Domain Prestige - September 14, 2022

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PRESTIGE THE BEST IN AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY

STRIKING GOLD Queensland’s proper ty jackpot

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Q U E E N S L A N D ’ S U P C O M I N G P R E M I E R D E S T I N AT I O N I N T H E H E A R T O F T H E W H I T S U N DAY S Shute Harbour reimagines a tropical paradise for those who seek to live, work, and play in the Whitsundays.

Discover waterfront land for your privately built terrace home. Guided by the highest design standards, uncompromised luxury over three levels and leading-edge environmental design, Shute Harbour will offer the finest resort-style living.

Including private accommodation for yachts and cruisers, premium retail and commercial amenities in an exquisite waterfront setting.

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Mermaid Beach Gold Coast 3402/272 Hedges Avenue 3

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Auction: 5pm, September 28 Agent: Amir Mian Prestige, Nat King 0403 042 677 From Stradbroke Island to Coolangatta and the Glorious Queensland, where the sun is always shining and house prices in

hinterland, the extraordinary views are a highlight

the upper end of the market are sparking even brighter. Many of its homes

of this new apartment set opposite a long stretch

enjoy a sunny disposition opposite the one of the pristine beaches that line

of beach and within easy reach of the retail and

the state’s eastern border. There’s been a whole lot of talk about puttimng

dining precincts of Broadbeach. Residents have

down roots by the ocean post-pandemic but destinations like the Gold

access to top-class facilities, including an indoor

Coast and Sunshine Coast, as well as their surrounding suburbs, were a

pool and spa, steam rooms, a communal lounge

magnet for affluent buyers long before “sea change” became a buzz word.

and a boardroom.

In this Coastal Queensland special edition of Prestige, we dig deeper into why this holiday mecca continues to lure tourists and convert them into local residents, which suburbs are seeing the highest demand, what the 2032 Olympic Games means for savvy investors and why the top end of the market remains resilient compared to other parts of the country.

O U R COVE R 10-12 Elanora Drive Burleigh Heads Listed by Kollosche PAG E 8

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HOT PROPERTY

DESIGN DIGEST Holiday mode

FEATURE STORY Onwards and upwards

APARTMENT LIFE Living the high life

LIVING IN A slice of heaven

THE PROPERTY INVESTOR Ahead of the game

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Palm Beach Gold Coast 801/460 The Esplanade $4.15 million+

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Private Sale Agent: Harcourts Coastal, Ed Cherry 0402 519 937 The views stretch from Surfers Paradise to Rainbow Bay and Currumbin Valley from this eighth-floor apartment, one of 16 in the recently completed Siarn building. The residence offers a Gaggenau kitchen, a glass-enclosed wine cellar, a built-in bar and living spaces opening to a big covered balcony.

Broadbeach Waters

Noosa Waters

Gold Coast 51 Allambi Avenue

Sunshine Coast 13 The Promontory

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Auction: Noon, September 25

Auction: 1pm, September 17

Agent: Kollosche, John and Nicole Mayer 0418 363 347

Agent: Dowling Neylan, Dan Neylan 0412 764 370

Located in the quiet Florida Gardens precinct, this single-level waterfront

Designed by Paul Clout and on one of Noosa’s

home comes with a pontoon, boat ramp and solar-heated pool. You’ll find a

most coveted waterfront streets, this light-filled

combined living and dining room opening to a full-width terrace, a Corian

home faces north over the canal. Living spaces

kitchen with Miele appliances, a media room with integrated speakers and a

extend to a covered deck overlooking the water,

custom home office. Parks, cafes and the light rail are a walk away.

while the pool shelters in an internal courtyard.

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PENTHOUSES AVAILABLE COME HOME TO LUXURY The Penthouses at Yves, soar high above the horizon, combining the luxury of space with spectacular Pacific Ocean views and an abundance of natural light.

2 bed from 875k

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A distinctive drinks

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London-based Buster & Punch, The Rockstar Bar is handmade from solid American walnut with a quilted grey berry silk back panel, finished with the brand’s signature edgy detailing and use of rare materials. livingedge.com.au

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hey’re the two prime spots of Queensland coastal living and, although the pandemic rush of migration from Australia’s cities is now slowing, demand for prestige homes on the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast is still dwarfing supply.

“We’re still seeing sales records being broken all the time,” says Amir Mian from Amir Prestige Property on the Gold Coast. “I just sold one property on Mermaid Beach for $19 million and another on Broadbeach Waters for $14 million.”

