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PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

NOVEMBER 14-20, 2018

DAVID HICKS IN TERIOR DESIGN ERS IM AGIN E THE FU TU RE

NIGELLA LAWSON WHY MELBOURNE IS TO HER TASTE

AARON PEDERSEN OUR OWN STAR ON TOP OF THE WORLD

DIANA CHAN THE ART OF TANGY THAI

M O O N E E VA L L E Y

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FIRST PERSON

““I am Jennifer Keyte ” … and I read the news on Ten It was so nerve wracking walking back into

Channel Ten. It was like with any new job; there was a mixture of nerves, excitement and anticipation – because you’ve stepped out of your comfort zone.

When I worked at Ten in the ’80s it was a different time. Jana Wendt was reading the news with David Johnston. We had a newsroom full of fabulous people. In that year of 1982, Stephen Quartermain joined, Eddie McGuire and Bruce McAvaney were there, with Brigitte Duclos and Jennifer Hansen. We called it the nursery because there were all these young, eager people ready to give it a red-hot go. I loved it.

A few months in, I’m having a great time. I had been at Channel Seven for 15 years – that’s like a big relationship. I think with any relationship, there is a grieving time, but I feel I have really settled in well.

I think it was time to get back to full-time work.

Doing weekends suited my lifestyle when it came to having a young family, but really the boys are up and running. James is 18 and at university, and Alexander is 15 and in year 10. To have weekends off, the quality of life is much better.

I was in contract negotiations with Channel Seven when I got the call from Peter Meakin (news boss) at Ten a few months ago. He said: “What’s your status?” I said: “I’m getting ready to sign a contract.”

He said: “Can I have a chat?”

It was a tough decision, because I was really happy and very comfortable. I discussed it with James and Alexander. I told them I’ve been made an offer, which is a real challenge and it’s going to be busy. I told them I needed their support. As soon as I told them what it was, they said you have to do it, how many people get offered to read the news Monday to Friday, prime time, in a capital city?

They said: “Mum, it’s a no-brainer.” So I said, “Yes”.

It is wonderful to have Stephen (Quartermain, whom Jennifer replaced) back on board reading sport. That was a difficult period because I had taken the step, but I needed the other piece to fall into place. So I was really, really pleased when Stephen decided to stay. I think he is fantastic. We worked together when we all started – I think we were both at Eddie McGuire’s 21st birthday party.

I’m very happy to be back at Ten. ●

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Melbourne is once again on the menu for the world’s favourite domestic goddess.

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You’ve been to Australia a lot in the last few years. What is it that keeps you coming back?

It’s the big skies and the big hearts! I know that might sound cheesy, but it also happens to be true.

I am just instantly filled with happiness when I’m on Australian soil. For a European, there is something so expansive and open about the scale of it all. And I feel this is reflected in the people I meet. I love Australian company: warm, witty, irreverent and unpretentious. And it doesn’t hurt that the food is so good in Australia either.

Have you had the chance to eat at any restaurants or cafes in Melbourne that you especially adore?

I’m mostly in Melbourne for MasterChef MasterChef, and I eat so much on set everyday, and often the evenings are late and the mornings early, so I don’t get a chance to eat out as much as I should in such a great food city. But I’ve no made no secret of the fact that the first thing I have to do when I hit Melbourne is to eat a plate of the garlicky chips with feta from Gazi, and to this ritual, I’ve now added the soft-shell crab souvlaki if it’s on the menu. And I virtually inhale

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igella Lawson needs no introduction; so let us simply bring you up to date. There’s always a reason to talk about the domestic goddess – who doesn’t consider herself anything of the sort – and right now Australia is excited for her arrival at Margaret River Gourmet Escape, a weekend-long food festival in Western Australia that kicks off on November 16. Joining her for one-off dinners and events will be other local and international talent such as Skye Gyngell, Rick and Jack Stein, Rosio Sanchez and our own Jo Barrett, Guy Grossi and Tetsuya Wakuda, among others.

