8 MARCH / 2023
PRESTIGE THE BEST IN AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY
BEST OF BOTH WORLDS An ode to the Mediterranean
B y K ATE FARRE LLY
Sorrento Mornington Peninsula 3520 Point Nepean Road $25 million-$27.5 million
J OSE PHIN E H U YN H
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Expressions of interest: Close April 13 Agent: Kay & Burton Portsea, Inspired by their travels all over the world, the sellers of our cover property
Liz Jensen 0418 446 228
have created a slice of Italy’s Amalfi Coast on home soil that those of us
Architect Rob Mills, interior designer Stuart Rattle
who are yet to enjoy an international holiday post-lockdown would be
and luxury builders VCON have created a unique
envious of. They designed their dream home – set on a trophy clifftop block
clifftop residence with bay views on Point King.
overlooking the ocean on Point King headland – by drawing on their
Top-quality finishes include French limestone,
memories from family holidays around the Mediterranean and weaving in
Spanish terracotta tiles, Swiss windows and
materials sourced from all over the world. Elsewhere in this edition, we turn
doors, Italian marble and copper guttering.
our eye to striking and modern homeware creations by some of Australia’s
There’s a pool and direct access to the beach.
best female-led brands in a special International Women’s Day instalment of Design Digest, follow the journey of an exquisite renovation in Queensland’s Fortitude Valley, explore WA’s outdoorsy Dalkeith, and find out what the future of infrastructure can mean for savvy investors.
O U R COVE R 3520 Point Nepean Road, Sorrento Listed by Kay & Burton Portsea PAG E 2
Editor: Josephine Huynh josephine.huynh@ domain.com.au Editorial producer: Hailey Coules Group picture editor: Kylie Thomson Senior designer: Colleen Chin Quan Graphic designer: Nicole Gauci National magazine editor: Natalie Mortimer National managing editor: Alice Stolz Chief marketing officer: Rebecca Darley Chief executive officer: Jason Pellegrino Residential sales: Queensland Amanda Vaughan 0413 370 004 New South Wales Eoin Brawn 0439 907 096 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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HOT PROPERTY
DESIGN DIGEST Leading ladies of design
ARCHITECTURE Homage to history
LIVING IN Bordered by the Swan River
THE PROPERTY INVESTOR Ahead of the building game
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Sandy Bay Hobart 780a 780 Sandy Bay Road $2.9 million+
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Private sale Agent: Peterswald for Property, Kim Morgan 0408 297 440 Enjoy the never-ending parade of marine activity from this light-filled home on a 1279-square-metre block, which makes the most of a north-easterly aspect, views over the River Derwent and private beach access.
Rose Bay
Hamilton
Sydney 2/1b 2/1 Beresford Road
Brisbane 1a 1 Eldernell Terrace
$13 million
$10 million+
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Auction: 5.30pm, March 15
Expressions of interest: Close March 13
Agent: Highland Double Bay, David Malouf 0411 073 882
Agent: Place Estate Agents Ascot,
With an incredible 700 square metres of accommodation across two levels,
Patrick McKinnon 0431 430 760
this penthouse is one of just two residences perched directly opposite the
The river and city skyline are brilliantly framed at
bay. It comes with a viola marble kitchen, executive office suite, home
this stunner. Highlights include a Gaggenau-
theatre, heated plunge pool and a huge north-facing terrace.
appointed marble kitchen and secure wine cellar.
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'Bungalally Park'- immersed in a 45 acre golden valley sits this outstanding resort. Sophisticated with facilities rarely offered & lifestyle options galore. A hidden secret.
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Arabella Hooper 0403 336 407
Best offers by Tues 21st March 12noon (USP) View By appointment only
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DESIGN DIGEST
Making moves To celebrate International Women’s Day, we shine a light on creations by leading ladies in the Australian design world. C o m p i l e d b y PAU LIN E M O RRIS SE Y LIGHT THE WAY Exhibiting an affinity for mid-century design and contemporary minimalism, Marz Designs, established by Coco Reynolds, has introduced the Lini Tall Pendant. The cylindrical light has layers of opaque and translucent glass, casting incredible diffused light. marzdesigns.com
VINTAGE-INSPIRED Led by founder Alice McMullin, McMullin & Co.’s latest addition is the Linea Capsule, which embraces vintage-inspired abstract shapes through the cultivated Linea Bed Head and Linea Wall Mirror. mcmullinandco.com
DANCING DUO
SOOTHING SHAPE The Piscina Coffee Table by celebrated designer Sarah Ellison is an artful
Through her ever-
creation inspired by the organic fluidity of water. It features columnar legs in a contemporary high-
expanding brand
gloss finish, supporting a curvy, irregular-shaped Turkish marble top. sarahellison.com.au
Hermon Blue, ceramic and timber sculpture artist Clare Hermon designs and handcrafts the delightful Neptune Sticks, a pair of dancing sticks that – with their perfect blend of fluidity and elegance – add magic to any table. hermonblue.com
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A heavenly reno A significant house tightly nestled between two 19th-century church buildings was saved and reborn as a modern sanctuary. B y PAU L B E S T
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ARCHITECTURE
The original house was tired and had been adapted for commercial use when agent Heath Williams bought it.
