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PRESTIGE THE BEST IN AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY
TOP OF THE TOWN Impre ssive on all levels
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Bondi Beach Sydney 3/54 Fletcher Street $4.5 million J OSE PHIN E H U YN H
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Auction: 6pm, November 24 Agent: Laing+Simmons Double Bay, D’Leanne Lewis 0419 676 667 The humble apartment. It’s where one’s property journey usually begins in
On the border between Bondi and Tamarama this
our 20s, 30s. For many, the next move is to a bigger block for the growing
three-bedroom apartment comes with an
family, then once the kids fly the coop many Australians find themselves
enormous 110-square-metre terrace facing north
downsizing back to the apartment market but with a new outlook and
over Bondi Beach and Ben Buckler Point. There’s
matured buyer checklist – high-end fittings and fixtures, a CBD location, on-
a further 110 square metres of accommodation
site amenity and more. While for savvy investors, it means the opportunity
inside including a combined living and dining
to create a diversified portfolio. We sure have no shortage of world-class
room with a gas and granite kitchen. Marks Park
sky homes and penthouses across the country and more people are
is at the end of the street and it’s only a short
cottoning onto the advantages of living “up high”. In this Prestige Apartment
walk to beaches and eateries.
Special we profile some of the best apartments and developments on the market – from a Broadbeach high-rise on edge of the ocean to an architectural penthouse in a boutique pocket of Toorak.
O U R COVE R Luxe Broadbeach, 2 Charles Avenue, Broadbeach Listed by TOTAL Property Group PAG E 10
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DESIGN DIGEST Pieces that go with the flow
COVER STORY Benchmark living at Broadbeach
FEATURE STORY Penthouse in the Toorak treetops
LIVING IN A coastal lifestyle loved by locals
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 Digital edition Visit domain.com.au/ digitaledition
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APARTMENT LIFE Close to it all in Adelaide
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Glenelg Adelaide 1223/25-29 Colley Terrace $1.995 million-$2.95 million
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Private sale Agent: Williams Real Estate, Stephanie Williams 0413 874 888 Across the top two levels of Liberty Towers, this three-bedroom penthouse captures expansive views of the coast, hills and city. The top level features a pool and spa, kitchenette and two terraces. The open-plan living spaces on the lower level have a stone-topped kitchen and floor-to-ceiling glass.
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Melbourne 1701/8 Bowen Crescent $4 million-$4.4 million
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Agent: Ray White New Farm, Ben Percival 0406 606 778
Agent: Kay & Burton South Yarra,
Blending heritage charm with modern comforts, this stylish apartment in
Nicole Gleeson 0414 809 221
the Dakota Woolstore showcases timber beams, antique French
Designed by Elenberg Fraser with interiors by
floorboards and original sash windows. Residents share access to a lap
David Hicks Design, this apartment has
pool, gym and barbecue terrace.
panoramic bay, lake and city views.
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Your last chance to secure one of North Adelaide’s finest residences. Final apartments are now available from $2,540,000. Construction is almost complete, move in this Summer. At ground level, The Brougham Villa, restored and extended to its original grandeur, coming soon.
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DESIGN DIGEST
Making waves Adding a sense of intrigue, these wonderful designs stray far from the straight and narrow. C o m p i l e d b y PAU LIN E M O RRIS SE Y STATEMENT MIRROR Created by Melbourne-based design studio Middle of Nowhere, the Artemis Mirror features a curvy mirror finished with a slim timber frame. It’s available in two sizes, and can be hung in two directions. middleofnowhere.com.au
SCULPTURAL FORM Furniture designer and sculptor Lauren Lea Haynes’ Foli Side Table is a sculptural and playful piece made from lightweight aluminium and available in four shades – cream, lavender, wineberry and sky blue. laurenleahaynes.com
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TABLE TALK Designed by Sydney-based Knot Studio, the Delilah Dining Table has an instantly
Lampada Cappello is a
striking presence. Handcrafted from solid American oak, the table has four wavy legs, which form a
signature collection of
beautifully unique object. Soft, smooth and simple design at its finest. knotstudio.com.au
lamps by Sicilian-born artist and designer Oscar Piccolo. Showcasing a squiggly yet graceful iron base, the lamp is crafted with a prettily pleated lampshade and offered in a wide range of colours. oscarpiccolo.com
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LUXE BROADBEACH 2 Charles Avenue, Broadbeach (corner of Old Burleigh Road and Charles Avenue) Developer: Broadbeach Luxe Development
There really is gold on this coast
Company Architect and interior designer: DBI Number of apartments: 28 full-floor private residences Internal size (sqm): 318 square metres External size (sqm): 56 square metres,
Luxe Broadbeach promises elegantly sophisticated luxury as close to the beach as you can get.
