Domain Review Stonnington & Boroondara - June 26, 2019

PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

JUNE 26 - JULY 2, 2019

ON A MISSION FOR MADDIE

FIONA RIEWOLDT & SA M L A N E U NITE

DELTA GOODREM SPEAKING FROM THE HEART

DIANA CHAN

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I’d venture to say that there isn’t an AFL player, even one whose body has been pummelled relentlessly season after season, who would rate themselves stronger than a young woman named Maddie Riewoldt. A member of the famous footy family, she died aged 26 from aplastic anaemia, and set in motion a gesture of courage and conviction from her family, who started Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision. The annual fundraising match between St Kilda and Richmond, endeavouring to find treatments and one day a cure for the rare blood disorder, is this weekend.

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hen this year’s Maddie’s Match takes place on Sunday – AFL teams Richmond and St Kilda play each other to raise funds to combat Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes – Maddie Riewoldt’s mother Fiona Riewoldt will no doubt be remembering the young woman she says was “my best friend”.

“She was very funny, very dry. She loved music – Kelly Clarkson and Taylor Swift. She was feisty, she was loyal; she was so many things,” Riewoldt says.

“She was a strong, strong person and a mad sportsperson – she was like a walking football encyclopedia.”

It’s no wonder: her brother Nick Riewoldt, whom she idolised, is a former Saints captain, while cousin Jack Riewoldt, a three-time Coleman Medallist, plays for the Tigers.

This is the fourth Maddie’s Match since Maddie’s death from aplastic anaemia – whereby her body stopped producing enough new blood cells – in 2015. Riewoldt says that she’s overwhelmed by the support that teams and spectators have shown.

Watching the crowd on the day – so many wearing Maddie’s favourite colour, purple, and using the hashtag #FightLikeMaddie – she says: “I get really touched. I have to stop and pinch myself sometimes, to see what we’ve achieved. [Losing a child] is a very lonely path and this has taken a lot of that loneliness out, because I never cease to marvel at the amount of people who have come on board.”

Fiona Riewoldt, left, and AFL journalist Sam Lane, right, are fulfilling Maddie’s promise.

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Maddie Riewoldt fought hard in her battle with a rare blood disorder, and her passionate AFL family fights on to raise funds to find a cure.

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After Maddie was diagnosed with the disease at the age of 21 and life began to revolve around blood transfusions and medication, Riewoldt did everything with her daughter.

But the illness Maddie faced proved to be unrelenting and cruel, chipping away at her body’s resources even though she’d often look as beautiful as before.

“It used to distress her when people

R AC H E L L E U N R E I C H

into action. “There have been moments as a mother when I’ve gone, ‘Why us? Why my daughter? Why did she have to suffer like that?’ I could wallow, but that doesn’t do anything, it doesn’t change anything.”

For her, it’s about moving forward with both the memories of Maddie and her loss as constant companions.

“People who say it’s time to ‘move on’ – that’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard. You don’t wish it on

“I’ve always known that football has the power to speak about things that are so much bigger than sport; that is one of the great powers of the code,” Lane says.

“In this case, what we’ve seen through essentially one family’s experience, is something really important that’s able to be discussed, explored and shared, and is awareness and fund raising along the way. Riewoldt is one of the most

approves. Maddie’s life on earth might have ended, but the connection between the pair remains. Riewoldt tells a story of how Maddie once urged her to listen to a remix song she thought her mother would know, hilariously mispronouncing Que Sera Sera as “Q Sara Sara”.

After Maddie’s death, Riewoldt and her husband travelled to a tiny town in Germany and visited a musical instrument museum.

“The fact that her name is being said so many times, every day, by people who didn’t even meet her, is a wonderful testament to her and how hard she fought.”

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would look at her and say, ‘You’re not sick – you don’t look sick’,” Riewoldt says. “She’d say, ‘People don’t realise I need blood to live’.”

