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an you feel it? There’s a frisson in the air C as the city counts down to the AFL grand final. It’s not just the excitement about who

will claim this year’s flag, but also the sense that we’re on the verge of something. It’s almost time to put away the footy scarves and break out the fascinators. Hello spring! This year there’s an extra whiff of new beginnings in the ether as the AFL prepares to launch its national women’s league in 2017. It’s a seismic shift in the game that helps define our city and the early signs are good. When the teaser Women’s All-Stars match was televised earlier this month, it was watched by more viewers than any other AFL game this home and away season. In celebration of footy’s brave new female focus, we invited five of the code’s most influential women into the TWR studio for a photo shoot and a chat about what they love – and don’t love – about the game and what they’d like to change. It makes fascinating reading. ●

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Daisy Pearce \ Captain of the Melbourne Football Club When did you first fall in love with footy? I grew up in a footy-mad family. I had a brother either side of me and my dad, who were all heavily involved in our local club, Bright Football Club, in north-east Victoria. I started playing Auskick when I was about six. Many of the paintings and drawings that used to come home from primary school were all very much about footy. I was obsessed with footy cards and footy stickers. Fondest footy moment? I love any time you see young people inspired to play the game. Or you see something click for them where they either feel like they belong or can play the game. Since I became an AFL ambassador, and working at Melbourne Footy Club, I enjoy getting out to schools and kids’ clinics and seeing young people pick up the game, particularly now that the girls’ game is getting a bigger profile. To see them have female role models is pretty inspiring and it’s something I’m really proud to have been a part of. Worst footy moment? There were times when I thought I’d have to stop playing; that was tough. I had to play junior football with the boys because there was no girls’ competition. When I got to the end of under 13s, I thought I’d have to stop because that was the rule. My dad argued with the league and they overturned it so I could continue to play through to under 15s. When I reached the under 15s I thought I wouldn’t be able to continue playing. That’s when I moved to Melbourne and discovered the women’s league. Are you excited about the advent of the women’s league next year? It’s a really important step in making the AFL more attractive and accessible for women. It’s great that young girls can aspire to play in it from a young age. I think that’s exciting. And on a selfish level, I’m really excited to play in it as well; it’s a dream come true. ●

(MICHAEL RAYNER)

Susan Alberti \ Vice President of the Western Bulldogs Football Club

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Fondest footy moment? The redevelopment of the Whitten Oval. I played a very big role in that. It was an incredible achievement. We had to find $32 million in the west of Melbourne and that’s not an easy feat. Also when Tony Liberatore won the Brownlow Medal. I’d said all year that Tony was going to win and everybody said I was mad. I said, ‘He’s a guy who never ever gives up; he doesn’t have natural talent but he uses everything that he’s been given’. When he won the Brownlow, it was one of the happiest moments in my life. I bought his boots, which cost me an absolute squillion.

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With the national women’s league kicking off next February, PETER WILMOTH speaks to five of footy’s leading female influencers

When did you fall in love with footy? I was seven, so for 60 years I’ve loved football. I listened to it on the radio, because I was never allowed to go, with my ear against our big stereogram. My first game was at the then Western Oval. It was pretty ordinary, very muddy, very cold … but I loved it. The people were incredibly friendly and I immediately gravitated to the cheer squad because my dad, being a policeman, felt it was a safer environment. We always sat on the boundary, down the Geelong Road end. My favourite player was John Schultz because he was such a gentleman and such a good, clean player, and he was so polite. Then in 1960 he won the Brownlow Medal.

Are you excited about the advent of the women’s league? I’ve only been waiting for this for 50 years. I played for the Footscray Cheer Squad team, with the boys. On the Sunday we used to get our cheer squads together and we’d play against one another. I played for about three years until I was 15, maybe even a bit longer. I had to play against boys and I hung up my boots at 15 because there was nowhere to play with girls. That’s why I’m so excited. Is the AFL still a boys’ club? Look, I do not have a problem. If I can speak on behalf of my own club, I’m treated with absolute respect. It’s a fair environment. We’re three women on a board of nine. I really believe things are changing, the AFL has changed, and I think things are changing. ●

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Peta Searle \ Assistant forward line coach at St Kilda Football Club, first female coach in the AFL Fondest footy moment? Footy lends itself to so many good opportunities. There’s the five flags [won] at Darebin; working with [Port Melbourne coach] Gary Ayres. I’m really proud to be part of St Kilda Football Club, which is strong on inclusiveness and diversity and accepting people for who they are. One of my biggest moments is I’ve really loved being a good role model for my daughter, who’s nine, and my son, who’s six. What’s the biggest improvement in footy in the past 10 years? Off the field I love the fact that the AFL has taken more responsibility and opened up the game to all issues. The Pride Game, for example. It’s understanding the influence it has on society and doing something about it. We’re developing footballers but we’re also developing people.

stadiums. To go to Adelaide Oval now, you honestly are proud to be Australian. Metricon on the Gold Coast is a fabulous little stadium … Ditto the SCG now it’s been revamped, and Geelong, and obviously the MCG. We’ve got the best stadiums in the world. Is the AFL still a boys’ club? I don’t think you can change the culture just by your key executive appointments or by creating a national women’s league because there’s still a lot of influential people in the AFL who see it as largely an all-male domain. The AFL has always struggled with their relationship with women, but they’ve always treated them with respect at an executive and corporate level. The clubs have led the way in that … but we’ve got a long way to go.

