargain.

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ward-winning journalist and radio presenter Virginia Trioli is ABC Radio Melbourne’s new Mornings’ host, taking over from veteran announcer Jon Faine. The former TV News Breakfast anchor and Walkley Award winner lives in inner-city Melbourne with her husband Russell Skelton, the director of RMIT ABC Fact Check, and their sevenyear-old son Addison. Their modern two-storey townhouse is filled with art – there are two Tony Clarke paintings in the lounge and kitchen area. A radio sits proudly and plenty of books on history and politics are carefully stacked on the coffee table. Think On Violence

by Natasha Stott Despoja and The Future is History by Masha Gessen. Large couches hug the ample coffee table that becomes an ideal setting for afternoon tea for long discussions on Trioli’s favourite topics of cinema, art and food. The couple built the home around 20 years ago, on a site where a condemned heritage-listed kit home once sat. The building was donated to the University of Melbourne’s Architecture Department, which removed the Gold Rush-era home one piece at a time to keep its structure intact for history’s sake.

A FEW OF MY FAVOURITE THINGS …

Linda Marrinon statue

Typewriter This Olivetti Lexicon from the

Linda Marrinon is a

1960s was my first ever

contemporary of mine; when

typewriter, given to me by an ex-

I finished my fine art degree

boyfriend. This design is also in

at the La Trobe University I

the Museum of Modern Art in

got engaged in the arts scene

New York. I typed my honours

there and got to know Linda.

thesis in cinema studies on it. It

I purchased this in Sydney in

has the most satisfying thunk. I

2005 and love it. She started

wrote many thank-you notes

out as a painter and I have

including the break-up note for

always loved her sensibility.

the guy who bought it for me.

Photo of Addison

Lekker bike

This photo was taken first thing

My husband gave me this bike

in the morning a few years ago at

as a Christmas present last

Currimundi in Queensland while

year. She’s so pretty, I need to

on a school holiday break. It’s of

give her a name. It’s a Dutch

me and Addison at the beach

bike and heavy as a tram, but

jumping for joy and captured by

it has a lovely basket. When I

my husband Russell on his

peddle up a hill my thighs

mobile phone. Addison had just

certainly get a workout. I load

woken up and was still in his PJs.

it up with items from the

So that is a shot of us racing

local supermarket. I try

down and being in the moment.

to use it daily.

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Embracing your personal colour palette

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o you know what your favourite colour is? Ask a kid that same question, and the answer is instant and unwavering. As adults, we may have forgotten that an allegiance to a certain shade was symbolic of so much when were young. Declaring a favourite colour was our way of defining ourselves and telling the world what we were about. We requested everything – outfits, bedroom walls, pencil cases, birthday-party decorations – in our chosen chroma. Our hero hues made us happy, even though we were likely to move on to another colour within a month’s time.

Fast-forward to our adult years, and we no longer spend time discussing our favourite colours.

Sadly, our personal spaces often lack direct reference to the colours that

make us joyful. The thing is, we make decisions every day that unconsciously highlight and reinforce the palettes to which we are naturally drawn. From the clothes in our wardrobe to the food we put on our plate (and heck, even the plate itself), our choices about colour continue to tell the story of who we are. If our homes work best for us when they reflect what makes us happy, secure and comforted, then shouldn’t we try to inject our own colour palette into the space?

Most interior stylists and designers will tell you that working with colour is the most immediate way to change the mood of a room. Countless articles, workshops and textbooks have delved deep into the technicalities and nuances of colour, breaking the complexities down into

rules and prescriptive palettes, and often not leaving room for creative interpretation.

It can be a daunting and stifled way to learn about something that is so personal. It’s no wonder that lots of adults are afraid to play with colour in their homes – they’re too scared to jump in and express themselves with paint and decor, fearing that they will get it “wrong”. When it comes to colour, however, it isn’t so black and white.

