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Paddington Sydney 14 Sutherland Avenue $8 million J OSE PHIN E H U YN H
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Auction: November 20 Agent: The Agency Eastern Suburbs, Ben Collier 0414 646 476 I am itching to visit Melbourne once again – the boutiques on Chapel
Soaring 5.8-metre ceilings and enormous sliding
Street, bars along the Yarra and laneways filled with graffiti. On my last trip,
glass-and-steel walls add drama to this
I stopped into the Fenton & Fenton showroom at Prahran – a treasure trove
contemporary residence, positioned a stone’s
of eclectic homewares, furniture and art sourced from around the globe.
throw from leafy Trumper Park. There’s a north-
Their collection is equal parts chaos and meticulous curation, and walking
east-facing court garden, four bedrooms with
through the staged rendezvous spaces makes you feel as if you are in a
en suites and a luxury fit-out with Italian tapware,
vibrant Amalfi Coast villa one minute and a Mad Hatter’s garden party the
Spanish tiles and Ilve, Pitt and Vintec appliances.
next. I’m in the thick of sourcing furniture and styling my new Sydney apartment, and browsing Fenton’s online store just has to do for now (tear). In the midst of scrolling, the theme for this edition’s Design Digest was born. To me, it oozes an uplifting air of playfulness, a new look for spring and how the predictable season is reinventing itself in our living rooms.
O U R COVE R 14 Sutherland Avenue, Paddington Listed by The Agency Eastern Suburbs PAG E 4
HOT PROPERTY Editor: Josephine Huynh josephine.huynh@ domain.com.au Editorial producer: Paige Tonna Group picture editor: Kylie Thomson Senior designer: Colleen Chin Quan Graphic designer: Emma Staughton National managing editor: Alice Stolz Chief executive officer: Jason Pellegrino
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DESIGN DIGEST Rainbow renaissance
YELLOWTRACE More than meets the eye in Redfern
LIVING IN More to love about Melbourne
THE PROPERTY INVESTOR Market boom up north
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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Mount Lawley Perth 75 Forrest Street $2.5 million +
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Private sale Agent: ZSA ZSA Property, Danielle Geagea 0433 121 079 Showcasing reclaimed brick, concrete, steel and glass, this striking home by State of Kin comes with lift access and a roof terrace with district views. There’s also a multipurpose basement and a library with a reading net.
Templestowe
Lindfield
Melbourne 2 Beale Court
Sydney 15 Owen Street
$3.8 million-$4.1 million
$8.5 million
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Expressions of interest: Close 5pm, November 22
Auction: 7.15pm, November 17
Agent: The Agency Boroondara, Orlando Petruccelli 0439 994 809
Agent: Ray White Upper North Shore,
Get ready to host epic pool parties at this striking residence, which plays
Lisa Davies 0424 001 511
host to a cutting-edge pool and poolside pavilion complete with an outdoor
Trevallyn is a substantial home with a pool,
kitchen. There’s a vast amount of accommodation across four luxury levels,
cabana and outdoor kitchen set in 1410 square
with lift access and a whole-floor main bedroom retreat with views.
metres of William Dangar-designed gardens.
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DESIGN DIGEST
Play of light These funky, iridescent products reflect how light and colour make for the perfect partnership. C o m p i l e d b y PAU LIN E M O RRIS SE Y DO THE TWIST Celebrating the ugly side of creation, the Abomination Vase by Melbournebased designer Thomas Maxam is made from a single glass tube that is twisted and crumpled at the bottom. It’s available in a range of vivid colours. makersmrkt.com
COLOUR POP Crafted from holographic acrylic, the Wild Child Coffee Table from Fenton & Fenton is an antidote to minimalist design. It makes a playful yet elegant statement through its unique colouring and shape. fentonandfenton.com.au
SIP IN STYLE
LUMINOUS DESIGN Dean Norton’s Moodlum Zinc coffee and side tables
From wavy-rimmed
feature a zinc-plated base to achieve an iridescent appearance, providing
glasses to sculptural
each piece with a performative and vibrant finish. deannorton.com.au
carafes, homewares brand Fazeek creates beautiful, handcrafted glassware designed to cast delightful shadows. They’re finished in pastel, amber and smoketinged shades. fazeek.com.au
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COURTESY OF JONES
“Centralising the courtyard on the site elongates the spaces and provides a feeling of expansion as you move through the house.”
