Domain Review Stonnington & Boroondara - June 30, 2021

PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

FOOD

KNEADING IT LOCALLY

EATING OUT A DELICIOUS SECRET

REAL ESTATE SPLENDID SOUTH YARRA

REBECCA MADDERN A TA LE OF T WO CITIES

STONNINGTON & BOROONDARA

JUNE 30 - JULY 6, 2021

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HOME TO THE EXTRAORDINARY Clifton Hill 400 Hoddle Street 1300 774 774

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C o mp i l e d b y

HAILEY COULES

The editor’s desk

MICHEAL KELLY

One of the things I’ve enjoyed most about the gradual reopening of the state and the country has been getting back to the airport. Strange, I know, but I love flying and getting to a new place. The excitement of being at the airport and counting down until I land (even just locally) still remains. Someone whose airport attendance would far surpass mine is this week’s cover star, Weekend Today’s Rebecca Maddern. As she tells Effie Mann in our story, she can sometimes do four domestic flights in a weekend between her Today show gig and seeing her beloved Cats play. Talk about commitment. ●

GARDEN PARTY \ The Smith on High Street in Prahran

HOME STRETCH \ Reformer pilates studio Love

has a huge list of events on offer, from a bottomless

Athletica has recently launched an At Home With Love

Supper Club to Dessert for Dinner and Bistro Morgan

service for those looking to get a workout without

Dessert Takeover. ● thesmithprahran.com.au

leaving the house. ● loveathletica.com.au

GOING PLACES Things to do & see in Melbourne

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TODAY’S CATCH \ The Fishmonger’s Son in Carlton

SHARP MINDS \ On August 2, legendary chef

North now has fish sandwiches available for takeaway

Josh Niland is hosting the Take One Fish Butchery

and in-house sashimi, only on Thursdays and Fridays.

Masterclass at Hamer Hall, joined by MasterChef alum

● www.thefishmongersson.com

Alice Zaslavsky. ● artscentremelbourne.com.au

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FOOD organic and biodynamic local flour, keeping white flour for pastries (yes, his pain au chocolat is hard to resist).

THE FLOUR HOUSE

BEN SWINNERTON

To Be Frank, 1/4 Bedford St, Collingwood

● tobefrankbakery.com.au BAKER BLEU \ THE BREAD MOTHERSHIP

pastries must get a mention, too.

“I’m trying to keep the bread as natural as I can,” Malone says.

“I’ve got a grain-to-table approach, and I do everything by hand.”

Ever so slightly obsessed with bread, he opened the Flour House in 2019. The pandemic put the business on the map locally, he says.

The Flour House 3 Graham Rd, Highett

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Melburnians are lining up for top-notch bread at local artisan bakeries that champion a fresh approach.

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hile the smell of fresh bread sliding out of the oven is both comforting and evocative, the process of creating it takes skill and perseverance.

Baking bread is a serious business, and it’s no surprise bakers are often evangelical about their methods.

As many of us discovered during last year’s lockdowns, kneading, mixing and getting dough to rise is no easy task.

While we experimented at home, our respect increased for the people who run the artisan bakeries in our neighbourhoods. Here are three exciting bakeries that emerged as local heroes.

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Hiding in the back streets of Highett is this gem of a bakery, possibly the only one in Melbourne that mills its own flour.

Owner Damian Malone is passionate about local ingredients and sources grains from Victorian farms, including Sharkey’s, near Bacchus Marsh.

He and his team bake seven to 10 different breads daily. The weekly list includes a house-milled biodynamic spelt sourdough, a sprouted wheat and sunflower, and a sourdough made with Two Brothers apple cider.

Of course, his mouth-watering

● theflourhouse.com.au TO BE FRANK \ ALL ABOUT RESPECT

When Franco Villalva opened To Be Frank bakery in a Collingwood back street, he was initially overwhelmed by the challenge.

Using his second language in a new country, the Argentinian-born baker relied on word of mouth to draw in his customers.

But it didn’t take long for locals to discover his long-fermentation, naturally leavened breads made from organic or sustainable ingredients.

Not only is the bread full of flavour, but it’s easier to digest, too, he says.

A former pastry chef, Villalva is a passionate supporter of the ‘respectus panis’ (respect bread) movement, popular in France, where bread is made using a tiny amount of yeast, less salt, quality flours and long fermentation at room temperature.