Nigella’s latest book, At My Table: A Celebration of Home Cooking Cooking, was published last year and delivers what it promises in the title. But we love her for her sense of humour, eloquence and the fact that she keeps condiments by her bed, just in case. Here’s what she thinks of Melbourne’s food scene.

AT THE TABLE

Five minutes with NIGELLA

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their white taramasalata. I adore Piccolina Gelateria and in particular the pistachio and salted caramel ice-creams there. And, I loved the bread at Tivoli Bakery, though I really want to explore the Melbourne cafe scene more.

I know I should try out restaurants I haven’t been to, but I find I can’t stop going back to Cumulus. I’m always happy there. If I’m allowed to count a little drive out of Melbourne along the Mornington Peninsula, I have to say my Melburnian eating highpoint on my last visit was at Rare Hare at the Jackalope Hotel. This is my kind of food – everything was excellent, nothing was fancy.

The thing is, while I love eating, I loathe fine dining. I still think of the sardine toasts with preserved lemons: simple perfection. But frankly, I could eat everything on the menu (I rather think I may well have done). On top of that, the wine was

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my absolute favourite, but chief among my most used ingredients right now are preserved lemons.

I’ve cooked with them very happily in the past but, in earlier books, I’d used them really for recipes inspired by North African food and other cuisines in which preserved lemons are traditional. But now I cook with them freely, wherever and whenever I want their fragrant and sour intensity, whether in stews, sauces, cakes and bakes.

I should add that I buy them in jars, I don’t make them. And although I’d used them, as I say, in previous books, my love affair started in earnest with my last book, At My Table, when I bought a jar specifically for my Moroccan Vegetable Pot (the recipe is also on nigella.com). But as a home cook, I don’t want to buy (or send my readers to buy) an ingredient just for one recipe. I naturally, then, wanted to find other ways of using my opened jar in

to cook, we’d have fallen out of the evolutionary loop a long time ago.

But alas, I don’t feel I have an expertise in any particular area. I am a passionate amateur. It’s true I went to some pottery courses, and some of my plates and bowls feature in the pictures in At My Table, but I wouldn’t go as far as to say I showed any great skill or talent. But I enjoyed doing it.

Sometimes that has to be enough. Indeed, I think if you can learn to enjoy doing something you are not enormously talented at, then it’s a wonderful thing.

Australian food is tricky to pigeonhole as a cuisine compared to, say, Italian or Chinese food. Having visited many times now, what is “Australian cuisine” to you?

I think that one of the things that both Australian and British food have in common is that we have

“I think it would be impossible to give a narrow definition of what Australian cuisine is, but for me it is a wonderful celebration of local ingredients ... It’s open-looking, not stuck in the past ... a directness that seems to be an honest expression of the Australian personality.” wonderful, and the view breathtakingly gorgeous. I am rather ashamed of how few Melbourne restaurants I’ve eaten in, but life is long (we hope) and I look forward to opportunities ahead.

You’re back in Western Australia for Gourmet Escape again this year. Do you have any standout Margaret River memories?

When I think of Margaret River, and I do often, I feel warmed by the memory of that very special sense of community there. Of course, I ate well, and drank beautiful wine, but it’s the atmosphere I remember the most. And even though I am not good in the sun, I have an enduring and very dear memory of walking along the beach with a friend and we talked food, life, Australia, friendship, and I just drank in the beauty all around me – in SPF 100, a large hat and under a UV umbrella, obviously.

What’s your current favourite ingredient and what are you doing with it?

I’m always hesitant to claim any one ingredient as

the fridge: so preserved lemons found their way into a twist on an old-fashioned English mint sauce to eat with lamb, and even into a martini. Now I find it hard to stop myself finding other ways to use them in my cooking.

