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13 JUNE / 2018

PRESTIGE THE BEST IN AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY

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Mittagong Southern Highlands 320 Diamond Fields Road $5 million

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For sale Agent: Highlands Property, Sarah Wotton Our feature story on Canberra’s rich Modernist architectural heritage

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arose after a chat with Chris GIlbert from Archier Design Studio.

Offering cutting-edge architecture, Autumn Park

The Melbourne-based architect was working on a project in Canberra

is a 40-hectare estate with a tennis court,

recently and in his time in the national capital discovered what a rich centre

dressage arena, sauna and spa. Vast living

it was for Modernist architects and their work. Our story details these

spaces are zoned using wharf timbers; the

treasures and examines why it has become such a centre for the once-

kitchen is equipped for grand-scale entertaining

again popular architectural style. Meanwhile in Living In, the gorgeous town

and the expansive main suite has its own wing.

of Richmond in Tasmania is in the spotlight. Close to Hobart and with a selection of heritage buildings housing cafes and restaurants, along with nearby wineries, it is the perfect spot for a tree-change. Finally, for those looking further afield, in Next Stop is a stunning compound on the Italian

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island of Sardinia: the perfect location for Mediterranean holidays.

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Editor: Jen Melocco Jen.Melocco@domain. com.au Editorial producer: Isabelle Chesher Managing editor: Alice Stolz Senior designer: Colleen Chin Quan Graphic designer: Emma Staughton Group picture editor: Kylie Thomson Proofreader: Nicole Bittar Chief editorial & marketing officer: Melina Cruickshank Residential sales: Queensland Brad McLeod, 0429 571 826 New South Wales Jon McConkey 0407 909 739 Victoria & Tasmania Matthew Maasdijk (03) 9249 5295 Western Australia, South Australia & Northern Territory Jeroen van de Peppel 0427 292 797

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DESIGN DIGEST Art & light

FEATURE STORY Nation’s architectural capital

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O U R COVE R 13-17 Edgeware Road, Enmore.

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Listed by Sydney Sotheby’s.

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Brighton Melbourne 2b 2 Dendy Street $6 million

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For sale Agent: JP Dixon Real Estate Brighton, Todd Dixon 0448 881 434 Just metres from the Brighton bathing boxes and beach, this John Lochhead-designed property captures bay views from the upper level.

The well-appointed residence features a Miele kitchen, hardwood floors, marble bathrooms, bespoke cabinetry and hydronic heating.

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Enmore

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Sydney 13-17 Edgeware Road

Sydney 110 Hopetoun Avenue

$4.5 million

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For sale: By expressions of interest

For sale : By expressions of interest

Agent: Sydney Sotheby’s International Realty, Harriet France 0408 936 373

Agent: LJ Hooker Double Bay Group, Bill Malouf

Built circa-1880, Tara is a Victorian Italianate manor with 3.3-metre-high

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ceilings, ironbark floorboards, marble fireplaces and decorative plasterwork.

You’ll have access to Parsley Bay Reserve and

A well-regarded guest house featured in international travel magazines, this

beach from this property, which has an indoor

home is within easy reach of the city, Newington College and universities.

heated pool and self-contained guest wing.

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DESIGN DIGEST

Art that makes a statement Bold design choices can benefit Australian homes, restaurants and even charities. C o m p i l e d b y ISAB E LLE CH E SH E R ECHASSE FLOOR VASE Aptly taking its name from the French word for stilts, this drop-shaped vessel puts a fresh spin on how to display floral blooms at home. Just be sure to place it somewhere it can be safely admired. designstuff.com.au

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NO PEACE IN QUIET Some of Australia’s favourite artists are throwing their support behind mental health in an eclectic June 21 auction for charity Livin. You can snag everything from Stephen Ormandy’s geometric colour bursts to Michael Bond’s dreamscapes (above). nopeaceinquiet.com.au

KOSATEN Cumulus

FRITZ HANSEN 60-YEAR ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION Danish designs

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from Fritz Hansen have hit a milestone, and what better way to celebrate

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than a series of furnishings that encompass their trademark touch? These

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restaurant in Hobart.

Dramatic pendant lights accentuate the lofty ceilings of the former grain warehouse, and playful stencils on the wall are reminiscent of Tokyo. kosaten.com.au

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History worth saving FEATURE STORY

The time is ripe to show a stronger appreciation for the enduring beauty and liveability of Canberra’s mid-century homes.

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t could be a generational thing, or that their open structure, big windows and apt solar orientation make them adaptable to 21stcentury living, but enthusiasm for architectdesigned, mid-century houses is into its second decade and not flagging yet.

