25 AUGUST / 2021
PRESTIGE THE BEST IN AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY
CHATEAU IN THE HILLS An Adelaide ma s terpiece
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Adelaide CBD Adelaide 3301/19 Frome Street $3.5 million ANTO NY L AWE S
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Expressions of interest: Close August 31 Agent: Belle Property Adelaide City, John Ong 0406 442 731 It’s with a mixture of excitement and sadness that I sit down to write
Perched on top of Adelaidean, the city’s tallest
about Adelaide, which we are featuring in this edition. Excitement because
building, with Crowne Plaza restaurants and bars
it’s one of my favourite cities, and sadness because I know I won’t be going
at its feet, this penthouse offers 361 square
there any time soon. To me, it’s a city that has always had everything – great
metres of accommodation and has magical
cafes and restaurants, parks, beaches and the Adelaide Oval – without the
views of the city and eastern hills. The apartment
traffic and east-coast property prices. But, as we explore in our feature
has vast, open-plan living spaces, including a
story, these prices, especially at the luxury end, have taken off as buyers
Miele kitchen with a generous butler’s pantry.
realise the value that is to be had relative to other cities, especially at a time when many of us can work from anywhere. Investors too are joining the throng, as they realise that Adelaide has relatively stable house prices, tight vacancy rates and climbing rents. Finally, we visit the Adelaide Hills town of Aldgate and our cover property – a chateau with six towers.
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FEATURE Adelaide’s time to shine
Residential sales: Queensland Brad McLeod 0429 571 826 New South Wales Belinda Sinclair 0414 580 903 Victoria & Tasmania Ray van Veenendaal 0438 279 870 Western Australia, South Australia & Northern Territory Jeroen van de Peppel 0427 292 797
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O U R COVE R 178-180 Old Mount Barker Road, Aldgate.
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Norwood Adelaide 15a Elizabeth Street $2.4 million
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Expressions of interest: Close August 30 Agent: Harris Real Estate, Gerry McGuinness 0410 531 305 A short walk from the retail and dining delights of The Parade, this familyfriendly home is packed with quality inclusions, from the merbau floorboards and Luxaflex window treatments to the heated Peressin Pools in-ground pool and solar system with Tesla battery backup.
Sorrento
Newport
Gold Coast 16 Saint Tropez Terrace
Sydney 75 Prince Alfred Parade
$3.9 million-$4.5 million
$6.5 million
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For sale: Expressions of interest
For sale
Agent: Belle Property Palm Beach, Tracy Tomars 0450 091 416
Agent: LJ Hooker Newport,
You’ll feel like you’re permanently on holiday at this Bahamas-inspired
Gordon Spring 0418 210 219
waterfront home in the prestigious Riviera Estate. There’s a tiled pool, an
Gazing north over Pittwater to Scotland Island
outdoor bar, a covered entertaining terrace and a boat ramp. Inside, soaring
and Ku-ring-gai Chase, this renovated home is
four-metre ceilings feature in the formal living and dining room.
only 100 metres from the waterfront reserve.
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here’s a magnificent new Hollywood Hills-inspired mansion with over 1300 square metres of living areas scattered over three levels, a classic bluestone manor with its own ballroom, tennis court and pool, a grand chateau of seven towers on a private estate in the hills, and a sandstone villa near the beach. For prestige property purchasers, Adelaide offers a smorgasbord of luxury homes for the kind of prices that could make buyers in other capital cities weep. And as the city was recently declared the most liveable city in Australia and the third most liveable city in the world, it’s suddenly on the post-pandemic radar of many more people. “COVID-19 has brought a lot more buyers here,” says Matthew Paternoster of Williams Real Estate. “They’re looking at us from Sydney and Melbourne, where there’s now been so much time spent in lockdown, and seeing that we’ve only had ... lockdowns of 10 days all up. “They’re also looking at the kind of property we have, with lots of big character homes and city townhouses, and they’re seeing our prices. “Now, so many of them are selling their homes for maybe $7 million, $8 million, $9 million or $10 million, and buying something equivalent in Adelaide for $3 million to $4 million and putting the rest in the bank or into their businesses or other investments.” The world-beating rating from The Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Index 2021, which scored 140 cities on features such as safety, sustainability, healthcare, education, stability and infrastructure, didn’t hurt either. With Adelaide ranked behind only Auckland and Osaka, it’s concentrated attention even more on a capital city that the Australian Bureau of Statistics projects to still only have a population of about 1.5 million by 2027. “We’re now seeing a lot of people coming here from interstate, as well as Australians who’ve been living overseas in the UK, US, everywhere, returning to live here, or buying here on FaceTime for when they can return,” says Mark Sanderson, the president of the Real Estate Institute of South Australia. The resulting increase in demand for homes
Luxury comes into its own Adelaide is our most liveable city, where property still sells at a discount compared with other capitals. What’s not to love? B y SU E WILLIAMS
has seen the median house price in Adelaide rise by 16.3 per cent over the past year, on Domain figures. At the top end, anecdotally, the rise has been sharper still. David Smallacombe, of Smallacombe Real Estate, says in some of the blue-chip suburbs such as Medindie – where a sale in March for a reported $10.5 million smashed the city’s property price record – and Toorak Gardens, rises have been as high as 30 per cent. “People are keen to buy in good school zones, particularly from overseas, and you can see
these kinds of big price rises continuing,” he says. “People are now able to work remotely, and while in the past we’ve not had so many jobs locally, that’s now starting to change.” The city, already revitalised by the $535 million redevelopment of the old Adelaide Oval, is currently undergoing an unprecedented commercial boom. Charter Hall has poured $470 million into a new commercial tower in the CBD, Cbus Property has appointed multiplex to deliver its new $300 million commercial office development nearby, and ICD
59 Partridge Street, Glenelg South, above; 17 Hillside Road, Springfield, top left; 102-106 Barnard Street, North Adelaide, top right and below.
