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Mosman Sydney 28 Redan Street $13.5 million-$14.85 million J E N M E LO CCO
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For sale: by expressions of interest Agent: The Agency, Nic Yates 0430 772 253 Perfectly positioned midway between Balmoral The sale of Australia’s most expensive residence for $140 million –
Beach and Mosman village shops, this two-storey
confirmed this month – shows the appetite for high-end high rise homes
Federation beauty captures views over the
continues. The off-the-plan purchase, includes a two-storey penthouse
harbour to North Head. There are 3.4-metre-high
and sub penthouse at Lendlease’s Tower One development at Sydney’s
ceilings, leadlight windows, decorative fireplaces
Barangaroo. Brisbane is also set to get a luxury range of high end
and a sandstone cellar alongside modern
apartments with the launch of the Horizon Collection at the city’s Skytower.
enhancements including a Corian kitchen and
For an inside look, turn to our feature story. Staying in the Queensland
bathrooms with underfloor heating.
capital we also feature the highly desirable suburb of Ascot in Living In. WIth its leafy avenues and good supply of top schools its an area that continues to attract aspiring buyers. We also discover that those who have
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Editor: Jen Melocco Jen.Melocco@domain. com.au Editorial producer: Isabelle Chesher Managing editor: Alice Stolz Senior designer: Colleen Chin Quan Graphic designer: Emma Staughton Group picture editor: Kylie Thomson Chief executive officer: Jason Pellegrino Chief consumer officer: Jason Chuck Residential sales: Queensland Brad McLeod 0429 571 826 New South Wales Belinda Sinclair 0414 580 903 Victoria & Tasmania Mitch Armstrong 0438 820 767 Western Australia, South Australia & Northern Territory Jeroen van de Peppel 0427 292 797
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222 Margaret Street
Ascot bound
Brisbane City Listed by Knight Frank PAG E 6
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Castaways Beach Sunshine Coast 20 Tropicana Rise Auction
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Auction: November 9 Agent: Tom Offermann Real Estate, Rebekah Offermann 0413 044 241 A popular surf break, picturesque walking trails and a glamorous property with uninterrupted views of the Coral Sea: summer doesn’t get much better than at this Aboda Design Group beach house. The two-storey home includes a feature sandstone staircase and a wet-edge pool.
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Toorak
Manly
Melbourne 10/6 Mathoura Road
Sydney 3/102 North Steyne
$9.1 million-$10 million
$4.5 million
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For sale: by expressions of interest
Auction: November 2
Agent: Kay & Burton South Yarra, Andrew Sahhar 0417 363 358
Agent: Clarke & Humel Property, Michael Clarke
Crowning the top floor of a Jolson-designed boutique development of 10
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luxury apartments, this sophisticated penthouse comes with finishes in
The sands of Manly Beach are just across the
marble, travertine and oak as well as Poliform joinery. There’s a spa on
road from this 350-square-metre garden
the city-view terrace and a glass-doored EuroCave cellar.
apartment, which comes with marble kitchen.
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Level 17 actual garden view
3 Bed — Living
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builder appointed construction completion mid 2022 A boutique collection of just 73 beautifully appointed residences. With uninterrupted views of the Treasury and Fitzroy Gardens, a 24-hour concierge, porte-cochère, pool, gymnasium and private entertainment spaces, 17 Spring Street will soon set a new benchmark for luxury living in Melbourne. Three bedroom and whole floor residences available.
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DESIGN DIGEST
A life captured As art has evolved, so has the still-life. These designers and makers are reshaping the genre. C o m p i l e d b y PAU LIN E M O RRIS SE Y THE WOMAN VASE Luxury linen brand Bed Threads has launched a homewares line, featuring the Woman Vase by Canada-based ceramicist Rachel Saunders. Each clay vessel reflects upon the power of the female body. bedthreads.com.au
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LAURA JONES With a background as a florist, artist Laura Jones is renowned for her oil paintings, reinvigorating the still-life style. She draws inspiration from her most familiar subject matter, flowers. laurajones.com.au
MARGUERITE AMBER VASE
Designs have explored softer tones within their romantic collection Petal Pearl. The range of
PETAL PEARL COLLECTION Best known for their vibrant and colourful creations, Dinosaur
Featuring original
homewares resembles shell forms and soft, sea foam textures. dinosaurdesigns.com.au
artwork by Bonnie Ashley, this vase is inspired by oceanic motifs and 1970s colour trends. Each vase is hand-painted on glazed terracotta from Bonnie and Neil’s Melbourne studio. bonnieandneil.com .au
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Taking it to another level
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The most exclusive apartments in Brisbane’s tallest tower are designed to maximise truly amazing views. B y K ATE J O N E S
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ife at the top of a soaring high-rise tower has an ethereal beauty those on the ground can only dream about. Panoramas of the sky, the tiny features of the city below and stunning sunsets and sunrises give sky homes a breathtaking backdrop. At the 90-storey Brisbane Skytower, which reaches up 274 metres, the 360-degree views are likely to leave residents speechless. There’s all that’s immediate – the waters of Brisbane River, Story Bridge and the City Botanic Gardens – and afar – the Gold Coast, Moreton and Stradbroke islands.