including a 41 squaremetre terrace and 15 square-metre balcony Prices: Start at $5.09 million Completion due: Early 2024 Agent: TOTAL Property Group, 1300 76 55 76 Open for inspection: A display suite at 4 Charles Avenue, Broadbeach, is available by appointment only.
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uxe by name and luxe by nature: Broadbeach Luxe Development Company has spared no expense on its new beachfront development, set on the corner of Charles Avenue and Old Burleigh Road in Broadbeach on Queensland’s Gold Coast, directly opposite the green expanse of Pratten Park and the Kurrawa Surf Club. “If you’re going to call your building Luxe, you need to deliver,” says sales agent Adrian Parsons, managing director of TOTAL Property Group. “With every element, from the minute
you walk into the front foyer, it’s very clear it’s called Luxe for a reason.” Nathan Andersen, the director of Core Property Partners, the company project managing the development, describes Luxe as a six-star property taking cues from Manhattan’s art deco gems. He says the level of finish will surpass that found in beautiful hotels, with a concierge service to match. And, in a breath of fresh air for the Gold Coast, Luxe is less about glitz and glamour and more about elegant sophistication.
“This development is for the prestige buyer who appreciates an international standard of living in a prime beach location,” Andersen says. The DBI-designed building, due for completion in 2024, has found a ready audience and, in a nod to the booming Gold Coast market, 12 of the 28 apartments have sold. Domain’s Queensland Spotlight Report, released this month, showed unseasonably high buyer demand in Queensland over winter compared to the three previous years, with the median unit price on the Gold Coast increasing by 9.9 per cent over the year. And, according to the September Regional Movers Index, the Gold Coast continues to be the most popular destination among people moving from capital cities to regions, welcoming more than double the number of city folk than any other region during the 2020-21 financial year. Parsons says inquiries and sales are split evenly between buyers from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and the Gold Coast, all of whom are looking for space and luxury in a top location.
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Each Luxe Broadbeach apartment has an entire house-sized floor of its own, with the opportunity to tailor it to your needs.
Warm tones with timber accents and space, glorious space, are design hallmarks. Each apartment claims an entire floor of 318 square metres, giving owners a house-sized domain. Instead of a one-size-fits-all approach, Luxe gives buyers the choice of four floor plans – comprising three, four or five bedrooms – delivered on your preferred level. “Some people are drawn to the lower levels because they want contact with the [activity] on the ground,” says Andersen. “Others want to be up in the sky and have the best views.” Parsons says this approach has been wellreceived by buyers, with lots of boxes ticked to suit different lifestyles. “Buyers absolutely love it,” he says. “They love having choices and they can see that these plans have been so well-considered. “If you’re a movie star and you want very grand entertaining areas, we have a layout for you. If you want ample guest space that’s private and set away from your master suite, we have that. And, if you want balconies to all of your bedrooms, we have that.”
Andersen says the floor plans match the wish lists of buyers moving out of waterfront mansions who still want the feeling of space provided by their free-standing property, with room for a grand piano or a full-size pool table. “You don’t have any adjoining walls, the flow of noise doesn’t generally go up or down, there’s natural light from every angle and 360-degree views from every apartment,” he says. Each apartment will be fitted with natural stone benchtops, Gaggenau appliances – including twin ovens – herringbone timber floors, custom joinery and a world-first, fluted free-standing bath from Decina. Temperature-controlled wine storage comes as standard, with buyers given a choice between a dedicated wine room or a wine wall as a feature in the living spaces. A built-in barbecue with a wine fridge is an optional extra. Exclusive residents’ amenities on level five include a 25-metre heated lap pool, a lounge area and a yoga terrace, all with magical views over the Broadbeach foreshore and out to the ocean.