We all have primal, physiological responses to certain colours that we can’t control. High-energy reds get the heart racing, while soft blues slow us down. We also have very individual thresholds when it comes to how much colour we can take before nausea sets in. Some people

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crumbling building admired on an exotic holiday, the walls of the dentist’s waiting room. It is these fragmented moments that form our preferred colour palettes.

We should unapologetically colour our home environments in palettes that are unique to us, in ways that mean something to us.

We need to spend a little time thinking about the colours that give us joy, just as we would have done as bright-eyed young things in the school playground.

Declaring our favourite colour was a way of defining ourselves when we were young.

Colour considerations

love the feeling of being enveloped in a colour-saturated room, while others would prefer to spend their time in a colour-neutral space.

Our perception of a colour is tinted by our own life story and learned

associations. All our memories, positive or negative, will have a connection to colour in some way: the school uniform that was begrudgingly worn, the facade of a

These are not rules, but things to think about: Get in tune with the colours to which you react positively. Recall places and moments that made you feel good, and create a mood board (digital or physical) that represents these memories. Take note of recurring colours and themes.

Adding colour to a room doesn’t have to mean you must paint the walls in vibrant hues. Colour can be

added to a neutral-walled room through artworks, textiles and decor, and you can add as much or as little as you want.

Know that you can have too much of a good thing. Overusing one colour in a space will either overwhelm you with its intensity or be so monotonous that you will find the space boring and flat. Play around with a mix of colours in a space until you find a balance that pleases you.

Understand that paint is temporary and decor is easily swapped out. There is no harm in trying new things, as “mistakes” can be erased swiftly.

Observe the scene outside your windows and the way the light works its way through the house. I love having a green quilt cover in my bedroom, as it connects the room to the treetops directly beyond the window, drawing the outside in and grounding me in nature.

Our preference for certain types of colour will evolve as we grow and advance through our life stages.

Embrace these changes, and never stop experimenting with colour in your home.

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DESIGN BRIEF B y E LIZ AB E TH CL ARKE

The main

Harbour sanctuary

bedroom features a blush pink velvet wall.

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erched atop a hill and immersed in parklands in Sydney’s Dover Heights, Vaucluse Residence’s warm glowing interior is designed for family, luxury, and as a backdrop to its stunning outlook.

The home’s uninterrupted harbour views define it, while its subtle elegant European-infused interior underlines the beauty of its surrounding landscape.

“The family loved the location but the 10-year-old house was very dated,” says interior designer Nina Maya. “While it had good bones, the decor wasn’t to the family’s taste.”

Maya’s solution was to start again from scratch. Inside, the ceilings, walls, joinery, flooring, and windows were removed and replaced to let in

the light, pull the harbour inside, and connect indoors and out.

“One challenge was the home’s close proximity to the neighbour’s property,” she says. “We wanted to use glazing to allow natural light in, but didn’t want a view of the house next door. The solution was bespoke windows crafted using textured and fluted glass with brass inserts. They became a beautiful design feature but also concealed the view while allowing natural light.”

While enhancing the view was key, creating a functional, comfortable and calm family home was top priority.

Vast, generously proportioned and sweeping over several floors, today Vaucluse Residence embraces five bedrooms and bathrooms, opulent

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formal and casual living zones, an oversized kitchen, a custom-designed home office, and nanny quarters.

Maya says the family’s love of travel and their European background influenced its aesthetic.

The understated and elegant interior is imbued with beautiful decor, objects, furnishings and finishes in subtle shapes and barelythere hues. From the customdesigned windows and joinery and blush velvet main bedroom walls, to the bespoke smoked-glass stairwell window and marble-clad main bathroom, the home projects calm and serenity.

“I wanted to infuse the family’s worldly style into the interior and soft furnishings,” Maya says. “We sourced special pieces and one-off rare vintage finds from all over the world, including the beautiful chandelier suspended in the staircase. It is undoubtedly the showpiece of the home.”

Maya says the home is brimming with warmth and functionality that caters perfectly for a young family: “They are very happy living there, which is most important.” ninamayainteriors.com

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