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Small but mighty terrace conversion
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hey say the best things come in small packages, but is that really the case when we’re talking about people’s homes? As someone who grew up in a family of four that lived in a 56-square-metre apartment (this was, clearly, not in Australia), I can unquestionably say – yes. Small spaces make us use and appreciate every single room, corner, available surface, piece of furniture. There’s zero room for waste, not to mention that compact spaces make for close families. OK, I may have made the last bit up, as it probably also makes for frustrated families in equal measure, but you catch my drift. While Riley’s Terrace, by Adele McNab Architecture, in Sydney’s Redfern is a far cry from my small childhood apartment, it too works super hard on a narrow and modest site.
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At just three metres wide and with a 60-square-metre footprint, this home utilises space to full advantage while creating an illusion of a larger area. “Riley’s Terrace is a deeply personal project as it was the chance to be my own client during a time when I was pregnant with my first child,” says McNab. “It was also a time of not only personal uncertainty, but global uncertainty, and this shaped various design decisions.” To make matters more interesting, it wasn’t just the available space that was modest. The budget was limited, too, especially when considering the extent of the alteration and the potential unknowns that typically arise with terrace renovations. “Certain design elements such as reusing existing floorboards, re-purposing original
bricks and using a raw material palette all helped to keep the budget on track,” explains McNab. “The integration of more expensive materials, such as cedar and marble, were specified for detailed areas to complement the existing materials.” The terrace features two distinct buildings connected by a courtyard – the one facing the street contains all the spaces for living, while the back laneway building is flexible and can be converted into accommodation for visiting parents and friends, an additional living room, or – during the current pandemic – a studio to work from. The micro nature of the site made the design of the circulation challenging, particularly in accommodating the ergonomics of the kitchen in a narrow, small space.
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“Space efficiency techniques such as the inclusion of an in-situ bench seat in the kitchen with awning windows doubling as rain protection enable year-round use and increase the indoor kitchen space out into the courtyard,” says McNab. Speaking of the courtyard – it is perhaps the most poetic and unexpected resolution of the entire project. With an established grass tree proudly anchoring the site, Cowra gold pebbles tonally link the two internal spaces on either side. The outdoor shower offers tranquillity and cools down the occupants on a hot day. This deliberately uncovered outdoor space creates a strong connection to the elements when moving between the front and back. Sandwiching the project in the middle of the terrace row “meant that cleaver ways of
accessing light deeper into the home were vital”, explains McNab. “Centralising the courtyard on the site elongates the spaces and provides a feeling of expansion as you move through the house. It also helps to establish the heart of the house. “Enabling natural light to filter into all parts of the terrace throughout the day was incredibly important, not only for practical reasons but particularly to help nurture my family’s mental wellbeing.” Punching well above its weight in terms of size, Adele McNab delivers a beautiful renovation that’s not only space-smart it also provides a series of delightful surprises along the way. yellowtrace.com.au
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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.
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Contact Agents Henry Hodge 0455 500 035 Kosta Porfyriou 0404 430 327 henryhodge.com.au
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37.80699° S, 145.03059° E
KEW
One of Melbourne’s oldest suburbs, Kew attracts professionals seeking high-quality real estate and top schools. B y K ATE FARRE LLY
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Kew
Jesse Davidson has been at the helm of popular
“When people think of Kew they probably think
Italian restaurant Centonove for 21 years but says
of [it being] old and conservative, but it’s also the
Melbourne 5 Molesworth Street
he has never felt as close to Melbourne’s Kew
school capital of Australia,” Davidson says.
$6 million-$6.5 million
community as he does after six long lockdowns.
“There are a lot of middle to upper-class families
The business morphed from special-occasion diner to serving takeaway coffees, sandwiches
Grammar School and Methodist Ladies’ College
1000 customers.
in Kew alongside Ruyton Girls’ School, Trinity
“The five-kilometre bubble that we’ve had to live
Kew High School, and three primary schools. Jellis Craig agent Lloyd Lawton says many innercity professionals, including doctors, lawyers,
our business,” Davidson says. “We’ve got to know
architects and chief executives, move to Kew
each person so much better and it’s really
when the kids reach high-school age.
with more working between the shop owners.” The local businesses have reopened for normal
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Grammar School, Genazzano FCJ College, Preshil,
in for the past 18 months has been amazing for
brought our neighbourhood a lot closer together,
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You’ll find Xavier College, Carey Baptist
and pastries, and on some days served up to
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with kids in the private school system here.”