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Rather than a desk-bound concierge, Luxe will offer an on-demand concierge service. “There’s no one in the lobby downstairs, instead it’s a service that is effectively at your beck and call,” Andersen says. “If you’re driving down from Brisbane on a Friday evening, let us know when you’ll arrive and we can have champagne chilling in an ice bucket. “We can organise dry-cleaning, car cleaning, or arrange a party beside the pool. It’s about providing the residents with the ability to live life the way they want to live it.” In a bid to deter “Gold Coast party animals”, short-term rentals won’t be permitted, which has given Luxe added cachet with owneroccupiers. They have also been drawn by the very walkable location. “There’s walkability from a relaxation and exercise perspective but, more importantly, walkability to restaurants, bars, the supermarket, the casino and the beach,” says Andersen. “If you’re living here or holidaying here you can absolutely lock up the car and not have to touch it while you’re here.”
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A UNIQUE AND ELEGANT LIFESTYLE ONLY 35 MINUTES FROM THE BRISBANE CBD Build your luxury architect designed contemporary home surrounded by a Greg Norman designed championship golf course, and an abundance of natural bush and walking trails, you can feel the peace and serenity. Yet within less than 10 minutes’ drive of 11 leading schools, a major Shopping Centre, Mater Hospital, University Campus, Sporting venues, and electric commuter rail directly to Brisbane CBD.
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Ahead of the curve The design challenges of a sloping, irregular block in a prestige locale led to a boutique collection of just three super-luxe apartments. B y PAU L B E S T
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elbourne architect Dom Cerantonio freely drops the U-bomb when talking about Edition, a boutique development of just three luxury apartments – including the two-level penthouse dubbed The Sky – on which he was lead architect in the upscale Melbourne suburb of Toorak. That’s U for unique. While it’s a word often loosely bandied about and all architectural responses, to varying degrees, are unique to each site and client, Cerantonio repeatedly uses it to single out features he believes set the Lansell Road apartment building apart. “From the outset, it was a very challenging site that led to unique features in the design,” says Cerantonio, a co-founder of architecture and interior design practice Cera Stribley. Firstly, there was a tricky fall in the block of about six metres, front to back, which was addressed by introducing various levels. For instance, two of the three apartments – the penthouse included – have two floors and feature double-height voids. A car lift and double-level basement are
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incorporated into the design – not inclusions you see every day in a small development. The penthouse apartment has its own basement with room for up to seven cars, something else Cerantonio sees as unique in apartment living. The block also has an irregular shape. This gave Cera Stribley exciting opportunities to employ curves throughout the building. For instance, a 270-degree circle is carved into the north-west corner of the building and a tree added to jazz up its form. Importantly, too, curves are used for the entrance and inside the apartments to create unusual, intriguing spaces. Six-and-a-half-metre voids are filled with helical staircases. The upper floor of the penthouse also features a prow-like corner that opens onto an expansive terrace with a dipping pool and views across the Toorak treetops to the serrated edge of the city skyline. “It’s just another feature we don’t see a lot of in apartments,” Cerantonio says. The irregular shape of the penthouse also led to a main bedroom – with en suite, walk-in wardrobe, fireplace and private balcony – which
is arguably bigger than those in most houses and would rival the entire dimensions of some apartments. “It’s definitely not normal,” he says. That’s another truly exclusive thing. The building – The Sky, most of all – is designed with house-like living in mind, with the highend features and materials, fine detailing and proportions familiar to those who’ve hailed from large, prestigious homes. It’s also why there are only three apartments and not five, as was originally conceived – to make it super-luxe, personal and uncrowded. “One of the key goals was to create a new paradigm for apartment living – to create more than what you see in a typical apartment,” Cerantonio says. Moreover, the cream Krause brickwork of the boxy facade with its elongated windows purposefully reads more as a single dwelling than an apartment building, its appearance suitably “classic and timeless” in keeping with the suburb’s traditional look and feel. “The project was innovative at the time [we were designing it] because you weren’t seeing apartments that big,” says Cerantonio. “I remember thinking this is quite unique and special.”
Toorak
Sam Goddard, Abercromby’s Real Estate Armadale
“Typically these types of penthouses are situated in a larger-scale development. For those who haven’t lived in an apartment complex before, this is really compelling.”
