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JULY 21-27, 2021

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Who doesn’t have a soft spot for netball? Most of us would have some experience with the game, even as far back as primary school PE classes (I was an excellent wing attack; sadly my goal shooter dreams were dashed on account of being extremely short). The game has been a cultural stalwart for many years but with increased competition across women’s sports, netball is examining how to remain a force. This week’s cover star is Netball Australia’s new CEO, Melbourne-based Kelly Ryan. She talks to Linda Pearce about her new job, and her unorthodox introduction to working in sport. ●

NATURAL ELEMENTS \ Healesville Sanctuary is hosting

THE PARIS END \ The much anticipated opening

a Wine and Wildlife event on July 24 and 25 to celebrate

of Chris Lucas’s next venture has arrived. Society,

its 10th anniversary. Enjoy tastings of the best Yarra

in Collins Street in the CBD, promises high-class

Valley wines, paired with other local treats. ● zoo.org.au

surroundings and food. ● societyrestaurant.com

GOING PLACES Things to do & see in Melbourne

OUR COVER \ Kelly Ryan, the new CEO of Netball Australia. Photographed by James Geer

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Homecoming Michelle Vergara Moore is returning to Melbourne to shoot a movie after success in The Unusual Suspects. Wo r d s

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ustralian actress Michelle Vergara Moore left her home in Williamsburg, New York, last August to film SBS’s satirical-heist series The Unusual Suspects in Sydney, but it’s a new US film being shot in her birthplace of Melbourne that now has her excited. “We’ve lived in New York for 10 years, so to have the opportunity to film in Melbourne is the best thing that’s happening to me right now. The last time I filmed there was in 201314 for The Time of Our Lives,” says Vergara Moore, who is married to Australian actor Toby Leonard Moore. She’s tight-lipped about the new film, biding her time in Hobart doing pub trivia nights, but she’ll be ready to mingle with her large, tight-knit Filipino family when she lands. When Vergara Moore read the script for The Unusual Suspects, she was instantly drawn to its ambitious tone. Much more than social satire dressed in a heist, the series hit a cultural nerve too. “It was the first time I’ve ever read an Australian script that had a major representation of Filipino characters in it,” says the actor, who has also appeared in the movies Side Effects and Black & White & Sex. “When I was growing up, I never saw these characters on TV.” Vergara Moore is one of 10 children born to parents who migrated from the Philippines to Melbourne in the early ’70s, choosing to settle in the Gippsland town of Sale. Both of her parents worked as teachers, arriving with four children, and then having a further six. “I can’t imagine what it must have been like to leave a small village and

relocate,” she says. “My dad worked his butt off for the family. “We’re very close and I do miss not seeing them more. In fact, all of my siblings live in the same area as my parents except for one who lives in West Footscray. We’re that close!” By the time Vergara Moore was born the family had settled in Sunbury. She fell in love with acting while at school in North Melbourne. “I went to St Aloysius from year 7 to 9 and it’s there I started getting involved in performing arts,” she says. “It was a single-sex multicultural school – everyone from Vietnamese, Greek, Filipinos went there, so diverse. “I played various male and female roles and really loved it. My parents didn’t have any idea how to get me into acting, though, they didn’t know how to get an agent, but they have been very supportive of my career choice. I got into NIDA and have been determined ever since.” Vergara Moore met her husband Toby in their first year at NIDA and they’ve been together ever since. In a career first for them both, they act as on-screen husband and wife in The Unusual Suspects. “It was very peculiar, at first, to see Toby at work … It’s really jarring,” she says. “Usually, you’re at home rehearsing lines with each other, but to have my spouse at work and act as a couple on the screen, I was constantly adjusting. But it was good to have a glass of wine at the end of the day and talk about what happened at work.” ● THE UNUSUAL SUSPECTS \ SBS On Demand ● sbs.com.au/ondemand

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Pulling on the CEO’s bib COVER STORY Kelly Ryan is bringing 15 years of sports

industry experience to the top job at Netball Australia.

