Domain Prestige - October 25, 2023

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Goughs Bay Mansfield 657 Piries-Goughs Bay Road $5 million J OSE PHIN E H U YN H

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Private sale Agent: McGrath Mansfield, Kate McDougall 0419 303 515 My heart always skips a beat when I see a new listing pop up under agent

Combine serene High Country views with a

Heath Williams of Place Estate Agents New Farm. I had the pleasure of

striking Gerard Meehan-designed residence, and

meeting Williams when I was in Fortitude Valley for work last year and his

you’ll see why this 2.67-hectare retreat rivals

deep-rooted passion for architecture was undeniable from across the table,

Australia’s best hotels. Clad in ironbark and

and it certainly shows in the calibre of listings he takes on. The Clayfield

Corten steel and featuring natural stone and

property, designed by architects Richards & Spence, featured in this edition

banks of north-facing glazing, the home comes

is a perfect example of this. Over the years, at the same growing rate of

with two living zones, an infinity pool and a self-

work and general life stresses, I’ve developed a fondness for homes that

contained studio.

exude what I call “day spa vibes” – clever use of light and shadow, warm timber accents, stonework, and a harmonious connection with the garden.

You should search the online listing to see this home’s travertine bathroom and custom joinery. It’s soothing to the core.

O U R COVE R Burly Residences 264-268 The Esplanade, North Burleigh Listed by TOTAL Property Group PAG E 8 Editor: Josephine Huynh Editorial producer: Hailey Coules Group picture editor: Kylie Thomson Senior designer: Colleen Chin Quan Graphic designer: Emma Drake National magazine editor: Natalie Mortimer Associate editor: Jemimah Clegg Group content director: Mark Roppolo Chief marketing officer: Rebecca Darley Chief executive officer: Jason Pellegrino Residential sales: Queensland Amanda Vaughan 0413 370 004 New South Wales Joe Pinneri 0408 694 223 Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia, Northern Territory & Tasmania Ray van Veenendaal 0438 279 870 New development sales: Ivan Curic 0413 498 156 Media sales: Sam Hill 0438 348 998 Contact: editorial@domain.com.au

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DESIGN DIGEST Life of the party

ARCHITECTURE Pushing the boundaries

COVER STORY The coast is clear

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THE PROPERTY INVESTOR Rise of regional Australia

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Malvern Melbourne 15 Spring Road $6 million-$6.6 million

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Expressions of interest: Close 1pm, November 3 Agent: RT Edgar, Mark Wridgway 0419 510 777 Set over three levels with lift access, this sophisticated home sits in a treelined street near Malvern Public Gardens and top schools. High ceilings, skylights and expanses of doubled-glazed windows deliver abundant light.

Features include a heated pool, home cinema and custom office.

Clayfield

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Brisbane 24 Brooke Street 5

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Sydney 14b 14 Bulls Road $7 million

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Auction: Noon, November 4

Private sale

Agent: Place Estate Agents Ascot, Drew Davies 0421 078 273

Agent: Abode Property,

With living spaces wrapping around a north-facing, central courtyard and

Suzanne Hibberd 0414 344 222

opening onto a garden with pool and cabana, this reimagined Queenslander

This whole-floor penthouse sits in Azure, a block

sits in the coveted Ascot State School catchment. Beautifully appointed

of two waterfront apartments sharing amazing

throughout, you’ll find Miele appliances, stone benchtops and keyless entry.

views, a deepwater jetty and a private beach.

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BURLEIGH’S FINEST LIFESTYLE A trophy beachfront building by DD Living, designed by the internationally acclaimed Koichi Takada Architects and Mim Design. Burly represents a rare collection of elegant beachfront residences crowned by statement penthouses, unsurpassed in their vistas and two levels of dedicated private resident amenity unlike anything ever seen before in Australia.

Stage 1 Release Selling from $2.2m - $8.8m

BRAND NEW SALES GALLERY NOW OPEN Located upstairs in the North Burleigh Surf Life Saving Club 293 The Esplanade, North Burleigh, Gold Coast

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Taking design to the edge Architects Adrian Spence and Ingrid Richards brought an unconventional approach to space and materiality to this residence in the Brisbane suburb of Clayfield. B y PAU L B E S T

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YOUR AGENT Heath Williams, Place Estate Agents New Farm

“This is definitely a collector’s item on Queensland’s architectural scene. Richards & Spence are not only celebrated locally but internationally.