One day, in hospital, “we sat there when things were pretty grim, even though we still thought she’d come home. She said, ‘When I get out, even if I can’t work again, I want to help people understand what this is.’ She wanted to make a difference. And I promised her that. Now, I’m fulfilling that promise.”

The result was Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision (MRV), a charity that aims to fund research into Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes that will lead to better treatments and, hopefully, a cure. Since 2015, it has raised more than $7 million, some of which has established the National Aplastic Anaemia Registry and the first-ever National Research Symposium in Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes.

Riewoldt dismisses the idea that she’s unusual by turning her sorrow

your worst enemy, to lose a child.

And it will never be any different.

I have good days and really rotten days and you have to turn the rotten ones around.”

For Dr Lucy Fox, Bone Marrow Failure Fellow at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, clinical hematologist, and recipient of an MRV doctoral degree scholarship, hearing from those within the Riewoldt family helps her remember the goal.

“It brings the focus back to the patients and their families,” Dr Fox says. “It’s so important to remind the public of what some people go through, and also to inspire and encourage us as researchers to keep striving. We need the momentum, the energy and collaboration that comes from this conversation.”

Someone who’s kept the conversation going is Channel 7 sports journalist Sam Lane, who has built a connection with MRV since it began.

famous names in modern-day footy … when the Riewoldt family and the wider movement ask, ‘Can you help?’ you say, ‘Absolutely’.”

When Riewoldt and her husband Joe attend Maddie’s Match this weekend, along with Maddie’s siblings and two nephews, it will be another opportunity to do something they love to do: talk about Maddie.

“She was larger than life, and she deserves to be talked about. I think sometimes people avoid mentioning her for fear of upsetting me, but I love to talk about Maddie,” Riewoldt says.

“The fact that her name is being said so many times, every day, by people who didn’t even meet her, is a wonderful testament to her and how hard she fought. We’re just the storytellers; she’s the one who did all the hard work.”

Riewoldt, who wears her daughter’s elephant ring around her neck every day, knows in her heart that Maddie

“In the last room, there was a set of gramophones, and the woman conducting the tour picked up an old Bakelite LP and said, ‘You might recognise this song’. It was Doris Day singing Que Sera Sera. It was one of those little things, Maddie telling us it was OK.” ● ● mrv.org.au Shot on location at qthotelsandresorts.com/ melbourne AFL: MADDIE’S MATCH \ June 30, 1.10pm, Marvel Stadium For Maddie’s Match merchandise to go shop.saints.com.au; also available at the Saints Locker store at RSEA Park, Moorabbin.

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n 2002, Delta Goodrem became one of Australia’s biggest stars, seemingly overnight.

She was living in Port Melbourne at the time with her mother Lea, working on Neighbours, on which she played schoolgirl Nina Tucker.

She released her first single Born To Try that year while on the longrunning soap and it went straight to No.1 – and she hasn’t looked back.

Her album Innocent Eyes followed early in 2003 and went on to be the biggest selling album in Australia that year.

While it might have appeared to be instant stardom to Australians, for Goodrem, now 34, it was the culmination of years of hard work and a dream she had from a very young age.

“It felt very organic, it didn’t feel overnight,” she says. “It just felt part of my life as I had gravitated to the arts at a very young age and had been performing and working on TV.” Growing up in the Sydney suburbs, Goodrem’s mother and father Denis were always very supportive of her ambitions.

She could have been a champion skier and loved sport, but acting and music were a stronger calling.

“I was always curious and adventurous,” Goodrem says. “I wanted to do it all, from dancing to acting to singing and piano classes at a young age.”

Lea moved to Melbourne with

Delta when she was 17, the mother and daughter sharing an apartment on the beach in Port Melbourne as she chased her dream and won the part on Neighbours.

“From a young age, my mum was a mentor and a guiding light,” Goodrem says. “She encouraged and supported me in all my passions from the very beginning.

