Domain - The Age, December 07, 2019

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hristmas came early for Melbourne’s property market, with a bounce-back beginning mid-year that gifted owners a pep-up in prices. If a new home was on your wish list but you didn’t find what you were looking for this year, word from our well-placed sources is that February will be buzzing, as confidence among sellers spreads. This is our last edition of the year but as the metro market enters hibernation, the coastal market starts to heat up. If your beloved begrudgingly followed you to weekly open for inspections during Melbourne’s fickle winter and spring, they will probably welcome the chance to stroll through gorgeous Sorrento, Portsea, Lorne and Wye River boltholes over lazy weekends to come. But before then, there is still plenty to marvel at on the city market and this edition – from the award-winning Orb House in Kew, to a first home with water views for under $900,000 and a designer residence in Carlton – is a fitting farewell to 2019.

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NEW LIVING

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Modern Homes

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Gardening

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Neighbourhoods

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Design Brief

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Colonial farmhouses, or their more modern iteration, have an enduring appeal even when built by the seaside rather than in more distant locales. This smart version in the swish hamlet of Flinders on the Mornington Peninsula is an easy walk away from the village shops. The residence captures a classic look with double doors in all three bedrooms, the bright living room, spacious adjoining dining area and luxurious kitchen opening to the verandah. A pool and a particularly well-equipped pool house – with a bathroom, kitchenette and living area – are an entertainers’ dream. A gas log fire in the living room will enchant through the winter but in the warmer months, throw open those verandah doors and welcome the coastal breeze. The decor is crisp and the clean, calmingly neutral palette befits its beach location. Exacting finishes include hand-crafted tiles, generous use of handsome Carrara marble and impeccably landscaped gardens. RT Edgar agent Michael Parker is looking after the listing.

KATE NANCARROW & EMILY POWER

OUR COVER 59 Grange Road, Toorak, listed

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‘‘The stuff of mid-engine fantasies’’.

Extraordinary cornering, concentrated horsepower, and legendary Porsche design.

It’s no wonder the critics are enamoured, with Australia’s MOTOR Magazine even declaring the 718 Cayman “the stuff of mid-engine fantasies”. porsche.com.au/718Cayman

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

TOORAK 818 Orrong Road $15 million-$16.5 million

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On the open market for the first time since 1969, this mansion grants a rare opportunity to scoop 44 metres of Yarra River bank.

“The property’s position adjacent to the bend in the Yarra means that it has irreplaceable views back up the river,” says its agent.

Set on a flat 1857-squaremetre block, it is one of only five secluded properties in its cul-de-sac.

Its bedrooms, including an 8.1 metre by 5.6 metre main suite, are all located on its top floor, maximising views.

The ground floor offers interconnecting living, dining,

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KOOYONG

52a Molesworth Street

3a St Martins Close

$5.5 million-$6 million

$2.1 million to $2.3 million

kitchen with double ovens, private bar and an enormous

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office with powder room.

A north-facing garden with

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Award-winning Orb House

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A dream home for buyers

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decks and timber walkways,

has returned to the market,

a pool, and a jetty complete

listed for the fifth time by its

meals-family zone and

close to inner-east schools,

floors on both levels amplify

this dream home.

sales agent. “Its current

kitchen with breakfast bar.

facilities and city access, this

the luxurious feel of the

Expressions of interest:

owners, who are relocating,

The glamorous pool, pool

contemporary home aces

downstairs retreat, and the

close 5pm, December 10

have done a great job with

house and deck hug one side

glam design. Set over two

upstairs’ open living-dining

Agent: Marshall White,

the gardens and interiors

of the ground level.

storeys on 509 square

area, and stone and marble

Brendan Allen 0499 229 007

and it has a warm sparkling

Expressions of interest:

metres, the upper level deck

kitchen with butler’s pantry.

in conjunction with Prestige

feeling,” the agent says. It is

close 5pm, December 14

overlooks a “lovely treed

Auction: December 14,

Homes of Victoria (Christie’s

set on 961 square metres.

Agent: Kay & Burton,

oasis, a true hidden enclave,”

11.30am

International Real Estate),

The statuesque glazed walls

Sam Wilkinson 0400 169 148

the agent says. Rich oak

Sean Cussell 0425 787 979

frame a curvaceous dining-

wanting domestic sanctuary

Agent: Marshall White, Rae Tomlinson 0418 336 234

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NORTHCOTE 81 Union Street $2.2 million-$2.4 million

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“The house is brilliant but the location makes it even better,” says the listing agent for this fresh, white doublefronted Victorian, a standout in its cul-de-sac of period cottages. “It’s around the corner from Westgarth village, the cinema, cafes and Il Melograno, which has Melbourne’s best ice cream.” Well, that’s summer sorted. Locals, Sydneysiders and downsizers have inspected and admired dark-stained timber floors, leadlight windows and other period features, the practical floor plan and the renovation done nine years ago.

Auction: noon, December 7 Agent: Jellis Craig, Sam Rigopoulos 0425 834 583

FITZROY 1 Garfield Street $1.5 million-$1.65 million

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Around 150 years old, this doublefronted mid-Victorian-era house is still proving to be a great place to live.

It’s on a corner site of 160 square metres, beside tiny workers’ cottages in a quiet back street a stone’s throw from Carlton Gardens. It was renovated by its architect-owner in the 1980s and the vendors have recently redone the bathroom, kitchen and inviting north-facing garden, which has ROW and a potential car space.

Auction: 1pm, December 7 Agent: Nelson Alexander, Peter Stephens 0418 104 214

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RICHMOND

LAST WEEKEND

1/24 Abinger Street $2.7 million-$2.97 million

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Canny warehouse-conversion devotees are seeing all sorts of industrial-chic potential for this

Source: Domain Group

residence in the circa 1880s Malt

What our expert says

House complex. The vendors rescued it in the 1990s and created two levels of living plus garage on a 206-squaremetre footprint.

Auction: 6.30pm, December 11 Agent: Marshall White, Tori McGregor 0400 633 992

Trent Wiltshire

Domain Economist

The Melbourne market rebounded dramatically in the second half of 2019. Most indicators, such as high auction clearance rates, point

BEAUMARIS

to strong price growth

4a Mariemont Avenue

in 2020.

$1.8 million-$1.9 million

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35 Canterbury Road

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$3 million-$3.3 million

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appeal. Walk to primary schools and Beaumaris Secondary College, or take

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the dog to the leash-free beach. Living

$4.51 million HAWTHORN EAST

7 Rosslyn Street Sold by Jellis Craig.

“Middle Park is the most expensive

areas and a bedroom with en suite on

The agent describes this elegant lacy

real estate per square metre and

each level offer private spaces and

lady with bay window out front as a

there are good reasons for that.”

flexibility. The kitchen’s luxurious fit-

rare original Boom-era balconied

Auction: 1.30pm, December 8

out includes Calacatta stone

terrace. The comfortable four-bedder

Agent: The Agency,

benchtops and Miele appliances.

with a deep garden is ripe for a

Adrian Wood 0404 861 508

Expressions of interest: close 5pm,

sophisticated contemporary

December 10

renovation that would “easily

Agent: Kay & Burton,

double its value”, the agent says.