I think using up ingredients already in the fridge – and what I call the fridge-forage – is an essential part of my cooking life and a wonderful force for creativity in the kitchen.

In what area are you an “unexpected expert” – that is, do you have a lesser-known skill set or talent aside from cooking?

Oh dear, I don’t even think I have any expertise in the area people already expect me to have! I cook as a home cook, without any training or particular skill, and certainly no dexterity.

I love cooking, and feel I have an instinct for flavour that has come out of many years of pleasurably pottering about in the kitchen, though I don’t think that makes me an expert. But as I’ve no doubt said before, if human beings needed expertise

often been deried for not having a cohesive tradition. But I think the cooking of both our countries has now shown that this doesn’t have to be a weakness, but a strength. Tradition is a wonderful thing, but it can also be a tyranny.

Neither Australians nor the British are regimented in our cooking, and it has allowed us to be very open to so many influences around us; certainly, we both live in countries in which people of various different cultures and cuisines have settled, and we reap the benefits. I think it would be impossible to give a narrow definition of what Australian cuisine is, but for me it is a wonderful celebration of local ingredients, infused with the flavours of many cultures. It’s open-looking, not stuck in the past, and it has a brightness, a boldness and a directness that seems to be an honest expression of the Australian personality. ● MARGARET RIVER GOURMET ESCAPE \ November 16-18, in Western Australia. ● gourmetescape.com.au

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ENTERTAINMENT

International man of mystery He has the talent and charisma to be global star, but actor Aaron Pedersen is happy right where he is.

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t was in the old ABC news studios in Elsternwick that Aaron Pedersen started his career in front of the camera.

Pedersen, who is now 47 and one of Australia’s most in-demand actors, worked as a journalist back in the late 1980s and early ’90s before discovering he had more of a talent for acting than reporting the news.

Thankfully for Australian audiences he discovered he had a gift

his position would move to Hollywood after the success of Mystery Road, refreshingly, Pedersen is staying put in Australia.

“I’m more interested living in Australia, as Australia has a better understanding of who I am,” he tells The Domain Review.

“I don’t want the fame; I don’t want it to be so crazy to the point it becomes uncontrollable. I love the stories I’m telling in Australia.

“I’m more interested living in Australia, as Australia NIC WALKER

has a better understanding of who I am.”

AARON PEDERSEN

and, nearly 25 years since his first role in the TV mini-series Heartland, the rest of the world is starting to take notice.

This year, as well as being in the critically acclaimed ABC TV series Mystery Road, which has a huge following around the world thanks to Netflix, Pedersen has a small but gritty role in the film 1%, about Australian outlaw bikie culture.

He has a number of projects on the go, including another series of Mystery Road and the film Dirt Music, which is based on the Tim Winton book.

The LA Times recently wondered why he isn’t a global superstar, calling the actor “a world-class brooder”, but while many actors in

“If a job came up by default, sure, but I’m not going to chase it.

“I don’t believe in the desperation of wanting something so much; I believe in the natural progression of something coming to you.”

Pedersen grew up with seven siblings in Alice Springs. His mother, Margaret, was an alcoholic and he spent time in foster homes.

Despite this, he has always had a strong bonds with his family, in particular his brother Vinnie, who has cerebral palsy. He is also now on good terms with his mother.

Pedersen made the documentary My Brother Vinnie in 2006 about his relationship with his brother, and his bond with him remains very strong.

Vinnie spent time on the set of

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Mystery Road with his brother, and Pedersen likes him to travel to every job he does.

“Vinnie is the reason I get up in the morning,” he says. “He is the reason I chase the dream that I have, and why I keep so level-headed in this industry.

“He makes me laugh every day, and he puts everything in perspective.

“He loves what I do, and he is the heart and soul of what being a human is about.”

Pedersen says he chooses his jobs wisely, and that includes working with good mates.

“I have a strong belief that chemistry is the key element for the dynamics of a story-line process to work,” he says, adding he believes

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things are going so well because of the people he chooses to work with.

