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Marrickville Sydney 349 Livingstone Road $4 million J OSE PHIN E H U YN H

Private sale Agent: CobdenHayson Annandale, Alex Mastoris 0414 567 878 The countdown to summer is well and truly on, and a home that allows

Breakspear Architects has delivered privacy and

you to relish the warm months comes to mind – think walls of glass to soak

garden vistas to the owners of Courted House, a

in the sunshine, a sparkling pool, lush garden and water views. There are a

unique family home with a lush central courtyard

number that fit the bill in this edition and I don’t think I’ve ever been more

that serves as a separation between four living

impressed by the calibre of prestigious properties on offer across the

zones and four bedrooms. It’s nestled in a quiet

country. Since its completion in 2018, I’ve been following closely our cover

golf course precinct and presents a seamless

home, one of my absolute favourites, Courted House by Breakspear

fusion of indoor to outdoor living, anchored by

Architects in Sydney’s Marrickville. So you can imagine my sheer excitement

light-filled and calming spaces.

when I found out it was up for sale. Stunning water views in Brisbane and Mornington are also on offer to the right, and in Lavender Bay on our Living In page. The latter has the bonus of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and writer Pauline describes it as like “living in an Australian postcard”.

O U R COVE R 349 Livingstone Road, Marrickville Listed by CobdenHayson Annandale PAG E 4

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DESIGN DIGEST Style revival

ARCHITECTURE Exceptional in every way

LIVING IN Pretty as a postcard

THE PROPERTY INVESTOR Federal budget measures

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Shoreham Mornington Peninsula 4305 Frankston-Flinders Road $18 million-$19.8 million

Expressions of interest: Close December 6 Agent: Kay & Burton Flinders, Andrew Hines 0400 630 630 A mesmerising sweep of Western Port and private beach access are all part of the package at Windmill, a six-hectare waterfront property. The singlelevel home has been designed to make the most of the northerly view of Phillip Island, The Nobbies and Seal Rocks.

Reedy Creek

Coopers Shoot

Gold Coast 15 Abbey Ridge Road

Northern Rivers 424 Coopers Shoot Road

$8 million-10 million

$10 million-$11 million

Expressions of interest: Close 3pm, November 19

Private sale

Agent: Amir Mian Prestige, Amir Mian 0401 470 499

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Twist of fate

Getting an architect on board added finesse to the first new build by a husband-and-wife team of boutique developers. B y PAU L B E S T

ARCHITECTURE

YOUR AGENT Tyson Clarke, Queensland Sotheby’s International Realty

“It’s like an Australian take on Palm Springs, with a modern look and feel buyers want in a blue-chip area. It’s a really smart design.”

n “architect-designed” property always carries with it a certain cachet. It just gives you immediate confidence in the look, feel and build of the place. “Developerdesigned” usually has less of a ring to it. Wife-and-husband boutique developers Becky and Francisco Smout, though, are unlikely to see it that way. The couple – who have been developing properties, mostly renovations to date, for the past 10 years – have been incredibly hands-on in “every inch” of their projects, including design. It helps that Francisco hails from a building management/construction background and Becky has a self-possessed creative bent. “I always had an urge to do something creative,” she says. “We worked out to be the perfect team.” That’s not to say they don’t appreciate the value of an architect. For this just-completed highend property in the old-money, inner-city Brisbane suburb of Ascot, the Smouts teamed up with hometown architect Graham Lloyd. “We know what we like [with design],” Becky says. “But to have an architect who’s on board with collaborating is cool, and Graham is fantastic at that.” Initially, the couple bought an old Queenslander on a sizeable 810-square-metre block, which they subdivided. Together with Lloyd, they restored the weatherboard with a swish-yet-sympathetic modern makeover, and sold it in 2020. On the empty lot, Smout Property then developed its first new build, Montrose – a stunning three-storey concrete-and-glass contemporary home. Becky and Francisco conceived a house that took full advantage of the tight 405-squaremetre block. “With a 20-metre, north-eastfacing frontage, we needed to maximise the light as well as the sense of space,” Becky says. This included floor-to-ceiling glazing along both front and back facades, skylights and two voids in the front and centre of the building. They also designed a brilliant helical staircase that twists its way through all three levels, adding volume and funnelling more light in. Cleverly, full-height stackable timber doors allow the house to expand or contract to suit the weather or season. Open, they create a seamless, resort-like transition from the living-dining area inside to the outdoor terrace and pool.