hen Kelly Ryan tried to explain to her six-year-old daughter, Macy, that she had a new job running netball, it prompted an unexpected response. “Macy was like, ‘Oh my gosh, you’re coming to coach my netball team!’ I’m like, ‘Yeah, not quite,’’’ Netball Australia’s new CEO says with a laugh. “The girls have got no idea whatsoever. Which is super sweet.’’ If Ryan is content to leave the wrangling of juniors to those running the entry-level NetSetGO program at outer suburban Diamond Creek, she has no intention of being a loud or pushy sideline parent watching Macy – and, next year, four-year-old Indie – start out in the sport the former AFL marketing executive has this month started to oversee. Having grown up in the tiny farming town of Strathmerton, near Cobram on the NSW border, and played for the local football-netball club and school teams, Ryan’s new role spans everything from grassroots, where netball remains the nation’s most popular female participant sport, to Super Netball and the national team, the Diamonds. Despite the recent embrace of women and girls by traditionally male-focused sporting codes, netball retains an important and influential place in the Australian community. “It really, really does, and that’s not lost on me,’’ says Ryan. “It’s an enormous responsibility to make sure it continues being such a beacon, and I only hope that I can do it justice.’’ At 42, Ryan’s first CEO position is the culmination of 15 years in the sports industry that have included senior marketing and events roles with the Western Bulldogs and embryonic Gold Coast Suns and two stints at AFL House – including most recently as head of major events and operations at the league-owned Docklands Stadium. But media was her first love, and phase one of Ryan’s career typified both her can-do attitude and

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enterprising approach. While studying at RMIT in the 1990s, Ryan wrote a letter to the boss of radio station Fox FM offering to work for nothing, which meant rising at 4am to help with outside broadcasts. Yes, gratis. “I did my time like a lot of people do, I think, where you’re just prepared to get a foot in the door and do anything.’’ That would soon lead to paid jobs in the promotions departments of Gold FM and Nova before Ryan returned from a year in Sydney in need of a change but unsure exactly where to move next. What she was clear about was her other passion: sport. So why not try AFL? “I was living in Footscray at the time [2004], so I thought, ‘I’m going to try to get a job at the Western Bulldogs.’ I rang them about 50 times asking for an interview, and finally, the HR manager caved and decided to meet with me out of sympathy ... and probably because I was annoying the hell out of him!’’ After being told initially that there were no vacancies, two jobs had somehow opened up by the time she walked back to her car. “That’s how I started in footy. I just tried to take on new opportunities from there on in, and I’ve had a fantastic time over the past 15 years to bring me to this point.’’ Netball HQ in hipster-central Fitzroy is a long way from Strathmerton, where Ryan’s dad was a farmer-turned-truckie and her mum a nurse. There has been much to learn from each stop en route. During her first stint at the Western Bulldogs, where the office staff worked in a run-down converted bar, Ryan had to be thrifty and creative. Her five-plus years at the Suns involved the challenge of selling a football code as well as a club, necessitating a more entertainment-focused approach to a match-day experience that had little to do with on-field results.

Back at Whitten Oval as chief marketing officer, having been drawn back to family in her home state, Ryan was 36 weeks pregnant with her and partner Samm’s second child on the day the Bulldogs famously broke a 62-year premiership drought in 2016. She returned four weeks after Indie’s birth to direct the newly established AFLW franchise. The 2019 move to Docklands Stadium brought experience in sports beyond AFL, encompassing core tenants cricket and soccer, concerts and other major events. Throughout, Ryan has been wedded to the philosophy of not blindly following what has always gone before and prides herself on rarely doing the same thing twice. It might be as simple as acknowledging that not everyone wants a pie and chips at the footy. Or introducing a sensory room to cater for those with special needs.

t Netball Australia, she has the sturdy platform of those huge participant numbers on which to build a higher profile for the pointy end, but also a determination to stem the loss of so many girls in their mid-teens from competitive sport, generally. With the football codes, cricket, soccer, et al., there has never been more competition for elite female athletes, but what matters most to Ryan is that they simply stay active and involved. “Netball’s been there from the beginning for women and girls, which I think is an incredibly strong position that we just need to continue building upon,’’ she says. “It’s also a great elite sport now, and the fact that we can pay the players more than any of the other national codes is fantastic, but there’s still a great opportunity for growth in everything we do.’’ That includes the broadcast audience for a national league that next year will return to Fox Sports from Nine/GEM and, when COVID-19 allows, crowds. “Ultimately, it all feeds each other, so the more people we’ve got watching, the more money we can make commercially from broadcast deals, which then we can continue to reinvest in people playing and participating at some level.’’ Diversity and inclusion will be key themes. Ryan is keen to innovate and evolve as she continues netball’s grand tradition of being an exception to the boys’ club of Australian sports administration. One thing she is still not, of course, is a NetSetGO coach. But as young Macy will surely appreciate one day, CEO will do nicely as mum’s netball job for now. ●