For a compelling illustration of just how colossal the rate of price growth can be in the region, that second house, although it underwent a renovation in the interim, last sold in 2020 for $8.5 million.

“These kinds of prized assets, quality homes on the beachfront, on the river or trophy homes are in limited supply,” Mian says. “And they’re still really attracting southerners, people from Vaucluse, Bondi or Toorak.

“They like the fact that the Gold Coast isn’t a big place and some of the suburbs are very

The living is easy, but the buying is tough Cashed up buyers from the southern states are prepared to pay top dollar for coastal Queensland homes … if they can find them.

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small, like Paradise Waters would only have 95 dwellings all up.

“We’re also attracting a lot more development, such as new hotels The Langham, Four Seasons and Ritz-Carlton, and everyone loves the lifestyle and the weather.”

Queensland is the fastest growing state in the country, receiving a 1.4 per cent population boost in the 12 months to December 2021, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), and the Gold Coast has been a major

recipient of interstate migration. Outside the capital cities, it had the two hotspots – Coomera and Pimpama – with the biggest growth.

Some of its most expensive suburbs reflect that boost, with Mermaid Beach’s median house price up 43.6 per cent in the past year alone, on figures from the latest Domain House Price Report, to $2.8 million, with apartments up 30.2 per cent to $748,725.

Burleigh Waters, meanwhile, saw its median house price rise 29.8 per cent to $1.35 million

Mermaid Beach Gold Coast 89a 89 Albatross Avenue 4

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Auction: 5pm, September 28 Agent: Amir Mian Prestige, Amir Mian 0401 470 499

89a Albatross Avenue, Mermaid Beach, above; 40 The Peninsula, Noosa Waters, top right; 10-12 Elanora Drive, Burleigh Heads, above right.

and apartments jump 32.3 per cent to $701,000.

Burleigh Heads was similar – houses up 11 per cent to $1.3 million and units up 28.6 per cent to $900,000.

There isn’t separate price data available for other prestige waterfront areas, like Isle of Capri, Paradise Waters and Sovereign Islands, as they aren’t suburbs in their own right.

“But those prestige homes, and in pockets of a lot of suburbs – unlike Sydney and Melbourne, where you tend to have prestige suburbs as a whole – are performing well,” says Michael Kollosche of his self-named agency.

“The difficulty is that we’ve got more people moving here than houses available. We have a lot of downsizers coming to buy here and others buying second homes, particularly with an ageing population. At the same time, sellers aren’t motivated to sell because they’re struggling to find replacement homes or rentals, and there’s a shortage of builders, so there’s not much new product being developed.

“As a result, the top and middle parts of the market are very strong.”

The Sunshine Coast is the other market standout in terms of both desirability and strong pricing. Here, the population growth in the five years to 2021 was one of the highest on record, with one in three newcomers arriving from other states, and one in five from overseas, according to the ABS. That’s contributed to some of the most stellar property price growth in the nation, with median house prices in Noosa Heads jumping 127.6 per cent in the past five years, and 33.5 per cent last year, to $2,002,500.

Apartment prices over the same periods rose 115.7 per cent and 23.4 per cent to $1.24 million.

In Noosaville, house prices rose 20.8 per cent over the year to $1.45 million, and apartments 27.7 per cent to $900,000.

“There’s a sense of scarcity, and not much choice, around supply,” says Noosa’s Adrian Reed from Reed & Co. “Despite not seeing the same number of buyers we had six months ago, the lack of supply is keeping prices up, with some double the increase seen in Sydney and Melbourne.

Noosa Waters Sunshine Coast 40 The Peninsula $6.25 million

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Private sale Agent: Reed & Co, Adrian Reed 0409 446 955

Burleigh Heads Gold Coast 10-12 Elanora Drive 5

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Auction: 4pm, September 23 Agent: Kollosche, Troy Dowker 0409 057 087

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APARTMENT LIFE

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ARC RESIDENCES 570 Coronation Drive,

Triumph of style at the Arc Residences

Toowong Developer: Spyre Group Architect & interior designer: Bureau Proberts Landscaper: CUSP Landscape Architecture Number of residences: 28 – 27 three-bed apartments and one

A unique riverfront site inspired a development that pushes the boundaries of architectural form and finishes.

penthouse Internal sizes (sqm): 185241 (excluding penthouse) External areas (sqm): 21-45 (excluding penthouse) Entry price: $2.995m Car parking: Minimum two bays per apartment Construction start: Early 2023 Agent: YPM Group, 1300 663 205 Open for inspection: By appointment only

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nspiration comes from the joining of dots, those disparate pieces of information that, by themselves, each say a little, but when they connect and form something much bigger and wholly new – well, that’s when the magic happens.