It’s an opportunity to own a house that’s truly wonderful.”

ichards & Spence don’t do family houses … if they can help it. The celebrated Brisbane architecture studio of Adrian Spence and Ingrid Richards is better renowned for its hospitality, retail and civic design work.

No better example is The Calile Hotel, which opened in 2018 and is arguably the jewel in the couple’s portfolio.

Which makes this two-storey house in the leafy inner-city Brisbane suburb of Clayfield a rare gem. The house, completed in 2011, was the then-fledging studio’s first standalone residence, which they designed for an associate.

More than that, the project provided an opportunity to put into practice some of the design principles that now distinguish Richards & Spence’s architecture.

“It was attractive to us because we could test our ideas in a relatively short time frame,” Spence says, pointing out that their commercial work can stretch to five or so years.

One of the first things you notice is that the Clayfield house eschews conventional urban design by avoiding traditional front and back yards. Instead, Richards & Spence have pushed the house’s footprint “to the edges” alongside the boundaries to take advantage of the narrow suburban block.

“We do it so we can grab the outdoor space and use it in how one experiences the house,” Spence says. As a result, all the key communal spaces – the kitchen, living and dining rooms, and a travertine-tiled entertaining terrace with pool – are organised around a spacious grassed courtyard wide open to the sky.

Importantly, this setup offers privacy from neighbours while flooding the main rooms with natural light and ventilating the interiors.

It also creates a focus for people circulating in and out of the variously sized rooms. This is a common feature in Richards & Spence’s commercial work, where social interaction, shared daily routine, and community are vital

elements. How they design space applies equally, whether it’s a house, shop, restaurant or hotel.

Spence explains that the central courtyard has become a recurring theme for their studio.

“We’ve prioritised that even over the interior rooms,” he says. “And that’s true of all our residential work.”

You only need to look as far as the couple’s own glorious residence, La Scala – completed in 2020 – to see this same inversion, where the outdoors take charge.

Materially minimalist, the interiors use lightly coloured concrete block and stonework, which – with brickwork – are also common to the studio’s other projects.

Traditional shiplap timber and tin construction are only employed on the outside to fulfil town-planning requirements.

Working with these same planning controls, the architects also created a modest front facade in keeping with the appearance of traditional Queenslanders.

At the same time, the interiors assume a grander scale, featuring parallel double-height blockwork walls running the full length of the property and central hallway.

This establishes voids over the media lounge and living rooms, around which four bedrooms and a lounge are arranged upstairs.

Spence says it’s wrong to think lightweight buildings – like the “less comfy” timber-and-tin Queenslander – are better suited to hot climates than concrete and masonry.

The couple was inspired by the Majorca house made from local limestone of Danish architect Jorn Utzon (best known for designing the Sydney Opera House), who “conceived it as a bit of a ruin”. “It’s one of the ideas we tested in Milne Street,” Spence explains.

For example, window frames are fixed on the outside of the blockwork walls, so you aren’t aware of the glazing.

Again, it’s an idea the studio has explored in other celebrated design projects, notably The Calile Hotel and La Scala (there’s ivy growing on the inside walls), and continues in other houses they’re working on for the owner of The Calile and Brisbane restaurateur Frank Li. “A building from concrete and masonry holds the landscape,” Spence says. “It combines with your experience in the way you’d imagine it happening in a ruin.”

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Auction: 6pm, October 27 Agent: Place Estate Agents New Farm, Heath Williams 0403 976 115

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COVER STORY

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BURLY RESIDENCES 264-268 The Esplanade, North Burleigh Developer: DD Living Architect: Koichi Takada Architects interior designer: Mim Design Number of apartments: 101 – 10 two-bed; 18 twobed plus study; 18 twobed plus multipurpose room; 28 three-bed; 23 three-bed plus multipurpose room; 4 penthouses.

Prices: Two-bed $2.2m-$2.814m; two-bed plus study $2.458m-$2.86m; two-

Absolute beachfront, absolutely divine A perfect location demands a building of perfection. Burly Residences delivers the very best in design, build and amenities.

bed plus multipurpose room $3.76m-$4.182m; three-bed $4.246m-$4.951m; threebed plus multipurpose room $6.533-$8.83m Completion: Late 2026 Agent: TOTAL Property Group 1300 308 398 Open for inspection: Sales gallery upstairs in the North Burleigh Surf Life Saving Club, 293 The Esplanade, North Burleigh. Open daily.