Villalva explains the 18-hour process breaks down the gluten and makes bread that is easy to digest.

“The respectus panis bread is healthier than sourdough,” he says.

“It’s a very soft bread; it’s not chewy.”

The bakery produces 12-15 different breads each day, some using the respectus panis method and some sourdough. He mostly uses

From a hole-in-the-wall shop in Elsternwick, Baker Bleu won over the locals with its distinctive dark-crusted, caramel-tinged sourdough loaves.

“People walking past could smell bread baking, and we built a business off that,” says Mike Russell, who opened the bakery with his wife Mia in 2016.

Word spread about the amazing taste, and soon, top restaurants such as Attica, Cutler & Co and Di Stasio were queuing up, too.

Last year, just before the pandemic started, Baker Bleu moved to larger premises in Caulfield North with a new oven and lots of space for their bread’s 48-hour fermentation process using wild yeast.

Russell says: “We wanted to retain the magic of baking bread on site.”

Originally from Sydney, Russell learnt his trade at top places such as Baker D Chirico, Bourke Street Bakery and Iggy’s (Sydney).

Baking bread here is a three-day process, and ancient grains such as spelt, Khorasan wheat and buckwheat are sometimes used.

Always keen to share tips, Russell recently did a live-streamed Instagram cooking class with chef Shane Delia of Providoor.

Baker Bleu 119-121 Hawthorn Rd, Caulfield North

● bakerbleu.com.au

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COVER STORY Rebecca Maddern spends a lot of time filming

in Sydney, but she remains staunchly Victorian at heart.

Where else but Melbourne?

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Rebecca Maddern at her holiday home on the Surf Coast.

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ebecca Maddern should probably live in Sydney. The TV journalist flies to the harbour city every Friday for her co-hosting role alongside Richard Wilkins on Channel Nine’s Weekend Today, and recently wrapped up filming for Australian Ninja Warrior up there too. Still, for the TV veteran and hardcore AFL fan, it’s a move she’s always resisted.

“To be honest, I’ve probably shot myself in the foot on a few occasions in years gone by, by not moving to Sydney,” she says with a loud laugh.

“Throughout my career, there’s always been an opening there and at times I have considered it, but Melbourne has always had my heart.”

Growing up in Geelong, Maddern moved to Melbourne at 18 and has called it home ever since. That, she says, proved a godsend during a “difficult” 2020.

“I think it’s really important to have a Melbourne representative in one of the biggest TV markets, and that was particularly evident through last year in and out of lockdowns,” the 43-yearold says. “I think that gave [Weekend Today] a huge advantage.

“The majority of people on air in similar roles are based in Sydney … I felt I had a real responsibility to broadcast to Australia what Melburnians were feeling.”

Being home all the time was a struggle for the usually frantically paced Maddern, who works away from home for three weeks straight when Australian Ninja Warrior is filming. The show, modelled on a Japanese format, involves competitors navigating a high-stakes obstacle course, and often sees Maddern filming with co-hosts Shane Crawford, Ben Fordham and Nick Kyrgios through the night.

Earlier this year, she was tied up for weeks anchoring Nine’s coverage of the Australian Open tennis.

“It’s a sacrifice but I have always loved work and I couldn’t imagine not working,” she says of the work-life STYLING \ Kate Hastilow

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juggle. “I just put my head down and get on with the job, and look forward to getting home.”

Home mattered more than ever in 2020 for Maddern, as it did for most Melburnians coming to grips with the COVID-19 restrictions: she threw herself into expanding her cooking repertoire – and her waistline, she quips.

Maddern also began to run. With a limited social life and access to extended family curtailed, inaccessible childcare and – ugh! – no playgrounds, 2020 instilled in her an appreciation for life’s “little joys”.

“I’m certainly not going to forget the lessons of 2020,” she says. “I have a new appreciation for all the little things in life that bring me joy, and I want to really savour that.”

Speaking from her holiday house near Aireys Inlet – where she spends her downtime with husband Trent Miller and their three-year-old daughter Ruby, and where Maddern feels most at home – she says one such joy is family time at the beach.