While Sydney is now home, he has never forgotten those early days of working in the ABC newsroom, of Melbourne itself and, of course, the footy.

“I’m a Bombers supporter, and I miss going to games,” he says. “I always try to watch them when I can.

“I love Melbourne; I love the infrastructure, the way it is built. The city has a beautiful soul and a great culture about it.

“I have a soft spot for Melbourne, that’s for sure.” ● 1% \ Starring Aaron Pederson, Matt Nable and Simone Kessell is showing in cinemas now.

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RIGG DESIGN PRIZE 2018 \ Exhibition is at the Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia at Federation Square until February 24. ● ngv.vic.

Design of the times H A M I S H G U T H R I E , PAU L H E C K E R & J O S H WAT T O F H E C K E R G U T H R I E

A new exhibit explores how home can be the ultimate escape.

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nterior design is much more than pure decoration. As such, ten of Australia’s top interior designers set out to challenge, provoke and even shock with a new National Gallery of Victoria show.

The range of styles and influences in the pop-up rooms for the Rigg Design Prize 2018 reflect the designers’ interpretation of Australian society and where it is headed.

Some spaces for the Rigg Design Prize exhibition may have viewers scratching their heads, but there is an overall message – the future will prompt homeowners to create a refuge in more compact spaces, with a new respect for handmade objects.

Most rooms crafted by designers for the Rigg show refer to the idea of the home as a refuge from the outside world.

Designer David Hicks has noticed a return to the mentality that the home is a castle, and his room follows this idea. “It’s almost like people are trying to create this private world for themselves,” Hicks tells the NGV in an interview series.

“Design is never finished because it is an evolutionary thing, it is a journey – it’s being confident enough to know when to stop, to know when to edit, to take things out.”

Hicks’ Rigg room, titled Panic Room, is his reaction to the pressures and exposure of everyday modern life.

“The whole thesis of it is this voyeurism – how design is reacting to this constant pressure of being watched,” Hicks says.

“The Rigg exhibition is an amazing initiative ... it highlights (interior design) as a high art form,

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EUGENE HYLAND / THE TABLE IS THE BASE, HECKER GUTHRIE, THE RIGG DESIGN PRIZE 2018 AT THE IAN POTTER CENTRE: NGV AUSTRALIA

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turning an idea into a product ... it is like art because it enriches people’s lives.”

Though based on the same domestic living theme, each Rigg pop-up is very different. The display rooms dreamt up by the designers are not just pretty spaces.

They are a mix of fantasy, Bohemian lifestyle, glamour, futuristic trends and art but the simplest space, titled The table is the base – which focuses on the table and is designed by Melbourne studio Hecker Guthrie – was the winner of the $30,000 Rigg Design Prize.

Designers Paul Hecker and Hamish Guthrie (pictured with associate Josh Watt) use several different-sized tables (Hecker says the table is central in all cultures) flipped around in various positions to create an entire room.

The fundamental purpose of interior design is to improve to way we live, Guthrie says.

As much as interior design is grounded in that outcome, the Rigg Design Prize exhibition also celebrates the fantastic.

“There’s a level of fantasy around what people have created that shows there are different ways of approaching interior design,” Hecker says.

Juliette Arent, of Arent & Pyke, says she aims to design spaces that avoid trends. “The notion of the bespoke or the handcrafted is definitely an idea proposed not only in our space but by each of the designers.”

Sibella Court of The Society Inc’s room celebrates the skill of craftspeople. Court says many designers “use a mix of vintage or antique with the new” and show “a deep respect for master craftsmen”.

The handcrafted theme is balanced by expressions of technology. The cool black tiles of Richards Stanisich’s entry represent the digital world, which contrasts with handmade natural textures.

Media overload is the unsettling influence in Hicks’ luxurious Panic Room, where the perfect life seems sterile.