Property will soon be starting its $400 million mixed-use development at the city’s iconic Central Market precinct. “We’ve had incredible levels of both commercial and residential interest in Adelaide,” says Daniel Gannon, South Australian executive director of the Property Council of Australia. “We’re now in the fortunate position of more people moving to
Adelaide for its value proposition and its lifestyle, and far fewer wanting to leave. “In the past, many of our best and brightest moved away to further their careers, but Adelaide now offers so much to everyone.” The city has long been considered the nation’s most conservative capital, but even that is changing, says Grant Giordano, principal of Giordano & Partners Luxury Real Estate. “Adelaide has always been, I don’t want to say provincial but parochial in that people never wanted their neighbours to know what they paid for a house,” he says. “But now it’s different. It’s a competition to keep up with the Joneses, and they’re willing to pay more to get exactly what they want, especially with COVID, and they don’t worry what their neighbours might think. “It’s been a big ideological shift in attitude and sentiment. They see magnificent houses around the world, and now they want them, and don’t feel they have to hide them away behind brush fences and iron gates.” John Williams, co-principal of Williams Real Estate, agrees there’s been a change of attitude brought about by COVID-19. “People now want to enjoy life and improve their home environment and buy that luxury home now that they’d been putting off buying,” he says. Blake Scholz of Ray White Unley, who is currently auctioning a four-bedroom sandstone villa close to the beach at 59 Partridge Street, Glenelg South, says he’s seeing new price records set around the beaches almost every week. “In the prestige market, we used to have one to two buyers for each property, but now we’re having multiple, multiple offers prior and up to 20 bidders at properties over $2 million,” he says. “That’s a big shift for us, and it’s making the whole market incredibly buoyant.”
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Auction: 11.30am, September 11 Agent: Ray White Unley, Blake Scholz 0431 486 662
Springfield Adelaide 17 Hillside Road $11 million
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Private treaty: house and land package Agent: Giordano & Partners, Grant Giordano 0475 770 035
North Adelaide Adelaide 102-106 Barnard Street $6 million-$6.5 million
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Private Treaty Agent: Booth & Booth Real Estate, Bernard Booth 0418 821 919
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ALDGATE
It might be a small, pretty and untouched Adelaide Hills village, but Aldgate is just a short hop from the action. B y K ATE FARRE LLY When Todd Langley and his business partner
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Aldgate
“Aldgate is incredibly pretty and quite
Aaron Bond opened Fred Eatery in 2015, they
untouched, so it still has that quaint country
didn’t know they would be leading a changing of
charm,” Langley says, adding that the town reaps
Adelaide Hills 178-180 Old Mount Barker Road
the guard in Aldgate.
a two-fold benefit from all the amenity of
$5.85 million-$6.15 million
Over the next few years, bike store Ride Union
neighbouring Stirling, just two kilometres north-
Bike Co. would replace the florist shop, Japanese
west along the main road. Aldgate residents can
restaurant Yuki in the Hills would replace
access everything they need in the way of
StyleHouse and, last year, Langley and Bond
services and shops while enjoying the peace and
branched into homewares with the opening of
serenity of their smaller village.