Having spent the holidays of her youth further down the coast at Lorne, Maddern says she is enjoying reliving the same experiences with her daughter. With a national park stretching behind and 180-degree ocean views out the front, the house is the kind of retreat that allows her to “just take it easy and breathe”.

“People often say, ‘Don’t you get bored?’ and I say, ‘No, quite the opposite; there’s always something to do,’” she says of the getaway’s natural surrounds. “Ruby thinks having kangaroos in your backyard is quite the norm, which is lovely.”

Maddern likes to run along the local bush tracks, while Miller can be found out in one of the coastline’s many famous surf breaks, perhaps even catching a wave with Geelong Cats football star and coastal near-neighbour and friend Patrick Dangerfield.

In winter, the big open fire is roaring, and the footy is always on,

and this is when Rebecca Maddern says she is at her happiest.

“My number one thing that I love to do is AFL footy,” she says, recalling how she and her sportsobsessed girlfriends would play netball at Geelong’s Kardinia Park on Saturday mornings, go home to shower, then return to watch the footy match.

A love of AFL runs in the family: her great-grandfather, Harry “Nipper” Marsham, captained Geelong more than a century ago and her stepdad served on the board.

Maddern, herself, has been the Cats’ No. 1 ticket holder for a decade.

It’s a role the diehard fan takes extremely seriously, and she has vowed never to reveal her favourite player or, rather, players.

When pushed, however, Maddern says if she had to iron a number onto Ruby’s little guernsey, it would be hard to go past “Danger’s” 35.

Working every weekend, however, isn’t particularly conducive to following the great Aussie game, Maddern concedes, and she is a fan of Thursday night football.

For big games, she will f ly back to Melbourne after hosting Saturday’s Weekend Today, then back to Sydney for her 4am wake-up call for Sunday’s show. “Yep, I’m that crazy!”

We wrap up our call. Maddern is out of time and airport-bound – again. While she’s away, renovations on the family’s Victorian terrace house in Melbourne, which began in March, will continue.

“We plan on being there for the next 20 years as we love the location so much,” she says.

Further proof, if it was needed, that Rebecca Maddern doesn’t intend heading north any time soon. ● AUSTRALIAN NINJA WARRIOR \ Sunday 7pm, Monday and Tuesday 7.30pm, Nine WEEKEND TODAY \ Saturday and Sunday 7am, Nine

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MUSIC

The magic of Michael M

Australian singer

Michael and I circled each other for years when I was in I’m Talking.

I was 23 when MG properly landed in my world. Mum was manager, which was rare at the time to have women in music management. After recording [an] album, he said, “It’s great, but you need another hit.”

That’s when I wrote Pash. He loved it; told me it was genius. It is a quirky piece of pop art at its best.

The main thing was I had his ear, and that was powerful.

I started my career busking in Bourke Street Mall. There is never any promise one could make a life from music; it’s a pie in the sky ambition. Michael was the kind of guy who, out of a sea of people, sees you and knows you’ve got something.

I know there are many talented people who don’t get an opportunity to give it a crack, but when you have his attention on you, it seems all those people who are in doubt suddenly say, ‘oh yes, I see it now’.

LINDA BOSIDIS

Mushroom Music Publishing, managing director

I can’t remember the first time I met Michael – he just appeared and was larger than life. I first came to work with him in 1996 when interviewed for the A&R position at Mushroom Music Publishing. I had known him while I was working at APRA. He always said ‘you’ll work for me one day’ – and you realise a lot of what he says actually comes true.

I’ve been at Mushroom for 25 years now, and it’s an equal balance of men and women running the show.

Michael built an incredibly unique space for women in the music industry. What Michael loved about women was their gutsy style. Some were loud, some quiet achievers, but he liked the out-on-a-limb, gutsy, rebellious style. He instilled in me to believe in what you love and have a go, get it done, just do it. He used to call me ‘platinum ears’. I always thought it was pretty funny; I never took it seriously.

Mushroom afforded flexibility to mothers, including myself, to enable us to return to work and continue with our careers. We were able to work from home, drop off and pick up from school … I was the most successful in my A&R career after becoming a mother.

Australian promoter Michael Gudinski was pioneering when it came to equality as well as music.

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KATE CEBERANO

You always need a champion like that – whose decision can cut through a sea of lukewarm ‘maybe’ people.