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Skytower, by developer Billbergia, is Brisbane’s tallest high-rise and the fourth-tallest in Australia. Between levels 82 and 89 is the exclusive Horizon Collection – 46 penthouses and apartments where the views are the best the building has to offer. “They have the best views in Brisbane,” says building architect Noel Robinson of the NRA Collaborative. “You can watch all the sailing events on the bay. The Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron has an event every Wednesday called WAGS [Wednesday Afternoon Go Sailing], so you can
see all the boats sail out to Moreton Island.” The sheer height of the building and its outstanding views have quickly established Skytower as an iconic address. It also lays claim to the highest outdoor infinity edge pool in the southern hemisphere. Located on the 89th floor, the pool along with a large outdoor entertaining area with barbecue facilities is exclusively for residents of the Horizon Collection. Additional exclusive facilities include a gym, and on level 82 a private entertaining space designed to be flexible enough to accommodate functions to small group meetings. Leading the high life in a Horizon Collection also entitles residents to use the services of the neighbouring Westin Hotel. This includes housekeeping and room service, all on a userpays basis. Adding yet more layers of luxury are the generous floor plans – some covering more than 500 square metres – and opulent fittings. Lavishly finished with Caesarstone benchtops, mirrored splashbacks and timber-veneer
THE HORIZON COLLECTION BRISBANE SKYTOWER 222 Margaret Street, Brisbane City Architect: The NRA Collaborative Developer: Billbergia Interior design: Coco Republic Number of apartments: 46; 16 two-beds, 20 three-beds, six four-beds, four penthouses. Internal sizes (square metres): 100-596 External areas (square metres): 750 (pool deck) Prices: $1.6 million$7 million Car parking: Two to six car spaces Completion estimate: Complete Agent: Knight Frank, Jason March 0434 075 997 Open for inspection: By appointment at 222 Margaret Street, Brisbane
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cabinetry, the kitchens will be the highlight for those who love to entertain or just to bake in style. The floors are finished in semi-polished Carrara porcelain and to top it all off the kitchens come equipped with a suite of Gaggenau and Miele appliances. It’s five-star style all the way in the bathrooms and en suites. Timeless styling, including highend Villeroy & Boch basins and free-standing baths, ensures these elegant spaces outlast fashion changes. There is also scope for potential buyers to customise their apartments, says Robinson. The uber-cool furnishings come from high-end furniture retailer Coco Republic. Senior interior designer Georgina Holmes chose quality products to match the standards set by the building’s design. “For such an iconic building we had to make sure the furniture was fit for purpose,” she explains. “So for the roof terrace we went with a luxe contemporary look. The pool is actually a saltwater pool, so we had to make sure the
furniture up there would withstand not only the wind and the weather, but the salt water.” Again aiming for long-lasting materials, Holmes and her team also installed concrete tables on the roof terrace. It achieves a solid, sculptural look while also tying into the grey palette achieved throughout the building. At the level 82 lounge, the furniture had to suit relaxed small groups just as well as it did large formal gatherings. “The space there and the furnishings we put in had to be extremely flexible for the multi-use purpose of that lounge to anything from meetings with a large screen and talks, to it being divided into three rooms,” Holmes says. “We’ve provided stackable furniture, but also kept the luxe level by providing lounge chairs with a nice silhouette that are fully upholstered. There’s no having to fluff and puff every time it’s used and there’s a quick turnaround, it will still look beautiful.” Priced between $1.6 million and $7 million, the penthouses and apartments in the Horizon Collection residences are attracting interest
from local and international high-net-worth individuals plus empty-nesters, interstate purchasers and locals upgrading from older city apartment buildings. “It’s perfect for people who want a proper quality new bolthole in Brisbane, a lock-andleave situation,” says Murray Wood, partner at Knight Frank’s residential marketing Australia. “Prices in Brisbane are going in the right direction and quality supply is very short. With the strength of the dollar, we’re definitely looking at offshore expats – high-net-worth internationals possibly buying for themselves or their kids to go to uni. “It’s brand new and complete so they can move straightaway. Whether they come back to it now or hold onto it and come back later, they’ll see value in the building because it’s smack bang in the centre of Brisbane.”