The gentle slope of the block also provided the opportunity to create a basement level for a cinema/gym, cellar and four-car garage. “We gave [our design] to Graham to finesse and asked whether he could add value with size, space and scale,” Becky says. “To have a tinker with it and add design elements.” This is where an architect pays off: working out all the less sexy stuff, like proportion, scale, orientation and sustainability. Less visible and touchy-feely, these elements nonetheless contribute significantly to overall comfort and livability. For his part, Lloyd ensured the facade had a clean, modern aesthetic. He balanced weatherboards – a nod to the Queenslander style – with modern design elements in the offform concrete gatehouse. Timber battening breaks up the scale of the facade and stonework. “They provide bits of relief and contrast,” Lloyd says. “They’re features that catch your eye.”

The square shape of the block also presented a challenge with drawing in as much light as possible while maintaining privacy. For example, midway through the project, Lloyd repositioned the spiral staircase to the rear of the house, which opened up the interiors to more volume and light. The Smouts wove curves and a neutral earthy palette into their design to give the house a soft, organic appearance throughout, particularly the interiors. Wherever you look, there’s a lovely sinuous form. “The curves are us,” Becky says. “They add a classy, modern touch.” It is inside, too, where Becky’s eye for detail and quality shine brightest. This is where she took charge of all aspects, including joinery, fixtures, furnishings and materials. Best among them are marble vanities and travertine tiling, brass accents, ribbed joinery profiles and oak cabinetry. “Becky and Francisco have done a great job,” Lloyd says. Already working with the couple on three more projects, the architect pauses, then, acknowledging the team effort, adds: “We’ve all done a great job.”

Ascot Brisbane 110 Massey Street $4.5 million-$4.9 million

Private sale Agent: Queensland Sotheby’s International Realty, Tyson Clarke 0407 034 803

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Take the plunge, bring your boat and biggest appetite

Blurring the lines naturally from indoors’ multiple

for living, loving the good life every day on a wide

living areas of varying scale and mood, is next level

tranquil deep blue reach overlooking Hideaway Island,

alfresco, a massive entertaining terrace seemingly

with a remarkable pristine stretch of bushland - a

suspended over the water with uninterrupted views.

knockout vista!

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Agent Eric Seetoo 0419 757 770 eric@offermann.com.au

NOOSA’S HOME OF PRESTIGE PROPERTY

LIVING IN

33.8444° S, 151.2062° E

LAVENDER BAY DESTINATION NSW

Does it get any better than this? An idyllic harbourside lifestyle with a village vibe and minutes from the CBD. B y PAU LIN E M O RRIS SE Y

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Lavender Bay

If ever there were a place that defines what

tightly-held treasures. A remarkable example is

living in an Australian postcard feels like, the

11 Bay View Street, described as “the most

Sydney 11 Bay View Street

glamorous suburb of Lavender Bay may just be it

significant property and enduring asset to

$45 million-$50 million

– a prestigious postcode where residents live

present to the Sydney market in years”.

alongside Sydney’s most iconic attractions. Life in Lavender Bay means partaking in scenic activities that become the norm. Like strolls

Bay, and the suburb has only seen seven noted

around the glittering harbour, counting laps in the

sales this year,” Coopes says.

North Sydney Olympic Pool and watching the

cherished these incredible homes are. Once

from first-class seats called “home”.

buyers call this location home, they tend to stay

for many generations to come.”

According to Alison Coopes, managing director of

Sea of lavender

her eponymous agency, Lavender Bay is mostly

With neighbouring suburbs that are equally

home to established and mature professionals

pretty as a picture, residents of Lavender Bay can

who love to indulge in the idyllic lifestyle that the

also rely on Milsons Point and Kirribilli for their

harbourside hub affords.

everyday delights.