And that’s the case with the Arc Residences, a unique development of 27 three-bedroom apartments, crowned by one penthouse, perched on a unique site on the Brisbane River.

A relentless scouting mission for “unrepeatable” locations led developer, Spyre Group, to this unrivalled opportunity that sits

opposite the heritage-listed Regatta Hotel on Coronation Drive in leafy Toowong. It’s just four kilometres from the Brisbane CBD. What makes this site unique is its triangular shape of about 1500 square metres with 50 metres of direct river frontage; its position as a gateway to the northern suburbs; being the first location on the approach to the city with land between the river and the road; and, finally, the sweeping vistas up, down and cross river that promise every resident their own forever view.

A unique site deserves an architectural expression that goes beyond simply creating a

luxury experience for a fortunate few to something that confidently pushes the boundaries in innovation — a willingness to go boldly.

Kent Pinel, design manager at the Spyre Group, says it was essential that the architecture worked seamlessly with the site, and that led them back to Bureau Proberts, a trusted firm with whom they have worked on many projects.

“This is a highly visual location, and we were after a built form that would lift it above its land and riverscapes. And we wanted something that would succinctly express the sub-tropical environment of south-east Queensland. It needed to belong here,” he says.

“We invested considerable time in determining the best solution, how we could maximise the potential of the site. We worked very closely with our partners and with the local council around the possibilities of what could be created.”

Terry McQuillan, director of Bureau Proberts, says the solution that has been visualised is a built form that acknowledges its triangular site and the sweeping arc it forms along the river.

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“That has shaped the design and the context in which it sits. The sculpted form of the building has taken on many of the characteristics of the river with its bends, ripples and eddies,” he says.

“It has a sense of movement, of undulation, that is expressed through the building’s curves, secured by a solid, grounded base.”

Landscaping has also been integrated into the built form of the Arc Residences, greening it through the incorporation of niches for lush plantings.”

McQuillan says the greening strengthens the connection between indoors and outdoors and adds to resident amenity.

“We’re creating a living experience, not an outdoor or an indoor experience,” he says.

The 27 three-bedroom apartments are offered through three overarching floor plans: City, River and St Lucia. City looks toward the CBD, River to the waterway and St Lucia downriver.

A typical floor plan offers an entry that leads through quieter zones, including sleeping quarters, study and informal living. Each of the three bedrooms enjoys an indulgent en suite and wardrobes or walk-ins.

– highlighted by a spectacular, sculptural island bench.

Kitchens are always a focal point for design thinking, but the Arc Residences have substantially subverted the paradigm with this Corian masterpiece that began life as a crazybrave idea that wouldn’t go away, according to Pinel.

“We ended up creating a prototype in our offices, working with a solid surface skilled master craftsman. I know many would not have gone the extra distance as we did with this, but the Arc Residences demanded that we push the design envelope,” he says.

Of course, the views are the stars from this living zone and can be enjoyed through seamless access to the outdoor terrace and entertaining area. Residents can also share and enjoy the amenity of a rooftop terrace that includes a pool and entertaining areas.

No expense has been spared in the fixtures, fittings and hand-crafted artisan finishes that begin in the marble entry of each apartment.

And they muscle up with a cast of big-ticket brand names, including Wolf, V-ZUG, and Liebherr appliances, Earp Bros tiles, SOKTAS lighting, Brodware tapware and more.

The focal hub of the home is, of course, the expansive living, dining and kitchen experience

High-end fixtures and fittings include handcrafted artisan finishes

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SANCTUARY COVE

Want to live the resort lifestyle year round? Then Queensland’s Sanctuary Cove may have been built for you. B y PAU LIN E M O RRIS SE Y The coveted gated community of Sanctuary

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Sanctuary Cove

Beyond the benefits afforded by 24-hour

Cove – in the Gold Coast suburb of Hope Island –

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is described by locals as akin to living in a resort.

many other advantages valued by residents.