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ASCOT TAMMY LAW
Many families are drawn to Ascot by its renowned state school, but the suburb also offers an enviable lifestyle. B y K ATE FARRE LLY
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Ascot
Families from other suburbs have been known
Greg Willims, a retired luxury car dealer who
to sleep rough at the gates of the popular Ascot
now dabbles in farming and classic cars, lives
Brisbane 39 Morgan Street
State School in a bid to snare one of a handful
in a modern mansion in one of the suburb’s top
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of places reserved for students outside the
streets, Palm Avenue.
catchment area. This year, enrolments have shifted online, but the best way to guarantee a spot in the primary school is to move into the exclusive suburb. That’s precisely what Ray White Ascot principal Dwight Ferguson did 15 years ago. “We had a young family when we first moved
“When you go walking in the morning and people doing exactly the same thing,” he says. “They’re walking their dogs or going for a morning coffee, and it makes it such a friendly, relaxing place to live.” Willims is a regular at the Vanilla Pod cafe, taking his kids for milkshakes after school, and says most amenities are within walking distance
Alongside the local sporting clubs, Ferguson says
including supermarkets and specialty retailers at
Ascot State School forms the backbone of the
Ascot Plaza.
local community.
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were the big drawcard and Ascot State School
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and friendliness.
here, so the schools, both private and public, is really highly sought after.”
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Initially attracted by the excellent schools, he has grown attached to the area’s safety
Auction: November 9 Agent: Ray White Ascot, Dwight Ferguson
Streets ahead
0412 385 720
knit community here through the schooling, the
Willims grew up in Toowoomba, a town known as
The city skyline, Brisbane River and Mt Coot-tha
rugby clubs and the sporting associations,” he
a garden city, and says Ascot’s leafy streets and
provide a magical backdrop to life at this three-
says. “There are some very strong friendship
established gardens make him feel right at home.
storey family residence with lift, pool and home
“Although we’re very close to the city it’s a tight-
groups and if there’s ever a family in need the
“A great street is made by having wide avenues
community rallies around those families and
with wide footpaths, it’s tree-lined and with good
supports them.”
lawns,” he says. “But principally it’s about lot size.
Ferguson says Ascot is known for the quality of its architecture, with substantial heritage homes making up the majority of the stock, supplemented by a few grand new builds.
cinema. There’s an expansive terrace downstairs accessed via the family room.
If you have large blocks of land with quality
Ascot has wide, safe,
homes that’s a great street.
tree-lined streets,
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“I can’t see any reason to move to another suburb.”
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“I was always interested in making things with my hands … my family always encouraged my creativity.” EMILY FERRETTI Artist
ALICIA TAYLOR
MATTHEW STANTON
In living colour
to explore. Adding it in now has meant a substantial shift in range and mood for me.
Emily Ferretti’s happy place is her studio, where she paints intense landscapes that border on the abstract. B y E LICIA M U RR AY
Q: Can you name a few career highlights? A: There have been many, including receiving the Australia Council’s Greene Street Studio Residency in New York in 2015, publishing a book of my work with Perimeter Editions in 2017 and
Q: Tell us a little about your background,
into the studio and usually do some drawing and
recently being named a finalist in the Ramsay
including how you came to be an artist.
then move onto the paintings. I’m always
Art Prize at the Art Gallery of South Australia.
A: I grew up on a property in country Victoria.
listening to podcasts. Putting my headphones
I was always interested in making things with
on is one of the most important tools for keeping
Q: What are you working on this year?
my hands. As a child, I always loved collecting
me focused. I usually have about a three-hour
A: I recently had a solo show with Sophie Gannon
things I thought were interesting. I was not gifted
window of production before I need a break. I
Gallery at Sydney Contemporary, consisting of a
at drawing but I enjoyed it and my family always
typically do two blocks of three hours and then
suite of 28 new paintings. Most were landscapes
encouraged my creativity. At the end of high
go home. Sometimes I’ll go back for a few hours
packed with energy and colour. They had
school, I visited an artist’s studio for the first
later in the evening, depending on my deadlines.
representational elements but teetered on the
time. I was taken with the idea of a space to
Ferretti’s past works have been dominated by cool blues and greens.
edge of abstraction.
produce work. Soon after, I got into art school
Q: Blues and greens feature prominently in
and continue to dedicate myself to my painting
many of your paintings. What draws you to
Q: Can you name three artists working today
practice full-time.
this palette?
whose art you admire?