Fred Living, after the Bedazzled Boutique owner
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“Stirling is delightful, but there’s quite a bit of
retired. And now baby and children’s boutique
commerce there,” says Langley. “If you look at all
Deti Studios has moved into the former
the places through The Hills, Aldgate is the place
Greenhills toy and hobby shop.
that’s still rocking yesteryear.”
“There’s been a lot of regeneration in Aldgate,”
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says Langley. “We were the first to come in after
Easy city commute
there hadn’t been any movement in traders for
Stephanie Williams of Williams Real Estate says
about 10 years. We discovered that the locals
buyer groups include families and retirees, with a
wanted change, and they’ve really embraced it.”
notable increase in interstate interest.
Expressions of interest: Close August 30 Agent: Williams Real Estate,
“They’re always quite astonished that you can
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be in the country one minute, surrounded by
Stephanie Williams 0413 874 888
Fred Eatery, with its contemporary take on
forests and acreages, then jump in your car, and
German master-built Chateau Avalon offers
brunch and lunch with crowd-pleasers like
you’re in the CBD in 10 minutes,” she says. “You
1450 square metres of living and entertaining
breakfast gnocchi and Malaysian bang bang, has
just don’t get that in other capital cities. We’ve
areas across six connecting towers and sits on
become a firm favourite with both the locals and
also got easy access to good schools, so the
more than a hectare of English-style gardens.
day-trippers, particularly those on foot.
position here is highly regarded.”
“There are a lot of walking trails around here,”
Williams says the fresh air and beautiful
says Langley. The best-known is the Aldgate
gardens are key drawcards. “You feel like you’re in
Properties like Chateau
Valley Nature Walk, a 6.8-kilometre signposted
a botanical park here. In a world where people
Avalon make Aldgate
Hover your camera over the
trail taking in parkland, bush reserves and quiet
are being more mindful of nature and well-being,
the perfect work-from-
code to see Domain listings
country lanes on the way to Mylor.
why wouldn’t you go to The Hills?”
home base.
in Aldgate
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Adelaide gets its time in the sun The fundamentals are looking good in the South Australian capital, and investors are taking notice. B y SU E WILLIAMS
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Property buyers in Adelaide are active at both the more affordable and the luxury ends of the market.
t’s Australia’s big, brash boom-and-bust property markets that tend to grab the attention of investors, but quietly consistent Adelaide is now deservedly getting its time in the sun. New Domain research recently found the city was the only state capital – apart from Hobart – that had not a single suburb where rents fell in the past five years. Meanwhile, a report from the University of Adelaide’s school of architecture and built environment has just revealed that, of the last two downturns in the economy, prices dipped in Adelaide by only 0.2 per cent in 2012, and then actually rose in 2019 by 0.4 per cent; the only state capital where prices didn’t fall. “It’s amazing that in one of the worst bust years, Adelaide prices stayed positive, whereas the other capital cities all had drops,” says Peter Koulizos, the report’s author and also the program director of the Master of Property and the chair of the Property Investment Professionals of Australia body. “It’s a very stable market, and COVID-19 has turned it into an even more attractive
proposition as so many people are relocating from bigger cities to regional areas and smaller capital cities. I spoke to someone the other day whose son worked in Sydney [but has] now moved back to Adelaide, working remotely on a Sydney wage but on Adelaide expenses.”
“In one of the worst bust years, Adelaide prices stayed positive.” Investors can see the demand for rental homes is now strong from the vacancy rate that’s been squeezed over the past year from 0.9 per cent to the current 0.6 per cent, on Domain figures. By the same token, house rents rose 8.9 per cent over the same period to a record weekly rent of $430, and units are up 9.4 per cent to
$350. But desperate renters are often still prepared to pay more to find a home. As an example, Koulizos has heard of some offering $450 instead of the advertised rent of $420. Bronte Manuel, sales partner of agency Toop + Toop, says he is now dealing regularly with large numbers of investors. “We’re getting significant interest in Adelaide now from investors,” he says. “Rental prices have never been this strong before and over the past 12 months – because all the figures stack up – we’ve had double or triple the number of investors looking to buy.” House prices have also grown over the last year by a handsome 16.3 per cent, delivering investors the promise of capital growth too, although units have risen only 2.3 per cent. At the same time, Adelaide still offers a very affordable proposition for investors with a median house price of $629,728 – the second cheapest of all capital cities behind Perth and less than half of Sydney’s median of $1,410,133 and just 61 per cent of Melbourne’s $1,022,927. Its unit price is also rock bottom at $337,932. “We’re now putting all our auctions online and, typically, around half of our properties are being purchased by interstate buyers, whether seen or not,” says Kate Smith of Harcourts Smith. “We’re seeing investors buying property at both the more affordable end of the market and the luxury end. “They see it as a good-value proposition across the whole range.”