Melbourne Penthouse 65 Lansell Road $12.95 million-$14,245,000
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Private sale Agent: Abercromby’s Real Estate Armadale, Sam Goddard 0448 870 454
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A DREAM, REALISED. 123OBR, by Bottega, is a one-of-a-kind collection of “Beach homes” at Broadbeach. The visually iconic tower is defined by the gracefully articulated edges of its balconies. Inspired by the bow of a ship, they are as functional as they are beautiful – delivering essential privacy while maintaining spectacular views – and creating a signature silhouette in the Broadbeach skyline.
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MAIN BEACH TOURISM AND EVENTS QUEENSLAND
It is a tourist hotspot but it’s the permanent residents who truly treasure their ‘slice of paradise’ at Main Beach. B y K ATE FARRE LLY It’s the magical mix of some of the Gold Coast’s
Main Beach since she arrived and is enjoying the
shopping that makes Main Beach an irresistible
return to the halcyon days of the 1980s when
proposition, especially for interstate and
“everyone wanted to live here”.
under-supplied property market. On prime real estate between Southport and
upmarket Palazzo Versace and Sheraton Mirage
enamoured of their slice of paradise.
Hotels and the Southport Yacht Club, there’s no
Champagne-style shopping
supporters to the Commonwealth Games and
At the Marina Mirage mall you’ll find yacht
says she quickly “fell in love with the place”.
brokers and health clubs, high-end fashion and
permanently to the suburb in 1983.
Peninsula paradise “It’s such a special place,” she says. “Where else can you have the beauty of the Nerang River with
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New Zealand media, their families and
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boaties, while new developments are bringing in a younger generation. Home to Sea World, the
apartment before eventually moving
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Kollosche agent Sam Guo says the area remains
nearly 4000 residents who are genuinely
in Main Beach in 1982 when she escorted the
Gold Coast 602/3575 Main Beach Parade
a firm favourite with business retirees and
the Pacific Ocean, this tourist hotspot is home to
Promotions expert Lynne Goddard first set foot
Main Beach
Goddard says she has seen many changes in
best beaches, finest eateries and high-end
overseas buyers who can’t get enough of the
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pet boutiques, award-winning seafood restaurant Omeros Bros and gourmet ice-cream. Auction: 6pm, November 10
On Saturdays, the ground floor forecourt turns into a foodie haven with a weekly farmers’ market
Agent: Kollosche, Sam Guo 0423 064 310
featuring freshly picked produce, artisan breads
A top-to-toe renovation has delivered a homely,
and pastries and organic juices.
coastal aesthetic to this beachfront apartment in
For Goddard, Main Beach offers an unbeatable
the popular Golden Sands on the Beach complex.
Macintosh Island Park at one end and be able to
outdoor lifestyle. She loves to swim up at The
Lap up ocean views from the open-plan living
walk to the beach from every street?
Spit, on the northern tip of the suburb, and is a
areas or duck downstairs to the residents’ pool.
“There’s the surf club with its magical views over the water, Broadwater where you can see the super yachts and the magnificent boats, and
keen walker, often catching up with friends for coffee in Tedder Avenue afterwards. She is also a fan of the light rail, which connects
Beautiful one day ... the
the village – eating out in Tedder Avenue is a real
with the Gold Coast University Hospital and
unrivalled beaches are
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pleasure, there are so many choices, which
Helensvale, from where the train to the Brisbane
just part of the allure of
code to see Domain listings
creates a really happy atmosphere.”
CBD takes a little over an hour.
the Main Beach lifestyle.
in Main Beach
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Solving the apartment dilemma There are pros and cons to investing in units with loads of amenities, so it might be better to just keep it simple. B y SU E WILLIAMS
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Investing in popular locations, such as Bondi, might prove safer than choosing an apartment in a wellappointed tower.
glistening new apartment tower with a pool, a gym and a rooftop garden is likely to be enormously enticing to prospective tenants. But for investors, should all those alluring amenities sound the alarm bells? Like the buildings themselves, it’s a multistoried prospect. On the plus side for investors, it’s unlikely the units will ever be empty. If demand falls for apartments, these developments will, with a possible rent adjustment, always have their pick of the pool of available tenants. But, on the downside, those facilities can be expensive to maintain in terms of quarterly strata levies, so the yield may well be lower. And capital growth? If a slick building becomes fashionable and continues to be regarded as hip, then capital growth may well power on through. Or not. “With facilities like a pool, an apartment ... will always be easier to rent out,” says Sophie Liu of PMI Investment. “But the levies can be very high, which will eat away at your income. “So, I often prefer to invest in something more
modest, no more than six floors high and with minimal amenities to pay for. They are always cheaper to run and the returns can be good. “The first priority should be less looking at the facilities on offer and more on the location, and whether it’s close to shops and transport.”