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A sense of calm ripples through its architect-

“There’s easy access to the thriving village, a

designed homes, flourishing village and

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From here, residents can hit several beaches within 20 minutes and arrive at the Gold Coast Airport to catch a flight in 40 minutes, and return home by car, boat or even helicopter.

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very large boats either at your own private jetty or the world-class marina,” Bell says.

Life of leisure Equally passionate about Sanctuary Cove, the

their magnificent residences, likely overlooking

retailers found at the Marine Village add further

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According to Andrew Bell of Ray White Surfers

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There is a selection of ever-evolving cafes,

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Agent: Ray White Sanctuary Cove,

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for the locals but also visitors who are always

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welcomed with open arms,” she says.

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He says the area was created with privacy and

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42 REID ROAD, WONGALING / MISSION BEACH QLD

GRACIOUS TROPICAL BEACHFRONT HOME

BEACHFRONT - COCONUTS ON YOUR DOORSTEP No comparison to the house and its position from Cairns to Port Douglas or Airlie Beach.

A true tropical home on the Beach of approximately 800 square metres internal.

Situated on 2 portions of land.

3 Luxury Size Bedrooms / 4 Bathrooms / Guest Powder Room / Double lock up garage Well designed, spacious kitchen fitted out with the best equipment, ready to cook up a feast. The living room expands out onto washed timber decks that run across the whole

beachfront side of this property, linking to bedrooms.

When you enter the house the feeling is expansive, wide hallways and doorways with very high vaulted ceiling throughout the house and almost every room looks out on the Coral Sea and Islands. The Office is set up so that you can daydream looking at the waves breaking on the beach. The owner will consider selling separately the vacant portion next door.

Let the photos tell the story or call Steve Wiltshire for a chat!

Contact Steve Wiltshire on 0419 674 409 sales@missionbeachrealestate.com.au

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Buyers can see investment gold Brisbane is scheduled to host the Olympic Games in 2032 and investors are already lining up to cash in on its success.

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Some investors are hoping to buy now on Queensland’s Gold Coast so they can retire there later.

nvestors are already hard in training for the Brisbane Olympics, calling agents on the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast looking for property to buy that’s likely to win them gold by 2032.

A lot could happen in the next 10 years but they’re carefully examining all their options so they’ll be perfectly set for the starter’s gun.

“Some people are buying now as they want to come and live here later, so they’ll have a place when they’re ready, but a lot of others are coming purely to invest,” says Gold Coast specialist Rebecca Moffrey from Ray White Burleigh Group.

“They’re looking in consideration for when the Olympics come and, in the interim, they’re seeing good rents and healthy capital growth.”

On the Gold Coast, many of those investors are buying in some of the most popular areas, such as Mermaid Beach, the Isle of Capri, Paradise Waters and Sorrento, and are looking particularly for waterfront homes, Moffrey says.

She also suggests less well-known locations, like the inner-city suburb of Ashmore, where

there are currently plans for a $50 million shopping centre.

“There are a lot of hills inland, so often you can get great views too,” she says.

Two Queensland coastal regions show strong growth in rents and value.

“A lot of people have been standing back … and now we have a backlog of buyers.”

On the Gold Coast, house rents have grown by 21.7 per cent in the past year to a median of $730 a week, on the latest Domain Rent Report, and units by 22.4 per cent to $600.

On the Sunshine Coast, house rents are $680, having grown 13.3 per cent over the year, and units are at $550 after growth of 12.8 per cent.

In Noosa, Tom Offermann from his eponymous agency says the major hurdle for investors is the shortage of stock.

An auction he had just conducted had only one property and 10 registered bidders, and as a result, sold for $500,000 over the reserve at $3.95 million.

“I think a lot of people have been standing back and building up their savings and now we have a backlog of buyers,” Offermann says.

“So far, we haven’t seen anything like the typical spring supply come on, but anyone who manages to buy now will be buying well compared to where the market will be in 12 months’ time.

“The Sunshine Coast is still very much a rising market ... with apartments selling from under $1 million up to $21 million. Some properties are returning 3 to 5 per cent net and have high capital growth.”

Investors are particularly seeking waterfront properties in Noosa Sound, while others are seeking “the next Noosa” in places like Rainbow Beach and Agnes Waters, where prices are lower. But even in Noosa, prices are starting to soften, says Chris McKillop of valuers Herron Todd White on the Sunshine Coast.