The furniture and objects get good prices at auction and houses in high-value suburbs that can be defended by heritage associations from duplex redevelopment are hot property with Gen X-ers and Millennials, whose grandparents commissioned and lived in them.

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Melbourne and Sydney are familiar with their modernist enclaves that throw up refurbishment stories warranting glossy mag covers. But what do we know of Canberra’s embarrassment of mid-century architectural riches?

Mixing the best young architects from both cities with an informed, financially wellresourced clientele, it inspired private houses and those small, set-back apartment blocks arose to infill Burley Griffin’s grander plan.

A grand-scale six bedroom, five-bathroom home in Yarralumla is on the market for $3.1

million through Berkely Residential. Its neighbourhood demonstrates who was walking around with blueprints during the 1960s when it was built for the deputy German Ambassador.

Behind it is the 1967 Birch House by Noel Potter, and next door a home designed by John Scollay. Other modernist legends at work in Canberra at the time include Harry Seidler, Pettit+Sevitt, Roy Grounds, Dirk Bolt, Enrico Taglietti, Alex Jelinek, Malcolm Moir, Stephenson and Turner, John Andrews, Ian McKay, Michael Dysart and Robin Boyd.

YOUR AGENT Bill Lyristakis, Berkely Residential

“This is a sensational example of mid-century, post-war, international-style architecture.”

Because he saw it as a way to protect Modernist buildings from the 1950s to the ’70s, Canberra architect Graeme Trickett spent more than two decades documenting and – in the ACT – bringing to public notice lesser-known but no less important properties of the era.

Bill Lyristakis, the selling agent for Schlich Street, says there is strong appreciation of Canberra’s mid-century stock among architects and people with design sense. Yet the advertising flags the shadow looming over any vintage property not under heritage protection: “sensational opportunity to occupy a fabulous modernist residence or rebuild to taste”.

Buildings this essential to our story should not “be up for grabs”, he says, “because the best Australian architects were trying new things out here”.

Yarralumla ACT 115 Schlich Street $3.1 million

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For sale Agent: Berkely Residential, Bill Lyristakis 0418 626 593

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The Mayfair development will feature curves inspired by the Australian landscape.

Innovation in Mayfair This curvaceous apartment building showcases the work of an architectural design powerhouse.

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force of nature. The term can be used to describe Zaha Hadid Architects, one of the world’s powerhouse design studios. It also applies to the inspiration behind a new luxury-apartment building coming to one of Melbourne’s most famous boulevards.

Mayfair on St Kilda Road, between the central business district and Port Phillip Bay, is designed by Zaha Hadid Architects in partnership with acclaimed Australian firm Elenberg Fraser. Pritzker Prize-winning IraqiBritish architect Dame Hadid who died in 2016, was renowned for her innovative sculptural building forms, ditching straight lines and hard angles in favour of organic, fluid shapes.

The curvaceous 21-storey Mayfair continues this tradition, bearing curves inspired by the Australian landscape, including looping balconies reminiscent of rolling waves.

Zaha Hadid Architects project director Michele Pasca di Magliano says: “Mayfair is an homage to the Australian landscapes and seascapes. Rolling waves were an inspiration for the fluid geometries of the balconies, which are all unique yet clearly related to each other, creating a dynamic composition.”

On the facade, metallic materials marry with glass balustrades to create a building that is striking from the streetscape and highly distinctive for residents looking from the inside out. “The facade hints at the richness of the interiors, which build in exquisiteness from the main lobby to the common facilities and the apartments’ interiors,” Magliano says.

Each lift serves only two residences per floor.

There’s a 24-hour concierge and a rooftop terrace with private dining room, barbecue facilities and two outdoor spas. On levels one

to three, resident amenities include a lap pool, gym, sauna and cinema. A wine cellar is furnished with bespoke Zaha Hadid designs.

The details continue inside, where curved finishes echo the exterior. Renderings reveal marble walls, inlaid copper in the hardwood flooring, carved freestanding fireplaces and copper shelving in liquid shapes. The building provides views to the Domain precinct, Albert Park, Port Phillip Bay and the CBD. Mayfair occupies a prominent corner position one block from the reserve surrounding the Shrine of Remembrance near the Royal Botanic Gardens, including the famous Tan running track. To the east is Toorak Road, home to some of Melbourne’s best shops and restaurants.

St Kilda is less than four kilometres to the south and the city centre, including the main art and theatre precincts, is two kilometres north.

UEM Sunrise chief executive officer Anwar Syahrin says the company has always respected and admired Zaha Hadid Architects for their ingenuity and creativity.