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ith a background in interior architecture, Brisbane real estate agent Heath Williams of Place New Farm wasn’t about to stand by and let an awardwinning house, tightly nestled between two 19th-century church buildings, be torn down and its Fortitude Valley site redeveloped. Instead of selling the architect-designed property to the developer, the agent bought it. “A developer [who] showed interest in the site and asked me to take a look … would’ve demolished [the house],” Williams says. “We walked through it, and I said to him, ‘You’re not knocking this over?’ ” Williams, who specialises in architectdesigned and luxury homes, believed it was essential to preserve an example of Australian architecture he describes as “one of the most unique houses in Australia”. Brisbane architect James Russell designed and built the three-level inner-city pad in 2012 for his family on a vacant strip between a former Methodist church and church hall, both now used as creative enterprise spaces. The project also involved renovating the heritage-listed church, which included rebuilding the choir loft and adding a glass pavilion. But it was the opportunity to fill in the breach between the historic structures that inspired the architect to create a sanctuary-like urban residence, set back from the street. The glass, steel and timber structure featured living and dining on the first floor and sleeping quarters on the second, wrapped around a central atrium-like courtyard. Underneath were storerooms and parking for six cars. In 2017, however, Russell sold the house and church. Fast-forward four years to 2021 when Williams stepped in to purchase – and save – the property to live in. For Williams, though, there was more to it than simply conserving Russell’s design. He saw potential to revive the house – which had grown tired and been adapted for commercial purposes – as “a beautiful space”, without losing sight of Russell’s initial vision. “James Russell is a great architect,” Williams says. “But his houses are very interactive and porous. I saw a chance to refine his work and make it a liveable space.” Williams also worked on the upgrade with local architects Hogg & Lamb. “We approached it like a restoration rather than design project,” explains director Michael Hogg. “We made sure any renovation was in keeping with James’ original concepts and wouldn’t stand out or appear like it had been added more recently.” One big change was the reconfiguration of two side-by-side bedrooms as a main bedroom, overlooking the sunlit courtyard, and a large dressing room and refreshed en suite. “Previously the master bedroom felt like you were camping,” Williams says. “Now, it feels like a boutique hotel.”
The kitchen was also revamped with more practical joinery and storage, the concrete floor was polished, acoustic windows and new lighting were installed and a fireplace was added to the formal lounge. Williams and Hogg also renovated the bathrooms, laundry and pantry with new joinery and fixtures. “We were creating small moments of living within the skeleton of James’ house,” Hogg says. “But to a higher level of comfort.” The refit, though, wasn’t just about the interiors. The house is purposefully open and breezy, blurring the line between the sleek insides and green outdoor spaces – ideal for the city’s sub-tropical climate. Williams collaborated with Steven Clegg Design to landscape the forecourt and courtyard. “We wanted to make this a total surprise, like you were walking through
gardens,” as a contrast to the urban jungle, Clegg says. From the street, a bending path of steppers, pond, native grasses, trees and plants draw you in through new front gates and brick boundary to stairs that sweep up to the courtyard garden. Borrowing the church wall and stained-glass windows, which bound one side of the garden, there’s an almost monastic calm to the courtyard. You immediately feel removed from the bustle of the city streets below. Here, Clegg has replaced the previous rectilinear garden with a rounded berm, like a piece of organic sculpture, full of grasses, succulents and a scented daphne tree. On either side, paths of polished concrete and crazy paving connect the garden to the kitchen and living room. “The garden is almost pulled into the rooms,” Clegg says. “It helps you enjoy the spaces.”