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FOOD How a light-bulb moment in lockdown helped

save Charlie Carrington’s restaurant, Atlas Dining. Wo r d s

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ith his world turned upside down, like so many in Melbourne over the past 18 months, Charlie Carrington was forced to hustle. “I’d just gotten back from India doing some sightseeing – I think I got back two days before the first lockdown – and it was getting very ugly,” says Carrington, the owner of South Yarra restaurant Atlas Dining. “There was a lot of uncertainty because, obviously, with the restaurant we were very focused on bookings,” he says. “We were just getting cancellations like we’ve never seen before and it was like, ‘What are we going to do now?’” The 27-year-old and his team had

built Atlas Dining, with its everchanging menu themed around a different country every few months, to be one of Melbourne’s best in just four years. In search of what to do given the hospitality restrictions, he created the Atlas Masterclass concept after a suggestion by his girlfriend. The concept is pretty simple but genius at the same time. Atlas Masterclass delivers ingredients and recipes with a world theme straight to your home and gives you access to video cooking tutorials that Carrington delivers.

The themes have included Japan, Turkey, Sri Lanka, Greece, Peru and the United States, and are affordable. “When my girlfriend had the idea I thought about it, and thought it wasn’t really me,” Carrington says. “But the next day, which was the first day of lockdown, I thought, ‘Well, we don’t really have anything else to do, so why not?’ “We did an Instagram post asking if anyone would be interested in the concept [and] to email us – and we probably had about 50 or 60 emails in an hour. “It was then I thought we really could be on to something.” Atlas Masterclass took off like no one expected, potentially creating a business model for hospitality outlets and restaurants suffering tough times like a pandemic lockdown. Carrington and his team have

now delivered more than 500,000 meal kits across Victoria, NSW and the ACT, feeding and keeping happy customers entertained. Atlas Masterclass has also become a huge employer, with staff growing from nine to a high point of 65. It has also supported vulnerable international students or workers severely impacted by the lockdown. “With the restaurant, most of our staff I think, except for one or two, were from overseas,” Carrington says. “We obviously wanted to keep our whole team, as none of them were eligible for any incentives. “We thought. ‘Let’s push it and see what we can do’, and we were not only able to keep all of our staff but grow.” ● ● atlasmasterclass.com.au

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Peking duck perfection

any would be overwhelmed by Old Beijing's colossal menu. Not me; I have a method. I select what jumps out – gauging the waiter's facial expression as I go – and then subtract dishes until his face returns to normal. “You can always order more,” he says as if this were my first rodeo. It would be rude not to order Peking duck here. Our table of chefs and MasterChefs approve of its brittle skin and supple flesh, perhaps because master Chen Xu has cooked nearly half a million roast ducks over 30 years. Xiaolongbao are Old Beijing's other signature dish, with five varieties including jet-black truffled soup dumplings and a

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red seafood version, with each dumpling presented on an individual wooden stand with handle. The regional diversity of the chefs is clear from the spread of ornately presented dishes: Shanghai scrambled egg whites are fluffed up with crab meat, saucy Cantonese XO pipis are best with youtiao Chinese “churros” for dipping, and soft poached chicken with Sichuan chilli crisp over thin noodles packs the perfect amount of heat. Housed in QV in the former home of Red Spice Road, Old Beijing is also a solid lunch option, with noodles, rice dishes and a dozen dumplings priced between $13.80 and $17. This 200-seat restaurant with six private dining rooms now has a dumpling-making viewing window, hand-painted paifang-like structures over the tables and a licensed bar (try a Sichuan sour made with Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz Gin). We skip the walk-in wine cellar for now and order a bottle of Geelong By Farr Chardonnay from the long list. “Actually,” I pipe up as the waiter turns on his heels, “we'll get some more dumplings too, please.” ●

What’s nearby? Right next door is Thai Town, one of my favourite Thai restaurants in Melbourne. The playful fit-out is inspired by bustling night markets and lunch is a steal (traditional salads, curries, stir-fries, noodles and soups all under $15). Dinner is a trip around Thailand without the airfare.