“My whole family was there for me and provided an incredible foundation that I am so grateful for.”

She has fond memories of her time in Melbourne as she began her career. She grew to love the Royal Botanic Gardens and the city’s cafes.

“I love Melbourne with all my

Delta Goodrem on mentoring and launching her career in Melbourne.

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heart,” she says. “It truly is one of the world’s best cities.”

Her whole family was there for her when she was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2003; at the time Innocent Eyes was the No.1 album in Australia and she was just 18.

She pulled through that ordeal under the glare of the nation’s spotlight, and it was an experience that only made her stronger.

Since 2003, Goodrem has released five albums, had nine No.2 singles, all through the one record company Sony BMG. Goodrem has been a mentor on Channel 9’s The Voice since the show

began in 2012. Now in its eighth season, the show has been a ratings hit every year, with Goodrem the only original mentor left.

It’s a job she cherishes. “The Voice has really become my family over these eight years,” she says. “It has been a profound experience. It has been incredible to see how each year the show has grown and evolved.”

While she has worked on The Voice with the likes of Seal, Benji and Joel Madden, Keith Urban, Jessie J, Kylie Minogue and Guy Sebastian, one fellow mentor has become a huge part of her life – American Kelly Rowland.

Off-camera they have a genuine friendship.

“Kelly and I are kindred spirits,” she says. “We bonded from many experiences we have shared.

“It’s wonderful to have another strong and supportive female on the coaching panel and in my everyday life.”

The advice Goodrem gives her charges on The Voice is the same wisdom she was privy to when starting out. “Some of the earliest advice that I received and live by every day is that if it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing well. If you’re going to do something, put your whole heart into it and do your very best.”

Home for Goodrem for the past decade has been Los Angeles, where she has a tight-knit group of friends, many of them Australians working in the entertainment industry.

Away from the spotlight she enjoys going to the gym, reading a good book, walks and eating well.

“I think it’s important to take care of yourself and practise self-love by participating in activities that you’re passionate about and that bring you joy,” she says.

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uring my visit to the city of Hoi An in Vietnam over Easter this year, I stumbled upon a lot of street food that I had never tried. Though I have tried banh xeo many times before in Australia, I sampled one of the best ones yet on a street stall tucked under a large palm tree along one of the main streets of Old Town Hoi An. Banh xeo is a savoury Vietnamese pancake – very similar to a crepe – made from rice flour, coconut and turmeric, which makes it gluten free. It was crispy on the outside and had a good amount of filling of prawns, thinly sliced pork belly, bean sprouts and lots of fresh Asian herbs.

You can easily make it vegetarian by substituting fried tofu for the pork belly and prawns.

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Banh xeo (Vietnamese gluten-free pancakes) Ingredients (Serves 4) 1 ∑ cups rice flour 2 tbsp cornflour 1 tsp turmeric powder Pinch of salt 400 ml coconut cream ∑ cup water 100g cooked pork belly, thinly sliced 12 cooked prawns, peeled 2 cups bean sprouts 3 carrots, peeled and julienned ∏ bunch spring onions, finely sliced 1 bunch Vietnamese mint 1 bunch coriander 1 lime Nuoc cham sauce ∏ cup warm water ∏ cup caster sugar ∏ cup fish sauce (use soy for vegetarian option) 1/3 cup lime juice 1 red chilli, finely diced

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■ Heat a 20cm non-stick fry pan over medium heat.

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Cinemas have become a feast for the senses.

one are the days when all you could get at the movies when it came to food was a choctop or a packet of Twisties.

Things are changing, as cinemagoers demand more than just a basic lolly counter as they settle in for a movie.

Palace Cinemas in South Yarra has just launched the newly renovated Como Centre theatre, Palace Platinum.

Part of the relaunch includes restaurant-quality food options, including menu items from the nearby restaurant The Meat & Wine Co on Toorak Road. There is also an extensive wine list.