From Kylie, Renee Geyer and Deborah Conway, when he put his attention on us, we became something.

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job – he didn’t care about anything else. He just wanted the job done and the best person doing it.

He was inspiring, loud, engaging and incredibly creative, and the world is a poorer place without him.

Chief marketing & communications officer

It was a rare day in the past 18 years that I didn’t speak with Michael or get a text from him. I’ve sat in a pool in Bali, on a mountain top in NZ, and on a beach in Queensland and spoken to Michael. Every time I went on holiday, he would say to me, ‘now I might have to call you … ’ and he did.

For Michael, work wasn’t work; it was a passion.

Michael offered me the role of Frontier’s national publicist in 2003.

In 2007, we created Mushroom Promotions, which looked after PR for Frontier and all of Michael’s record labels.

Michael had females in senior positions within Mushroom from the beginning. He really did hire people on their merits and ability to do the

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ichael Gudinski was more than a giant of the Australian music industry: he championed women long before movements demanded blokes in power do just that. At Mushroom Records and Frontier Touring, he put women in charge from A&R roles to label managers, PR and marketing departments and signed many of them, too – from Kylie Minogue to Kate Ceberano.

Four of the late music promoter’s friends share memories of the man they knew.

Rock musician & founding member of Magic Dirt I met Michael in the ’90s when he wanted to sign my band Magic Dirt.

I remember noticing a lot of women in … senior positions in the office, and I thought that was cool. I was from the grunge era of DIY indie, and major labels were something we were suspicious of, but Michael made us feel like family. I always felt a loving vibe at the label … He would turn up to my shows and always made you feel like you were the most special person in the room. ●

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OUT FOR DINNER

Seoul food in an intimate setting

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n a cruel twist of fate, this review is being published after CHAE’s July and August bookings went online. It will be spring before you get the chance to dine at Jung Eun Chae’s six-seat Korean restaurant run from her Brunswick apartment, but put September 1 in your diary. Now. It’s open Tuesday and Wednesday for lunch ($59 per person) and for dinner Friday and Saturday ($69 per person). Considering Chae spends the rest of the week fermenting produce, air-drying corn and making soybean paste from scratch, it’s a steal – if you can land a seat.

Chae escorts us down the hall to a lift. Residents in gym gear chat loudly while she stands professionally in the corner, apron on and ready for service. In her apartment, three

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island benches are each set for two.

All stovetop burners are alight, and the oven warms local and Korean ceramics. Chae’s shelves are stacked with vinegars, ferments and scobies that look like fluidpreserved specimens. She isn’t licensed but pours thumbs of homemade makgeolli – milky, sparkling rice wine.

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Bugak, deep-fried vegetable crisps, are arranged on a plate that looks like a river stone. They’re accompanied by walnut and fig, sticky with fermented rice syrup.

Chae doesn’t use refined sugar, which makes the sweetness of the pumpkin porridge with glutinous rice balls that follows all the more impressive.

Barramundi is marinated in yihwaju (Korean rice wine) salt and served in clear mussel broth amped with wasabi. Chopped eye fillet tartare is flavoured with homemade soy and sesame.

Purple-tinged rice concealed by edamame is served along with beef rib broth and banchan (side dishes).

We wrap the rice in kelp sheets with gochujang (fermented chilli paste) and marvel at the sesame character of pickled perilla leaves. For dessert,

What’s nearby?

Another one-woman show, Tofu Shoten is a tiny shop inside Kines cafe in Brunswick R I C E WIT H L O T U S R O O T

where Sava Goten makes tofu and soybean products.

There’s soy milk, miso

Chae shaves ice for patbingsu and covers it with sweetened red beans, rice balls, roasted soybean powder and milk jam.

When she finds a house further north, Chae won’t ever serve more than six diners, but she hopes to run kimchi classes with the same vibrancy as passata-making Italian families. ●

made from leftover tofu pulp, a nutty spread containing vegan butter, kinako (roasted soybean powder), organic maple syrup, and more.

● tofushoten.com

● Chae ● 288 Albert St, Brunswick ● chae.com.au

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FEATURE HOUSE SOUTH YARRA \ 1 COMO AVENUE 5

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When South Yarra’s Armytage family – of the famous Como House – sold the southern half of their estate, they had a way of ensuring their new neighbours would be genteel.