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ise and grind: It’s time to shake off those cold winter days and work up a sweat. Recent surveys have found that many Australians were doing less physical activity than before the pandemic restrictions hit. A Monash University survey revealed the majority of us didn’t meet suggested physical activity and sedentary behaviour guidelines last year. To get you out of your sweats and into your finest workout gear, here are some of Melbourne’s best workouts to help you take advantage of your desire to get moving.

Work it out Winter’s a great time to get back into a routine. Wo r d s

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BARRY’S BOOTCAMP \ This intense workout, renowned for its cult celeb following has launched its iconic Red Room in Melbourne, offering a challenging 55-minute, half-cardio, half-strength class. One of the first of its kind to tap into the luxury fitness offering, Barry’s Bootcamp features a pairing of cardio intervals and strength training combinations. “We’re so excited that the new South Yarra Studio will give people the chance to experience Barry’s – the best workout in the world,” says Shannon Belcastro, Barry’s head of curriculum, APAC. After a session in the Red Room, Barry’s Fuel Bar perfect pick-me-ups with a selection of healthy protein shakes. Premium amenities include Oribe haircare and Dyson hairdryers.

GOOD TIMES PILATES \ Since launching in 2018, Good Time Pilates has formed a loyal following of like-minded individuals looking to embark on a wellness journey through the form of mindful reformer Pilates. With each reformer Pilates session designed to offer a pulsating, burn-inducing experience, no one class is ever the same. Can’t make it to a class in person? Try Good Times Pilates in digital form for accessible Pilates anytime, anywhere. “This new virtual space allows us to share our no-BS Pilates and inclusive, feel-good movement with hoards more people than we can fit into our humble studio space,” says Good Times Pilates founder Cat Webb.

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1R AUSTRALIA \ Recently opening its first boutique club in South Yarra, 1R will soon become your new favourite — specifically designed for those looking for a high-intensity workout with a point of difference. Founded in 2015 in London, James Balfour (son of Fitness First founder Mike Balfour) shook up the tired and dated gym model. 1R has three training concept methods: reshape, rumble and reformer. Its studio, designed by Australian architects Foolscap Studios, is far from average. Each class runs for 45 minutes. “From the moment you walk into the club, you will become immersed in an experience,” says Amanda Maclean, 1R CEO. “Australians will soon discover an entirely new, intense and addictive way of working out.”

REVL \ Launched last year, REVL is a new-wave Australian gym brand founded by former Hawthorn champion Josh Gibson, who has developed fitness programs centred on holistic performance. REVL aims to make gym workouts accessible and diverse for anyone curious about and committed to their fitness. Programs are grouped into 12-week blocks and divided into four-week phases, each with its own focus of power, strength, metabolic conditioning and endurance. “[Last year] was a really tough time for many of us, and maintaining positive mental and physical health was a challenge that most of us are still facing,” says Gibson. “I launched REVL studios to bridge the gap between circuit-based group training and complex high-skill programs. The classes feature tailored strength and conditioning group fitness programs developed for those looking to focus on their personal fitness goals while having fun.”

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STREETS OF OUR TOWN

Bridport Street Albert Park is charming and elegant – and so is its main shopping strip.

Surrounded by lush parks, an abundance of cafes and retail, and only a short tram ride from the South Melbourne Market or the beach, Bridport Street in Albert Park is totally charming. The suburb's main park and namesake, the sprawling Albert Park, is reason enough to head to this part of the world, but the retail here truly is something else. Alongside well-known chains like Gorman and Seed, this strip boasts elegant independent boutiques teeming with unique garments from Australia and all over the world. The suburb hosts some of Melbourne's most gorgeous Edwardian and Victorian terrace houses, its streets wide and tree-lined. Just around the corner is the heritage-listed St Vincent Gardens, too. The area is home to lots of young families, and on a weekday morning, you'll see mums pushing prams and balancing coffees. Older couples walking big dogs stand chatting outside cafes on their morning walks. I think I can smell the bay, but it might just be knowing that it is close that makes my mid-week meander salt-washed and dreamy.