Period delights “It’s an old suburb dating to the 1800s, so there
trade, with Davidson’s latest venture, Bar Alba,
are a lot of period homes including Victorians and
Expressions of interest: Close noon, November 19
given a warm welcome when it opened in
Edwardians right through to mid-century homes,”
Agent: Jellis Craig,
October. Located directly opposite Centonove in
Lawton says.
Lloyd Lawton 0403 229 433
the middle of the Cotham Road shopping strip,
Some of the best examples can be found in the
On 1682 square metres with a tennis court, Mynda
the new wine bar is a direct reflection of
Studley Park precinct, where heritage overlays
Davidson’s confidence in the community.
preserve the beautiful character homes and
Period homes in Kew are
is an 1884 villa given a new lease of life. There is a glass-enclosed living room, a foyer crowned with a clerestory tower and a Gaggenau-fitted kitchen.
streetscapes. The riverfront parkland here is a
often beautifully
when the restaurant wasn’t open,” Davidson
magnet for walkers and cyclists and adjoins the
renovated to
says. “There’s not another bar like this anywhere
Yarra Bend golf course.
incorporate modern
“We were getting lots of love and support even
in the area, so we built it for the locals.”
For buyers looking for more contemporary
lifestyle updates like
dwellings, the Sackville Ward in the suburb’s
the light-filled addition
Hover your camera over the
with families looking for top schools in a peaceful
south-east corner has a mix of new builds among
to this Molesworth
code to see Domain listings
suburb not far from the city centre.
the grand period homes.
Street property.
in Kew
The locals are largely white-collar professionals
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TUGUN
Expressions of Interest Closing – 3pm 16th November 2021 Truly the epitome of palatial beachfront living. Architecturally designed, this grand residence encompasses endless ocean views whilst being situated prominently upon one of the most prestigious streets the Gold Coast has to offer. Imagine a lifestyle where you are surrounded by beautiful manicured gardens as waves break upon the shore beyond. With commanding views of a world-famous surf break, as well as extremely close proximity to trendy cafes, dining precincts, bars and Coolangatta Airport to name a few, this is truly the perfect family and entertainer’s delight. Your own piece of heaven awaits you, Contact us today.
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TOURISM AND EVENTS QUEENSLAND/TOURISM AUSTRALIA
An investors’ paradise in Queensland Property is booming in Tropical North Queensland, with a development surge underpinning its natural attraction. B y SU E WILLIAMS
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What’s not to love about the far north? With beautiful beaches and a climate to match, it delivers an attractive lifestyle, especially post-pandemic.
e’re used to thinking of Tropical North Queensland as a laid-back, languid kind of place, but with a surge of interstate migration and a huge investment in infrastructure, it’s fast outpacing its leisurely reputation. Take a walk around Cairns, for instance. There, the Cairns Convention Centre is undergoing a massive $176 million renovation and extension, the $28 million revitalisation of the esplanade is finished and the Boardwalk Social by Crystalbrook, a new 350-seat food, drink and entertainment hub, is buzzing. Nearby, the city has Australia’s first newly built aquarium in the last 18 years, with room for events of up to 200 guests, as well as two new hotels and one refurbished. Further north, in Port Douglas, Wildlife Habitat has a new crocodile arena, ready to seat 300 for a banquet and to cater for 600 at cocktail functions. It’s all part of a determined bid to position the Tropical North as a major conference and business hub for Australian companies who might no longer be so keen to go overseas.
“It will lead to a lot more visitors, more jobs and it’ll be terrific for investors generally,” says Rosie Douglas, general manager at Tourism Tropical North Queensland. “Cairns is still very affordable for anyone coming from a capital city to buy here, and prices are booming.
“Cairns is still very affordable for anyone coming from a capital city.” “Pre-COVID, we had three million visitors a year, and we’ll soon have that again with so many amazing tourism experiences. “At the moment the Cairns Regional Council is also running a campaign to have more people move here, called Choose Cairns, and the city is just so liveable.”