Houses built along the new Como Avenue had to cost at least 1000 pounds, they said. That was a mighty sum in 1911 and it certainly kept the plebs out.

It also inspired this sprawling beauty at the Toorak Road end. Built in 1912, the solid-brick house is a colourful, Bloomsbury-flavoured family home, set in a garden that’s unusually large for this crowded suburb.

Multiple french doors lead to a wealth of flowers, with a rear, brick-paved courtyard and side and front lawns in which to take the sun. The owners are artists, and in 2001 they asked architect Alan Powell to enhance the property’s character. Powell added an art studio to the new open plan, and the family lived happily ever after.

The single-level house has up to five bedrooms, though as the owners’ children have grown they’ve converted three to lounges and a library. There are grand adjoining living and dining rooms, the latter with a north-facing deck. The modern kitchen, meals area and art room open to a decked verandah above the courtyard.

A high, well-leafed brick wall guards the front lawn, garage and off-street parking.

Off the Baltic pine central hall is the main bedroom, with its own sitting area and a walk-in wardrobe. The en suite is brilliant in malachite-green tiles and has twin basins, a walkin shower and a bidet.

Across the hall, the library (in vivid orange) has an art

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nouveau fireplace. Slender double doors lead to a TV lounge.

The dual-entry bathroom has a bath and shower.

The living and dining rooms are elegant in Baltic pine with a marble fireplace and box bay. The dining room opens north to the deck, lawn and olive trees.

Millennial babies will admire the marble and timber kitchen, still looking good after 20 years. The 900mm oven and gas cooktop are by Smeg. Turn the corner to the pantry and laundry. The north-facing art room has three sets of french doors for quick access to nature’s inspiration. ● ALISON BARCLAY property@domainreview.com.au Agent: Jellis Craig, Lily Keating 0409 160 022 Price: $6 million-6.5 million Expressions of interest: close 3pm, July 6

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“THE GARDEN, FOR ITS PRIVACY AND SPACE, IS OUTSTANDING. TO FIND GROUNDS THIS SIZE IN SOUTH YARRA IS RARE. THE HOUSE, WITH ITS NATURAL LIGHT AND GARDEN ASPECTS, HAS A GREAT FEEL.” LILY KEATING – AGENT

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Miele appliances are in the kitchen and

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opens north to a barbecue deck fringed by

butler’s pantry, with a window splashback

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banana trees. The stone kitchen has Miele

bringing garden greenery into the lightfilled living-dining zone on ground level.

and Asko appliances. Upstairs, two double

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bedrooms share a marble bathroom while

Located in the desirable Balwyn High

Outside, a low-maintenance garden

School zone, with Kew’s private schools

comes with a spa, double garage and

We won’t be going to Bali any time soon,

northerly private terrace. The basement

only a tram ride away, this brand new

security cameras. ●

but whosoever lives in this dazzling

contains the double garage, a laundry and

townhouse can bask in leafy tropical

a cellar. ● ALISON BARCLAY

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home has plenty of space for a family.

the main enjoys a twin en suite and a

The four bedrooms each have en suites

surrounds in the spirit of that magical isle.

with floor-to-ceiling tiling, concealed LED

Close to Hawksburn station, the three-level

lighting and smart toilets. Similar hi-tech

house would suit a family with free-ranging

luxuries are throughout, with Control4

teenagers. The ground floor is essentially

automation, in-floor hydronic heating and

Agent: Kay & Burton Bayside Brighton,

two open plans on an oak floor. At the front

Agent: Kay & Burton,

a basement cinema with bar, big screen,

Eleisha Doherty 0434 029 128

is the winter-friendly living-dining room

Gowan Stubbings 0412 269 999

projector and integrated speakers. A lift

Price: $2.6 million-$2.8 million

(gas fireplace). Beyond the atrium garden

Price: $3 million-$3.3 million

connect the three levels of this home.

Private sale

is the kitchen and family area, which

Private sale

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long, gleams in polished ash and has sliders

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raked, timber-lined ceilings with clerestory

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to the north-westerly deck and lawn.

Congenial chefs will love the capacious

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kitchen, its breakfast bar and corner pantry.