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Further down, you'll find another great cafe called No. 84, where the pastries and pantry goods in the window will be enough to draw you in, as well as the Gianna Molinaro store, selling beautiful designer fashion specialising in natural fabrics. ●

OUR TOP TIP Nearby South Melbourne Market is a real treat. Wednesdays to Sundays, this 150-year-old institution bustles with

WHAT WILL YOU FIND THERE?

I grab a coffee at Alberton cafe and take a look at their menu, making a mental note to come back and try the crepes. Up the street is the Avenue Bookstore, which has been here for 35 years. I wander into Faith clothing store – a clearance shop for an interesting array of Scandinavian labels at affordable prices. Right next door is Albert and Victoria, an enchanting independent store where the owner, Melissa Langford, designs (and makes!) the clothing with the help of a few employees. Florals and knits feature heavily, its pink walls and puffy sleeves like a boho Marie Antoinette movie set. “I didn't study [making clothes]. I learnt at my grandmother's knee,” Langford says. “I like the idea of strip shopping; I liked being away from all of the big obvious stores. It's a lovely opportunity for small boutiques, and this is much more a discovery thing."

locals and tourists enjoying everything the market has to offer. Fruit and veg stores, delis, butchers, retail, cafes, takeaway food and more – take a tram to enjoy a crisp morning here and don’t forget to pick up the famously delicious dim sims.

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HOW TO GET THERE \ One-hour parking along Bridport Street and on side streets. Catch the 96 tram to Albert Park Station or the No. 1 to Merton Street-Dundas Place.

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ust launched by award-winning developers Cbus Property and Sterling Global, this development is a private, elevated enclave of 39 residences tiering up the north face of Como Hill by the Yarra River. Designed by renowned architects Carr to blend perfectly with its riverside setting, Como Terraces comprises four two-bedroom residences, 34 threebedroom residences and one four-bedroom residence. They are spread across eight individual buildings on the former site of Saint Cloud, once South Yarra’s largest private land holding. Envisioned as secluded sanctuaries, each residence is oriented for privacy and to maximise views of the extensive landscaping, the Yarra and city skyline beyond. More than half of the 7000-square-metre terraced site is dedicated to curated botanical gardens. A landscaped grand central stairway, dubbed the Spanish Steps, leads from the entrance to a collection of shared spaces and on to meadowstyle gardens at the summit. ● LIZ McLACHLAN

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Swiss-made V-ZUG appliances;

and continues to a communal

Two-bedroom $2.3m-$2.7m;

layouts can include integrated

garden at the site’s summit.

Three-bedroom $3.3m-$6.3m;

fireplaces, baths, built-in bars,

Concierge services include

Four-bedroom on request

separate laundries and home

laundry, dog walking, key

offices. Ground level residences

services, car detailing, floristry,

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benefit from lush private

private chefs and car services.

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LOCATION \ Directly opposite the Yarra River and the Main Yarra Trail, a three-minute walk from Como Park and 3.8 kilometres from the CBD. Also nearby: Chapel Street, Toorak Road, South Yarra Station, Melbourne High, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

St Catherine’s and Melbourne Girls’ Grammar. ●

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FEATURE HOUSE KEW \ 2 RIVER RETREAT 4

Studley Park’s towering eucalypts have a way of secluding the lucky few who actually live among them – and that includes the residents of this tiny cul-de-sac right on the Yarra. It was here in the 1990s that architect Nicholas Day conceived a house that would bring the elegance of executive living to a site that embraced the rugged wilderness. Hence, this three-storey abode, built of creamy Mount Gambier sandstone on an elevated allotment with a river view. At its rear is a cascading garden, with six timber terraces and a patio above a terrace worthy of a Tuscan villa. This house deserves a lively teenage family – like the kids who’ve grown up here during the present owners’ 23-year tenure. Close to private schools and with easy access to Studley Park, Kew Junction and the city, there’s heaps of scope for free-ranging adventures. The design is zoned for good times at all ages. Along with formal living and dining rooms, there’s a first-floor retreat and a terrace overlooking the Yarra – just right for languid afternoons of binge-watching and sky-gazing. The house is artfully angled toward the north-east, yet makes the most of the westerly river outlook. At the front is the parquet living room, handsome in silk taffeta curtains with a Rinnai gas log fireplace. The adjacent dining room has french doors to the north-facing, colonnaded terrace. The kitchen is spectacular in black marble with gold and white streaks. Appliances include two Gaggenau ovens and a gas-induction cooktop. The adjacent laundry – also in black marble – has an office nook.