The latest figures certainly support her case. House prices in the Cairns LGA are up 10.3 per cent compared to this time last year at $460,000, on Domain Group figures. Similarly, in the Douglas Shire to the north, an area that includes Port Douglas, it’s risen 16.5 per cent to $530,000. With a rental vacancy rate of 0.4 per cent, rents are growing healthily, too. In Cairns, they rose 9.1 per cent in the year to a median of $400 a week, delivering a handsome yield of 5.7 per cent, and in Douglas, they jumped 11.3 per cent to $445, a yield of 5.5 per cent. “There’s an exceptionally tight vacancy rate at the moment, which has been driven mainly by the lack of unit development,” says Peter Hanrahan, manager of real estate agents Cairns Property Office. “Most of our properties are also going to owner-occupiers just now, which makes it even tighter. But it means good returns for investors and, with the new infrastructure that’s been going in and the borders re-opening for tourists, the local economy will rebound too.” Cairns mortgage broker Nathan Baumgart of Loan Market points to more projects underway, such as the imminent conversion of the former Bunnings into a new $6.8 million Screen Queensland film and TV studio. “Obviously, if there’s so much money being spent in the area, it really encourages good returns for investors,” he says. “We also have a lot of people from Melbourne and Sydney buying properties here – often sight-unseen.”
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TARALGA ’Tanjenong’ 6875 Taralga Road Tanjenong will resonate for those looking for a lifestyle change. With prime grazing land and a tourism business attached, all of this can be located less than 3 hours from Sydney. This 226ha (560-acre) estate, is idyllically positioned 15-minutes north of Taralga in the Southern Tablelands. Tanjenong is a popular short- break destination embracing nature and relaxation. Famed as a bushwalking retreat, this is the first time the beautifully restored property - with three holiday cottages and art gallery has been offered in 50 years. This spectacular setting with views of the Great Dividing Range and the adjoining Bubalahlah Nature Reserve offers a unique opportunity to purchase a thriving tourism business while living in a glorious countryside setting.
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6 December 2021 at 6:00pm By Appointment Only. David Medina 0419 772 233
All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.
CANOWINDRA ’Killarney Homestead’ 1237 Rivers Road This majestic landmark homestead set on a stunning 7.78ha (19.24 acre estate), located just moments from the heart of Canowindra, delivers an extraordinary lifestyle - all accessible by sealed road frontage. Set behind a gated entry and with its own established orchard, this ultimate rural escape presents panoramic vistas and next-level opulence. ´Killarney Homestead´ is a sprawling residence exuding elegance and grandeur. Its breathtaking interior opens to a sunken circular lounge and overhanging 24 carat gold plated chandelier. It is overlooked by the rotunda library, accessed by a spiral staircase, and featuring a soaring timber paneled ceiling. Master-built homestead surrounded by ´Harris design´ landscaped gardens. Generous interiors offering over 1,000sqm of living space with multiple living zones.