The living area extends through full-width glass stacking sliders to a large north-

The garden is pleasantly private courtesy

With eating, drinking and shopping options

facing private terrace offering city views.

On the edge of the Gascoigne Estate, and

of ornamental pear trees. CCTV, hydronic

all nearby, this tri-level townhouse comes

Remote blinds, awning, ducted vacuum,

walkable to Caulfield station and Malvern

heating and new roof tiles complete the

with an abundance of inner-city lifestyle

laundry and internally accessed double

Primary, this address delivers big goodies

excellent renovation. Off-street parking is

appeal. The residence itself is set back

garage are among other highlights. ●

to a busy young family. The single-level

via the side driveway. ●

from the street within this boutique

ALISON BARCLAY

house looks like a deco jewellery box inside and out, with curvy corners and

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development. Inside, it is contemporary, expansive and versatile, with a ground-

spectacular ceilings. The original 1930s

floor bedroom that could also function as

rooms are three enormous bedrooms

Agent: Marshall White,

living or office space. The main bedroom

Agent: Marshall White Boroondara,

in white, the main with a walk-through

Daniel Wheeler 0411 676 058

on first floor has an en suite while the other

Tim Mursell 0419 800 709

wardrobe and porcelain en suite. The

Price: $1.8 million-$1.98 million

two share a bathroom, with timber stairs

Price: $1.4 million-$1.5 million

modern living-dining area, eight metres

Auction: 10.30am, July 3

leading up to open-plan living enhanced by

Auction: 11.30am, July 10

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Luxury Living at West End Penthouse Collection / 112 Adderley Street, West Melbourne

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This striking penthouse collection with panoramic views redefine luxury living in Melbourne’s exciting West End. With the opportunity to create your dream property from the current shell, or utilize the existing custom designed plans.

3 & 4 bedroom options range from 127-397m2 approx. of internal living. With exquisite detail including marble, timber and brass finishes, balcony, state-of-the art marble/Gaggenau kitchen, built-in bar, laundry, ample parking, residents’ pool, spa and garden. adderley-penthouses.com

Expressions of Interest

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Marcus Heron 0422 822 995 Prestige Homes of Victoria

Michael Paproth 0488 300 800 The Agency

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538a Orrong Road Armadale This boutique development of only six delivers the perfect downsizer enjoying single level low maintenance luxury. Showcasing two distinct living and dining spaces, a stone island bench kitchen features high end appliances and built in storage seamlessly connecting to alfresco entertaining in a private courtyard. Accommodation comprises three bedrooms, main featuring ensuite and walk in robe and third as optional home office. Includes internal access to double garage.

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Auction Inspect Kevin O'Brien Dawn Meyer Peter Lloyd Armadale

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Saturday 10th July at 12pm Thursday & Saturday 11-11.30am 0447 008 000 0426 894 388 0413 382 874 9864 5000

1 Como Avenue South Yarra The height of luxury, this grandly proportioned five bedroom family home is immaculately presented in lush garden surrounds and steeped in a rich history. Featuring soaring detailed ceilings and leafy vistas throughout, open plan living and dining is complemented by a separate kitchen equipped with marble benchtops and quality appliances. Versatile layout with multiple living zones, while established gardens invite alfresco dining. Also includes laundry, garage and ducted heating.

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Expressions of Interest Closing Tuesday 6th July at 3pm Inspect Thursday 12-12.30pm & Saturday 11-11.30am Land 842 sqm approx.

Lily Keating 0409 160 022 Nathan Waterson 0439 905 188 Andrew Macmillan 0418 142 252 Armadale 9864 5000

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East Penthouse/151 Canterbury Road Toorak

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Spectacular whole floor penthouse in one of Toorak’s landmark buildings offering stunning city skyline views, huge open plan living areas and generous outdoor spaces just 100 meters from Toorak Village shops, cafes and restaurants.

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ELWOOD 32 Meredith Street CONTEMPORARY, EDWARDIAN CHARM IN ELWOOD LOCALE Revelling in its close proximity to Jerry’s Milk Bar, Acland Street and Elwood Beach, this solid brick home has been masterfully modernised and expertly maintained to retain its late Edwardian charm. Featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, a contemporary kitchen and generous proportions, this idyllic location marries modern home appeal in a highly sought-after pocket. belleproperty.com/st-kilda

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