FINAL WORD

Hosts with the most will admire the parquet family room, warmed by a gas log fireplace and with three pairs of french

“ONE OF VERY FEW HOUSES WITH RIVER ACCESS OFF THE YARRA BOULEVARD,

doors to the terrace. A fourth set leads to a side courtyard. A

THIS NICHOLAS DAY DESIGN OFFERS COUNTRY LIVING ONLY TWO MINUTES

study and powder room complete the ground floor.

FROM KEW JUNCTION AND SIX PRIVATE SCHOOLS.” LLOYD LAWTON – AGENT

Upstairs, a carpeted retreat leads to two double bedrooms with wardrobes. The skylit marble main bathroom has a bath and shower. Bedroom three has a desk. The main bedroom has a dressing room and a marble twin en suite with a shower. The basement is dominated by the triple garage, but there is potential to include a home theatre and wine store. ● ALISON BARCLAY property@domainreview.com.au Agent: Jellis Craig, Lloyd Lawton 0403 229 433 Price: $3.5 million-$3.75 million Auction: 11am, July 31

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KEW \ 116 SACKVILLE STREET 4

lines. Extensively renovated, there are

SOUTH YARRA \

white stone kitchen, with its island, butler’s

large living, dining, family and meals areas

1401/77 RIVER STREET

pantry and three Miele ovens, makes

downstairs, plus an executive study and laundry. Upstairs, two of the four bedrooms

an efficient backdrop. Level 15 is given

to two spacious bedrooms (main with

Only five kilometres from the CBD, with

share a full-width north balcony. There’s

heritage mansions galore and a plethora

also ducted heating, alarm, video intercom

If eagles could acquire human form and

twin en suite) that open to a wraparound terrace. The central bathroom has a free-

of private schools, leafy Kew is one of

and 6000-litre rainwater tanks and for the

take a city pad, this would be it. A grand

standing bath. ● ALISON BARCLAY

Melbourne’s blue-chip suburbs. Within

cars, there’s automatic gates and a double

room with a 270-degree view, flanked

that, Sackville Ward is considered the

carport. ● JOANNE BROOKFIELD

by terraces north and south, makes this

most prestigious locale, which is where

two-level apartment an extraordinary eye

you’ll find this four-bedroom family home.

in the sky above the Como precinct. The

Unlike the Victorians and Edwardians the

15-metre living-dining area has full-length

neighbourhood is known for, this architect-

Agent: Kay & Burton Hawthorn,

glazing at which to gaze endlessly at

Agent: Kay & Burton,

designed oasis, set among landscaped

Sam Wilkinson 0400 169 148

mountains and city lights. Oak floorboards,

Grant Samuel 0403 132 095

front and rear gardens on a 711-square-

Price: $4.2 million-$4.6 million

a stone bar and oodles of neat cabinetry

Price: $2.7 million-$2.95 million

metre allotment, has more contemporary

Auction: 2pm, July 24

ensure perpetual calm for minimalists. The

Private sale

CAMBERWELL \

looks, and there’s a thoughtful attention

TOORAK \ 56 HEYINGTON PLACE

presented, and freshly painted and

26 HARTWELL HILL ROAD

to indoor-outdoor flow; even the laundry has its own little deck. Chefs will enjoy the

carpeted, a renovation would maximise

spacious stone kitchen, Miele appliances

the aspect of its north-east outdoor entertaining and garden space, suggests

and butler’s pantry. Two main bedroom

Close to some of Melbourne’s elite

agent Fiona Counsel. The property also

Right on the Anniversary Trail and walkable

suites – one upstairs, one down – allow

schools is this solid-brick town residence.

