Domain Prestige - March 15, 2023 by Domain Magazines

15 MARCH / 2023

PRESTIGE THE BEST IN AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY

FRAME OF MIND Always a lovely outlook

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Hunters Hill Sydney 8 Toocooya Road $12.5 million J OSE PHIN E H U YN H

Auction: 9.45am, March 26 Agent: McGrath Hunters Hill, Tracey Dixon 0412 443 352 Green spaces can be magical places. They can bring the outdoors inside,

TKD and Paddock Landscape architects have

create a private nook or sensory experience and set the tone of your home.

created a striking contemporary residence with

When I come across a garden, courtyard or atrium, whether at an exclusive

impressive home automation, koi ponds and a

home showing or while in the click frenzy that is selecting properties for the

heated, zero-edge pool set within gorgeous

magazine, a gorgeous green space can stop me in my tracks. I pause,

gardens. Close to top schools and city ferries, the

breathe it in, slow down then carry on. Who could be stressed living at the

home includes a sunken lounge, a serious butler’s

Hunters Hill home, aptly named Casa Cooya, on our cover? Where you can

pantry with a cool room and a lavish main suite

sit by your very own koi pond among water lilies and succumb to the sun’s

with terrace and home office.

warm embrace. Its sunken lounge feels oh-so indulgent, so too its calacatta viola marble accents, herringbone floors and curves of steel-framed glass which capture a picture-perfect outlook. I did a triple-take to check that the photographs weren’t renders. It’s a home that looks too good to be true.

O U R COVE R 8 Toocooya Road Hunters Hill Listed by McGrath Hunters Hill PAG E 2

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HOT PROPERTY

DESIGN DIGEST Sleeping sanctuary

FEATURE STORY Holiday homes paying off

LIVING IN On the shores of the harbour

THE PROPERTY INVESTOR Revamp and reap the rewards

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Hamilton Brisbane 10 Ludlow Street 4

Auction: 9am, March 18 Agent: Ray White New Farm, Matt Lancashire 0416 476 480 Set high on Hamilton Hill with sweeping views taking in the river and city skyline, this new home makes a statement with its soaring void and expanses of glass. The house comes with lift access, a pool, is fully smartwired and the six-car garage is equipped with a custom-made half-pipe.

Toorak

Kew

Melbourne 20 St Georges Road

Melbourne 1a 1 Ross Street

$24 million-$25 million

$9.8 million-$10.5 million

Private sale

Agent: Marshall White Stonnington, Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271

Agent: Kay & Burton, Sophie Su 0425 270 125

On one of the city’s most coveted boulevards, this elegant family home

A stately reception hall with a sweeping staircase

offers five bedrooms with en suites upstairs and a selection of living spaces

is a fitting entry to this European-inspired home

at ground level. Outside, Jack Merlo-designed gardens wrap around a tennis

close to leading schools. Highlights include a

court and pool. There’s lift access, custom joinery and several fireplaces.

marble kitchen, home cinema and a heated pool.

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Getaways that bring gains

FEATURE STORY

For those who choose wisely, a holiday home can be a delightful escape as well as a high-growth investment. B y H E LE N HAWKE S

hen you simply must have a country house or beachside escape where you can decompress, buying a holiday home or weekender with high capital growth ticks two boxes. You get the time out from your high-pressured life that you crave, to surf, dine, chill out, or even play a game of tennis. But you can also look forward to a handsome payday when it’s time to trade in your getaway and reinvest.

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According to the latest Domain House Price Report, a number of Queensland locations have experienced skyrocketing house price growth of between 76.7 per cent and 159.5 per cent over the past five years. At the same time, annual growth has ranged from 25.4 per cent to 57.6 per cent. With the recent shaky performance of the sharemarket, bricks and mortar triumph once again … if you know where to look.

Real estate agent Adam Dunlop of Town Group has watched prices grow 32.1 per cent over a year and 135.7 per cent over five years in the Sunshine Coast suburb of Buddina. The appeal is a mix of sand, water, shopping and supping. The eastern half of Buddina fronts the Coral Sea, while the western half is a canal neighbourhood; the nearby Kawana Shoppingworld features Gold Class cinemas, department stores and boutiques; and cafes and restaurants continue to spring up locally. There’s also a dog beach for pampered pooches and a coastal dune that is one of the largest turtle nesting places on the east coast. “Buddina doesn’t have the high-rises of other, more built-up areas and it’s just a nice place to have a home,” says Dunlop. “During COVID, and post-COVID [restrictions], we’ve seen high growth in people in their 30s and 40s with children coming to the area, mostly from Brisbane, although more people from Sydney and Melbourne are finding