MAYFAIR 412 St Kilda Road, Melbourne Architecture and interior design: Zaha Hadid Architects in partnership with Elenberg Fraser Developer: UEM Sunrise Number of apartments: 158 in total Sizes (sq m): Internal, 53-300; external, 8-268 Prices: $823,000$13.1 million Completion: Late 2021 Agent: Kay & Burton, Peter Kudelka 0418 319 439 Open for inspection: An on-site display suite is open by appointment.

Sales have started.

Transport: Mayfair is two kilometres from

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O W NL H Y A O R N FS E R ID EX E E C M R E A E P IN S T S ID IO E N N A C L E Private rooftop terrace

Grand kitchen

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THE FINAL WHARFSIDE RESIDENCE WITHIN T H E P R E S T I G I O U S YA R R A’ S E D G E P R E C I N C T A quiet haven with all the convenience and comfort you could ask for, just 2km from the Melbourne CBD and close to Albert Park and South Melbourne.

U LT I M AT E WAT E R F R O N T L I V I N G Located on the north facing bank of the Yarra, this sophisticated four bedroom Wharfside Residence redefines waterfront living. Luxuriously appointed with a grand kitchen, private rooftop terrace with individual lift access over four levels, this strata-free waterfront home is a sanctuary in which to entertain or retreat.

This grand home is available now for purchase and is ready to move in.

I N S P E C T T O D AY B Y P R I VAT E A P P O I N T M E N T Contact Janet Walker: 0466 440 863 240 River Esplanade, Docklands, VIC, 3008

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RICHMOND WAI NANG POON

Raise a glass to this weekend hot spot in Tasmania, which toasts some of the finest produce in Australia. B y K ATE FARRE LLY When Governor Macquarie visited the Coal

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Richmond

An attraction at the vineyard is the restored

River Valley, which stretches north from

Georgian homestead Belmont Lodge, said to

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Cambridge to Richmond, it’s said he was

have been built for a Hobart wine merchant,

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impressed with the “beautiful and rich

which is reflective of Richmond village’s

agricultural settlements”. Farming has been the

architecture, and dates back to the 1820s.

mainstay of Richmond since the town was established in the early 1800s. Sheep, cattle and

tea and antique shops, tourist accommodation,

wheat were being exported from the region to

restaurants and museums, and the town is also

NSW as early as 1816.

home to Australia’s oldest bridge, oldest Roman

Little has changed in 200 years, with Richmond still home to some of the country’s finest

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Catholic church and oldest gaol.

produce, although beef and lamb has been

Township in a state of growth

supplemented with grapes, berries, stone fruit

“It’s a beautiful, picturesque little township,”

and lettuce.

Charlotte Peterswald for Property agent Kim

Viticulturist Matthew Pooley, of Pooley Wines,

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Today, these heritage buildings house galleries,

Morgan says. “It’s actually quite a growth suburb

says the region’s low rainfall is very well-suited

– a medical centre has recently been built there

to today’s crops.

and there are new subdivisions and acreage lots

For sale

on the perimeter of the town. Buyers can choose

Agent: Charlotte Peterswald for Property, Kim

conditions, allowing for a long, slow, ripening

to live in the heart of the historical village or on

Morgan 0408 297 440

period – so we can optimise our harvest time,”

five-acre lots with room for a horse and the kids

This award-winning home is designed to mimic

he says.

to ride around.”

a barn-and-stable aesthetic. The spotted gum-

“We’ve got lovely, warm, Mediterranean

Pooley Wines is one of about six wineries in the

Morgan says there have been some notable

clad pavilion houses open-plan living spaces, a

immediate vicinity and has been voted Gourmet

sales of Georgian manors in the township in

stone kitchen and a covered barbecue deck, plus

Traveller’s Best Small Cellar Door for Southern

recent years. This includes the $1.5 million sale

an upper-level main suite. Three bedrooms and

Tasmania, for a fourth time this year.

of the Mill House in Wellington Street, which in

a double garage make up the brick pavilion.

Making cool-climate wines such as Riesling, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, Pooley Wines is a

2012 played host to the Duchess of Cornwall.

It’s placed a 25-minute drive north of Hobart

Richmond is a picture-

third-generation, family-run winery that boasts

and about the same drive time from the airport,

perfect town in the

sustainable practices and is environmentally

Richmond is home to around 2000 people, with

heart of the Coal River

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accredited.

tourists swelling the population on weekends.

Valley wine region.

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ICONIC GARDEN LIVING ABOVE THE NEW GLEN C O M I N G S O O N T O G L E N WAV E R L E Y Situated above The New Glen shopping centre, Sky Garden offers luxury apartments, over 4,000m2 of exquisite gardens and world-class amenities exclusive to residents.