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“When PB & Co founders Alex and Michael approached us, we were immediately impressed with Nicholas Day’s understated art deco design for the exteriors,” says Tuck. “These inspired us to explore how the art deco style might be informed by that unique Melbourne lifestyle that seamlessly combines high-culture refinement and an ease of living that’s focused on the Mediterranean climate. “As we furthered our exploration of the intersection of the art deco style and Melbourne’s Mediterranean outlook, we began gravitating towards the French expression of art deco. Specifically, the arte moderne style popular in the Cote D’Azur in the 1930s.” The aesthetics of Fifty Two Black are summed up by clean, streamlined spaces and light, airy interiors. Rich materials such as French chevron flooring add to the sense of luxury. Tuck’s background as Ralph Lauren’s senior
director of international architecture, a role he held for 14 years, helped inform his marriage of architecture and interiors. “The experience was formative and left me with a deeply embedded DNA of the Ralph Lauren aesthetic,” he says. “Above all, it emphasizes luxury with comfort. These two concepts inform everything we do.” Tuck and Day worked hand-in-hand with New York interior designer Meg Sharpe to create a seamless look inside and out. Sharpe, considered one of New York’s most elite interior designers with award-winning designs ranging from luxury Park Avenue apartments to famed New York restaurants and international hotels, said the team approach has achieved a harmonious result which residents are sure to appreciate. “Gregory Tuck has really defined the architecture of the space that we all step into, and Nicholas’s interpretation of, and lightness of touch to maintain the Ralph Lauren Home world while considering the site-specific needs has created a beautiful blend between the two architects,” says Sharpe. “As the interior designer, we have worked with both teams to realise the dialogue between the interiors and the exteriors. “From the overall layouts to the final lighting locations to the finishes of the joinery, we have worked together intimately on all the details to create a cohesive space for the buyers.” Residents will be able to select from three unique interior concepts. Each has a material palette based on neutral textures in keeping with the beachside location. These include fabrics in earthy tones and subtle textures, and sophisticated metals. “The concept for the spaces is effortless elegance,” Sharpe says. “There will be a warmth represented not in colours but in textures and layers to create a sophisticated richness in the spaces.” Priced between $5 million and $9 million, the residences at Fifty Two Black are aimed at wellheeled and discerning buyers. They are bound to be impressed by the sumptuous furnishings by Ralph Lauren Home, says PB & Co co-founder Alex Bragilevsky. “Ralph Lauren Home is synonymous with sophisticated quality and elegance – we knew this would speak to the local Brighton market and our buyers … downsizers, professionals and those who enjoy the finer things in life,” he says. “We are also in discussions with expats and other global citizens who are looking for a luxurious and effortless Melbourne base alongside their other properties and homes around the world.”
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Kissed by the Sun at Noosa’s Little Cove
Boasting a peerless Little Cove location, ostensibly floating above Noosa National Park, steered by a wow-worthy water colour panorama with megawatt-lustrous ivory sands and turquoise waters of Laguna Bay, and beyond to the deep blue hues of Double Island Point. The beach house, including the pool level, is cleverly built into the contours of the land, to create connection to outdoors and dazzling 180-degree north-facing views. Auction 10 September 12pm 5
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S E E M O R E AT O F F E R M A N N . C O M . A U 21 Bayview Road, Noosa Heads.
Agents: Eric Seetoo 0419 757 770 Tom Offermann 0412 711 888 NOOSA’S HOME OF PRESTIGE PROPERTY
Closest Waterfront Residential Site to Hastings St.
Exclusive one-in-a million, medium density opportunity on a supersize illustrious Noosa Sound 1120m2 waterfront site, which has the jaw-dropping address of Noosa Parade, is the closest waterfront residential site to Hastings Street. Three 2-bed apartments and one commercial building are current, however a long-term prime investment holding, apartment development, or striking residence with no waterside neighbours, presents a virtually bullet-proof investment. Auction 18 September 2021.