“I … prefer to invest in something more modest, no more than six floors high.” Another consideration should be the macroeconomic situation, says Alex Joiner, chief economist at IFM Investors. At the moment, many investments are coming up roses, fertilised with rock-bottom interest rates. “People in my parents’ generation have been able to capitalise over three decades on falling
interest rates,” Dr Joiner says. “They’ve enjoyed healthy capital appreciation on top of rents. “But while the returns are very good now, you have to remember we’re at the top of the cycle. Going forward over the next five to 10 years, we’ll be in a rising rates environment, so I’d be a little bit more cautious.” In that situation, if he were looking to invest in an apartment, he thinks he’d be looking for one that was a little different from the others – something unique or, at least, less generic. That could be an apartment that’s more boutique, or has bigger dimensions, or a separate kitchen. Apartment investors also have to be aware of the COVID-era unit-living trends, says Christine Williams, property strategist with Smarter Property Investing. Pre-COVID, student accommodation was a real cash cow for investors, particularly for property within three kilometres of the CBD. “But now, people are looking at apartments in a different way,” she says. “They want to be comfortable in bigger apartments so they can work from home if they need to, and they want some open space. “We’ve all been spending more time at home too, so they might like more facilities, but need to know there’s enough cash in the funds to keep them well-maintained. “In addition, the taller a building, the more you can claim in depreciation. And those are the ones that are likely to have those pools and gardens.”
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Experience Market Square’s most extravagant views and luxurious spaces with the Skyline Residences.
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The Market Square homes will have stunning views, bespoke designs and a host of prestige amenities. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
MARKET SQUARE 21 Grote Street, Adelaide Developer: ICD Property and City of Adelaide
Bringing luxe to the market Soon to sit above Adelaide’s Central Market Arcade is a collection of finely crafted apartments.
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he luxurious new Market Square redevelopment is set to grace the site of Adelaide’s beloved Central Market Arcade. It will add 212 sophisticated residences to the iconic Central Market precinct for the first time in its history, including a fourbedroom penthouse and two sub-penthouses. The lavish $10 million penthouse is set to become the most expensive home in Adelaide’s CBD. The four-bedroom pad tops off the Skyline collection of premium apartments, which have customisable layouts so residents can upgrade to spa-inspired bathrooms, engineered timber flooring, marbled stone benchtops, mosaic feature tiles and top-of-the-line appliances. Architect Alex Hall, associate principal at Woods Bagot, says the sub-penthouses and penthouses have been designed to make the most of the views to the sea and the hills
while factoring in flexibility to suit all tastes. “The penthouses are seamlessly connected to the central lifestyle district of Adelaide and offer a combination of bespoke architecture with unparalleled views,” he says. “The residences are finely crafted homes with an emphasis on high-quality materials and generous living spaces positioned globally as a benchmark for luxury living.” One of the development’s biggest drawcards is its location. Matt Khoo, managing director at developer ICD Property, says the site offers the best of Adelaide while making a connection to the history of the Adelaide Central Market. “Within the immediate Market Square precinct there is accessibility to premier residences, A-grade office space, a luxury hotel, childcare, and plethora of retail options,” he says. “On your doorstep is the iconic Central
Market offering the best of local produce, and within a kilometre is the city’s most notable restaurants, shopping precincts, recreational spaces, and art and culture destinations. Market Square is quite literally in the centre of it all.” The 37-storey building has plenty of amenities to complement its location, architecture and interior design. These include everything residents could want for a cosy night in, to meet other residents or for entertaining. There’s a residents’ lobby bar, health and wellbeing spaces, library, cinema, outdoor kitchen and private dining rooms. There’s also a 3000-square-metre garden terrace on level 5 – the ideal place to relax on a sunny day, work outdoors or enjoy a sunset picnic. Residents at Market Square will also have access to the services of the hotel downstairs including a digital concierge, which brings a range of conveniences – everything from booking a doctor to ordering a coffee. The many appeals of Market Square have accelerated buyer interest, Khoo said. “We have been completely overwhelmed by the unprecedented sales so far, with 82 per cent of total stock sold to the waitlist prior to public launch,” he said.