A: This has been very true in past works but in my
A: David Hockney for his compositional brilliance,
Q: How does a typical day unfold?
latest body of work warmer colours like reds and
Alex Katz for the way he captures light in his work
A: It’s a bit different every day, as I have small
yellows are more prominent. Red was always so
and Lois Dodd for her dedication to small,
children, but it starts out early – with coffee. I get
loaded with intensity and heat that I wasn’t ready
intimate motifs.
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The Woodbridge c1825 6 Bridge St, New Norfolk. Tas. 7140 10
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A significant landmark riverfront opportunity ... Capture the strong Tasmanian national and international tourism growth market. Located on land size 2706m2 in the culturally, historically rich and diverse Derwent Valley region, The Woodbridge, situated on the banks of the Derwent River represents an exceptional tourism opportunity in one of Tasmania’s historic landmark properties. Expression of interest closing Thursday December 5th 2019, at 2pm For further details, contact: Dominic Romeo 0438 500 277 dominicromeo@circaheritageandlifestyle.com.au
www.circaheritageandlifestyle.com.au PO Box 569, Sth Melb. 3205
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Saturday, 9th November 2019 10am, On Site
INSPECTIONS
By Appointment
DANIEL PERRY
LAKELAND KEY
Broadbeach Waters, QLD 4218
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Discover this sun-lit sanctuary in the elite pocket of Broadbeach Waters. Intelligently designed, this is luxury made easy. • Immaculate, modern masterpiece, nestled in an exclusive Broadbeach Waters location
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• Arguably one of the finest new waterfront builds you'll find on the Gold Coast
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• Flawless French Oak and Tasmanian Timber touches throughout
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• 6 bed, 5 bath residence with 19.5ft ceiling in foyer on a 556m2 block + 18m water frontage
• Sunlit living + dining room, grand in size and appearance, flows to alfresco area with wide water views • Easy stroll to beaches, Pacific Fair, Star Casino and vibrant dining options of Broadbeach W W W. J O H N R E I D. CO M . AU
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LUXURY ICONIC MANSION ON MAIN RIVER Situated on a sprawling 3296 metre block on prestigious Monaco street this magnificent home offers the quintessential Gold Coast lifestyle. The property represents an opportunity to own one of the most iconic homes in the city. The open plan indoor areas flow effortlessly to multiple outdoor entertaining terraces. The interiors approximately 1300sqm in total space. A 17 metre resort style pool & tranquil water features will give you a holiday feel every day. Massive 15 metre pontoon will cater for a large boat & several jet skis.
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AGENT Sonja Smith 0412751921 sonja@luxure.net.au
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Blakehurst 4 Townson Street
Absolute waterfront luxury in a class of its own
Utterly sumptuous in scale, style and craftsmanship, this tri-level bayside mansion soars to breathtaking new heights of family grandeur. A wonderland of vast, free-flowing living and entertaining space, streaming natural light and panoramic water views across the landscaped gardens and private tennis court, it presents complete with indoor and outdoor pools, your very own slipway and jetty, and secure garaging for fifteen cars to offer timeless executive comfort at its most extraordinary.
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Inspection Saturday 2:30PM-3:00PM or by appointment Jack Fontana 0431 516 038 jack@blackdiamondz.com.au
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The Block 2019: A St Kilda masterpiece from Jesse and Mel!
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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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64 Hore Road, Bowna A Matchless Preserve An irreplaceable sanctuary, with absolute Hume Weir frontage and situated less than 30 minutes to the Albury Central business district, 64 Hore Road is the epitome of space, grandeur and true architectural flare. Its own natural oasis, the land scales over one hundred hectares (approx. 250 acres) with Weir frontage and an unimpeached outlook of the undulating landscape beyond. Perched on a site with 360-degree views, the residence has been thoughtfully designed to take full advantage of the landscape with tremendous indoor/outdoor flow from virtually every room. Boat ramp access to the water creates a true lifestyle choice highly sought and seldom found. Features Include: Double glazed windows, energy efficient benefits, 4 king sized bedrooms, views from virtually every room, school bus pick up and drop off at the end of the road, stock and domestic licence, 50,000 litres of rainwater storage for house, aircraft storage, additional two-bedroom accommodation (requires approval), approx. 30 minutes to the Albury City Centre. View: Saturday 2nd November at 11:30am - 12:00pm Auction: Saturday 9th November at 12:00pm Contact: Nicholas Clark 0439 215 293 Geoff Stean 0413 888 788
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13 A 11 B 4 D 1 E 32-36 The Anchorage Noosa Waters FOR SALE BY TENDER Close December 11, 4pm Paul Arthur 0466 776 700 Adrian Reed 0409 446 955