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room with a beachside view is never dull, with the rolling waves and vivid sunrises or sunsets providing a backdrop like no other.

The sparkling coast of North Burleigh on the Gold Coast will provide an enviable vista for the upscale residences soon to take shape on The Esplanade.

Burly Residences, a collection of 101 apartments, is the latest luxury beachfront project by veteran developer David Devine, chief executive and founder of DD Living.

The company amalgamated two neighbouring sites on The Esplanade to gain 40 metres of beach frontage for the $480 million, 24-storey development.

This impressive beachfront position, along with the Gold Coast’s natural beauty, provided ample inspiration for architect Koichi Takada.

“The overall vision for this project was to create architecture that blends into nature,” he says. “In this instance, we obviously looked at the ocean, the beach, the park, the kinds of trees we see at the front – but where we ended up

with Burly is where the wave meets the sun; the mesmerising pattern of the waves with the sun glinting off the water.

“It becomes this almost ephemeral quality of the wave that we’re really drawn to; this kind of gentle wave. And we looked at the gentle coastscape and it was something we really wanted to include in the design process.

“Imagine being in your space looking out. You have this picture-perfect view of the wonderful ocean horizon and it’s kind of infinitely expanding in front of you, constantly changing either the quality of the light or the colours, the sound,” Takada says.

“The beach has, of course, a lot of energy with people and surfers. It’s just the quintessential Australian dream being in this space.”

Burly Residences has been designed with billowing shapes referencing the undulating ocean and the natural rhythm of the tides.

The soft curves are repeated within, where designer Mim Fanning of Mim Design has put an emphasis on luxury and elegance.

“Natural light combined with beautiful breezes make this place such a special place to live,” she

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says. “Well-planned, spacious rooms are connected with large balconies. We’ve appointed every aspect to deliver ultimate tranquillity and ease of living.

“You’ll feel connected and at one with your surroundings whether you’re inside or outside your apartment.”

The entire development has a high-end resort theme, with a long list of amenities and two floors of diverse, purpose-built spaces in which to relax or socialise.

These include three swimming pools, sun beds, gym, Peloton room, steam room, sauna, yoga and Pilates lounge, private cinema, barbecue areas, casual and formal dining spaces, kitchen, teppanyaki bar, private office, executive lounge, bar and pool deck.

“There are a lot of people who like entertaining, but they don’t always want to entertain at home, so there are residents’ private areas where you can entertain friends,” says Total Property Group managing director Adrian Parsons.

“I’ve never seen anything like this on any development before on the Gold Coast. It really

is a playground of amenity, with a lot of spaces you can enjoy within the development that are outside of your apartment.”

Each apartment has spacious kitchens and balconies so residents can indulge in an indoorsmeets-outdoors lifestyle to make the most of the water views.

The beachfront location of Burly Residences was the inspiration for the architect, Koichi Takada, who decided to create a building that blended into nature.

“The kitchen and the balconies are two of the most habitable areas in modern-day apartment living, [and] the size of its kitchen areas is a signature of this development,” Parsons says.

“I would say the balconies at Burly Residences are significantly larger than any other oceanfacing development on the Gold Coast.

“For example, a three-bedroom apartment may have a 40-square-metre balcony, which is the size of a double garage in a normal home, and our three-bedroom plus multipurpose room has balconies that are close to 70 square metres, which is significantly larger than a onebedroom apartment in its own right.”

Prices start at $2.2 million for two-bedroom residences, $4.246 million-plus for the three bedroom range, right up to $8.83 million for three-bedroom residences with multipurpose rooms. The penthouse collection is yet to be released.

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HAWTHORN EAST GREG BRIGGS

From its quiet parks and back streets to the buzz of its high streets, this is a beloved Melbourne suburb. B y PAU LIN E M O RRIS SE Y

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Hawthorn East

As the sun dips gracefully below the horizon,

“Interestingly, even when the market pulled

the city views granted from scenic spots like

back across many of our core areas, including

Melbourne 41 Currajong Road

Anderson Park and Fairview Park take on an even

surrounding suburbs like Hawthorn and

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more magnificent glow, illuminating the skyline

Camberwell, we found that Hawthorn East was

with a kaleidoscope of colour.

the most resilient,” Zhouk says. “This was purely

Such breathtaking scenes unfold in and around Hawthorn East, where residents relish a smooth

that properties that did hit the market sold

shift from the tranquillity of these inviting parks

extremely well.”

and tree-canopied avenues to the energetic vibrancy found along Glenferrie and Burke roads.