Architect and interior designer: Woods Bagot Number of residences: 212 total. 27 Skyline Residences: 12 two-bed; 12 three-bed; 2 three-bed sub-penthouses; 1 fourbed penthouse Internal sizes (sqm): Skyline Residences: Twobed 76.8-77.2; three-bed 106.6-108.5; subpenthouse 372.8-376.6; penthouse 640.2 Prices: Apartments from $705,000; penthouse collection $5.2m-$10m Car parking: 527 Completion estimate: 2025 Agent: Three-Sixty Property Group and Ouwens Casserly Open for inspection: Shop 2 & 3, 211 Victoria Square, Adelaide, by appointment.
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Inner-urban living in the highly desirable established suburb of Subiaco just got easier with Incontro Apartments. One, two and three-bedroom apartments, plus limited double storey terrace apartments offer a variety of spacious, architecturally designed floor plans to suit any lifestyle - from just $395,000* you can call Incontro home. Everything at your doorstep...walking distance from shops, restaurants, schools, public transport and mere minutes from the beach and Perth city. Live the Subiaco lifestyle for less or invest, at Incontro. Sales Office: 49 Rokeby Rd, Subiaco | incontroapartments.com.au | 1300 264 417
2089m2 | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | 3 Car | 1 Pool
On arrival at Atholwood, traditional gates and a sweeping circular driveway within manicured formal gardens gives an idea of the quality awaiting the new owners of this impressive heritage Victorian residence of grand proportions. Once privy to international opera stars and lavish garden parties, the property on 2,089m2 of prized Hawthorn land has been meticulously restored, updated and recently extended to the highest order. Located only 5kms from the Adelaide CBD in the blue-ribbon suburb of Hawthorn, a unique piece of Adelaide history.
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Closing Wednesday 10 November at 12pm (USP) Inspection by appointment Justine Thomson 0438 752 683 RLA: 261169
29 LAIDLAW PARADE EAST BRISBANE
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Riverfront masterpeice designed by Greg Natale This newly built architectural masterpiece is arguably Brisbane’s most prestigious residence. Designed and styled by one of Australia’s most renowned designers, Greg Natale, no expense has been spared in its creation. Black, white and gold themed throughout, its opulent use of Italian crafted marble, venetian plaster, and brass makes this truly special home one of a kind. • • • • • •
Situated on a 597sqm North facing block of prime inner-city riverfront real estate with its own private jetty. 960sqm home is set over three suspended concrete levels, each with impressive three metre high ceilings. -Zug appliances. Home cinema room, home gym, sauna, steam room and bath to be used for hot or ice baths. State of the art security system which can be controlled and monitored off-site. One of Brisbane’s best homes and perfect for a buyer demanding high-end perfection.
Please contact agents to book your inspection.
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Contact Agents Henry Hodge 0455 500 035 Kosta Porfyriou 0404 430 327 henryhodge.com.au
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HAMPTON 2 Bronte Court EVERY INDULGENCE FOR EFFORTLESS LIVING Family living soars to spectacular heights in this exclusive home, with outstanding craftsmanship and luxe design by The Block’s Ronnie and Georgia. Precision planning has created a four-bedroom oasis with a large living & dining zone, Neff multi-oven kitchen & butler’s pantry, basement cinema & bar, plus library/ study. Superb outdoor living with a pool and deck, metres from Thomas Street Reserve. belleproperty.com
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Auction Saturday 6th November
8 Bronte Court Hampton "The Hunt is over" Forever associated with mid-century modernism, 'The Hunt House c1956' designed by iconic architect Neil Clerehan, delivers flawlessly transformed spaces, nodding at Bayside's fascinating past with the backing of a luxury renovation.
Contact Jesse Raeburn 0429 193 978 Christine Henderson 0415 854 122
1 Bronte Court Hampton 4+ B 4 b 2 C s
Hampton’s Haven with a family focus Indulge in Hamptons style luxury in the heart of Hampton’s prized sports and leisure precinct. House 5 is magnificently situated on this season’s only 911sqm (approx) allotment, showcasing this year’s only multi-level family home. Kirsty and Jesse have impeccably transformed their home into a 4-bedroom plus study, 4-bathroom beauty encompassing the latest smart home automation, al fresco entertaining and another Block first, a basement home cinema and bar.