Alex Schiavo 0419 239 549

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

IVANHOE 1 Woodstock Crescent $845,000-$895,000

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This contemporary

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residence would suit a range of buyers thanks to its stylish

wardrobe. Downstairs the

fit-out, proximity to a range

dining and living space

of shops, restaurants,

opens to a covered

BRUNSWICK EAST

schools and transportation,

entertaining area.

10 Gear Street

and its low-maintenance

Auction: 11.30am,

$680,000-$730,000

upkeep. The three bedrooms

December 14

upstairs include a main with

Agent: Nelson Alexander,

full en suite and walk-in

Nunzio Sulfaro 0414 223 134

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This two-bedroom doublestorey townhouse would be on the wish list of young professionals thanks to its proximity to both Lygon and Nicholson streets’ bars, cafes and restaurants, and public transport options to

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the CBD. Polished

1/147 Mason Street

10/6-8 Stephens Street

floorboards flow throughout

$780,000-$850,000

$750,000-$820,000

the first floor, with plush carpet in the bedrooms

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upstairs, where there is also

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a separate study nook. The

This stylish townhouse with

practical living and dining

designer touches is “close to

area leads out to a small

Newport Village and just

a study nook. Downstairs,

top floor, three-bedroom

station and village shopping

balcony with northerly views.

metres from the glorious

enjoy the spacious, open-

apartment enjoys views

strip are a 500-metre walk

Auction: 12.30pm,

expanses of Newport Lakes,”

plan living and dining area.

across the bay from its

from your door.

December 14

says the agent. Upstairs,

Auction: 1.30pm,

living-dining zone and

Auction: 10.30am,

Agent: Jellis Craig,

you’ll find three sunlit

December 14

balcony. The kitchen is well

December 14

Anthony Lapadula

bedrooms, two sleek

Agent: RT Edgar,

appointed, with stainless

Agent: Buxton, Daniel Wright

0401 655 005

bathrooms and a rumpus

Joanne Royston

steel appliances and granite

0414 788 828

area that can also be used as

0402 996 622

breakfast bar. Carrum

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Sitting in a prime spot

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opposite Carrum beach, this

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

Need to know: The property was last sold for $8 million in November 2010.

The highest recorded house price for Toorak (past 12 months) was $19 million for 16 Lansell Road in December 2018.

Recent Sales $5 million 4 Nareeb Court, October $4.7 million 11 Kent Court, September

A Christmas cracker

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elbourne property in 2019 has been like a box of chocolates – rich, indulgent, and full of surprises.

As is the custom, we take our leave this year with a flourish – a Toorak house in all its polished pomp.

This Nic Bochsler-designed manse was built in the mid-1980s so there’s scope for modernisation but that doesn’t mean you don’t get luxury turned up to 11 here. It starts with an impressive walkway behind high walls that steps down to the entry.

Beyond here to the left, Japanesestyle gardens and a gorgeous fish pond frame the exquisite dining room with its frameless glass.

A study in the south-west corner lets you follow the fish too, and sitting centrally at the end of the marble-tiled hall is the living room – an airy, composed beauty with excellent space and an open fire.

Wind around to the northern edge and up a few steps to another living space that leads back to the kitchen.

The benches here are black granite

$3.005 million 15 Mandeville Crescent, September

What the agent says

TOORAK 59 Grange Road $13.8 million-$15.1 million

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and there’s a large butler’s pantry. A family meals space has the best views over the internal lap pool.

Around back behind the stair near the entry is a fully self-contained apartment. There’s also a bar and a spiral staircase that leads to a bedroom with en suite, living space and city views.

Outside on the back terrace there’s another black-tiled pool and spa;

step down to several decks that offer excellent views of the tennis court.

Back inside and upstairs, the hall splits to the front of house where another bedroom has a vast dressing room and wardrobes, plus a glasswalled bathroom.

At the front of this level, the main bedroom is a sublime retreat of enormous dimensions.

A stunning and iconic Nic Bochslerdesigned home with resort-like facilities.

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CARLTON 7 Elm Tree Place $2.5 million-$2.75 million

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“This is inner-city living at its best: bespoke, top-end, architecturally creative, like a sculpture – and on your own sliver of land,” says the listing agent who has been a keen witness to this project since Eastop Architects began reworking the original 1986 design by Nonda Katsalidis. The small footprint expands upwards and adds a striking north terrace to the topfloor. A moody kind of glamour comes from fluted glass screens, a floating marble floor in forest green, rustable steel facade and sensual curves.

Expressions of interest: close 5pm, December 16 Agent: Kay & Burton, Monique Depierre 0407 881 327

MIDDLE PARK

ST KILDA WEST

BALWYN NORTH

119 Harold Street

327 Beaconsfield Parade

4 Walnut Road

$4.2 million-$4.6 million

$4.5 million-$4.95 million

$3.2 million-$3.5 million

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This art deco corner property grew with the

The three levels of this 1920s bayside residence are

Here’s Balwyn calling, and family living in the 2020s.

acquisition of neighbouring stables, which became a

beautifully proportioned and reveal the vibrant

The big, bold 2015 build, clad in stone and timber

garage then extra living space with a self-contained

personality of its former architect-owner. It features

battens, boasts multiple living areas and ceilings up

apartment above. The house has a remarkable

a beachfront balcony, reverse floor plan and tranquil

to six metres. It’s as formal or casual as you make it,

dome-ceiling foyer and bespoke timberwork.

tropical garden. “It is quite exceptional, with a sense

free-flowing to the lap pool, entertaining area and

Expressions of interest: close 5pm, December 16

of design, quality and homeliness” the agent says.

outdoor kitchen.

Agent: Greg Hocking, Warwick Gardiner

Auction: 1.30pm, December 7

Auction: 6.30pm, December 12

0438 308 555

Agent: Wilson, Graeme Wilson 0418 315 645

Agent: Kay & Burton, Sophie Su 0425 270 125

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LISTEN IN B y AM E LIA BARN E S

January Jones reveals what to listen out for in season two …

“In one episode we speak to Shelley Craft about her tree change to Byron Bay. Shelley talks with so much positivity and enthusiasm; I challenge anyone to

Somewhere Else podcast

listen to that and not

hosts Rose Donohoe and

want to make a tree

January Jones.

change of their own!”

AMELIA STANWIX

“We also interview Dean Cropp, who is known on Instagram as @barefootcaptain.

He is a filmmaker who lives on a boat full-

JA N UA RY J O N E S

time. It’s just fascinating to learn

Co-host of Somewhere Else

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omewhere Else – Domain’s podcast about people living in weird and wonderful ways – is back.

Amelia Barnes sat down with the podcast’s co-host, January Jones, to discuss the changing definition of home, and what’s in store for season two.

What inspired you to create this podcast?

I was seeing many stories come across my desk about people living in interesting and unique ways, but there’s only so much you can say in a 600-word story.

I wanted to find out why these people are living the way they are, what it’s really like, how much it actually costs, and what are the downsides. If you cook salmon in

how he does that, and to hear the

your tiny house, for example, does it smell out the whole space?

A podcast felt like an appropriate medium to tell these stories in more depth.

What were some of your favourite moments from season one?