Danielle Brustman’s fun futuristic retro set, inspired by the Olivia Newton-John movie Xanadu, features art deco curvilinear shapes.

Shortlisted interior designers for the NGV Rigg Design Prize 2018 are: Amber Road, Arent & Pyke, Danielle Brustman, David Hicks, Flack Studio, Hecker Guthrie, Martyn Thompson Studio, Richards Stanisich, Scott Weston Architecture Design and The Society Inc by Sibella Court. ●

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DIANA CHAN \ CHEF ST YLE

Sweetness and light

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hai cuisine has to be one of my favourites. It really hits the spot for me in terms of flavours. Hot, spicy, sour, sweet, salty – it hits all of your taste buds leaving you craving more. It’s like a punch in the face and full of flavour.

Thai food is all about balance. It’s the perfect balance of tang, sweetness and heat that makes each dish unique. Growing up, I always loved tom yum soups. My mum used to make it for us all the time.

Another one of my favourite Thai dishes is som tum salad, traditionally made with green papaya.

When green papayas are not in season, substitute green mango – it isn’t som tum then, but becomes a Malaysian dish kerabu, and it hits the spot.

I’ve jazzed this dish up by using scampi, as they are in season and are a good alternative to prawns.

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Method Start by making the dressing. Place all the ingredients into a mixing bowl and stir until the sugar has dissolved. Cover and set aside.

■ To make the salad, place all the ingredients into a large bowl and mix through. Set aside.

■ To cook the scampi, place a pot of salted water on high and bring to a boil. Blanch the scampi for about 30-45 seconds. Remove and refresh in icecold water.

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THE ROAST

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“There’d be a big bowl on the table.”

Momesso. Name sound familiar? It should. The Calabrian-born chef headed the kitchen at hatted CBD restaurant Sarti, and the now-closed Valentino in Hawksburn. A while back, he and Sicilian Danny Leone took over the long-running Ferrovia, a buzzy local cafe that hums non-stop. He gave the skinny space and courtyard a lick of dark paint, installed a bunch of succulents, and created a southern Italianstyle menu of “things I grew up with”.

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Like his mum’s crunchy, herby croquettes, made from arborio rice, potato, pecorino and homemade breadcrumbs. They’re one of 11 rockin’ sides on the all-day brekkie menu, from olive-oil slicked sauteed spinach to top-notch pork-and-fennel Nino’s and Joe’s sausage to gluten-free toast.

A couple of local growers – “backyarders”, Momesso calls them – drop in silverbeet, artichokes and zucchini flowers from their gardens, and Momesso picks up the rest of the ingredients from the market, such as boxes of oranges for the freshly squeezed OJ served icy cold in a jar, and sebago potatoes for the triple-cooked, hand-cut chips.

Momesso’s fave breakfast is the hellishly good

Eggs in Purgatory, a brew of baked eggs in cannellini bean stew with n’duja (fiery spreadable salami) and caciocavallo (stretched curd cheese).

Breakfast carpaccio is another hot seller, a generous plate of organic smoked salmon splodged with lemon-infused ricotta, capers and a pile of smashed peas in the middle that you scoop up with mini sourdough croutons. It’s spring on a plate.

“I’m not really one for butter-rich sauces,” Momesso says, so “eggs benedict our way” gets an Italian spin, the poachies coated in napoli instead of hollandaise and served with crisp prosciutto, basil, and a grating of smoked, salted ricotta.

Cuppa consistency is the only niggle at Ferrovia.

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One visit, a latte was so weak and burnt it was almost undrinkable, the next time it was awesome, the next it was so-so. A dedicated barista could be a good addition.

However, service is a standout. The switched-on staff are happy to help in any way they can, and the food comes out fast, even when the place is packed – which it often is.

Super exciting news is Momesso has leased the shop next door and plans to open a pasta bar by early 2019.