Auction Saturday 6 November Inspect By appointment Contact Halli Moore 0403 777 661 Michelle Gagêt 0408 897 774 John Rombotis 0404 073 365
Mountain Lodge Retreat
Indulging the senses high above the city lights of Melbourne, no expense or effort has been spared in the creation of this simply unrepeatable French inspired chateau.
Set on approximately 2,400sqm, framed by its European façade and immersed within an exquisite established landscaped garden sanctuary, this immensely private residence is one of the �inest homes ever to be offered for sale in the Dandenong Ranges only 30 minutes drive from the south east suburbs of Melbourne. Buoyed by a privileged elevated position, the imposing timeless architecture is at home within its lavish perfumed gardens �illed with roses, camelias, gardenias, tulips, freesias, hyacinth, jasmine, Mexican orange blossoms, over 50 custom made
Price Range: $6,800,000 - $7,400,000 / Expressions of Interest Phone to arrange an inspection
pots and several statues including 4 Seasons, Dali Alice in Wonderland and Dali the Surrealist Piano. Recently transformed and extensively rebuilt throughout, lavish proportions include soaring ceilings to all levels, Italian porcelain �looring, imported staircases, divine wood paneling from French and Belgium Chateaus, thick marble surfaces and the latest high-end appliances. The extensive layout features two extravagant master suites complete with sumptuous ensuites, decadent living & dining rooms, a top �loor gold class theatre room for eight and, adding a further aristocratic feel, an inspired cigar room by Roberto Cavalli.
45 Mount Eliza Way, Mount Eliza 3930 | LOCAL EXPERTS | GLOBAL DOMINANCE AGENTS: Rob Curtain 0418 310 870 | Marco Santos 0426 046 937
LAS PALMAS – Brand New Luxury Mid-Century Estate with Sweeping Byron Hinterland Views 6 BED
ADDRESS:
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3 CAR
6 ACRES
20 Fig Tree Lane, Myocum, NSW
PRICE:
Guide $9m
ENQUIRIES:
Tara Torkkola 0423 519 698 | Denzil Lloyd 0481 864 049
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‘ L I T T L E COV E ’ N O O SA H E A D S
4 Kareela Avenue
Welcome to ‘SUNDAY’ an architectural marvel nestled amongst lush, serene surrounds, this is a home that must be seen to be believed. From the moment you step through the striking modern entrance, you are transported to a world of peace, privacy and tranquillity with everything Noosa Heads has to offer on your doorstep. The world-renowned Hastings Street and Noosa National Park are within easy walking distance along with some of the region’s best surf breaks. This is a rare chance to immerse yourself in unparalleled luxury in one of Australia’s most prized destinations.
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0438 259 956
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Friday 5th November 2021 Onsite 1.00pm
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1/110 Bower Street, Manly Seize a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to secure the ultimate 430sqm Freehold Title oceanfront trophy residence with breathtaking ocean & coastal panoramas. Placed within a block of four luxury residences that has sweeping living spaces which flow to a sundrenched oceanfront entertainers’ terrace with built-in barbecues, wet bar & heated lap pool. Designed to absolute perfection, it’s nestled by the water with direct private access to the Marine Pde walkway & Fairy Bower Beach, & only a stroll to Manly or Shelly Beach.
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Bed 4 | Bath 3 | Car 2 | Pool 1 • Vast living areas/seaside terraces on both floors • Calacatta marble kitchen, travertine bathrooms • Secure lift, heated tiled flooring & ducted a/c • Double LUG, heated pool, wet bar & wine cellar
Auction Sat 6th Nov 9.00am View Sat & Wed 11.00am-11.30am Jake Rowe 0414 612 546 Nathan Tse 0411 386 455 rowe-partners.com.au
1261 South Coast Highway, Shadforth, Denmark
$6 Million
A LITTLE PIECE OF HEAVEN IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA OUTSTANDING INVESTMENT 73ha of Subdivisible Land FEATURES: - 73ha Farm Land Currently Zoned Rural - Past Approval for 379 Residential Lots - Stage 1 Approval Currently for 25 x 800sqm Lots - Abundant Water from Dams and Creek Line - Panoramic Views Towards the Ocean - Ideal Land Bank and Lifestyle Investment - Existing Farm Residence porteous.com.au
Peter Robertson 0427 958 929 peter.robertson@porteous.com.au William Porteous 0439 880 242 william@porteous.com.au