I loved talking to Karina Waters, a Perth woman who’s restoring a 94 room French chateau. I had followed her Instagram account @chateaugudanes for years and commissioned stories about her, so getting the chance to actually talk to her myself was really exciting. I think that project is just phenomenal and so beautiful. The scope of it is immense.

One of my other favourites was the episode on Ian Usher and Vanessa Anderson who are full-time house sitters. They don’t have a permanent

residence; they sold all their stuff and now live in different places around the world, and they love it.

What have you learnt in creating this podcast?

I’ve realised there are so many different misconceptions about why people live the way they do.

To the average person these ideas might sound different, but at the core of it, it’s just another way of living.

Sometimes, it’s not as absurd as it looks from the outside.

Why do you think the podcast is resonating with audiences?

There’s a real trend at the moment of people wanting to live in different ways.

It’s not just for financial reasons either. Not everyone necessarily wants the nine-to-five and the white picket fence in the suburbs.

enthusiasm and passion he has for his lifestyle.”

People are broadening their idea of what living is, and what a home means. It’s not just four walls – it could be a bus, a tree house or a tiny house.

These stories have resonated because there are many people out there looking for different options and are inspired by it.

You can listen to Somewhere Else on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify and everywhere else you find your podcasts.

Episode one of season two drops on Monday, December 9.

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Address

Beds

Sat Sun Price $000s

Agent

AUCTIONS Houses and Apartments * 3 Rose St 4/23 Kooyong Rd* BALWYN NORTH

2BR 12.00 2BR 12.30

POA POA

Jellis Craig MW ONE

28 Jacka St BEAUMARIS

6BR 10.30

POA

Fletchers

4A Wattle Av* BLACK ROCK

4BR

4 College Gr BLACKBURN

4BR

2.30

POA

Marshall White

29 Kinkora Rd BLACKBURN SOUTH

3BR

11.00

900-990

Woodards

43 Gissing St BOX HILL

3BR

11.00

860-940

Woodards

2/30 Simpsons Rd* 9 Patricia St BRIGHTON

2BR 1.00 3BR 12.00

550-600 POA

Woodards Fletchers

100 St Andrews St 19 Whyte St 2,32 Roslyn St* 25 Huntingfield Rd 43 Brickwood St 6 Kinane St Bathing Box 76D* BRIGHTON EAST

3BR 11.00 3BR 12.30 2BR 10.00 5BR 2.00 4BR 12.00 4BR 2.30 0BR 1.00

10 Garden Av 133 Marriage Rd BRUNSWICK EAST

4BR 10.30 4BR 11.30

1a Taranaki Av BURWOOD

3BR

2/8 Alder St* CAMBERWELL

2BR 12.00

4/3 Through Rd* CARNEGIE

3BR 10.00

306/25 Truganini Rd* ELWOOD

3BR 12.00

2/145-147 Ormond Rd* FITZROY

1BR

1.30

1 Garfield St

3BR

1.00

11.30

POA

NPD POA NPD NPD NPD POA NPD POA POA

Marshall White

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1.2M-1.27M Nelson Alexander NPD NPD

Beds

Sat Sun Price $000s

Agent

FITZROY NORTH

ARMADALE

11.00

Address

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680-720

Woodards

POA

MW ONE

1.5M-1.65M Nelson Alexander

Address

Beds

Sat Sun Price $000s

Agent

SOUTH YARRA

508 Rae St* HAWTHORN

0BR

11.00

950+

Woodards

102/121 Power St* HAWTHORN EAST

2BR

3.30

530-580

Woodards

29 Ryeburne Av KEW

4BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

205/75 Princess St* KOOYONG

2BR

2.30

POA

Jellis Craig

9/414 Glenferrie Rd* MALVERN

3BR

34 Embling Rd 4/1298 Malvern Rd* 68 Horace St MALVERN EAST

5BR 2.00 2BR 9.30 5BR 12.00

POA POA POA

Jellis Craig MW ONE Jellis Craig

1/8 Lomond Tc* 17 Baker St MENTONE

1BR 2.30 4BR 10.30

POA POA

MW ONE Marshall White

8/7 Como East Pd* MIDDLE PARK

1BR

3.00

POA

MW ONE

11/50 Canterbury Rd* MITCHAM

3BR

3.30

POA

MW ONE

25 Somers St MURRUMBEENA

4BR

1.00

900-990

Woodards

ALBERT PARK

483 Neerim Rd PARKVILLE

3BR

2.00

1.7M-1.8M

Woodards

GLEN IRIS

18/283 Royal Pd* PORT MELBOURNE

3BR

11.00

259 The Boulevard 403/166 Rouse St* PRAHRAN

4BR 2BR

12.30 12.30

NPD POA

Greg Hocking Marshall White

27 Mackay St 2B Stawell St* 32 Chatsworth Rd RICHMOND

2BR 10.00 3BR 1.30 4BR 1.00

POA NPD POA

Biggin & Scott Kay & Burton Marshall White

34 Grattan Pl 58 Richmond Tc 69 Rowena Pd SANDRINGHAM

2BR 10.00 2BR 1.00 4BR 12.00

POA POA POA

Jellis Craig Jellis Craig Jellis Craig

6,59 Victoria St* SOUTH MELBOURNE

2BR

2.30

NPD

Nick Johnstone

106a Tope St

3BR

11.00

POA

Cayzer

1 & 2/10 Lang St* 101/2 Cromwell Rd* 14/271A Williams Rd* 20 Grosvenor St 4 Motherwell St

4BR 2BR 1BR 2BR 3BR

10.30 10.00 10.30 10.00 10.30

POA POA POA POA POA

Marshall White MW ONE MW ONE Jellis Craig Marshall White

4BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

5BR

1.30

NPD

Wilson

3BR 3BR

9.30 11.00

POA NPD

MW ONE Noel Jones

4BR

12.30

NPD

Kay & Burton

ST KILDA 14 Baker St ST KILDA WEST

12.30

POA

MW ONE

327 Beaconsfield Pd SURREY HILLS 2/52 Shepherd St* 69 Russell St TOORAK 8 Blackfriars Cl

WEEKEND OPEN FOR INSPECTIONS Houses and Apartments * 119 Ashworth St 54 Osborne Av

790-850 Nelson Alexander

3BR

2.30

POA

Marshall White

4BR 10.00

POA

Marshall White

4BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

5BR 10.30

NPD

Kay & Burton

4BR

11.00

NPD

Greg Hocking

1BR

3.30

NPD

Biggin & Scott

3BR 12.00 4BR 2.15 5BR 12.30 3BR 2.00 5BR By Appt.

NPD POA POA NPD POA

Kay & Burton Marshall White Marshall White Kay & Burton Marshall White

KOOYONG 3a St Martins Cl MALVERN EAST 1 Kingston St MIDDLE PARK 119 Harold St SOUTH YARRA 2006/229 Toorak Rd* TOORAK 102/42 Washington St* 19 Denham Pl 59 Grange Rd 7 Ottawa Rd 818 Orrong Rd

*Denotes unit / townhouse / apartments

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GREG HOCKING HOLDSWORTH

A4 B3 D1

119 Harold Street, Middle Park Blending Art Deco charm and contemporary style, this striking residence’s impressively proportioned and zoned spaces effortlessly cater to every modern family requirement. Multiple living zones create superb versatility, including open plan living and dining adjoining a stylish marble kitchen. The main bedroom with walk in robe and ensuite is accompanied by three further bedrooms, including one with ensuite, plus skylit bathroom. A central courtyard is complemented by a generous terrace with stunning city and bay views. Land size 344m2 approx.