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Queenstown Lifestyle
98 DOMAIN ROAD, DALEFIELD
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Xȇ Ɏǝƺ ƬƺȇɎȸƺ Ȓǔ (ƏǼƺˡƺǼƳټɀ ٻǕȒǼƳƺȇ ɎȸǣƏȇǕǼƺ ټȒȇ Əȇ ƺǼƺɮƏɎƺƳ ǸȇȒǼǼ ǣɀ Ȓȇƺ Ȓǔ Ɏǝƺ Ɏȸɖƺ ƏȸƬǝǣɎƺƬɎɖȸƏǼ ɎȸƺƏɀɖȸƺɀ Ȓǔ Ɏǝƺ ªɖƺƺȇɀɎȒɯȇ nƏǸƺɀ (ǣɀɎȸǣƬɎِ Using strong and timeless materials it has been designed with scale and presence and sits well in its landscaped position. A large central pavilion is flanked by four concrete pods forming 536 square metres of internal space in the main building. This is complimented by a separate bunker style triple garage of 78 square metres and 162 square metres of decking delivering total improvements of over 775 square metres. The impressive steel archway and entrance lobby start the experience in style and lead into the main hub with high vaulted ceilings and grand chandeliers. This central open plan room has the kitchen and dining areas at one end and lounge at the other separated by a double sided open fire. The north western pod is a more formal lounge with another open fire and captures the memorable sunsets viewed from the property. The accommodation is located at the eastern end of the buildings showcasing a large north facing master bedroom that looks over the irrigated grass lawns and opens to the courtyard. Its extensive wardrobing
Terry Spice +64 21 755 889 terry@luxuryrealestate.co.nz Luxury Real Estate Limited (Licensed REAA 2008)
THE ULTIMATE IN ALPINE LUXURY
Nick Horton +64 21 530 000 nick@luxuryrealestate.co.nz
and luxury en-suite are of the highest standard which is continued throughout the other bedrooms and bathrooms. A guest master also has an en-suite and two other bedrooms share a separate toilet and a wellappointed bathroom. This wing also has a media room which could easily be used as a home office or fifth bedroom if required. Sheltered by the northern pods is a courtyard featuring an open fire, built in dining table, lounge suites, large umbrella’s and a stunning bespoke spa pool. The courtyard connects to the lush green lawns surrounded by a grass amphitheatre. The panoramic views are extensive and take in all of the significant ranges surrounding the Wakatipu Basin. At the rear of the house is a custom made sauna built inside a Corten steel box thoughtfully located by the ‘mudroom’ which has a shower. Comprehensive garaging includes a double garage with internal access to the home and a separate three bay schist bunker to store the special toys or possibly convert to a large home theatre. This is an absolutely comprehensive two hectare estate that ticks all the big boxes and will stand the test of time in both design and aspect.
LIVING IN
31.9949° S, 115.7989° E
DALKEITH TREVOR COLLENS
Bristling with parks and almost surrounded by water, Dalkeith has an enviable lifestyle with a village vibe. B y PAU LIN E M O RRIS SE Y The west-coast city of Perth is known as
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“This is such a special place for me because it’s where I started my first business, and the cafe and I are still here eight years later,” says owner Philippe Cheung. Expressions of interest
“It’s wonderful to work in this environment,
an affluent suburb that enjoys the best of both
where customers are loyal and greet you
Agent: William Porteous Properties International,
worlds, with the beach only a five-minute drive
by name.”
Peter Robertson 0427 958 929
away and the freeway easily accessible for painless commutes to greater Perth. “While it’s an older suburb, I’m seeing more young families with children moving in because of
Cheung’s cafe serves authentic French-style
winning home reveals nods to Frank Lloyd Wright
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its proximity to some of Perth’s best schools,”
and when I can, I love to visit the nearby Bishop
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pastries, fresh cakes, and baguettes prepared
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blocks and riverfront mansions that are
says. “In fact, there are many scenic walks you
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especially popular with retirees, foreign investors
can take around Dalkeith; just remember to bring
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and multigenerational families.”
some coffee and sweets!”