10 Queensland holiday house hotspots Suburb

Median house price

Annual growth

Five-year growth

Agnes Water

$747,000

32.2%

89.1%

Buddina

$1.85 million

32.1%

135.7%

Burrum Heads

$720,000

35.8%

76.7%

Clear Island Waters

$1.74 million

36.5%

104.7%

Eumundi

$1.6 million

57.6%

159.5%

Noosa Heads

$2.2 million

25.4%

129.2%

Paradise Point

$2.47 million

27.8%

142.4%

Port Douglas

$1.23 million

48.5 %

89.9%

Tin Can Bay

$600,000

39.2%

90.5%

Worongary

$1.23 million

43.3%

110.7%

Source: Domain House Price Report, December quarter 2022

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Queensland’s Port Douglas, above, saw impressive price growth during the pandemic; the secret’s out about pretty Buddina Beach on the Sunshine Coast, above right.

us. Right now, there’s lots of activity in duplexes and a lot of knockdowns and rebuilds.” An “original” brick veneer home may set you back about $1 million and a four-bedroom, twocar garage residence with a pool between $2 million and $3.5 million – especially if it’s on the waterside. At Paradise Point, on the Gold Coast, capital growth over five years has also been eyewatering. Demand for a holiday house or, indeed, a permanent escape, has pushed prices up by 142.4 per cent over five years. Annual growth is sitting at 27.8 per cent. Home owners can enjoy an afternoon of fishing, picnic at one of many parks, or drive 20 minutes to Surfers Paradise for a bit of hustle and bustle. “Twenty years ago, we sold blocks of land for $100,000 and there was one pie shop,” says Hillsea Real Estate principal David Nichol. “Now, we’re selling them for $1 million with homes going for up to $4 million and Paradise

Point has grown to be a spot where people come for breakfast or lunch. “COVID and working from home has changed things, with an influx of residents and visitors from Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.” While Port Douglas has always been an idyllic holiday location, the town’s property continues to be an attractive option for investment. With the median price of a house now $1.23 million, it has seen yearly growth of 48.5 per cent and five-year growth of 89.9 per cent. Known for its beach resorts, Port Douglas also boasts world-famous nature spots the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree National Park, and even a hatted restaurant, Wrasse & Roe. “Port Douglas has always been undervalued compared to other towns and, now, has found a level of where it should be,” says Barbara Wolveridge, Tropical North Queensland director at Sotheby’s International Realty. During the pandemic, the agency sold $20 million of real estate over the phone with

most buyers wanting a family residence, she says. “Some home owners stay three or four months here, and rent out their property for the rest of the year. A really top house could fetch up to $8000 a night while the average is around $1200.” Properties slightly out of town, nearer the rainforest, are also popular, adds Wolveridge. If it’s rural pursuits that appeal, the Sunshine Coast village of Eumundi has enjoyed an annual growth of 57.6 per cent, and 159.5 per cent over five years. With its popular twice-weekly arts and crafts markets, boutiques and galleries and historical buildings, the village can claim to have a culture that isn’t reliant on the beach, according to Vicki Pain, principal at Ray White Rural Eumundi. That said, it’s only about 30 minutes’ drive to sea and sand where stressed-out high-flyers can relax while their weekend investment accrues capital gain.

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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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NOOSA’S HOME OF PRESTIGE PROPERTY

LIVING IN

33.8701° S, 151.2691° E

ROSE BAY JESSICA HROMAS

This harbourside suburb has many grand homes with covetable water views, but retains a friendly vibe. B y PAU LIN E M O RRIS SE Y Sitting ever so fashionably alongside the

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Rose Bay

“Life in Rose Bay is the best of what we imagine

shimmering waters of Sydney Harbour, Rose Bay

for Sydney,” she says. “During the week, the kids

Sydney 22 Kent Road

is undeniably one of the city’s most appealing

skedaddle to multiple nearby elite schools and

$20 million-$22 million

suburbs. With its postcard-perfect views, quaint

the adults enjoy a calm village atmosphere.

village vibes and thrilling seaplane rides, it’s no wonder celebrities are known to reside here. But rest assured, the suburb isn’t all Hollywood. The houses may be grand and glamorous, but the people are down-to-earth and welcoming. There’s also no smog in sight; instead, residents

Park or heading out on a boat to enjoy spectacular Sydney Harbour.”

A little slice of Europe

are greeted with the refreshing smell of salty sea

While affluent residents certainly frequent the

air as they stroll along the foreshore, idly

renowned waterfront restaurant Catalina and

watching yachts sail by.

enjoy casual lunches at The Boathouse, newer

Equal parts bougie and beachy

“Then comes the weekend, with a buzz of groups walking the promenade, picnicking in Lyne

establishments are also cherished, adding their unique character to the bay. Take, for example,

With one of the largest beaches on the harbour, a

Moshiko cafe, found down a charming little lane

stunning marina and multiple parks, agent Di

surrounded by bougainvillaea and lemon trees. Expressions of interest

Wilson of Ray White says Rose Bay has a relaxed

“Our family are lovers of travel and culture, so

weekend mood, even on a Tuesday afternoon.

we are thrilled to see the transformation of our

Agent: Ray White Double Bay,

laneway, like a little slice of Europe,” says owner

Ashley Bierman 0410 161 881

Moshe Simantov.