Albert Park 8644 5500

EOI Price Inspect Contact

close 16th December at 5pm Contact Agent Sat 11-11.30am Wed 5-5.30pm Warwick Gardiner 0438 308 555 Greg Hocking 0418 329 961 Jansen Spencer 0408 502 555

greghocking.com.au

GREG HOCKING HOLDSWORTH

AUCTION TODAY

A4 B2 C2 D1

259 The Boulevard, Port Melbourne Showcasing the highest attention to detail, this breathtaking residence offers exclusive luxury against a backdrop of uninterrupted bay views. Features open plan living and dining plus Miele appointed kitchen and sizeable balcony on the first floor. The sophisticated main bedroom with robes and ensuite is complemented by three further bedrooms and stylish family bathroom. Includes private deck with hot tub.

Albert Park 8644 5500

Auction Price Inspect Contact

Sat 7th December at 12.30pm $2,850,000 - $3,100,000 Sat 12-12.30pm Callum Richardson 0488 504 889 Peter Zervas 0405 682 173

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Million dollar views Sensational 'Beachfront Haven' apartments boasting magnificent uninterrupted views across the bay. Offering a premium lifestyle opportunity and just a short stroll to cafes, shops & train.

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Price $460,000 - $490,000 Inspect As advertised online Contact Daniel Wright 0414 788 828 Shane O'Sughrue 0422 116 355

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• masterfully reimagined, stunning renovation/extension • an indulgent master suite, cinema room, spectacular open-plan living • Well-appointed double kitchen and outdoor entertainer’s sanctuary • a versatile studio houses a third bedroom and bathroom • minutes from Queens Park, city tram & vibrant Puckle street. aucTion insPecT conTacT

28 Hutcheson street moonee Ponds 1112 Mt Alexander Road, Essendon

Grand Scale Luxury with Million Dollar Views This brand new double storey house offers a world class lifestyle with a classic period look. Showcasing generous proportions throughout with an abundance of natural light that is sure to impress. Offering a versatile floor plan, with 5 large BR (main with WIR and ensuite), study, kitchen with butler’s pantry, large adjoining sun filled living space overlooking a meticulously well thought out rear garden, featuring vertical living wall of greenery, ROW access to a double car garage and stunning views of the city from the roof top. Close to public transport and local parks.

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The house with “a vista from every room” is how its owner, Trent McCamley, described his palatial Mount Gisborne home. Catch epics views including the Melbourne skyline, the You Yangs and Port Phillips Bay from all rooms of this two-storey residence. It is on 16 hectares

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3A Glenfern Road Romsey This picturesque property will both surprise and delight. The land boasts a gatehouse, conference centre and 21 accommoda�on rooms (all with ensuites) nestled between English inspired gardens. Set within the rolling hills of Romsey on 6.25 acres (approx.). Stroll down the tree lined, sun-dappled paths. Have a hit of cricket on the impressive pitch and a drink in the adjoining pavilion a�erwards. Hold your seminar, retreat or event in the light filled conference centre. The building also houses a commercial kitchen, dining-room, bar, lounge, billiard room, enclosed real (Royal) tennis court and change rooms to ensure your guests are well entertained and comfortable.

FOR SALE VIEW By Appointment PRICE $2,800,000 Rhys Nu�all 0438 383 221 Helen Sankey 0438 563 519

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8 Capri Grove Sorrento A Hamptons inspired haven of excep�onal design, this impressive property is set within an elevated low maintenance paradise located within moments to Sorrento Village and the ocean beach surf. With breathtaking treetop and sand dune vistas and a superb ground level zoned layout of over 30 squares, the home offers four bedrooms, three bathrooms plus powder room, two living areas, a vast entertainer’s deck with inbuilt pool, gourmet kitchen with butler’s pantry, a study, remote double garage, separate entrance for secure boat/caravan parking and fully landscaped irrigated gardens.

AUCTION Saturday 7th December 2019 at 2:00pm (Unless Sold Prior) VIEW Saturday from 1.30pm Clayton Smith 0418 877 445 Holly Longmuir 0425 737 674

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416-424 Dundas Street St Andrews Beach

158 Mahers Road Lancefield

Set on 5,579sqm (approx) this elevated, double storey, superbly updated home offers direct beach access and soaring views.

Striking the perfect balance between nostalgic and contemporary, the property features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas, expansive outdoor decking, inbuilt spa, separate self contained bungalow, double carport and a garage.

The picturesque Badger’s Keep features an assortment of recently modernised early se�lement buildings nestled within a lush gardenscape. It boasts house with separate co�age, workshop, stables, stock barn, hay shed and a private tennis court. Perfect for weddings, a Bed and Breakfast, farm stays or a lifestyle change, this charming property on 43 acres has to be seen to be believed. rtedgar.com.au

AUCTION Sunday 8th December at 1:00pm (Unless Sold Prior) VIEW Saturday & Sunday 12.30-1.00pm Samantha Moffa� 0431 702 838 | Clayton Smith 0418 877 445

AUCTION Saturday 14th December at 2.00pm (Unless sold prior) VIEW By Appointment | PRICE Contact Agent Rhys Nu�all 0438 383 221 | Helen Sankey 0438 563 519

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LOCATION IS EVERYTHING … AND HERE IT IS This luxury 5 bedroom foreshore residence offers unobstructed views over Westernport Bay.

Privately tucked away down a quiet country lane in the Yarra Valley, 163.5acres in 2 �tles with 2 road frontages. Improvements inc a 3BR brick farmhouse, 3 sheds/machinery storage/lock up workshop/hay shed, steel ca�le yards & abundant water/6 dams/81,600ltr rainwater/creek frontage. This notable property offers the perfect getaway or produc�ve farming opportunity. rtedgar.com.au EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Closing Thursday 12th December at 5.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) VIEW By Appointment | PRICE Contact Agent Gerard Kennan 0413 139 231 | Andrew Houghton 0409 438 526

It's one of those properties that ticks the boxes for every buyer from those looking for a premium residence to those looking for a great holiday rental. With approved plans it offers a fantastic development opportunity!

Situated perfectly, only a few metres from the beach and only a minutes walk to Cowes shops, restaurants and supermarkets. The property offers 5 spacious bedrooms and 3 bathrooms across multiple levels and a central swimming pool creating the perfect entertaining space for you and your guests.

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Permit approved for 20 apartments - 10 two bedroom apartments and 10 three bedroom apartments Substantial modern residence with swimming pool - ideal as family home or holiday house Generous north facing landholding of 1,186 sq.m zoned General Residential Uninterrupted views over parkland, Cowes beach and Westernport Bay Short term holding income

FORTHCOMING AUCTION Saturday 25th January, 2020 at 12.00pm

Contact: Chase Watters 0423 272 819

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5 Badenoch Court, Highton Grand Georgian in Highton

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Immaculately presented four bedroom Georgian style family home is found in one of Highton’s best locations, in a quiet court close to Ring Road access and a stones throw from Highton Village amenities and conveniences.