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6 December 2021 at 6:00pm By private appointment. David Medina 0419 772 233 James Keady 0427 312 402
Pure Paradise Beckons on the Largest Land Holding in the Byron Shire
Indicative only
1028 Wilsons Creek Road, Wilsons Creek Scan for Listing
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Auction Online, Wednesday 24 November at 6pm 4
Online Auction Via
auctionnow.com.au at 6pm
Kim Jones 0414 629 924 Karin Heller 0409 177 659
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213m2*
430acres
Tightly held by the same family for more than 60 years, this magnificent mountain haven is the most significant parcel of land to hit the open market in the Byron Shire. Set high in the hills just 30 minutes from Byron Bay, the natural beauty, location and uplift potential of this rare slice of pure paradise are simply unrivalled. The 430 acres (170ha) holding extends from the top of the Koonyum Range, down to Wilsons River and adjoins Mount Jerusalem National Park. The elevation affords mesmerizing rainforest vistas as far as the eye can see and the rare luxury of space, serenity and complete privacy - all in proximity to vibrant towns, world class surfing beaches and regional airports. A current Planning Report outlines the potential to subdivide and develop the land while the hilltop plateau presents potential home sites to take best advantage of the outlook. *approximate
The Jewel in the Currumbin Crown
65a Woodgee Street, Currumbin Scan for Listing
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Auction On-Site, Sunday 5 December at 12pm 4
Contact Agent for Private Viewing Troy Dowker 0409 057 087
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Exclusive, elevated, irreplaceable position overlooking beautiful iconic Currumbin Beach. “Villa Sanchea”, a taste of Provence by the sea…. Relax, rejuvenate in this luxury private Mediterranean style sanctuary with breathtaking uninterrupted ocean views, a panorama from Coolangatta to Surfers Paradise. Bathed in sunshine and caressed by sea breezes, an entertainers delight from the magnificent Beach facing terrace or the European style alfresco courtyard surrounded by scented gardens.Wake to turquoise views in the elegant master suite with balcony- one of four bedroom sanctuaries in this beautiful home with ocean views. Currumbin is one of the premier beachside locations in Australia, providing a superb lifestyle with the famed Currumbin Alley, a beautiful estuary, prized surfing beaches, cafes, restaurants, boutique shopping all within walking distance. *approximate
NOOSA HEADS
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First time on the market for over 40 years, this is one of the most outstanding locations in Noosa Heads and a once in a life time opportunity to purchase a river front North facing position just a short walk to Hastings Street. Enjoy all the fabulous boating around the river and canals or just a short ride out through the river mouth to the open ocean and the world famous surfing points of Noosa.
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VIEW
Wednesday & Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm
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0417 624 059
07 5447 2451
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68 Coachwood Road, Matcham Bathed in day-round sun on the high side of Matcham's coveted Coachwood Road, and encapsulated by landscaped gardens, this single-level premises presents a sophisticated floorplan allowing for 4 spacious bedrooms, multiple open plan spaces, 2 studies for working-from-home, impressive cellar, and stunning master quarters. This beautiful, contemporary homestead atop the prestigious Matcham Valley's most sought after stretch of rural living delivers 2.57 acres of north-facing land and a residence befitting families seeking acreage style living without compromising on the convenience of being located a mere 5 minutes from the Central Coast's finest attractions, schools, and 45 minutes from Sydney.
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Auction Sat, 13th Nov at 11:00am _______________________________________________ View By Open Home or Appointment _______________________________________________ Agent Tim Andrews 0412 663 065 Meredith Spencer 0413 012 828 terrigal.ljhooker.com.au
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
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8 Fishpen Road, Merimbula
THE BOAT HOUSES ON THE WATERFRONT An exciting new waterfront development occupying one of Merimbula’s most tightly held and exclusive positions on Merimbula’s Fishpen Peninsula. Only two available of three luxurious coastal style townhouses, offering a compelling combination of contemporary design and unsurpassed lifestyle appeal within an easy walk to ocean beaches and village. Located on the pristine Sapphire Coast, Merimbula has access to spectacular beaches and National parks with daily flights to Sydney and Melbourne from the local airport. To discover more information or to arrange a private viewing, please contact agents.
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Price Guide $1,450,000 - $1,500,000 James Smith 0408 555 139 Tara Stone 0428 096 232
Sails Real Estate Merimbula, 53 Market Street, Merimbula NSW 2548 | (02) 6495 1988
Grand Hamilton Estate on 2,812sqm Grounds 50 Riverview Tce, Hamilton QLD
Auction
4th December at 10:00am on-site (if not sold prior)
View Saturday 11.00am - 11.45am Or By Appointment
Rachael Spinks 0411 10 10 15 rachael@spinksco.com.au www.spinksco.com.au
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Designed by renowned architect Richard Gailey and extensively renovated to create an iconic residence showcasing form, function and an unparalleled lifestyle, the home unveils a selection of contemporary updates that complement the historical integrity and timeless elegance. • • • • • • •
45.4m frontage and dual street access Timber floors, coffered ceilings and leadlight glass Formal living areas, sitting rooms and a library Wyer + Craw kitchen, sunlit patio and a sparkling pool Tennis court with a tennis house and cricket nets Master with a WIR, dressing room, ensuite and office Walk to Racecourse Road and Brisbane River
Damon Warat 0413 200 063 damon.warat@raywhite.com www.raywhiteascot.com.au
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