has an auto gate, internally accessed

from Hartwell station, this Georgian-

for a multigeneration household. There are

Positioned on the corner of a court and

garage and two additional car parking

style manor is an impeccable base for

two double garages, the rear one with lane

surrounded by hedges, there’s privacy,

spaces. ● JOANNE BROOKFIELD

busy families. The two-storey house is

access. ● ALISON BARCLAY

space and natural light. Inside, an

noteworthy for its living areas. A cosy

entrance foyer with dark timber floors

central lounge (gas log fireplace), open-

leads to a living room with separate dining

plan living and dining, a covered garden

and a modern kitchen with breakfast bar,

terrace and a first-floor retreat offer ample

Agent: Marshall White,

while upstairs there are three bedrooms,

Agent: Marshall White Stonnington,

room for all ages to entertain their friends

Robert Le 0409 877 851

the main with en suite and a shared

Fiona Counsel 0409 516 916

in style. Oak floorboards and fully tiled

Price: $3.5 million-$3.8 million

second bathroom, plus a study nook with

Price: $2.4 million-$2.64 million

bathrooms ensure contemporary good

Auction: 11.30am, July 24

west-facing balcony. While immaculately

Auction: 10.30am, July 24

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DIRECTORY ADDRESS

AGENT PAGE

ADDRESS

AGENT PAGE

ASHBURTON

306 Glenferrie Rd

Marshall White 24

3/39 Solway St

56 Dixon St

Marshall White 30

Marshall White 33

Jellis Craig 38

63 Balwyn Rd

Marshall White 36

CAMBERWELL

9 Albert St

Jellis Craig 39

11 Pine Ave

Marshall White 26

GLEN IRIS Jellis Craig 40

49 Vincent St

HAWTHORN Jellis Craig 42

2 Osborne Crt

HAWTHORN EAST Jellis Craig 42

1-3 Molesworth St

KEW Jellis Craig 41

2 River Retreat

MALVERN Belle Property 23

Marshall White 27

MIDDLE PARK 273 Danks St

35 Ave Rd

26 Wheatland Rd

MALVERN EAST

BALWYN

1 & 2/112 Gordon St

MIDDLE PARK \ 24 McGREGOR STREET

Marshall White 25

RICHMOND 39 Lyndhurst St

Marshall White 37

5 Goodwin St

Marshall White 31

SOUTH YARRA 24 Moore St

Marshall White 28

Residence 3, 18 Chambers St

Marshall White 34

4/1 Marne St

Marshall White 36

TOORAK 16 Canterbury Rd

Marshall White 29

56 Heyington Plc

Marshall White 32

Agent: Belle Property, David Wood 0418 315 114

3/9 Hopetoun Rd

Marshall White 35

Price: $3.5 million-$3.8 million

* LISTINGS PROVIDED BY CAMPAIGNTRACK

Auction: 1pm, July 24

GREG HOCKING HOLDSWORTH

192 Napier Street, South Melbourne Premium Emerald Hill with city views. Light-filled open-plan living and dining, opening out to a large north-facing balcony with a fabulous city vista. Well-proportioned modern kitchen with oversized Smeg gas cooktop. Inviting master suite. Separate lounge, easy-care courtyard gardens. Two more bedrooms with built in robes and a fresh bathroom plus concealed laundry. Walk-down wine cellar, splitsystems and hydronic heating, single garage and off-street parking (plus workshop) via right of way. Albert Park College zone.

Albert Park 8644 5500 22

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Contact Agent Sat 7th Aug at 1.30pm See website for details Warwick Gardiner 0438 308 555 Greg Hocking 0418 329 961 Mack Burgoine 0439 464 625

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4a 2b 1v

MALVERN 26 Wheatland Road An unwavering attention to detail combined with an uncompromised level of on-trend finishes delivers a spectacular family setting in this flawlessly renovated and extended 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home. Featuring stunning open living/dining, sitting room, culinary kitchen, fitted office, alfresco deck and garden. Leaving nothing to be desired, a tantalizing lifestyle awaits.