- The clever floorplan is highlighted by two north facing living areas, including formal lounge/dining area, open plan family room that combines meals area with stylish modern kitchen.

- Grand entry with classic Georgian Style Staircase, master bedroom with full ensuite and large WIR at front of home, with access to cellar and powder room.

- Upstairs provides a further three good sized bedrooms plus study with central bathroom and views over Geelong to City Bay - Double garage with remote door and access to gym/utilities room and internal access through laundry.

- Outdoor living is easy with a large mature north facing garden that provides plenty of space for the growing family.

Other features include cellar, built in bbq area and kitchen amenities, 16 point garden irrigation system and ducted heating/cooling throughout.

AUCTION 14th December 2019 at 11.30am OPEN FOR INSPECTION 11am - 11.30am Saturday 7th Dec 2019 & Sunday 8th Dec 2019 CONTACT Rebecca Gibson rebecca@gibsonpropertyservice.com.au 0409 904 936

‘THE VALLEY’ Ararat District, VIC | 1,254 HA / 3,099 AC

Farming Aggregation with Major Income Stream

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To be sold as a whole or in 2 separate lots 1. Big Hill Road, comprising approximately 2,314 ac with wool shed, cattle yards and sheep yards, has 15 wind turbines with a sub-station equivalent to two towers 2. Hopkins River Road, 785 ac with 2 towers, and a new set of sheep yards The property is extremely well watered, with a 4 stand wool shed, 2 sets of sheep yards, cattle yards and a lane way system throughout. The property has 17 wind turbines and a sub-station that incurs a wonderful passive income. What a great opportunity for the astute investor with the opportunity to also lease the land.

Agents Comments: With the current interest rates, where they are now and where they are forecast to stay, an investment this property makes good sense.

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Trentham East 439 Pearsons Road St Claire - Set on 9.8 Ha (24.2 Acres) Inspired by the French Colonial style, grandeur and luxury are in abundance at St Claire, offering a magnificent main residence and separate private self contained guest house. Set over three pavilions/wings offering accommodation of eight bedrooms and five bathrooms or you could reconfigure to suit your own needs. With modern French Colonial interiors throughout St Claire offers exquisite country living spilling out to sensational wild romantic gardens and glorious grounds with a lush green northern lawn, views to Mount Macedon and surrounded by tranquil countryside.

Close to the culinary delights of the Trentham Village and sensational attractions of Victoria's spa country of the Macedon Ranges and Daylesford.

Price $2,875,000

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John Keating 0419 880 444

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40 Leggatt Crescent, Mount Martha

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122 Woodland Drive, Gisborne

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Breathtaking Melbourne Skyline Views • Breathtaking scenic views • City skyline, country lifestyle • 40 acres + stylish family home • Peaceful, pristine & private • Country lifestyle with easy access to Melbourne.

• 40 minutes to Melbourne CBD

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COASTAL LUXURY IN MT MARTHA’S GOLDEN TRIANGLE  Prestigious location walking distance to South Beach and Mt Martha Village  Private 2.7 acres, dual entry with established landscaped gardens  Six + bedroom residence with floodlit tennis court, 15m solar heated pool, spa and pool house pavilion

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30 Lochiel Avenue, Mount Martha VIC 3934 | 5974 1401

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Gisborne 5428 4007 42 Brantome St, Gisborne

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MANDURANG

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240 NANKERVIS ROAD

A Fully renovated modern home with five bedrooms and separate study.

The kitchen/dining has top quality Miele appliances. A large family room and separate formal lounge. Three bathrooms. Solid fuel wood heater and 4 split systems. A fabulous undercover outdoor entertaining area which is fully decked. Beautiful in-ground swimming pool, salt chlorinated and solar heated. Double garage with storage room and impressive shed 18x7.6 in size.

A Large fully fenced dam, 3 water tanks and 2meg water right. Magnificent views of the Mandurang Valley and One Tree Hill. Set on 3.9 acres with good paddocks. This location is still only minutes from The General Store Café, Spring Gully Primary School and Kindergarten and the One Tree Hill Hotel.

ONLY 10 MINUTES FROM THE CBD!

FOR SALE VIEW: By Appointment | PRICE: $995,000 - $1,090,000 Annie Tarr 0428 002 575 | Priority1 Property

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THE BOX SEAT - AUSTRALIA’S BEST BEACHSIDE LOCATION First time offered for sale in 66 years, the original beachside two bedroom cottage created by an architect for his own use occupies an absolute blue chip 955 sqm allotment.

Set below Lorne’s signature towering blue gums and one of the closest residential freeholds to the Lorne Surf Club - only 150 metres.

The privacy and seclusion of this very special enclave amid everything that is essentially Lorne.

AUCTION Saturday 25th January 2020 at 12PM Ian Stewart 0418 522 571 Karen Stribling 0439 650 838 AIREYS INLET

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PRIVATE HAVEN ON LORNE’S FRONT ROW Sandstonehaven, designed by award-winning Swaney Draper, is a modern masterpiece of grand proportions in a rare high-profile front-row location offering views, convenience & privacy. Completed in 2005, the striking 7m high, 16m long sandstone wall is the feature of this home, combining gracefully with recycled Blackbutt timber flooring, “picture frame” windows & bifold doors to combine the inside & outdoor environment. The centrepiece is the large living/dining/kitchen space adjoining the lounge with feature fireplace & the cantilevered front deck overlooking Lorne’s world-class beach front, providing the idyllic atmosphere for entertaining at its best.

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST Closing January 31 2020 Ian Stewart 0418 522 571 AIREYS INLET

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Daylesford/Muckleford 168 Butchers Road 5 A 3 B 2 C 38.51 acres Stately Rural Homestead- luxury lifestyle opportunity.“Kuranya”, an impressive homestead of generous proportions in the tightly held Muckleford Valley. Features abound with wide sweeping verandas, an indoor heated pool, 5 bedrooms, 2 large living areas, Chefs kitchen and a large open plan dining area. A feature dam, three fenced paddocks, livestock dam, machinery shed, artist studio and so much more. Only 8 kms to Castlemaine with direct train access to Melbourne.

Price $1,575,000 Inspect Contact Agent

Contact Annette Leary 0407 917 054

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Magnificent Seaside Apartment Prime location, modern, low maintenance, quality build and front row pristine Bay views – what more could you ask? This spacious, three-bedroom, upper level apartment is a rare find on Marine Parade, San Remo, the gateway to Phillip Island only 90 minutes from Melbourne CBD. Garth Lisle Property Consultants are open 7 days and welcome your enquiry.

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Contact Agent: Scott Lethbridge John Shaw Office

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•“Balthayock” 10.1Ha/26.6Ac (approx.) designed 4BR, •Architecturally 4BTH homestead set in 1.2ha of

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Anna Spiro’s Hawthorne River Project embraces colour and pattern, right;

Warm, tonal colours including terracotta, clay, burgundy and wines are also taking top spot on the podium for the year ahead. “These colours are beautiful to work with as you can still have a neutral interior and easily introduce them into your home,” says interior designer and trend forecaster Bree Leech.