“We’d do 10 types of handmade pasta, and meat and fish in the coals of the Josper oven,” he says. I’m so there. ●

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ow much damage does that “cheat week” actually do? As someone who loves a beer and rarely passes up a piece of chocolate, I am definitely a fan of a cheat meal, although I prefer to call it a “treat” meal instead.

The reason I refer to these as treats is because I don’t see it as “cheating” on my diet. I incorporate a treat meal now and then because I’m all about balance and not depriving myself of the things I love. But this is a snack or a meal, not a whole day.

What does a whole day or week of indulgences do to our body? I have seen many cases where a “cheat week” is the slippery slope that becomes the beginning of the end for those who just can’t get back on the health bandwagon.

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Situated on a corner site, the two-storey property has been well considered to position living areas to the north alongside low-maintenance outdoor spaces.

An overhanging roof and verandah wraps around the front of the home from the remote double garage to the front door. The main entryway works to separate the home into three small wings – working rooms straight ahead (bathroom, powder room, laundry, storage and internal garage entrance), two bedrooms to the right (alternatively one bedroom and a study), and living space to the left.

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A new kitchen and bathroom adds a modern touch to this previously extended Edwardian home. Period features remain within the ground floor bedrooms and central lounge room including timber floors, high ceilings and open fireplaces. A renovated bathroom with free-standing tub and the laundry separate this room from the tiled kitchen and dining area where sliding glass doors open to a paved outdoor dining area. Generous roof storage space and two further bedrooms are upstairs including the main with en suite. Both of these rooms, along with one other bedroom and the lounge, are airconditioned. A single carport is in the backyard with second street frontage. ● AMELIA BARNES Agent: Jellis Craig, John Morello 0412 088 757 Price: $1.1 million-$1.2 million Auction: 11am, November 17

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Moonee Ponds 17 Learmonth St

Period sensation, upmarket luxury.

Thoroughly renovated three bedroom, two bathroom Hawthorn brick Victorian is prestigiously located near Puckle Street precinct, trains and elite schools. Harmoniously blending original character and innovative design, it features private entertaining deck, stunning living/dining zones, cutting-edge Barazza kitchen, indulgent bathrooms/integrated waterproof television and master retreat/study. Along with designer lighting, ducted heating, cooling, automated double garage/ ROW.

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Hosting a kitchen/dining/living and big bedrooms, it’s set apart by a garden ideal for entertaining. Completed by heating, cooling and a garage it’s moments to Aberfeldie Park, Maribyrnong River, transport, schools and popular eateries.

This home offers options for those looking to renovate or build their dream home (STCA). Current accommodation includes three bedrooms (all with BIRs), central bathroom, light-filled lounge, dining area and kitchen. Features gas heating, splitsystem air conditioner, additional shower, built in barbeque and off street parking.

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Ascot Vale 16 Brisbane Street

“Zanzibar” (Circa 1930).

On the high side of the street, this artistic residence captures a stunning north-easterly panorama view. Measuring approx 30sq and featuring four bedrooms, master bedroom with customised walk-in robe and large hotel-style ensuite, formal lounge with stunning marble fireplace, vast open plan kitchen/dining/living zone capturing garden vistas and providing classic indoor/ outdoor functionality. A full second bathroom completes the layout. On the city fringe, walking distance to Moonee Ponds, Mt. Alexander Rd shops/cafes, public transport and easy access on to City Link.

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Astutely renovated three bedroom period home boasts high ceilings, landscaped gardens, sophisticated living zones, premium kitchen, designer bathroom and more. Minutes from Rose Street Village cafés, private schools and Essendon station.

This unit is perfect for first home buyers, downsizers or investors. Features kitchen with meals area and dishwasher. Complemented by an adjoining living space with polished floors, two bedrooms with the master boasting built-in-robes and a central bathroom with laundry facilities, plus gas heating and air conditioning wall unit.

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Avondale Heights 5 Lisa Court

Entertaining reaches new heights.