Szechuan calamari, haloumi and pumpkin salad, a pulled-pork toastie and an antipasto plate are just some of the dishes served up at the Palace Platinum at the Como.

Palace Cinemas chief executive Ben Zeccola said the company had put a lot of thought into the food and alcohol choices at the new cinema.

“I think there has been a real transition in cinema,” he says.

“I think in the ’70s and ’80s it was really aimed at children, and I think cinema has changed and there is a more sophisticated and more adult audience.

“That means when people want to go out to the cinema they want to indulge, and that includes good food.

“The whole sweet bar has become a little redundant.”

The old choc-top is still on the menu at the Palace Platinum, but it comes in a different form.

“We have a fantastic choc-top platter as a dessert, a cast of five different choc-tops.

“They have been very popular.”

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Menu highlights: Can’t go past a fancy cheeseburger from The Meat & Wine Co, delivered to your cinema chair. For $29.50 you also get fries and salad with that. Also on offer is an old-fashioned ham and cheese toastie, for those cold Sunday winter nights in Melbourne.

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Menu highlights: The Sun Theatre has to be close to being Melbourne’s most beautiful cinema. There are a number of restaurants around the Yarraville court yard where the cinemas is located, but inside you cannot skip a traditional choc-top as the menu item of choice.

Menu highlights: If you didn’t have dinner before a movie at Chadstone’s impressive dining terrace (a favourite is Woodstock Pizzicheria), there is amazing food available in the cinemas itself. Hoyts Lux at Chadstone has a menu designed by celebrity chef Manu Feildel, and it’s yummy. Try the southern-style fried chicken or, for vegans, the chickpea slider is perfect.

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Menu highlights: Like the Sun Theatre, the Rivoli is a stunning cinema. At the moment they have a chef’s gourmet popcorn range with rocky road, raspberry and white chocolate, salted caramel and Oreo-flavoured kernals. Hello, yes!

The cheese platter is also very appropriate for the classy atmosphere that is the Rivoli cinema.

Menu highlights: Maybe it’s because of that famous scene in Grease, but the drive-in cinema experience refuses to die. Try the famous hot jam doughnuts at the cafe, which opens an hour before films start.

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When he’s not touring, he’s busy working as a record producer and writing songs for other artists. The debonair drummer has toured with The Cramps, played drums and coproduced Sonic Youth’s debut album (Confusion Confusion is Sex Sex) and was a force in NYC’s no wave scene

alongside Lydia Lunch in the late ’70s. Now he’s teamed with Nashville’s Nicole Atkins to record a duets album with their first single, A Man Like Me, a sign of the textured beauty to come.

Sclavunos met Atkins six years ago through mutual friends and managers. They began working together on her solo albums, but it evolved into something more. Atkins had moved to London and asked Sclavunos to drop by. They wrote three songs, two of which made her

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The third song sat on the back-burner.

“We’re both had an amazingly similar musical taste,” Sclavunos says. “She liked Krautrock, a lot of crooners and ’60s stuff, our music taste was more aligned than one would have imagined.”

The duets album was recorded at Electric Lady in New York, Retromedia in New Jersey and Red Bank Studio. “I hadn’t been back to Electric Lady since the ’70s when I made a liquor delivery from the store I worked at to a band called Led Zeppelin,” he smiles.

Sclavunos made his first visit to Melbourne with Nick Cave to record Murder Ballads in 1996.

“Making Murder Ballads was a unique recording experience,” recalls Sclavunos, who made his percussion debut with the outfit on this album.

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“I was on tour with Lydia Lunch in the US when I first met Roland,” Sclavunos says. “He was friendly, which wasn’t always a given with a band like The Birthday Party – they were a spiky bunch.

“But Roland was easy to talk to and a good friends of Lydia’s so it was inevitable we’d stay in touch and work together which we did for Shotgun Wedding with Lydia.”