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Striking a balance Long-time residents Caroline and Mat Knipe see Hawthorn East as a vibrant community hub filled

A-Z Real Estate Agency director Anton Zhouk

with like-minded locals who prioritise wellness

says the suburb’s host of reputable schools

and champion local businesses.

makes it an attractive choice for families,

Thus, when they decided to launch their Pilates

particularly those with younger children.

studio brand Love Athletica, the neighbourhood

“Most families [here] have set down roots since

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due to stock levels being extremely low, ensuring

naturally presented itself as the ideal locale.

their children’s early years, often only relocating

“We seamlessly blend into the cosmopolitan

Expressions of interest: Close 5pm, October 31

once the school years have concluded,” Zhouk

vibe of Hawthorn East, dotted with beautiful

Agent: Kay & Burton, Walter Dodich 0413 262 655

says. “It’s clear why this suburb resonates deeply

eateries, bars, and recreational facilities,”

Honouring its 19th-century roots, this exquisite

with its residents, with every conceivable

Caroline says.

Victorian home has been reimagined by its owner-

amenity virtually at their doorstep.”

Despite the enduring Melbourne-Sydney rivalry,

architect. The interiors flaunt lofty ceilings,

The latest Domain House Price Report reveals

the duo, who often visit Sydney, insist there’s no

original fireplaces and glass-encased spaces,

that the median house price in Hawthorn East is

contest. Caroline articulates a sigh of relief with

while the backyard has a large deck and a pool.

$2.43 million – a 1.3 per cent annual growth,

every return to her cherished suburb.

despite a downturn in many nearby areas.

“Although our traffic can seem busy, it flows well without the density and complexity of

Hawthorn East’s

grand historical estates to modern marvels, like

Sydney,” she says. “Each homecoming

Riversdale Road hosts

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10 Clive Road, sold for $5.86 million by Zhouk and

underscores the exceptional quality of life

a wide variety of

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associate director Sam Christensen last year.

we are lucky to enjoy.”

architectural styles.

in Hawthorn East

The array of premium properties varies from

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THE PROPERTY INVESTOR

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Cast your eye beyond the capitals It’s hard to imagine a better time to invest in regional areas with good lifestyles and high jobs growth, the experts say.

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Coffs Harbour in NSW has been one of the strongest performers in terms of price.

$60 million spend by the NSW government on regional racing infrastructure and more housing estates, more than $4 billion invested in Victoria’s Regional Rail Revival program, and $300 million poured into Australia’s first “smart city” in Queensland’s Maroochydore: if there was ever a better time to invest in housing in regional Australia, it’s hard to imagine it.

“Also, as tree and sea changes become more popular than ever, Australians are moving to non-metropolitan lifestyles in greater numbers than ever before,” says John McGrath, the chief executive of McGrath, which has just assessed the growing strength of the regions in its annual McGrath Report.

“This has already driven up prices significantly in many areas, but I predict more growth going forward as work-from-home becomes part of the new landscape.

“So, from an investment and capital-gain perspective, I can see many lifestyle areas performing as well as, or better than, their city counterparts over the next decade.”

The report says we received an extra 70,000 migrants in 2021 and another 100,000 last year, with property values soaring as a result.

The average distance between where investors live and where they spend their money is now 875 kilometres, according to MCG Quantity

“One in five people would now like to move to regional Australia.”

Surveyors, compared to 559 kilometres the year before, and 294 kilometres pre-COVID. “Our research tells us that one in five people would now like to move to regional Australia,” says Regional Australia Institute chief executive Liz Ritchie. “A big attraction is the jobs growth, which is three times what it is in metro [areas].

“We now have over 90,000 jobs available and, with a recent survey showing us that 50 per cent of regional recruiters aren’t advertising because they’re not finding what they need, that actual number could be as high as 180,000. So, with so many people coming in, and a lot more about to, as well as a 1.5 per cent rental vacancy rate, it’s the perfect time to invest in housing.”

The latest Domain statistics also cast a warm shine on the regional housing market for investors. With the median house rent in the combined regionals rising 6.1 per cent over the past year, and units rents 12.5 per cent, there are still great rental returns on offer.