AUCTION Saturday August 7 at 1:30pm VIEW See website for details

Sam Inan 0433 076 999 Adam Joske 0414 337 979 Maria Hunt 0413 187 188

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63 Balwyn Road Balwyn An incredibly rare opportunity, the Chorley Wood apartment block rests on a flat allotment of prime Balwyn real estate measuring 30.3m X 80.6m approx. with no Heritage restriction. All six of the existing two bedroom apartments are now offered together, with a combined rental return of $80,000 per annum approx. providing a solid income while finalising future plans. Perfectly sited, it provides an exciting range of potential redevelopment options (STCA) for your consideration.

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Auction Saturday 7th August at 2pm Inspect Thurs 12.00-12.30pm & Sat 11.00-11.30am Land 2442 sqm approx. Nick O'Halloran 0430 345 086 Isabella Lu 0420 702 310 Balwyn 9810 5000

a 6b 8c

35 Avenue Road Camberwell Hidden beyond an understated façade lies a new frontier in family space and luxury. One of the most impressive in this picturesque street on the Junction edge, this outstanding 5 bedroom/3 bathroom home features a stunning big kitchen and beautifully zoned living and entertaining areas overlooking north garden terraces designed for all-year-round enjoyment. Includes 2 ensuite bedrooms, study and upper rumpus room.

a 3b 4c 3d 1e

Auction Sat, 7th Aug at 11:00am Inspect Thu 12.00-12.30pm & Sat 2.00-2.30pm Land 806sqm approx Lloyd Lawton 0403 229 433 Jonathon O'Donoghue 0412 745 707 Hawthorn 9810 5000

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49 Vincent Street Glen Iris Exuding charm and elegance, this immaculate three to four bedroom residence boasts generous dimensions that effortlessly cater to every stage of family life. Abundant in natural light, impeccably zoned living spaces open out to a sundrenched alfresco zone with natural gas barbecue and pool, while a sleek kitchen boasts premium appliances and considered storage. Includes ensuite main, formal living and dining, study, laundry, heating/cooling and parking for several vehicles.

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Auction Inspect Land Charles Boyd Kellie O'Neill Armadale

a 2b 4c 2d 1e

Saturday 31st July at 1pm Thursday & Saturday 12-12.30pm 641 sqm approx. 0402 275 485 0414 652 231 9864 5000

2 River Retreat Kew Set amidst the breathtaking flora and fauna that inspired Australia’s most renowned artists, this outstanding Nicholas Day designed 4 bedroom/2 bathroom home offers an unforgettable lifestyle in a Studley Park cul-de-sac riverside of the Boulevard. Live and entertain throughout expansive living areas, Gaggenau kitchen, fitted study and retreats for parents and children, all with the Yarra and bushland beauty as backdrop

Auction Inspect Lloyd Lawton Richard Earle Hawthorn

a 2b 3c 2d 1e

Sat, 31st Jul at 11:00am Thu 1.00-1.30pm & Sat 1:00-1:30pm 0403 229 433 0418 564 168 9810 5000

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2 Osborne Court Hawthorn 5

a 3b 4c 4d 1e

Rising up over three levels with lift, this stunning contemporary home offers large and luxurious accommodation that culminates in an entertainer’s rooftop where spectacular CBD skyline views form the shimmering backdrop to life’s most exciting events. Includes multiple living and alfresco areas, top floor master bedroom with WIR/ensuite and retreat, cellar, cultural landscaped garden, remote double garage with workshop. Auction Inspect Land Campbell Ward Greg Toogood Hawthorn

Sat 31 Jul 11:00am Thurs 12-12:30pm & Sat 11-11:30am 530sqm approx. 0402 124 939 0418 385 440 9810 5000

1-3 Molesworth Street Hawthorn East 8

a 4b 4c

Establishing a prime opportunity for a prestige investment on an attractive cul de sac, this extremely rare collection of four generous Art Deco apartments on approximately 740 sqm represents potential for full scale renovation, extension or complete reconfiguration if desired (STCA). Wide and elevated street frontage, and four separate strata titles underscore the prospects. Auburn station, Village and Glenferrie Road are easily accessible. Auction Inspect Land Peter Lloyd Kevin O'Brien Campbell Ward Hawthorn

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Saturday 7th August at 10am Thursday & Saturday 10-10.30am 740 sqm approx. 0413 382 874 0447 008 000 0402 124 939 9810 5000

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