“The colours themselves aren’t crazy, instead it’s all about textures and using them together in kind of a

warm, tonal hues will be popular in 2020, above.

Donohoe Church is also advocating for more ceramic and lava stone in 2020. “These materials are usually relegated to decorative items like vases, accessories and smaller pieces but we’re certainly starting to see a shift towards using ceramics in beautiful light fittings and joinery.”

The team at Decus Interiors is also integrating more lava stone into its projects as an alternative to timber, stone and 2pac benchtops, plinths and joinery. “When this material heats up it creates a most interesting glaze,” Donohoe Church says.

A move towards slow design and thinking more consciously about sustainability in our homes is a growing trend Spiro wants everyone to embrace in the new year. “There’s fast fashion and there’s also fast interiors and I think we’re going to see a reversion to the handcrafted and support local craftspeople.”

She says good design is worth the wait. “I always encourage my clients to buy really beautiful good quality and handmade things they keep for a long time instead of replacing things every few years and adding to landfill.”

“Trends are there to inspire you, not to dictate a style, so take what you like from them and add your own touch.”

Known for her layered textures and colourful aesthetic, on a recent trip to London she “noticed an explosion of colour and pattern among other designers and fabric houses”.

She advocates for people to inject more colour into their homes and not be afraid to mix textures or patterns.

“We wrap entire spaces in wallpaper so it creates this amazing seamlessness where you can add paintings and homewares for a really layered aesthetic,” she says.

For those of us new to colour who might want a smaller introductory dose, Spiro suggests adding layers and colour with “scatter cushions, patterned lamp shades and a textural rug”. Her colour prediction for the year ahead is yellow.

maximalist approach to minimalism.”

Leech has also observed the arrival of lilac and mauve in the aftermath of Milan Design Week. “We haven’t seen these two colours for a while but they do connect to the warmer tones and I think they’ll make quite an impact this year.”

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he new year marks a new beginning. It promises a fresh start and a chance to improve.

We secretly type our resolutions into our mobile phones: go to the gym more, stop ordering takeaway when the fridge is full of food, and call Mum before she calls me asking why I haven’t called her.

It’s in our nature to embrace change in January and it’s the same with our interiors – a new season is an opportunity to shake things up around the home.

“We have this natural tendency towards self-reflection when we rest over the new year period – we think about improving ourselves physically, mentally or even with our interiors,” says interior designer Alexandra Donohoe Church of Decus Interiors.

“It’s the seasonal shift that inspires us to declutter, paint the walls or finally start that project around the house we’ve been putting off.”

For interior designer Anna Spiro of Anna Spiro Design, 2020 is about creating homes that “burst with positivity, happiness and colour”.

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Spiro doesn’t just mean buying new either, she is all for repurposing and giving new life to secondhand furniture. “I just bought two vintage armchairs for $100 this week, they are the most beautiful shape and construction, and I am going to get them recovered,” she says.

Spiro suggests sourcing secondhand furniture online, at auctions and antique shops. “It’s really environmentally friendly because we’re using what already exists instead of adding another two armchairs to landfill.”

Donohoe Church says chunky furniture is also poised for the 2020 interiors spotlight.

“We saw so much of it at Milan Design Week, it’s definitely not subtle and appeals to something in the senses,” she says.

Cristina Celestino for Fendi Home’s “Back Home” collection is an excellent example of the chunky furniture movement that recently flooded Instagram, Pinterest or wherever else you scroll for good design when you’re meant to be doing something else.

Working as an interior trends forecaster, Leech is in the business of knowing what we’ll love before we know it ourselves, but she also encourages consumers to follow them loosely when decorating their home.

“Trends are there to inspire you, not to dictate a style, so take what you like from them and add your own touch.”

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At a glance The Marker – Stanley and Spencer Edition 512-544 Spencer Street, West Melbourne Architect: Ian Briggs, director, Plus Architecture Developer: Lechte Corporation Interior design: Sarah Townson, director, Plus Architecture Number of apartments: 186.

55 one-bed plus study, 121 two-bed, two-bath, 10 three-bed Internal sizes (sq m): Onebed 50-60, two-bed 65-88, three-beds 80-200

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he many faces of West Melbourne, from the bustle at Queen Victoria Market to the tranquillity of the Flagstaff Gardens, have framed the design of a new Spencer Street apartment building.

The Marker, Stanley and Spencer Edition, includes more than 180 one, two and three-bedroom apartments.

Located on a corner site with three street frontages on Spencer, Stanley and Roden streets, the Marker is just 900 metres from the city centre.

Yet the development embraces a distinct village feel, says architect

External areas (sq m): Balconies 8-192, communal courtyard approximately 680 Prices: One-bed $439,000$570,000, two-bed

Ian Briggs. “We looked at the neighbourhood, at the pattern of buildings and spaces between buildings such as courtyards, laneways and streets to get a feel for North and West Melbourne,” he says.

“It’s almost like a tartan tapestry of courtyards and private oases, like a microcosm of Melbourne’s CBD, but at a lower, more village scale.

“That guided how we broke up a really big site into a sequence of lanes, spaces and courtyards, and the buildings to provide the backdrop.”

$660,000-$1.245 million, three-bed $980,000$2.95 million Car parking: Each residence is allocated one or more. A small number of residences are marketed with no car parking Completion estimate: August 2021 Agent: 360 Property Group, John Meagher 0438 035 626 Inspection: By appointment at display suite, 550 Spencer Street, West Melbourne

EXPANSIVE LIVING Create your dream home or the perfect weekender and enjoy a championship golf course on your doorstep along with panoramic mountain views.

Contact Us Steven Rovolidis 0411 736 314 - 03 5783 1468 steven.rovolidis@chestertonsinternational.com

Land – 3,700m2 – 11,000m2 from $450,000

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At the doorstep of the CBD, the project is designed to have a boutique feel with spaces to socialise in.

Inspired by the history of the site, Briggs and his team designed the eight-level project to be a space that encourages community building.

“It’s a boutique and neighbourly project, so you get the best of both worlds – you have the small scale individual buildings, and yet you have the really great amenity that you would normally expect with a much larger higher-density development in the CBD,” he says.

Shared spaces include central gardens, a club lounge and a series of formal and relaxed areas that make up an entertainers’ club overlooking a courtyard. This space has plenty of places to socialise – a bar, lounge, banquette and cocktail lounge seating, kitchen and dining zone.

Tram lines will also be extended from the CBD up Spencer Street to pass the Marker and on through North Melbourne. And there will be new pedestrian and bicycle lanes and added greenery to the streetscape.

oorak Road at one end, the Yarra River at the other – Darling Street lives up to its name with a gem of a location in South Yarra.

New boutique apartment development Darling – South Yarra will soon arrive at the Toorak Road end of the street where shops, cafes, South Yarra station and tram route 58 will be close by.

Just five three-bedroom residences will take shape at Darling, giving the development an exclusive feel that fits with South Yarra’s tightly held locale. Designed by Chester Architects for developer Luxe Haus Developments, apartments at Darling – South Yarra will feature Gaggenau appliances and a light colour scheme.

In this already coveted leafy location, landscaping by awardwinning Jack Merlo will be another highlight at this development.