With premium retail and entertainment on your door step, Sky Garden is set to become a landmark address in Melbourne’s vibrant east.

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WHAT YOU CAN BUY FOR … $49 million Villa Guttuso, a waterfront estate on the Punta Volpe Peninsula.

The six-bedroom home is decorated with frescoes by Sicilian artist Renato Guttuso. $38 million A private island near Porto Rotondo. The island covers four hectares, with properties including a three-bedroom house and two guest suites. $1.85 million A furnished two-bedroom apartment on the first floor of a block overlooking Porto Vecchio marina. Marble and terracotta add rustic elegance.

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Costa Smeralda’s security, privacy and high-end amenities are grabbing the attention of international buyers. B y E LICIA M U RR AY

brand. Many buyers are wealthy northern Europeans seeking a second or third holiday home. “In recent years, even Italian customers are reconsidering Costa Smeralda as a source

Before Sardinia shot to fame as one of world’s

La Garibaldina is listed through Christie’s

most glamorous holiday destinations, the area

International Real Estate affiliate ImmobilSarda,

was dotted with traditional shepherd’s sloped-

with hopes of offers in the region of €18 million

roof houses, known as stazzi.

to €22 million ($27.7 million to $33.9 million).

The owner of a 7.5-hectare estate on the Costa

of a good real-estate investment and this trend is expected to continue in 2018 to 2020.”

Can Australians buy in?

Australians are free to buy property in Sardinia.

Smeralda (Emerald Coast) drew inspiration from

Current market

these historic dwellings to create an idyllic

Julia Bracco, an agent at ImmobilSarda, says

is a company, in which case nine per cent of

retreat, made up of six separate residences and

Sardinia’s most popular properties boast

purchase price is payable, or an individual,

packed to the rafters with rustic elegance.

traditional Mediterranean flair with a lifestyle

meaning nine per cent of the medieval-sounding

to match. “This includes the utmost privacy,

“cadastral” value is due. Cadastral value is

hillside near the village of San Pantaleo, a tiny

stunning waterfront location or sea views and

determined by property size. Non-residents will

outpost in the hills above the island’s bustling

the immersion of nature,” Bracco says. In Costa

need an Italian tax-file number. Local property

north-eastern coastline. Hand-made terracotta

Smeralda’s swankiest neighbourhoods, security,

tax is levied twice a year. For non residents selling

tiles add an artisan touch inside and out; ceilings

privacy and high-end amenities are prized.

within five years of purchase, capital-gains tax

La Garibaldina Costa Smeralda is set into the

and floors are finished with reclaimed wood, and

Bracco says the prestige market has performed

other architectural pieces have been cherry-

well, with demand driven by the safety, location

picked from dealers on the Italian mainland.

and international allure of the Costa Smeralda

The taxes due depend on whether the vendor

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SUNSHINE BEACH 42 Seaview Terrace ONE OF AUSTRALIA'S BEST BEACHFRONT BLOCKS Elevated above the beach at the exact height where the Coral Sea becomes your wallpaper, yet open your rear gate and you step onto the clean white sand of Sunshine Beach. Saturated in natural light this home is inviting and generously proportioned, providing a comfortable base for beachside holidays whilst holding a truly enviable position. Only metres from Noosa National Park and a short walk via the beach to the Village, properties of this quality are rarely offered for sale.

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View Saturday 16th June 12:00pm - 12:30pm Auction Saturday 7th July at 2:30pm on-site Contact 07 5415 0700 John Stamp 0423 042 787 Ben Radcliff 0416 087 779

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OCEAN VIEW 16 Dean Drive

6 BED 4 BATH 4 CAR +SPA

This luxury Hamptons inspired French country manor, set on a low maintenance five acre rural-residential block is located in one of the best kept secrets of Brisbane – The Dayboro Valley. ‘Bellevue’ is situated just 4km east of the Dayboro Village and close to beautiful wineries and wedding venues which offer a large range of consumer options and services. It nestles comfortably amongst thousands of acres of private family properties and state forest making it the perfect getaway from bustling city life. The property features breathtaking views, separate guest house with spa, to provide true dual living.