While prices have softened recently, that’s little compared the mega-growth they experienced during COVID – in the year to March 2022 up to 26.4 per cent in regional NSW, and up to 25.3 per cent in regional Victoria.

“Growth is slowing in the regions, but we expect it to continue at a healthy rate,” says Domain chief of research and economics Dr Nicola Powell. “Prices are still very affordable when compared to the cities.”

Among the strongest performers in terms of price have been NSW’s Coffs Harbour, Murray and Mid North Coast, the South Australian outback and Tasmania’s Launceston area.

McGrath favours investment, in particular, in areas within two hours of the cities, like NSW’s South Coast, Central Coast, Hunter and Blue Mountains, Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula and Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.

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'Kiora' 81 & 83 South Road, Brighton 6 A

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Expressions of Interest Close Tuesday 14th November at 3pm Viewing

By Appointment Only Contact

Kiora c1890, a landmark home with six bedrooms, and five large living and dining rooms

Ben Vieth 0404 084 793

on 2,077sqm (approx.). This Victoria Boom-era mansion is spectacular on so many

Simone Howell 0419 542 978

levels, a generational estate offered to the market for the first time in nearly 40 years.

Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271

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Cameron Lodge, 767 Mount Macedon Rd, Mount Macedon 7 A

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Expressions of Interest Close Friday 10th November at 3pm Viewing

By Appointment Only Contact

Recognised as one of Mount Macedon’s premier estates, this landmark c1886 Indian

Richard Mackinnon 0414 822 579

Colonial residence’s grand and luxuriously restored dimensions are set within four

Abby Innes 0423 210 790

hectares (approx.) of magnificent botanic gardens encompassing a four-bedroom cottage, studios, historic gazebo, mod-grass tennis court and pool.

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Once in a lifetime, an opportunity presents itself to indulge in a lifestyle like no other.

Spanning three levels with indoor and outdoor living spaces of grand house-like proportions, this award-winning penthouse commands views of Canberra’s most iconic landmarks, whilst offering a lavish sanctuary adorned with luxury finishes sourced from around the world.

5 Bedrooms 5 bathrooms 3 levels 8 car garage 4 outdoor entertaining spaces 6m high ceilings

Mario Sanfrancesco +61 412 488 027

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3 8 A L D E R LY T C E , N O O S A H E A D S

Imagine the privilege of building a one-off show

Alderly Terrace, and medium density zoning. Many

stopping masterpiece, inspired by evocative

argue given its location and numerous virtues,

avantgarde architecture, surrounded by world-

this is one of the most valuable single allotments

class natural assets, in the much-coveted absolute

currently available in the region. Whichever way

front row of exclusive Little Cove, mere footsteps

you describe it, for lovers of the Noosa National

to sand and surf breaks, and a few minutes more to

Park, Little Cove Beach and Hastings Street, this

sophisticated Hastings Street. It is impossible not to

opportunity is a tour de force.

be impressed by the moderately elevated 589m2 cleared site with a substantial 16.6-metre frontage to

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Price $12M

Agent Lauren Chen 0412 672 375 lauren@offermann.com.au

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Mandalay on Musgrave is a world-class,

Australian lifestyle, Mandalay consists of four pavilions,

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architecturally designed, veritable lifestyle

connected yet separate, with seamless integrated

Saturday 11 November 3pm

masterpiece. It is perfectly positioned on a 4001m2

indoor/outdoor living oriented to the view.

block with award-winning landscaped gardens to not only highlight breathtaking coastal views encompassing ocean and nature reserve, but also to maximise elevation, natural light and privacy, from its prized north-easterly aspect.

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Everything about Mandalay on Musgrave is impressive from the scale and vision to mesmerising panoramas, design excellence and an impeccable lifestyle. It truly stands in a class of its own.

Agent Tracy Russell 0413 319 879 tracy@offermann.com.au

An inspired design blends Asian influences with the

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A Mid-Century Marvel with an Eco-Friendly Twist Auction: Saturday 4 November Inspect: By appointment

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18 Charming Street, Hampton East.

5a 4b 2v 1f

The Crowning Jewel of 'Charming' Street

For Sale

Originally built in the 1950s, this 4-bedroom + studio, 4-bathroom home on The Block has undergone a stunning transformation. It now represents the epitome of designer living, offering spaciousness and luxury that caters to every family's needs. With multiple indoor and outdoor living areas, a pool, and a lavish main bedroom suite, House 3 by Kristy & Brett is the crowning jewel of Charming Street.