Nearby schools are yet another tick for families and even grandparents sizing up South Yarra.

At a glance Darling – South Yarra 6 Darling Street, South Yarra Architect: Chester Architects Developer: Luxe Haus Developments Interior design: Mim Design Number of residences: Five three-beds Internal sizes (sq m): 130-180 External areas (sq m): 8-63 Prices: $2.8 million$3.3 million Car parking: Two car spaces each Completion estimate: December 2020 Agent: Colliers International, Nic Cuni 0424523532

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GARDENING B y BYRO N SMITH

Good fundamentals are the pest defence When I am dealing with them, it’s a sign that something bigger in the garden is out of balance – the pests are just benefiting from my lack of planning, productivity and preparation.

But pests are a part of gardening, regardless, so here are the three fundamental things I recommend you focus on first, before spending too much money and time defending against them.

In a similar way to how we humans get run down or sick, these three tips are about creating a suitable environment that promotes prevention rather than a cure.

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believe gardens are a lifelong experiment merging nature, composition, functionality and joy.

I love my garden and I host an eclectic plant community that reflects my ideas about how a space should look, feel and evolve over time.

The one and only David Attenborough might agree that biodiversity in any ecosystem is a good thing, even if it’s as micro as an urban backyard.

Garden pests and diseases are not what I like to think about too often.

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Y our soil type should suit the kind of plants you are growing. Bagged soil, potting mix and compost products will usually specify a general plant group that it is best paired with.

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The pH level, fertilisers and organic additives (as well as drainage capacity) will then further provide foundations for a happy and healthy plant.

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A dd your own compost, seaweed extract and worm castings to any mix to improve soil biology, plant vigour and your plant’s immunity against pests and disease.

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T o avoid hearing the four most disliked words “I told you so”, always buy premium quality soil as it far outweighs the costs and time to amend it.

Plants in the landscape Are you giving your plant friends the future they deserve? Do they get enough sun or shade? Are they competing with other plants (big trees) or environmental factors (wind or salt)? Are they pruned, fed and watered properly?

Like the most notorious villains, pests and diseases strike the vulnerable. If a sun-loving plant is in

cheap potting mix stuck under an eave in the shade without rainfall or food, it is bound to fall prey to pests and disease in no time.

Diversity of plants Spoiler alert: A stretch of lawn coupled with a lilly pilly hedge isn’t the most robust plant community. It lacks the foundation of a solid, natural habitat required by invertebrates, lizards and small

birds that are your first line of defence against pests in the garden.

For instance, flowering plants provide a food source for beneficial insects that prey on pests, their eggs and larvae.

The good news is you can now even buy “good bugs” to release into your garden.

Unfortunately though, sometimes pests just arrive unannounced at the best of times, green thumb or not, (like the caterpillars that are currently demolishing my kale!).

The most important thing to remember is not to use harsh pesticides or herbicides as you’ll wipe out the balance completely and the bad bugs will return.

A study by Sydney University recently published in the journal Biological Conservation suggested that 40 per cent of all insect species are in decline and could die out in the coming decades, which would be a tragedy for our entire food system.

So, if you spot something “pesty looking” in the garden, take a moment to consider these points first and then take the organic approach.

Slow Down and Grow Something The Urban Grower’s Recipe for the Good Life, by Byron Smith with Tess Robinson, Murdoch Books. urbangrowers.com.au

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ON THE BOOKSHELF B y CO RRIE PE RKIN

The gift of giving “I

’m giving only books this Christmas!” a customer declared proudly.

Oh, bless! A book at Christmas is the perfect gift and we, the bookshop owners of Melbourne, acknowledge your perspicacity.

“Who are you buying for?” is the bookseller’s first question.

Grandparents in particular love to talk about their “gifted reader” grandchildren. Parents of teenagers, meanwhile, say they would like their kids to read a biography of “someone like Nelson Mandela”. Meanwhile, women often say their partners love spy novels, then surprise us by picking up a book on, say, baking or bird-watching.

If you’re unsure who’d like what, ask your local bookseller for advice; matching people with beautiful books is our favourite past-time. Happy shopping.

mybookshop.com.au

THE GARDENER

THE DESIGN LOVER

The Land Gardeners

California Romantica

Cut Flowers

By Diane Keaton (Rizzoli $89.99)

By Bridget Elworthy and Henrietta Courtauld (Thames & Hudson $80) In 2008, Bridget Elworthy moved with her family to Wardington Manor, a Jacobean home in Oxfordshire. There she embarked upon an extensive garden rebuild and, a few years later, was joined by London design friend Henrietta Courtauld.

The pair started their Land Gardeners flower business three years ago and have quickly become a landscaping success story. This beautiful book traces their journey.

In recent years, Academy Award-winning actor Diane Keaton’s CV has expanded to include her authorship of beautiful interior design books. This Christmas, we recommend Keaton’s latest coffee table tome, California Romantica. Her choice of Southern Californian homes to photograph and her eye for architectural details will delight readers. Tex-Mex style never looked so beautiful.

THE ENTERTAINER

THE FINANCE GURU

The Shared Table

Happy Money

By Clare Scrine (Smith Street Books $39.99)

By Ken Honda (Penguin $29.99)

Melbourne publishing house Smith Street Books has done a terrific job with Brisbane food blogger Clare Scrine’s new collection. Scrine honours the culinary and community spirit of the shared household and emphasises the diversity of vegetarian feasts. A big hit among our bookshop staff, we love to suggest it as our Christmas pick for foodies and cooks.

We highly recommend this little gem, which at first glance presents as a thoughtful guide on how to manage our money.

But best-selling selfdevelopment author Ken Honda is not one to simply tackle surface issues. He prompts his readers to confront society’s unhealthy views about money and he challenges us to take a more Zen approach to the comings and goings in our financial lives.

Live Brighton exudes quality and timeless design with an integral element being the seamless connectivity of the indoor and outdoor spaces.

From the climate-controlled glass wine room to the immense garden sanctuary at the rear, Live Brighton is the perfect setting for entertaining and living.

Eight Exemplary Brighton Residences Now Selling.

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65% Median price houses

$1.305m Top sales 1. 40 Power Street $3.825 million 2. 31 Electra Street $3.435 million 3. 21 Esplanade $3.05 million 4. 93 Esplanade $2.8 million 5. 51 Cole Street $2.71 million Due to listing volumes, median unit price data is not available for this GREG BRIGGS

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t’s the Toorak of the west; a slice of aspirational lifestyle living gazing at the city centre spearing up dramatically across the other side of Hobsons Bay. Established in 1837 as Melbourne’s first seaport, Williamstown retains a salty maritime atmosphere, yet few suburbs rock such a quasi-English village feel. The colonial-era illusion can be slated home to its green, quiet streets and period homes that run the gamut from quaint to queenly.

Eight kilometres in a direct line

from the city, part of Williamstown’s charm comes from being protected from through-traffic.

As Port Phillip’s western border, it’s officially the end of the line (the Williamstown train line terminates here) while its more industrial neighbours Newport and Altona take the brunt of the traffic.

Its geographical co-ordinates mean that no one goes to Williamstown unless they want to – and there are plenty of reasons stacking up on that front for residents and tourists alike.