There may never be a reason to leave this trophy

“The locals of Rose Bay are a mixed bunch, from old money to young students, due to the broad range of housing from smaller art deco units to

With a dog-friendly beach just a few metres

home, set on a 976-square-metre parkfront

luxury waterfront homes,” she says. “While the

from the cafe, Simantov describes his favourite

estate, transformed by Molnar Architects and

area is very family-friendly, it attracts many

activity of grabbing a Campos coffee and a

showcasing lavishly appointed interiors.

executives, as a ferry from Rose Bay Wharf can

Reuben sandwich before going on a walk along

take you to the city in around 10 minutes.”

Paradise Beach with his dog, followed by a swim.

Rose Bay attracts a mix

Owning a home in the suburb costs a pretty

“It’s truly a beautiful area … the laneway attracts

penny, with a median house price of $5.74 million,

very friendly and loyal customers who appreciate

of families and city

Hover your camera over the

according to Domain’s latest House Price Report.

a good meal and coffee, and are always up for a

executives, drawn by its

code to see Domain listings

But Wilson says it’s more than worth its salt.

good chat.”

harbourside lifestyle.

in Rose Bay

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132 Petra Street, Bicton

5 bed 5 bath 3 car

LUXURY RIVERSIDE RESIDENCE Offers closing 21st March 2023 (unless sold prior) Occupying an 844sqm (approx.) parcel of premium rivers edge blue chip real estate, this palatial executive family residence offers a flawless showcase of timeless design, refined elegance, and superior craftsmanship. With almost every room enjoying north facing majestic breath-taking river views that can never be built out and in an unbeatable riverside location, this home also offers a lifestyle that dreams are made of - a once in a lifetime opportunity for one very lucky buyer!

Contact Aaron or Liv today to arrange your inspection. 303 Stirling Highway Claremont WA 9286 3655 edisonmcgrath.com.au

Aaron Katin 0404 740 915 Liv Katin 0418 957 542

THE PROPERTY INVESTOR

VAIDA SAVICKAITE

Taking a fresh look at older buildings Older apartment buildings in need of a refurb can present as a diamond in the rough for saavy investors. B y SU E WILLIAMS

Older apartment buildings often have good bones in terms of their construction and thermal qualities, experts say.

nvestors tend to love buying into smaller apartment buildings that are low-cost walk-ups with no lifts or other expensiveto-run communal facilities. The only problem is that those blocks were often built in the 1950s or 1960s – or before – and may not have received the maintenance, and updating, that so many desperately need. On the plus side, however, that means their price will be lower, while any refurbishment undertaken will increase the capital value – and rental returns – in spades. “Absolutely!” says Cox Architecture director Ramin Jahromi, who’s a great advocate for updating older buildings rather than knocking them down and replacing them. “It’s definitely worth doing that. “In this country, we like to demolish, but it’s much better to revitalise existing buildings and preserve the richness of the layering. “These buildings often have good bones as their construction and thermal qualities are much better than for many new buildings, and you can do things like add balconies to improve the amenity for residents, and value.”

Things to look out for are the condition of the building and how much it might cost to fix any problems, warns Nathan Lewes, managing director of property advisers AssetBase. “You don’t want to buy into a horror story like a very bad case of concrete cancer or too much wear and tear that could be too expensive to

“You can do things like add balconies to improve the amenity for residents.” rectify,” he says. “But an older building could present a viable opportunity to spruce up and get some equity out of the project.” The biggest challenge is always persuading other owners to agree to a refurbishment program for the building, but a new Australian Research Council guide is being put together to

make what’s involved clearer to all parties. One of the drivers of that project is Hazel Easthope, a Scientia associate professor and deputy director of the City Futures Research Centre at the University of NSW. “We’re seeing a lot of refurbishments happening to apartment buildings all over Australia, but a lot of it is with single-personowned buildings as that’s a lot easier to manage,” she says. “With strata buildings, there are lots of owners but this study is focused on providing step-bystep guidelines to make it clearer. “It then usually means an uplift in capital values as well as creating a better living environment for tenants, and giving older buildings new lives.” Usually, these older buildings are close to existing infrastructure like transport, shops and schools, so can be worth the extra investment. Tonja Gibson, director of apartment advisers Strata Answers, is also putting together a pilot project aimed at helping anyone thinking of an improvement plan. “The buildings are also often in beautiful locations, by the beach or with harbour or river views, so if they can be improved, with balconies and outdoor entertaining areas, that can be so worthwhile for everyone,” she says. “Our suburbs everywhere are full of run-down, ageing buildings that have been neglected … but they have so much potential, and I think everyone’s on the verge of realising this now.”