Sclavunos hopes to visit Australia to tour with Atkins, but only time will tell. “I’d love to come back. I have been there many times and know the usual haunts I like to visit – Chinatown and record stores, that’s where you’ll find me.” ●

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Offering the amenity of free-

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refinement shines from a

standing homes, layouts can

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palette of high-end finishes

include second living areas and

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devised to deliver understated

separate laundries. Generous,

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luxury: polished plaster walls

meticulously appointed

with travertine, timber and

main bedrooms have walk-

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pure wool carpet flooring,

in wardrobes and marble en

Two and three-bedroom

marble benchtops and hearths,

suites with double vanities

$1.335 million-$4.22 million

travertine bathroom mosaics,

and standalone baths. Marble-

timber veneer cabinetry and

hearth fireplaces and wine

Gaggenau kitchen appliances.

display cellars are also on offer.

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LOCATION \ Highly connected – a five-minute walk to trains at Toorak station and trams on Malvern Road or High Street; 6.3 kilometres from the CBD with the shops, cafes and restaurants of Hawksburn, Armadale and Toorak villages nearby. ●

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OVERTURE \ THREE-YEAR FEE BONUS IN PRIVATE SCHOOL HEARTLAND

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hree years’ private school fees, worth close to $100,000, will be covered from 2019 for families moving to one of Overture’s 21 townhouses or four penthouses in Kew. At 2 Barenya Court, the luxury 25-residence project is in Melbourne’s private school heartland within five to 15 minutes’ walk of MLC, Xavier, Trinity Grammar, Carey Grammar and Ruyton.

Nelson Alexander agent Cameron Ingram says payment of school fees will start from signing of unconditional contracts; giving families a head start before the project’s completion.

“With many residences priced below Kew’s median house price of $1.98 million, it’s an ideal opportunity to break into this blue-chip suburb,” Ingram says. The deal is also available to grandparents or investors, to cover fees for children not living at the address; however it is the buyer’s responsibility to organise enrolments.

The high-end properties, designed by acclaimed architect Bruce Henderson, are expected to be completed by early 2021. ● LIZ McLACHLAN

OVERTURE overturekew.com.au 2 Barenya Court, Kew ● Developer \ CHH Property ● Architect \ Bruce Henderson Architects ● Interiors \ Bruce Henderson Interiors ● Landscape Design \ Craig SNAPSHOT

LAYOUTS

Eldridge Design

With lush park-style gardens in

Residences have three or four

● Size (sqm) \ Internal 122-

a quiet court at Kew’s highest

bedrooms with two to three

320; External 10-93

point, Overture is designed as

bathrooms; some include

● Sales \ Nelson Alexander

a village within a park. Bruce

additional powder rooms.

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Henderson Architects has

The 21 two and three-level

● Display \ 2 Barenya Court,

placed emphasis on space,

townhouses offer internal areas

Kew

natural light and garden

of up to 320 square metres

outlooks and most residences

and some have second living or

have a private basement

study areas. Four townhouses

garage for two to three cars,

include an internal lift from

Three and four-bed

plus storage.

their private basement garage.

residences \ from $1.6 million

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LOCATION \ Walk – two minutes to Cotham and Glenferrie Road trams, five minutes to Ruyton and Trinity Grammar, 10 minutes to High Street shops and cafes, Xavier and MLC. The CBD is a IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

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Beaven Avenue is like Escape To The Country without the remoteness or the mud. A two-minute walk from Tooronga station, this street – more of a wide lane – is the secret side of Malvern, a neighbourhood noted for its posh English style and folks and dogs who like a brisk ramble.

Actually, there is a bit of mud – nearby Menzies Reserve is looking juicy and colourful in that wintry way.

So is the garden of this new townhouse on the Hornsby Street corner. Designed by the Spaces Group, the twostorey, three-bedroom, family-sized house opens to a deck and lawn shaded by plane trees. Inside, the scent of freshcut oak brings a lovely synaesthesia to the view of hundreds of treetops, framed by full-length windows.