Conceived and constructed with a focus on entertaining, this home is a spectacular architect designed abode featuring a northerly rear aspect set on 785sqm of land. Graced with a soaring ceiling, abundant glass and inspiring natural light, its flowing and flexible spaces include a dining domain, living room, well appointed kitchen with adjoining meals and sitting area. A wealth of outdoor entertaining areas includes a pavilion with mains gas BBQ and landscaped surrounds set a relaxing tone. Bedrooms offer WIRs/BIR and three fully tiled bathrooms, including ensuite. Further features comprise central heating, zoned ducted cooling, window tinting, attic storage, automatic double garage and pedestrian access to Buckley Street.

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Keilor East Office 9319 1700

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This superb home combines high quality finishes and generous proportions.

Spotted gum floors line the sitting room/study plus vast living domain with gourmet kitchen while the landscaped garden invites alfresco entertaining. Double robed bedrooms share main, powder and ensuite bathrooms. Also with remote garage.

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Avondale Heights 20 Alexander Street

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Provides immediate occupation and approved planning permit to construct. Current home includes three bedrooms, central bathroom, lounge, kitchen/meals, living area and garage. *Accompanying plans highlight three properties each set to include open living/dining/kitchen, al-fresco and internally-accessed garage.

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Modernise, rebuild or redevelop (STCA) this elevated three bedroom, two bathroom home boasts cul-de-sac locale, land approx 629m2 (18.29m frontage), terrace, multiple living/dining, original kitchen/bathrooms. Close to schools, parklands, Keilor Road precinct, Westfield and freeways.

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$780,000-$850,000 Wed 7-7:30pm & Sat 9-9:30am Tony Catena 0418 687 716 & Walter Mahch 0402 989 300 Essendon Office 9373 0000

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Keilor East 66 Rosehill Road

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This low maintenance three bedroom residence boasts single level ease, space and city convenience. Highlighted by private undercover alfresco courtyard, it features large open plan living/dining/kitchen zones and pristine two-way bathroom. Along with built in robes, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, carport and lock-up garage.

Vast glass expanses frame valley views and supply loads of natural light to this four bedroom home on approx. 749m2 with development potential (STCA). Spacious lounge, formal dining, central kitchen, double garage plus extra parking. Walk to schools, nearby Highpoint and Niddrie shopping.

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Strathmore 3 Brisbane Street FAMILY FLEXIBILITY WITH ELEVATED STYLE!

On a large high-side block with sweeping valley views, this distinctive 3BR family home includes 2 bathrooms, lounge and dining, timber-cabinet kitchen through to the open living/dining area. Add to this heating and cooling, robes in all bedrooms, large laundry, undercover entertaining area and expansive backyard garden, plus under-house storeroom, huge front terrace and triple garage.

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Impressive design, first-class features and an abundance of natural light illustrates the allure of this as-new townhouse (3 bedrooms and 2 luxurious bathrooms) positioned to perfection in a wonderfully convenient Strathmore cul-de-sac.

In the coveted Strathmore Secondary College zone, this singlelevel family home boasts 3 bedrooms (BIRs), stylish bathroom and laundry/second WC, spacious lounge, open dining area and stone-bench kitchen. Add to this ducted heating and split-system a/c, additional ceiling fans, polished hardwood floors, plus an expansive backyard with versatile studio/rumpus and double garage via wide side driveway.

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ESSENDON 3/12 Fletcher Street ENTRY-LEVEL EXCELLENCE OR IMPRESSIVE INVESTMENT

Situated in Essendon’s exclusive Windy Hill precinct, this immaculate ground-floor apartment comprises 2 double bedrooms (BIRs) & central bathroom, open lounge/dining area, contemporary kitchen with tiled splashbacks, gas cooktop & plenty of cupboards. Additional features include new carpets throughout, internal laundry facilities and offstreet parking.

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