“Locals of Lavender Bay appreciate a slower

“This gives you an idea of just how rare and

New Year’s Eve fireworks over the Harbour Bridge

Life in a postcard

“This landmark home is currently the only waterfront residence on the market in Lavender

Expressions of interest Agent: Agency by Alison Coopes,

For instance, there’s a stellar lineup of cafes

pace of life,” Coopes says. “They love to wander

that befit the Australian culture, like the

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around parklands, have picnics with the kids, and

photogenic Celsius Coffee & Dining floating

This entirely modernised and versatile landmark

dine and shop along Blues Point Road.

above Kirribilli Wharf.

residence is in estate-like grounds with a broad

“While the suburb is nicely tucked away, it has

“My connection to this area is in the

deep-water frontage and views of the Harbour

easy access to all infrastructure, including quick

relationships that I have built with the local

commutes to North Sydney and the CBD for

community through my cafes,” says Celsius

Bridge, Opera House and CBD skyline.

work, and has many prominent schools within a

owner Steven Chrun. “The beauty of these

10-minute drive.”

neighbourhoods never gets old, particularly when

Picture-perfect

the jacaranda trees burst with light purple

Lavender Bay attracts

Hover your camera over the

census, Lavender Bay has a village-like

coloured flowers, best of all along McDougall

professionals seeking a

code to see Domain listings

atmosphere, where historic homes are treated as

Street in Kirribilli.”

slower pace of life.

in Lavender Bay

With a population of 870 recorded in the 2021

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EXCLUSIVE BOUTIQUE LIVING Located in prestigious Elizabeth Bay, Trebartha by Ardency is an exclusive and luxurious collection of boutique retirement apartments. Feel connected to the buzz of inner-city life, yet when you relax in your private sanctuary, you might as well be a world away.

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27 Phillips Street, Cabarita A Generational Opportunity to Acquire Cabarita's Finest Waterfront Estate, a 'Yellowstone' style Architectural Home with World Class Water views. 5 Bed | 5 Bath | 8 Basement Parking horwoodnolan.com.au/1P3793 Contact Ben Horwood 0415 358 882

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THE PROPERTY INVESTOR

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Federal budget – nothing to see here There were winners and losers in Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ first budget, but there were the overlooked, too; namely, investors. B y SU E WILLIAMS

The federal budget will pour billions of dollars into infrastructure and that could be the best news yet for investors.

t was hailed as the federal budget with housing as its centrepiece, but investors have been disappointed that it didn’t include any promises about a further review of stamp duty. And while first-home buyers and downsizers can both be seen to be winners from Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ first budget, investors failed to win any significant concessions, despite a major shortage of properties to rent. “I think, as a result, investors aren’t now talking about the budget,” says Matt Hayson, director of real estate agents CobdenHayson. “Their conversations are still focused on interest rates and inflation. To them, the budget was a whole lot of nothing. “But we are seeing more investors coming into the market as yields are improving – from 2 per cent last year to 4, 5, sometimes 5.5 per cent – and from now to six to eight months’ time is the opportune time to buy. “Investors recognise that the market is offering better value and they’re seeing astonishing rental growth.”

The Agency co-founder Ben Collier agrees that investors are paying much more heed to softening prices and escalating rents at the moment than to anything in the budget. “But currently there’s not a lot of supply, so there’s not a lot to look at in the sub-$5-million

“Investors recognise that the market is offering better value.” market,” he says. “In the market for homes over $5 million, there tend to be only those investors who are investing short-term and then planning to move in themselves. “Budgets take time to … have an effect. It will be interesting to see if it has any impact on investors in the coming weeks and months.”