Clad in ivory brick with a brise-soleil porch, the house is a modernist spark in a demure streetscape.

Take the bluestone steps to the dark-red door. There’s a petite foyer, then the oak floor expands into a large open plan with distinct dining and living areas and a lift.

The kitchen is right at the front with a splashback window looking north into what promises to be a sparkling stand of birch trees. Grey stone benchtops, an island and satinfinish cabinetry make a sleek backdrop to a suite of Miele appliances and an integrated Fisher & Paykel fridge.

The spacious living area has a grey stone pillar with a gas log fireplace. Sliding doors lead to the deck and garden. A fully-tiled bathroom and a laundry with courtyard access complete the ground floor.

On the first floor, via the lift or carpeted stairs, the retreat gets the cosy solar benefits of the northerly aspect.

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The bright, skillion-style main bedroom has a dressing room and a marble en suite with twin basins, a four-door

“THE LIFT MAKES THIS TOWNHOUSE UNIQUE; THAT’S WHY IT WOULD SUIT

mirror cabinet, rain shower and free-standing tub. Bedroom

RETIREES AS WELL AS FAMILIES. YOU’RE A LITTLE BIT AWAY FROM THE NOISE,

two has a six-door wardrobe for guardians of fashion

YET YOU CAN WALK TO EVERYTHING.” JAMES TOMLINSON – AGENT

archives. The third bedroom opens to the dual-entry main bathroom, which has a rain shower.

The property has heating and cooling, video intercom security and a double garage. Malvern Central School and Tooronga shopping centre are easily walkable. ● ALISON BARCLAY property@domainreview.com.au Agent: Marshall White, James Tomlinson 0408 350 684 Price: $2.5 million-$2.75 million Auction: 11.30am, June 29

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Three terraces and a balcony, with views north, east and west, make this penthouse an Impressionist’s delight.

There’s even a top-floor bedroom/retreat ideal as an art studio. The two-level residence is one of two in a new building by BG Architecture and has a lift and basement parking. The interior, by Fiona Lynch, is rich in marble and limestone, with timber floors and a spiral staircase.

Open-plan living, dining and kitchen (with butler’s pantry) open north to a terrace. The three double bedrooms have en suites, and bedroom two also gets a study and private terrace Upstairs, the retreat has a barbecue terrace and a powder room. ● ALISON BARCLAY Agent: RT Edgar, Jeremy Fox 0418 339 650 Price: $4.5 million Expressions of interest: close noon, June 27

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Following a recent renovation and extension, this Ardrie Estate home boasts large open spaces, both indoors and outdoors, allowing ample natural light and the space to host a range of occasions. Floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors from the open-plan living, dining and kitchen area create an organic flow to the outdoor entertaining space fitted with a covered barbecue and dining area, north-west facing landscaped gardens and pool. Adults are well-catered for at this residence. The additional lounge, play room, bathroom and three bedrooms on the first floor provide the chance for quieter times in the main bedroom and formal living space downstairs. ● PORTIA CONYERS-EAST Agent: Jellis Craig, John Morrisby, 0411 875 476 Price: $3.3 million Private sale

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TOORAK \ 37 DOUGLAS STREET 4

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Designed by 1960s architect Joe Fudge, this solid brick residence has strong bones and period charm. The home is located just a short walk from the corner of Toorak and Grange roads. Across two storeys is a home of generous proportions, with spacious living, dining and kitchen areas, the latter of which overlooks a north-facing terrace garden, with its climbing vines and leaves that boast autumnal colours in the cooler months – perfect for morning coffees or summertime aperitifs beside the water feature. A flexible study or fourth bedroom and bathroom suitable for guests are on the ground level, which also has internal access to a double garage. ● PORTIA CONYERS-EAST Agent: Marshall White, Dean Gilbert, 0418 994 939 Price: $1.8 million-$1.98 million Auction: 10.30am, June 29