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Agent: Chris Miller 0412 894 542 NOOSA’S HOME OF PRESTIGE PROPERTY
Dress Circle Noosa Main Beach and Laguna Bay
Diamonds are forever. World class, unrivalled explosive views along luminescent sand and azure waters of Noosa Main Beach and Laguna Bay, stretching to spectacular Coloured Sands and Double Island Point, boasting the one-and-only, blue-chip address of Hastings Street. Across from the beach, Noosa National Park boardwalk and nationally known beachside restaurants, the apartment exudes inspired elegance executed to a finite degree. Auction 18 September 1pm 3
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Agents: Rebekah Offermann 0413 044 241 Tom Offermann 0412 711 888 NOOSA’S HOME OF PRESTIGE PROPERTY
Riverpark Estate, Nature Lover’s Dream, 15 Mins to Noosa Main Beach
If you aspire to a private 56ha estate surrounded by stupendous views, national and water conservation parks, koalas, kangaroos, wedge-tail eagles and jabirus, plus deep Noosa River frontage with boat ramp, imagine building a one-off north-facing showstopper on the cleared volcanic knoll, overlooking the massive dam. Riverpark Estate, 15 minutes by boat or 25 minutes by car to Hastings Street, has it all, and more. Auction 3 September 2021.
S E E M O R E AT O F F E R M A N N . C O M . A U 36 Riverpark Drive, Ringtail Creek.
Agent: Robyn Reid 0418 144 484 NOOSA’S HOME OF PRESTIGE PROPERTY
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For Further Details Contact Harry Kakavas 0401 379 248 Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15
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Refined beachfront living does not get any better than this brand-new sky villa taking shape inside the coveted 272 Hedges Avenue tower. One of only two sky villas in the entire building, this exceptional residence offers 513m2 of beautifully finished interiors over levels 27 and 28. This property boasts a huge open plan living area, a Gaggenau inspired kitchen which is further enhanced by a large wraparound balcony where the spectacular Pacific Ocean outlook spans Mermaid Beach to Coolangatta. Wake up to the sight and sound of the waves from the private master suite which enjoys its own exclusive wing with walk-in robe and an effortlessly elegant ensuite. With Pacific Fair and the Broadbeach dining district only a short stroll away it is no wonder that this landmark property is so sought after. This sold-out development is due for completion in early 2022. *approximate
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For Further Details Contact Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15
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An east-facing wide waterfront position on a highly sought-after street sets the stage for this sophisticated Main River Mansion, one of only eleven tightly-held exclusive riverfront homes located within the coveted Southport School and (TSS) precinct. Take in the imposing design that delivers 1,099m2 of luxury living space accentuated by soaring ceilings, grand columns, curved walls and a long list of lifestyle features. Two spacious lounge rooms flank formal dining on the ground floor, where bi-fold doors stack back to expose a panoramic view over the river and city skyline. All five bedrooms boast generous ensuites, while two master-size suites capture water views. Relax or play host across an alfresco dining terrace, heated 20m lap pool and supersize pontoon catering for cruisers up to 80feet. Serve sunset drinks on the water where the timber jetty doubles as an open-air lounge. *approximate
BLUEEDGEPROPERTY.COM.AU BELLERIVE 3A VICTORIA ESPLANADE
BEAUTIFUL BELLEHAVEN This fantastic, contemporary, waterside property located on Bellerive’s exclusive Victoria Esplanade sits proudly among some of the finest homes in Hobart, offering stunning panoramic views of Kangaroo Bay, the Hobart CBD, River Derwent, and Mount Wellington. The location here is truly unbeatable. Enjoy walks along the water to nearby Kangaroo Bluff Reserve, Bellerive Beach, Blundstone Arena, and the Bellerive Yacht Club. Blue Edge Property is thrilled to bring to the market this rare opportunity to secure a waterfront property in such a tightly held area.
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FO R SA L E O F F E R S OV E R $ 2 ,75 0,0 0 0 VIEW BY A P P O I N T M E N T CO N TAC T A N D R E W W E L L S | 0 4 02 37 7 73 0 Bellehaven is being sold fully furnished and currently TA H L I A C A N T W E L L | 0 4 2 6 2 2 9 7 8 1 operates as a premium bed and breakfast. Presenting ANDREW.WELLS@BLUEEDGEPROPERTY.COM.AU an opportunity to continue an established and popular opportunity for a first-time investor or as a great addition 1 5 H U N T E R ST R E E T, H O B A RT, TAS , 70 0 0 to an existing portfolio. Comprised of some 236 square metres, this expansive home offers split-level living, creating private and intimate spaces ideal for both relaxation and entertaining. Vaulted ceilings throughout provide unique spaciousness, with floor-to-ceiling windows through which to take in extraordinary water views. The inclusion of a fabulous nine-metre indoor pool further establishes the luxury status of this first-class property.
Otway Sofa & Johanna Ottomans by Kett.
Otway Entertainment Unit by Kett.
Johanna Occasional Chair & Otway Side Table by Kett.
Otway Table & Armchairs by Kett. Image by Ben Hosking.
Frame Living System (Wall Unit) , Otway Lounge Chairs, Erskine Sofa & Coffee Table by Kett.
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Belle Sofa by Kett.
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