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124 acres

107 Bates Road, Federal Magnificent acreage retreat in idyllic Federal Hinterland Unparalleled in luxury, privacy, and position, this architecturally designed north-facing, pavilion-style residence, cuts a striking figure amongst the pristine natural beauty of the Federal Hinterland. Reinvented by celebrated design, this artfully curated five-bedroom home reveals luxuriously appointed interiors oriented towards idyllic views of Condong Falls, one of the biggest waterfalls in the area.

1391 Lismore Road, Clunes Original 1887 homestead ‘The Grange’ One of Clunes majestic landmark properties, The Grange, presides over 10 acres of organically rich farmland, providing a beautiful lifestyle of tranquillity and relaxed living. Built in 1887, the property enjoys wide open space, capturing sweeping views across Byron’s lush green hinterland below. Highly desirable, the property is a mix of rural land holding with prime commercial frontage.

Auction: March 29, 5pm Inspect: By Appointment Guide: Contact Agent Land: Approx 30 Acres

Auction: March 28, 5pm Inspect: By Appointment Guide: Contact Agent Land: Approx 10 Acres Kim Jones 0414 629 924 Karin Heller 0409 177 659

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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

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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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28 Zelita Road Moggill Prestige. Privacy. Perfection. With an elevation that captures breathtaking panoramas of both the river and meticulously manicured grounds, welcome to the unsurpassed level of exclusivity and refinement that is, White Waltham. With a distinct grandeur and presence, this stately residence has been enhanced 20 P R E S T I G E

by such exceptional architectural additions as a glass conservatory, separate pavilion forming the luxurious master retreat and The Summerhouse, a spectacular, large-scale indoor/outdoor function destination. The 11 1⁄2 acre property features two tennis courts, pool and caretaker’s house.

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1730 Currumbin Creek Rd, Currumbin Valley, Gold Coast QLD 3

John Fischer & Shelley Watkins 0478 071 623 | 0474 141 551

52.35ha

Extremely rare property with 5 titles on 129.45 acres with your own private waterfall and beautifully restored farm house. Create your own perfect hinterland retreat offering complete privacy just 20 mins to the beach and 25 mins to the Gold Coast International Airport. Set within a beautiful botanical environment you will find first grade infrastructure for grazing livestock including cattle yards and water troughs in all paddocks. • Machinery Sheds • Restored Party Barn • Original Rustic country barn • Palm tree-lined entrance.

1706 Currumbin Creek Rd, Currumbin Valley, Gold Coast QLD 3

John Fischer & Shelley Watkins 0478 071 623 | 0474 141 551

26.305ha

The perfect place to call home! An established nursery set over 65 acres with huge potential and absolute privacy. It will be sold with the following: 114 x Large Canary Island Date Palms • 45 Large Ponytails • 450 Livistona Australis (Native QLD Palm Trees) • 591 Large Dracaena Draco (Dragon Tree) • Raphus Palms (Large plantation in ground) • 350 Large Xanthorrhoea Glauca (Grass Trees) • 4 Macrozamia Moorei (Rare Australian Cycad) • 10 Bottle Trees • Bore • Flat useable land • Fully renovated 2 bedroom home • Character filled 1 bedroom cottage. PR E ST IGE

THE HEIGHT OF REFINEMENT An exclusive one-of-a-kind penthouse by Willing Property in collaboration with internationally celebrated interior designer, Thomas Hamel. Known for his exceptional work in locations like London, Paris, New York & Los Angeles, Thomas brings his elegant & timeless style to No. 7 Field St, Mt Lawley in a Perth first. A rare single edition masterpiece, luxuriously defined by four bedrooms, three bathrooms and four car bays, including EV charging. Set atop a boutique building with hotel-level amenity, refined living reaches its absolute peak.

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Noosa ’ s F i n e st R ive rs i de Of f e r i ng

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.

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This is your opportunity to buy an iconic piece of the Gold Coast. An unrivalled and rare 12,148m2 corner block on Main River boasting 69m of prime water-frontage with a palatial traditional style English home. This unique property not only provides a slice of the ultimate Gold Coast lifestyle, but potential to look to the future with the potential to sub divide the estate into 7 parcels of land Subject to Council Approval. Designed by former architect to the stars, Roger Parkin, it features all the character and charm of its era, as well as a third floor bell tower with panoramic, uninterrupted Gold Coast skyline views. 5 minutes to Pacific Fair & 10 minutes to the beach.

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Contact the Listing Agent Amir Mian 401 470 499 amir@amirprestige.com.au

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