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KEW EAST \ 17 FRATER STREET

Agent: Marshall White,

HAWTHORN EAST \ 3A MOUNT IDA AVENUE

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0407 337 557 Price: $1.1 million

A generous and immaculately presented family residence

$1.98 million

This charming single-storey, brick home is on a tree-

Auction: noon,

is hidden behind the unassuming facade of this Kew

Auction: 1.30pm,

lined avenue, just off Tooronga Road. With slight art deco

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property. Inside, the split-level floor plan has four bedrooms,

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influences, the interior has warm timber floors, ornate

formal living and dining rooms, and a family bathroom on

ceilings, white walls, and contrasting door and window

the ground floor. The large main bedroom at the rear of

panelling. The entry will take you to a large living room with

the home has two built-in wardrobes, an en suite and a

decorative mantelpiece, and the connecting hallway leads

private balcony overlooking Hays Paddock. Downstairs

through to the open-plan family, meals and kitchen area

is an expansive, open-plan living and meals area with a

with island. There are two bedrooms, a shared bathroom

renovated kitchen and a large balcony for entertaining. A

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Opposite parkland and a playground, this renovated modern terrace house has a landscaped front garden. The ground floor open-plan living and dining area flows out to a large, north-facing rear deck and garden, with access to two carports. The as-new kitchen features granite benches, black splashback tiling with contrasting grout, and pull-out pantry. Upstairs, there is a large fully-tiled bathroom, main bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en suite, and two front bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and access to the balcony. Close to Belmore Road, Whitehorse Road, Westfield Doncaster, and Box Hill Central. ● ARIANNA LUCENTE Agent: Fletchers, Jason Salan 0417 664 431 Price: $790,000-$860,000 Auction: 11am, June 29

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BALWYN \ 2 HARRINGTON AVENUE

Agent: Fletchers,

HAWTHORN EAST \ 420 TOORONGA ROAD

David Taylor

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Bradd 0411 347 511 Price: $1.7 million-

Located just off Doncaster Road and in the Balwyn High

$2.3 million

This 1930s solid brick home has enduring appeal in a prime

$1.87 million

School catchment area, this property hosts the perfect

Auction: 10.30am,

location. On a 710-square-metre allotment, the possibilities

Auction: 11am,

opportunity for an update or rebuilding (STCA) a spacious

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for renovation or redevelopment are many. The warm home

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new family home. Currently on the 1084-square-metre

features diamond leadlight windows, high ornate ceilings,

block is a post-war, single-storey brick house with three

over-sized rooms and solid timber finishes across three

bedrooms, multiple living areas and two bathrooms/laundry.

bedrooms, two shared bathrooms and a generous living

The home is in original condition complete with patterned

room. The property offers ducted heating, garden shed,

wallpaper and a huge backyard. It also includes a three-car

internally accessed garage, laundry, a Bosch kitchen and

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South Primary School, a number of prestigious independent

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schools, and Yarra parklands. ● LEISHA KAPOR

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Marshall White One

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RT Edgar

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41 Great Valley Rd

Jellis Craig

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2/52 Glen Iris Rd

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Jellis Craig

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Marshall White

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Fletchers

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Marshall White

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226 Toorak Rd

Kay & Burton

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480a Punt Rd

Marshall White

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BALWYN 5/6 Jersey St

CAMBERWELL 2/1 Glencairn Ave

CONNEWARRE 570 Bluestone School Rd

EAST MELBOURNE G01/28 Powlett St

GLEN IRIS

KEW 4 Merrion Gve

KEW EAST 17 Frater St

MONT ALBERT NORTH 18 Scarborough Square

PRAHRAN 67 Greville St

MALVERN \ 3 BEAVEN AVENUE

SOUTH YARRA

23a Old Lancefield Rd

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