The budget included the ambitious plan to build a million more affordable homes over five years from 2024, with the announcement of a new National Accord set to bind the states and territories to review planning regulations, release more brownfield and greenfield sites and encourage private investment. Improvements to housing prices and rental affordability will take a long time to work through the system, however, although downsizers will now have $300,000 they can contribute to super from the sale of their home from the age of 55. Rising interest rates and inflation, in the meantime, may hamper some investor activity, although it’s considered a plus that the budget foreshadowed no moves to remove, or reduce, negative gearing. Real Estate Institute of Australia president Hayden Groves welcomes the new home target but slams the lack of action on stamp duty. “It is an opportunity lost once and for all to deal with the wicked problem of stamp duty … which has been entirely and disappointingly omitted,” he says. The lack of incentives for investors has also been lamented by valuer and Suburbanite principal Anna Porter, although she notes the $55 billion for transport infrastructure and the $1 billion for regional infrastructure. “Investors tend to follow infrastructure so they will tend to benefit, like everyone else, from that in the budget,” Porter says.

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TARBUCK BAY 111 Tarbuck Park Road Situated just 10 minutes from Blueys and Boomerang Beaches is the sensationally appointed property with its own private lake, known affectionately as 'The Lake House'. Set on 10.14ha (25 acres) this architecturally designed, north facing, mud brick homestead comprising of 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a wonderful free flowing floorplan. The home is set in a pristine and private location beside a 3-acre private lake with an island set in its own ecosystem, stocked with bass and has its own jetty. Mains power plus 12kw solar system with 64kw of battery storage in place, 150,000 litres of water storage, 5 bay shed with power connected and established gardens with walking trails around the lake and property.

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5.00pm, Monday 5th December As advertised Annette Pinkerton 0418 447 856 David Medina 0419 772 233 James McCowan 0418 800 400

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.

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‘The Lighthouse’: A True Beacon of Waterfront Living

18 Knightsbridge Parade East, Sovereign Islands Scan for Listing

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Expressions of Interest Closing on Thursday 8 December at 5:30pm 4 20.2m*

Contact for a Private Viewing Stuart Rooke 0402 747 939 Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15

5 + 4pdr 888m2*^

12 702m2*

Facing directly north to water this exceptionally designed, bespoke four-level residence will make you feel like you’ve checked into a boutique waterfront hotel. This multiple, Master Builders award-winning statement family home seamlessly fuses nautical and Hamptons undertones. Unique in design and superbly crafted, the open-plan living areas are complemented by curved walls and bulkheads, ensuring grandeur whilst maintaining a sense of intimacy. The top floor is dedicated to entertaining space that can service 100 guests, complete with covered kitchen, bar, teppanyaki and BBQ area taking in views to Surfers Paradise. Step out to a glass-edged 10m* rooftop pool offering panoramic views to the Broadwater complemented by a full bathroom. Park twelve luxury cars with ease and have room for storage and water toys in an expansive pillarless basement. *approximate ^under rooﬂine

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Beachfront Sky Home in ‘272 Hedges Avenue’

2702/272 Hedges Avenue, Mermaid Beach Scan for Listing

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Price $10,750,000 4

Contact for a Private Viewing Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15 Harry Kakavas 0401 379 248

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513m2*^

Set on Mermaid Beach’s ‘Multi-Millionaire’s Row’, this magnificent two-level beachfront sky home offers an enviable coastal lifestyle. The 513m2*^ residence inside the prestigious ‘272 Hedges Avenue’ building offers uninterrupted ocean to hinterland views, best savoured from the massive wraparound balcony. This iconic building was recently completed to a premium standard, the refined design is enhanced by soft curves, natural materials, and luxurious fittings. This two-level masterpiece is further enhanced by a statement spiral staircase and features four ensuited bedrooms, all with ocean views and three separate living spaces. The residence comes with two car parks plus storage, and is one of only two sky homes in this landmark development. Residents enjoy exclusive use of the building’s resort-style amenities which includes a concierge service, indoor heated swimming pool and a huge gymnasium. *approximate ^under rooﬂine PR E ST IGE

NOOSA NORTH SHORE

63 NOOSA RIVER DRIVE

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Noosa North Shore sanctuary with show-stopping views The idyllic waterfront lifestyle you’ve been dreaming of may be closer than you think with this stunning Noosa North Shore haven. Meticulously designed and impeccably presented, this gorgeous home would make the perfect holiday hideaway or permanent residence just a short ferry ride or boat trip from everything this renowned region has to offer.