“We’re seeing the first little signs of the tide starting to turn,” he says.

On the Gold Coast, his colleague Luke Nichols says market activity is easing: “Vendors are more reluctant to sell and we’ve gone from an apartment oversupply to an undersupply.”

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Enviable Beachside Sanctuary

LUXURY ARCHITECTURAL ABODE WITH 12.8M ABSOLUTE BEACHFRONT

AUCTION 28TH SEPTEMBER, IN-ROOM 5PM THE LANGHAM HOTEL GOLD COAST

89A ALBATROSS AVENUE, MERMAID BEACH 4

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Fusing together the laid-back vibes of barefoot luxury and subtle monochromatic sophistication, this architectural abode embodies absolute beachfront perfection. Sprawling across a rare and oversized 582m2* allotment with 12.8m of prized and direct beach frontage. Immersed in a canopy of tranquillity and boasting interiors that bask in endless ocean views, these complement the polished concrete floors and warm timber and stone textures that flip this from a “house” to a “home”. An eco fireplace encased within Calcutta grey marble in the lounge adds to the inviting ambience, while a gourmet kitchen, beach-view dining zone and cinema room are all finished to a superior scale, with only the finest fittings and fixtures used. used

Open Home Saturday 11:00 - 11:45am

Contact the Listing Agent Amir Mian 0401 470 499 amir@amirprestige.com.au

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Diamond Head THE GOLD COAST'S MOST ICONIC AND PRIZED ESTATE!

AUCTION 28TH SEPTEMBER, IN-ROOM 5PM THE LANGHAM HOTEL GOLD COAST

290 COLMAN ROAD, COOMERA 10

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44.48 Acres*

Revered as one of Australia's most luxurious estates, Diamond Head represents a coveted way of life available only to an elite few. Steeped in unsurpassed serenity and seclusion and boasting never to be built out river, skyline and hinterland vistas, seize the rare chance to secure the ultimate 18ha* Gold Coast oasis. Anchored on 628 metres of prime Coomera and Pimpama River frontage, this north-east allotment fulfils the promise of absolute peace and privacy while living in sumptuous surrounds. Without question, this is one of the largest private riverfront estates you’ll find – a rare sanctuary designed for those who demand excellence.

Inspection Strictly by Appointment Only

Contact the Listing Agents Amir Mian 0401 470 499 amir@amirprestige.com.au Antonio Contreras 0449 694 858 antonio@amirprestige.com.au amirprestige.com.au PR E ST IGE

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TRI LEVEL HAMPTONS RESIDENCE ON TIGHTLY HELD BURLEIGH HEADLANDS

AUCTION 28TH SEPTEMBER, IN-ROOM 5PM THE LANGHAM HOTEL GOLD COAST

19 NATHAN STREET, BURLEIGH HEADS 4

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From the moment you arrive, you sense that this home is like no other. Tightly held and master-built, this Hamptons residence is sure to impress and a home not to surpass. Sizable block with exceptional ocean and city skyline views. Greeted by impressive traditional entrance and large double entry doors that lead to absolute luxury living over three magnificent levels, providing space and privacy for the large or extended loved ones. The views are breathtaking with ocean stretching all the way to Surfers Paradise. Take your internal lift to the lower level, where there are a further three ensuited bedrooms, large laundry and several storage areas. There is also another living area with double doors leading out to a covered patio and a fully fenced lawn garden.

Open Home Saturday 12:45 - 1:30pm

Contact the Listing Agent Amir Mian 0401 470 499 amir@amirprestige.com.au

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Meet the Johnsons. They live at 5/311 Mount Street, a trendy studio apartment.

They’re planning a family and need more space, so they’re putting it up for sale.

Their House Today.

Your Home Tomorrow. duetproperty.com.au DUET PROPERTY GROUP | 153 BROADWAY, NEDLANDS WA 6009 | 08 6244 7860 | @duetproperty PR E ST IGE

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COMING SOON Offering peace and beauty in the heart of Brighton, Melbourne's most exclusive beach suburb, FiftyTwo Black is an inimitable collaboration of world-renowned designers including the revered local talents of Nicholas Day and Jack Merlo, with New York's own Gregory Tuck and Meg Sharpe.

With graciously house-like proportions, this unique collaboration has been designed with a private and elevated lifestyle in mind.

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Kyle Spinks 0418 555 333 Sam Inan 0433 076 999 Maria Hunt 0413 187 188

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