INSPECT By appointment FOR SALE Offers over $1,299,000

John Bradley 0410 454 718 Matthew Biggs 0499 498 988

BULIMBA’S BEST LUXURY RIVERFRONT ADDRESS

LARGE RESIDENCES | RARE VALUE THE PERFECT COMBINATION OF LOCATION, LIFESTYLE, DESIGN, STORAGE, LUXURY AND SPACE ON THE BRISBANE RIVER AT BULIMBA. NORTH-FACING | EXQUISITE RIVER VIEWS | PROPOSED MARINA | STUNNING LAP POOL | JUST 30 BOUTIQUE RESIDENCES

THREE BEDROOM APARTMENTS FROM $1.675M THREE BEDROOM PENTHOUSES FROM $2.25M THREE LEVEL TOWN HOMES INCL LIFT FROM $1.325M

SALES OFFICE: 39 BYRON ST, BULIMBA Sat 10am - 4pm, Sun 10am - 2pm, Weekdays by appt

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Whisper Quiet Family Home in a Dress Circle Setting This family home offers the perfect balance and blend of both indoor and outdoor entertaining and modern convenience. Every detail has been beautifully designed and impeccably appointed. The North Eastern aspect accommodates entertaining all year round in a whisper quiet location. The classic contemporary aesthetic is complemented by beautiful European and East Asian imported materials and influences to create a warm resort like feel that epitomises family living.

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4A 3B 3D E 19 Kintyre Street Brookfield Auction: In-Rooms 21 June 6:00pm Mercedes-Benz Brisbane INSPECT: Sat 12-12:45 & 2-2:45pm Douglas To T nkin 0438 855 595 douglas.tonkin@qldsir.com

The Most Beautiful of Mountain Retreats A landmark residence enveloped in the lush rolling hills of the Sunshine Coast hinterland with spectacular views across the Glass House Mountains National Park. Noosa-based Bark Design Architects was commissioned to create a home, merging contemporary Australian design with a Japanese-inspired cultural aesthetic. The result is a nod to modernist architecture of the mid20th century. A wabi sabi design focuses on the natural raw beauty in and around the sustainable home.

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4A 3B 4D 339 Maleny Stanley River Road Maleny Auction In-Rooms 21 June 6pm Mercedes-Benz Brisbane Viewing by Appointment Hannah Dodds 0435 950 680 Adrian Kirwan 0411 871 798

beachfront luxury 1 Monash Crescent, Clontarf Complementing its absolute beachfront setting with a Walter Barda designed, Hamptons-inspired, architectural triumph for the ages, this truly magnificent property is one of Sydney´s finest trophy residences.

• Open glass framed living spaces • Designer kitchen and bathrooms • Set on 638.2sqm, 50sqm covered pavilion • Heated pool, level lawn and boat-port • Direct gated access to beach

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BY APPOINTMENT MICHAEL CLARKE 0402 425 486 CHERIE HUMEL 0406 688 114 CALL 9977 3300

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THE ROCKS 88 GLOUCESTER STREET World-Class Luxury At Gloucester Terraces, The Rocks The final breathtaking double-storey townhouse within the distinguished soon-to-be-completed Gloucester Terraces. No 88 is an iconic property adding a rich new dimension to The Rocks precinct, paying homage to the historic structures which surround it. The residence was designed by award-winning architects FJMT defined by exceptional craftsmanship, bespoke detailing and private street entrance. This boutique home presents a rare and indulgent inner city offering and is a study in masterful composition.

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Saturday & Thursday 1.00 - 1.45pm or by appointment Thursday 28th June 2018, On site at 6.30pm Brad Pillinger 0411 545 577 brad@pillinger.com

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Use of a generous communal yet select access rooftop terrace, where spectacular views of Sydney’s most iconic landmarks are a daily occurrence.This space has been carefully designed to maximise vistas, flowing seamlessly onto adjoining lounge, dining and kitchen areas.

The surrounding pathways and public spaces of yesteryear, creating a new central courtyard and reviving of the sandstone Cumberland Stairs, will make this terrace and surroundings a speculator blend of completely contemporary living and traditional setting.

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Formerly the Wyuna Guest House and magically transformed by David & Yuge Bromley over 5 years, it has now been updated even more for the modern comforts of a modern family. y This is y. an amazing character-filled home & magical garden with magic like ambience set on approx 2200m2. A corner block with car park gated areas from 2 roads.

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Contact Nathan Skewes 0439 322 630 Lee Milne 0488 547 004

14 Cochran Avenue Camberwell Nestled in the Sunnyside Estate’s leafy streets, this outstanding property spanning 955m2 (approx.) is a true family oasis, delivering an indooroutdoor lifestyle with pool and spa. An expansive floorplan dedicated to relaxation and enjoyment offers a home theatre, family retreat, and open plan living with banquet-sized dining and a stylish hostess kitchen with butler’s pantry. The spacious five-bedroom, four-bathroom layout is sized for rest and study, enhanced by a home office or guest bedroom. Prestigiously placed among elite schools, moments from transport, restaurants, shopping and cinemas. Frontage – 21.34m or 70 x 150ft. (10,280ft2 approx)

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