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The celebrated Fishwick house by Walter Burley Griffin Castlecrag, Sydney NSW 2068 Offered for sale for the first time in almost half a century, the incomparable Fishwick house in Sydney’s tranquil, harbourside Castlecrag is nationally and internationally regarded as a landmark of 20th century residential architecture. The house was designed in 1929 by acclaimed Chicago -born architect Walter Burley Griffin (1876-1937) as part of the unique Castlecrag estate developed by Griffin and his wife, architect Marion Mahony, in the 1920s. Both had worked extensively with the famous Chicago architect Frank Lloyd Wright but relocated to Australia in 1914 after winning the international competition to design Canberra. In the Fishwick house Griffin was able to realise many of his ideas about modern architecture, integrating the house within its rugged sandstone setting, designing a spacious floorplan that maximised natural light, views and function and incorporating numerous innovative features considered boldly modern at the time. Located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, the two-storey sandstone house is sited on a wedge-shaped block with stunning, panoramic easterly views from the entry-level living room over bushland to Middle Harbour and beyond to the Pacific. Special features of the ground floor include its open planning, spacious colonnaded reception area, dramatic sandstone fireplace and cosy ‘sunken’ study. Upstairs are four bedrooms and two bathrooms, one being the ensuite to the master bedroom with a spectacular semi-circular

row of north-facing windows providing abundant light and restful bush views. Purchased by the current owners in 1976 it has been respectfully and comprehensively restored and modernised over many years and now sits seamlessly in its beautifully landscaped native garden. The house has received many accolades for its sensitive restoration and is heritage-listed by leading authorities, including the New South Wales State Heritage Register. Today, Castlecrag’s enduring natural amenity, just 12 minutes from the Sydney CBD, testifies to the timelessness of the ideas that anchored Griffin’s grand suburban vision. The Fishwick house, significant for its location, its liveability and its place in the history of modern architecture demonstrates the genius of Walter Burley Griffin’s creativity. It is one of the most significant, celebrated early 20th century houses in Australia.

Illustration: John Haycraft, Artist

“The [restoration of ] Fishwick house is a labour of love and technology guided by history. It has been accomplished to the highest standard and is a remarkable tale of dedication... with admiration for the work of a great architect.” Carl Steinitz, Professor Emeritus Harvard University Graduate School of Design

“Because of its design qualities... the Fishwick house has always had a high level of local signiﬁcance. Following its restoration it ranks among the most important Griffin buildings in both the United States and Australia. As a well restored, outstanding example of his residential architecture, I believe it has signiﬁcance at an international level.” Paul Kruty, Professor Emeritus of Architectural History University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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39 Seacombe Grove, Brighton 5 B 7 b 12 C s

Melbourne’s Most Exclusive Waterfront Estate

Expressions of Interest

Commanding an illustrious Golden Mile foreshore

Closing Monday 21st November at 5pm

position with sweeping panoramas of white sands, blue seas and spectacular sunset skies. This European inspired

Contact

villa is positioned forward of any other residence,

David Hart 0417 541 933 Ben Veith 0404 084 793

spanning 4 luxurious levels with 18 principal rooms oriented towards the bay. An array of sumptuous living and entertaining precincts for every occasion along with an inﬁnity pool/spa, direct beach access and 12-car basement. A sanctuary of privacy and privilege in the location of a lifetime.

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Palatial residence in Botanical Gardens precinct

Palatial residence in Botanic Gardens precinct 216 Domain Rd, South Yarra

Boldly renovated by award-winning Powell and Glenn architects, “Martin House” originally designed by Toorak’s society architect, Marcus Martin, has six luxurious living spaces, five bedrooms with ensuites, study, state-of-the art kitchen, cinema, gym, the latest security and technology and Jack Merlo gardens with swimming pool.