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in Dalkeith
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Nostalgia often comes with a pair of rose-tinted glasses
dining spaces have double height ceilings with
but not-so for a beauty from the 80s, on a widerthan-
Brushbox beams, a wood-burning fireplace takes
most, deep waterfrontage with a tidal beach on
centre-stage of the distinctive clinker brick wall, are
Hideaway Island, close to Hastings Street and Noosa
saturated with natural light and coalesce with the
Main Beach. Take the plunge. Bring a boat and big
alfresco entertaining terrace.
appetite for loving life on a tranquil, deep sapphireblue and expansive reach of a pristine Noosa River waterway. Open-plan living and the slate-floored
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Agent Nic Hunter 0421 785 512 nic@offermann.com.au Agent Jesse Stowers 0415 367 282 jesse@offermann.com.au
NOOSA’S HOME OF PRESTIGE PROPERTY
THE PROPERTY INVESTOR
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Wise money follows the infrastructure There are a number of property investment hotspots coming up thanks to a federal, state and local government spending spree. B y SU E WILLIAMS
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Private investment flows on from infrastructure development and creates trust in the future of an area.
new road … railway line … airport … hospital … university … park … The announcement – and then delivery – of new infrastructure usually signals that an area is on the cusp of expansion, with population growth and extra demand for housing both likely to take off. “They might not come tomorrow, but if you’re looking at investing as a longer-term proposition, then it gives you the confidence that growth is coming,” says Kevin Brogan, national director of group risk and compliance at valuers Herron Todd White “That’s something that will support the market even when there are headwinds of serviceability and supply constraints. I think the really fundamental influence of infrastructure is that it acts as a catalyst for both employment and population growth, which lead to increased economic activity and rising [property] demand.” For investors in residential markets, the infrastructure boom happening currently all around Australia offers excellent opportunities for good rental returns and a healthy increase in
capital values for wise choices. And there’s now a real surfeit of places to pick from. Brogan singles out western Sydney in particular, as a result of the new airport set to be completed in 2026, Brisbane for its massive spending, partly ahead of the 2032 Olympics,
“It acts as a catalyst for both employment and population growth.” and the Gold Coast for stage three of its light rail project, and the new hospital at Coomera. But while the major cities and regional areas have benefited from infrastructure spending by federal, state and local governments, even the outer suburbs of the metro rings are now coming into sharp relief.
With $750 million pledged by the Albanese government in early February to the outer suburbs of cities for priority local road and community infrastructure projects, they could also turn into investment hotspots. Bronwen Clark, chief executive of the National Growth Areas Alliance – the peak body of outer-city local councils – says it’s a vital injection of funds that will bolster these suburbs enormously. “We’re talking about suburbs being built basically in paddocks, and a family or community needs far more than just a house to survive and thrive,” she says. “We’ll be building roads, public transport, community facilities and open spaces, and you saw that private investment flows on from that development. It creates trust in the future of these areas. There’s been a stream of infrastructure projects in regional areas and inner cities, and now this is an acknowledgment of the need on the edge of our cities.” It’s not the single investment alone that makes such a big difference, either. The Reserve Bank estimates the multiplier effect of infrastructure investment is between 1.1 and 1.3 after two years. “We have the infrastructure coming to make these communities much more liveable spaces as well as more in the cities,” says Property Council of Australia chief executive Mike Zorbas. “It’s about providing both outer-city housing typologies and high-density areas with better public transport, employment hubs and shopping centres for everyone’s benefit.”
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‘FIDDLEHEAD FARM’ REESVILLE SUNSHINE COAST QUEENSLAND 12 P R E S T I G E
This exclusive lifestyle retreat showcases unparalleled privacy and security, situated at the very end of a private lane offering breathtaking views of the Conondale Valley. Designed to establish the ultimate family sanctuary, every detail of ‘Fiddlehead Farm’ has been crafted with the highest level of materials and building integrity. Comprising a staggering 358 acres spread across two titles, ‘Fiddlehead Farm’ provides the perfect setting for equestrian pursuits, river walks, and observation points across wildlife sanctuary trails. Nestled within the most picturesque real estate the Sunshine Coast has to offer, this property is truly one-of-a-kind.
• 10 minutes from Maleny Village • Three separate orchards provide local and tropical produce • 9km internal roads trails including 3km bitumen • 3km meandering frontage to Elamen Creek • Rich fertile soils, cattle and horse grazing. • 100kW solar array with battery and diesel backup • High speed internet connection • Stunning parterre and landscaped gardens • ‘Fiddlehead Farm’: Where luxury and nature meet
8 Bed | 6 Bath | 8 Car | 144.85 ha Price: Contact agent Inspect: By private appointment Danny Redman Office
0418 731 588 (07) 5445 2844
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The epitome of colonial-style island living in Byron Bay The epitome of colonial-style island living, Magnolia Palace sits proudly upon approximately 2.5 acres of sweeping manicured lawns, fiercely private, it is surrounded by walled gardens of dense mature trees and bamboo. Architecturally crafted with careful attention to detail, the sprawling residence is designed to capture the effortless tranquillity and richness of yesteryear. Purposely built to operate as a luxurious self-sufficient, eco-retreat, the accommodation encompasses seven grand-sized bedrooms, all with ensuites appointed with contrasting rich natural timber vanities and oversized spa baths. Every room features 12-foot ceilings, finely detailed crown moulding, chandeliers, ducted air conditioning, French doors and louvre windows, enveloping rooms with an abundance of natural light and airy ventilation.