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Julian Cannata | 0424 717 913 Sam Inan | 0433 076 999

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688 Forktree Road, Carrickalinga South Australia E 1100

Cast eyes to Kl from 1100 spectacular acres over 10 titles, offered as a whole, only 1 hour from Adelaide - with far more than sunsets & summer in mind ...

Contact Agent Best Offers By 12pm Wednesday 22nd November Arabella Hooper 0403 336 407

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80 Sugarloaf Crescent Castlecrag 4 BED 4 BATH 2 CAR 5,161 SQM A one-of-a-kind modern masterpiece, ‘The Seed House’ is a distinctly spectacular residence set on a unique 5,161sqm waterfront reserve block, cascading to Figtree Cove and basking in magical bush views sweeping to Sugarloaf Bay.

Open As advertised online

Michael Coombs 0407 980 443

Auction 11th November

John Melville 0409 368 541

michaelcoombs@atlas.com.au

johnmelville@atlas.com.au

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Welcome to Paradise

156 ACRES

Experience a lush, green botanical wonderland in Springbrook.

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For Sale 17 Lyrebird Ridge Road Springbrook View By appointment

Eaglemont Estate, nestled in the Gold Coast Hinterland, offers an exclusive, luxurious and private haven, spanning 156 acres at a breathtaking 700 meters above sea level.

Chris Gilmour 0438 632 459

Here, you’ll find opulent living and breathtaking vistas at every turn. This prestigious estate boasts three separate accommodations, each a testament to precision and luxury. The primary residence stands as an architectural masterpiece, a testament to fine craftsmanship.

Enjoy the benefits of 5 licenced natural spring-fed water bores, lush gardens, thriving tree farms, diverse ecosystems and premier commercial opportunities; a canvas of endless possibilities awaits.

Eaglemont Estate is your gateway to an unparalleled blend of luxury, prestige, and pristine natural beauty in the Gold Coast Hinterland. www.eaglemontestate.com.au

NICK JOHNSTONE

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2 Banksia Ave, Beaumaris

Presenting a rare opportunity to secure a 1,880m2 allotment (approx.), lap up the balmy coastal breezes and design a multi-level, multi dwelling development or build your dream family oasis complete with swimming pool and tennis court (STCA) - make the most of the promising uninterrupted views over the deep blue waters of Port Phillip Bay. With the beach & Bay trail across the road, this once ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Squadron, Beaumaris Primary School, the excellent shopping and dining precincts at the Concourse & Seaview Village, renowned golf courses and bus services, plus zoning for Beaumaris Secondary College & Mentone Girls’ Secondary College.

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$5,300,000

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EXPERIENCE THE BAYTREE. AN ELEVATED RETIREMENT LIFESTYLE. Penthouse 35 | 6 Ulonga Avenue, Greenwich Imagine waking up to views of the city skyline, beautiful urban bushland, and calming waterways. Welcome to Penthouse 35 - an exclusive apartment in the heart of The Baytree by Ardency in leafy Greenwich in Sydney’s prestigious Lower North Shore.

Bringing together a vibrant, like-minded community of residents and friends, The Baytree provides a welcoming retirement lifestyle ideally positioned close to local shops, cafés and restaurants, where you’ll discover a perfect balance of convenience and luxury only 5km from Sydney CBD. One of the most outstanding residences at The Baytree is the brand-new Penthouse 35. This light-filled contemporary home with open-plan design and wrap around terrace provides the ultimate in luxury living. The breathtaking views extend to the luxurious master suite with direct access to the large terrace boasting a state-of-theart outdoor kitchen with built-in electric barbeque and fridge, making this the perfect spot for cooking on a summer’s evening and relaxing with family and friends.

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Our most recent penthouse purchasers Dr Ong and Mary Robinson were won over by the amenities and activities on offer at The Baytree, which allows them to be as active or relaxed as they like. “If you want something, it’s there and that’s the main thing,” Dr Ong says. For Mary, she’s loving the lifestyle. “It’s a beautiful location overlooking the harbour and we have so many choices without having to drive”.

Penthouse 35 is a unique opportunity to experience extraordinary retirement living, just footsteps from the signature resort amenities of The Baytree by Ardency.

Your next chapter begins right now. In Penthouse 35.

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