Expressions of Interest closes 9th December 2022 5pm View By Private Appointment Only Contact Sean Cussell 0425 787 979

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FOR SALE

54 Pruden Road WHITBY WA W 6213

$8mil - $12mil *Subject to lot selection

YARRABAH - THE ULTIMATE RURAL RETREAT 11

• Backing onto a state forest and national park, with plentiful water and stunning vistas,Yarrabah is a rural retreat like no other. • Historic and stunning farming estate, comprised of 5 titles. • Perched high on the shoulders of the Darling escarpment. • Only 40km from the City in the Perth hills.

COURTNEY BLISHEN 0436 411 659

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• The property consists of a main residence, studio retreat,Yarrabah cottage, a barn, and a workshed. • Tennis court, expansive lawns and a significant number of dams. • Sweeping views back over the coastal plain to the Indian Ocean beyond. • A great opportunity here for multi-generational living.

PETER ROBERTSON 0427 958 929

peter.robertson@porteous.com.au www.porteous.com.au

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71 Amethyst Avenue | Pearl Beach Once-in-a-lifetime coastal acreage opportunity Seize this unprecedented opportunity to build your dream home and invest in the ultimate coastal acreage lifestyle at beautiful Pearl Beach on the Central Coast, just 90 mins north of Sydney.

View:

By appointment

This 6.4-acre parcel of vacant usable land presents the only opportunity to own a property of this size in this exclusive location. The land features an abundance of sun-soaked spaces including two cleared, large, level paddocks.

Agent:

Stuart Gan 0456 786 586 stuart@coastrealty.com.au

This exclusive address is the perfect nature retreat for holidays, permanent residence, investment, and the potential for tourism. (STCA, refer to draft Central Coast local Environmental plan (CCLEP) Deferred Matters: Potential may exist subject to council approval for an eco-tourist facility (Zone E2). This spectacular property enjoys an easy stroll to Pearl Beach, saltwater pool, and cafes, with no shortage of activities such as tennis, bush walks, local artisans and crafts, national parks, and also adjoins the Cromelin Arboretum reserve.

Mikayla Williams 0431 486 552 mikayla@coastrealty.com.au Office:

02 4339 8074

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50b Skene St, Newtown Historic Rannoch House Circa 1851 Rannoch House is your once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a landmark piece of Geelong history. The 22-room Renaissance Revival mansion, dating to 1851 and on 2400sqm (approx.) of stunning landscaped grounds, has been restored and extended to an elite standard in keeping with its grand architecture and heritage. It features a conservatory, substantial drawing and games rooms, 24-seat dining room, library/reading room, entertainer’s kitchen, butler’s pantry, six bedrooms upstairs and two downstairs, home ofﬁce, atrium, wine cellar, swimming pool, self-contained stables/carriage house, lined triple garage, plus secure parking for three additional cars, hydronic heating, multiple ﬁreplaces, ducted cooling and a full irrigation system.

Price

Contact Agent

Inspect

By appointment

Contact

Dale Whitford 0417 500 576

357 Pakington St Newtown Telephone 03 5222 1616

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

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Executive Residence on 2.5 Acres

593 Formosa Road, Gumdale

Experience true peace when retreating behind the gate of this beautifully landscaped property located in one of Gumdale’s most exclusive streets. Offering 2.5 acres of usable land, with sprawling manicured lawns, this expansive single-level residence offers unparalleled living 16km from the Brisbane CBD. Boasting the perfect blend of an indoor/outdoor lifestyle, the open plan design ingeniously delivers the privacy and warmth desired to create the ideal home to raise your family.

5 Bed 3 Bath 3 Car 2.5 Acres

Once you step through the grand entrance of this functional and stylishly designed home, enjoy the choice of five living areas, a cinema room, high ceilings and French oak timber floors. The accommodation wing comprises of five bedrooms, showcasing a master suite with large ensuite, double vanity, walk-in robe, and your very own entrance to the pool area.

Darren Cole 0447 002 455 Craig Yarrow 0407 752 269 coleyarrow.com.au 30

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