Auction: April 4, 5pm Inspect: By Appointment Guide: Contact Agent Land: Approx 2.5 acres
Opulence and grandeur are reflected in all aspects of this estate, aesthetically embodying luxury and resort-style living. Shadowed by magnificent Cuban palm trees, Magnolia Palace encapsulates all that is desired in exclusively appointed getaways. Kim Jones 0414 629 924 Karin Heller 0409 177 659
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Uplands Drive in Parkwood has become the Hedges Avenue of acreages, a Millionaire's Row in the middle of the city. Centrally located between the Southport Broadwater (10mins), Surfers Paradise (20mins) M1 Highway, Helensvale Train Station (7mins) Griffith Uni and GC Hospital (5mins) and your very own Parkwood G-Link station only 3 mins away.
Contact the Listing Agent Antonio Contreras 0449 694 858 antonio@amirprestige.com.au
This property has the prefect combination of a Tree change / Sea change for those buyers seeking an acreage without travelling to the Hinterland and yet so close to the beaches, shopping centres, Griffith Uni, and public transportation with 2 Bus Stops outside the Gates. Disclaimer: *= approx.
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• Luxury Beach House in Exclusive Northern New South Wales Location • Tightly held beachfront road location • Masterfully renovated incorporating modern design influences to create chic coastal styling and unique street appeal • Elegant home with seamless indoor outdoor entertaining areas • Footsteps from beach with iconic Halcyon House at end of street • Only 15 mins to Gold Coast International Airport and 35 mins to Byron Bay
Auction on site March 26th at 12pm NSW time Brent Savage 0477 122 559 brent@lsproperties.com.au
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Noosa ’ s F i n e st R ive rs i de Of f e r i ng
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E d wa r d S t r e e t , N o o s av i l l e ‘Riverland’ 5 Bed | 6.5 Bath | 4 Car | Pool | Lift Sauna | Spa | Cinema | Library This exceptional residence provides the perfect synergy of lifestyle and luxury in one of Noosa’s most soughtafter locations. A home of grand proportions and contemporary finishes, built to an enviable size that can never be achieved again under the current town plan, this property is truly one of a kind. Designed over three expansive levels, ‘Riverland’ is perfectly zoned for every stage of life.
Cas e y L a n g u i l lo n
0410 643 535 CASEY.Languillon@harcourts.com.au
| 3 Levels | Glass lift for seamless access | 564 floor area | Corner block | Dual frontage | Zoned for tourism development | 100 metres from Noosa River | 100 metres from vibrant river food scene | 5 min drive to Hastings Street & Main Beach
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BRISBANE 1HR 25MIN*
SURFERS PARADISE 45MIN*
GOLD COAST AIRPORT 45MIN*
LOT 1 11.36 ACRES
BYRON BAY 1HR 35MIN*
LOT 5 39.21 ACRES
LOT 2 11.39 ACRES LOT 3 47.17 ACRES
LOT 4 46.95 ACRES
*mark up and measurements are indicative only
HELIPAD | TENNIS COURT | HEATED MAGNESIUM POOL | MANICURED GARDENS | EXTENSIVE NURSERY | ADVANCED TIMBER PLANTATION SHEDS, MACHINERY + EQUIPMENT | 2 LAKES + 5 LICENSED BORES
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Expressions of Interest Closing Thursday 6 April at 5pm A Breathtaking Lifestyle Development Opportunity Nestled in nature high above the Gold Coast, this exceptional private estate is one of the largest usable rural holdings in Springbrook. Eaglemont Estate offers 156 acres/63.17 hectares* of prime improved land divided into five freehold lots on the verdant Springbrook plateau, only 45 minutes* from the Gold Coast. Eaglemont lies adjacent to the World Heritage-listed Springbrook National Park, a major natural tourist attraction famed for its walking trails, waterfalls and abundant native wildlife. Enjoy private, self-sustained living surrounded by nature or explore an exciting range of income opportunities spanning tourism, agriculture, horticulture and timber farming. *approximate
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4 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms
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Contact the Exclusive Selling Agents Kara Christensen 0411 372 231
Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15