The heritage-rich streetscape of Nelson Place is the unofficial town centre; hugging the shady foreshore reserve, it’s the home of the suburb’s busy retail and hospitality precinct.

On the southern side of the suburb, close to the Botanic Gardens, the 1930s art deco pavilion on Williamstown Beach has been made over into the Iberian-themed Sebastian beach bar and restaurant.

There’s a decommissioned bluestone lighthouse, plenty of

walking paths, including along the Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail, and extravagant houses with city views to admire along The Strand.

The locals are diehard supporters of the Williamstown Seagulls VFL Club, one of Aussie rules’ oldest clubs (established in 1864), while the Williamstown High School (established 1914) is sought-after for enrolments across Melbourne’s west.

Williamstown is well worth a day trip for Melburnians playing tourist in their own town.

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In Williamstown’s sought-after Rifle

A striking modern home with a

Range Estate, this contemporary

generous floor plan that includes two

family-sized home has north-facing

living zones with the possibility of a

living areas, including a generously

cinema room. The upstairs main suite

sized new kitchen. The remote-access

enjoys a balcony and an Italian marble

28 Proctor Street

garage is big enough to park a boat.

39 Walter Street

en suite and a large walk-in wardrobe.

$1.35 million-$1.4 million

Auction: noon, December 14

$1.35 million-$1.45 million

Auction: 12.30pm, December 14

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Where you’ll love the views but live for the location.

Artist’s impression of The Grace in aerial photograph

Live a connected inner-city lifestyle at The Grace.

South Melbourne is moments away, as are the Botanic Gardens and the cafés and restaurants of South Yarra. Be at The Arts Centre or the city in minutes, and on your doorstep is Albert Park Lake. At The Grace, you won’t just live the Melbourne life, you’ll live your best life.

World-class retirement apartments now selling.

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Kitchen must-haves

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itchen appliances have always been a rapidly changing industry, but never to the same degree as right now due to the rise of smart technology.

Smart technology was first introduced to the market two decades ago according to IoT Evolution, but it’s only been very recently, following developments to functionality and reductions in price, that most home cooks have been able to reap its benefits.

“Smart technology is changing the appliance world. We are starting to see connectivity, which is a lot stronger,” says Rob Sinclair, managing director of E&S – the almost 60-year-old, family-owned Australian kitchen, bathroom and laundry retailer.

The proliferation of cooking television shows and celebrity chef

cookbooks is also behind the home appliance evolution, inspiring the average cook to take on challenging recipes requiring the latest appliance technology.

Sinclair says multipurpose appliances such as combination steam ovens and vacuum-sealing drawers designed to save home cooks time, hassle and food waste,

are yet another growing section of the market.

“Combination steam ovens have the ability to do your baking and roasting as well as steam cooking.

You can also use the combination steam function that has the benefits of convection cooking, with the assistance of steam, which means a more flavourful, succulent result,”

Sinclair says. “Vacuum-sealing drawers are a great time saver and allow you to prepare food with no loss of nutrients, vitamins or minerals. This is perfect for sous vide cooking, as well as food storage and marinating.”

Induction cooking was introduced to the world in the 1930s, but only now is this reaching mainstream, home use. In 2010, The New York Times wrote, “With its energy efficiency, kitchen geek appeal and growing reputation for power and precision, induction cooking may be the iPad of the kitchen.”

According to a 2017 Allied Market Research report, the global household induction cooktop market was valued at $9.16 million in 2015, and will reach $13.5 million by 2022, equating to a compound annual growth rate of 5.8 per cent.

“Induction cooking is still a technology that the market is learning about,” Sinclair says. “There is a misconception that gas will bring your water to boil faster than induction – this is, in fact, not true.

Induction cooking is fast, offers more control, safer features and is easier to clean than a gas cooktop.”

Rob Sinclair’s top kitchen appliances for 2020

Sub-Zero 91cm Pro

Smeg 45cm

Refrigerator/Freezer

Dolce Stil Novo

with Glass Door, $34,995

Blast Chiller,

Dual refrigeration creates

$7490

optimal preservation

The ultimate

conditions for fresh and

multitasker for

frozen food. An air

defrosting, deep

Fisher & Paykel Freestanding Dual Fuel

purification system

freezing, lowtemperature

Cooker 90cm, $5999

cleans the air every 20

A classic, stylish oven with capacity to

minutes to remove

cooking and

cook multiple dishes simultaneously.

odours, ethylene gas and

beverage chilling.

Provides instant heat and precise control.

other contaminants.

Electrolux 60cm Single

AEG 80cm SensePro

Steam Pyrolytic Oven,

Induction Cooktop,

$2939

$4999

A stainless steel

An induction cooktop

steam oven with 16

with a wireless food

impressive functions.

sensor and colour touchscreen.

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Ross House by Ola Studio.

Land from $228,950

Stage 1 Near Completion Stage 2 Completed Early 2020

ith its strict lines, vigorous palette and lofty spaces, Ross House is a stunningly beautiful gallery-like space inspired by its family’s love of Australian contemporary art and minimal aesthetics.

In the eclectic Melbourne suburb of Northcote, it nestles in a hollow close to Merri Creek and is placed against a private garden with views across the neighbouring rooftops.

Phil Snowdon from Ola Studio says building the new home in a heritage precinct was rewarding, but came with some contextual challenges.

“We needed to fit a large house on a relatively small block in a form that related to the neighbourhood, was comfortably in scale, and continued

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the diversity of architectural styles that the heritage overlay celebrates,” he says.

The issue was resolved with a gable that runs the length of the house and tapers in scale, making the roofline the same pitch as its neighbours. Its sculptural form is flanked by lower simple forms that work to step the different scales between the taller form of Ross and the neighbouring single-storey houses.

“We love how the house sits proudly in the street as a new home with a direct relationship with the diverse architectural language and heritage of the neighbourhood,” says Snowdon.

On the ground floor, looking out over the landscaped garden and swimming pool, is the main open-

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The Brigantino tap by

Pico tiles from Urban

A2F used in the

The sleek black

Edge Ceramics add

kitchen is made from

Twiggy ceiling

style and texture to

stainless steel and

pendant from Space

the bathrooms.

has a 360-degree

is a standout feature

swivel capacity.

in the living room.

plan living zone encompassing the dining room, living area, and indoor and outdoor kitchens. The palette is cool and robust with concrete floors, dark kitchen cabinetry, black steel staircase and concrete kitchen island.

Upstairs, three bedrooms, en suite, bathroom, and private living spaces are wrapped and protected by a sheath of fine aluminium battens.

“The metal cladding was selected for durability, to provide a layer of shade to the house, and mitigate solar gain,” Snowdon says. “They also provide a most wonderful quality of dappled light and glimpse views.”

Victorian ash timber floors impart warmth, and the walls are painted white with bright yellow sliding doors that disappear from view.

“Carefully considered planning, coupled with the family’s desire for minimalist aesthetics, have resulted in a beautiful balance between an art gallery and a home of warmth,” says Snowdon. “Ross not only captures the qualities of a converted warehouse, but provides a richer depth of residential experience suitable for the ever-changing requirements of a growing family.” olastudio.com.au

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