Fondest footy moment? One that actually brought me to tears was when Sydney won the flag in 2005. Even though I’m not a Sydney supporter, I started writing about footy full-time the year of all their controversy when South Melbourne was moving up to Sydney. I have followed the Swans through all their various disasters and incarnations over a few decades, and when Paul Roos got up with that cup and said to all the South Melbourne supporters who’d waited 72 years for this, ‘Here it is’ … he could not have made a better speech, it’s still my favourite acceptance speech.

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Is the AFL still a boys’ club? I think both Gill [McLachlan] and the AFL Commission have been really strong advocates in that space. You can see it in the younger generation coming through; they’re very open, they’re very respectful and they embrace women in different roles. But there’s still work to be done in clubs and leagues and communities in terms of unconscious bias. ●

Worst footy moment? There were a lot of moments during 2013 where I questioned my love for the game. The way Essendon handled the supplements revelations and what they’d done to those boys, in terms of the physical experimentation and needles, and the off-site treatments – drugs they still don’t know what they are. And then the utter refusal by the key players involved to take responsibility was, as a journalist and a football lover, the most disappointed I’ve been in the game. Biggest improvement in the past 10 years? It’s been the way the AFL has got together with governments and built these magnificent

(MICHAEL RAYNER)

When did you fall in love with footy? I’ve been going to Moorabbin to watch the Saints since I was in a bassinet. Later I got the cardboard boxes from the bar and slid down the hills. After the game [Saints legend] Trevor Barker used to carry me on his shoulders around the social club rooms. My parents were members all their lives so I was born into it.

When did you fall in love with footy? It wasn’t at a game but in my back garden in Armadale when I was seven. It was 1967, Richmond had won its first premiership in 24 years. I got home from a friend’s house and Fred Swift and “Bull” Richardson [Matthew Richardson’s late dad] were in our back garden. My father was a board member but not president at the time. The rest of the players had gone, and they were the last men standing. They were sitting on these white wooden chairs and my brother and sister were there and I joined in. They basically sat us on their knees and sang the Mickey Mouse Club song and then the Richmond theme song to us. I still remember the sun going down, a beautiful sort of spring evening. Richmond had won the premiership and there was this feeling of how special and amazing this was.

How can the AFL improve things for women? They need to introduce quotas at every level because that’s the only way the game has ever really made inroads. I’m not saying there should be an equal number of women coaches or managers or recruiters, but the AFL has to show leadership here. When their first woman commissioner [Sam Mostyn] was basically forced on to them, no male would stand aside so they ended up having to extend the commission; there was a quota-type move. I finally got in as a member of the Melbourne Cricket Club with my mum and sister in 1982 and that was because a quota system was introduced whereby women were allowed to jump the queue and come in on guest passes. That was a massive social change and I still think [former premier] John Cain doesn’t get recognised enough for that. So the quota system works. Nearly every club now has two women on their board. There should be more. Boards are far better because of it. The AFL has to show leadership, and although they have two women on their executive for the first time, there needs, in the next two years, to be four. It’s not good enough that we have only two women commissioners. We need to get that number up to three or four over the next two years. The next AFL chairman – if Mike Fitzpatrick is serious about reform – will be a woman. ●

“the next AFL chairman – if mike fitzpatrick is serious about reform – will be a woman” – Caroline wilson

(MICHAEL RAYNER)

Peggy O’Neal \ President of Richmond Football Club How long have you loved footy? I moved to Richmond in 1991. The first game I went to was a Melbourne-Richmond game. The Southern Stand had just opened so I think it was ’93. It was an April afternoon and beautiful. Richmond lost. I’d listened to it on the radio before, but seeing it live and on a beautiful April afternoon in a new stand was fantastic. Have you ever questioned your love of the game? No, I don’t think I ever question it. When I was approached to

go on the board, a friend said, ‘You’ve got to worry it doesn’t take the romance out of football because you’ll know more’. When the season starts every year, I think, ‘No, the romance is still there and the stuff that goes on between doesn’t really matter’ – because the enduring love of the game is so good.

I think there’s still a lot to be done by all of us in getting women into leadership roles. You look around and there are lots of men there. But I don’t think that’s necessarily the way it’s going to be in future. I’m always treated with respect. And, coming from the law, I’m used to being the only woman in the room.

What has been the biggest improvement in footy in the past 10 years? We’ve seen a more open, inclusive culture. Clubs have done so much to find a place for new Australians and for the original Australians and those who haven’t played the game before but now have the opportunity to do so. The clubs have jumped at the chance to make it everybody’s game and they are in a position to do such good for the community.

What does the AFL need to do to improve things for women? They need to tap into the pool of excellent qualified women out there and open the doors for jobs in executive roles because these well-qualified women who want a role in sports will go somewhere else otherwise. At Richmond we did a gender equity report and one of the things that came out was about recruiting policies. What we’d done at Richmond is to say that whenever we have one of those roles, we’d tell our recruiting agencies that “there must be women in the mix”. ● pwilmoth@theweeklyreview.com.au

Is the AFL still a boys’ club? The AFL has made the big push into women’s football but

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I’m hosting a barbecue on grand Q final day. What do you recommend for a diverse range of tastes?

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Let’s hope the weather holds out! A It wouldn’t be grand final day without a few beers and I’ve been

De Bortoli La Boheme Act Four Syrah Gamay, 2015 (Yarra Valley) $22; 14%

Logan Clementine Pinot Gris 2016 (Orange) $23; 13%

Fortitude Pacer IPA (Queensland) $3.50 (300ml); 2.8%

It’s all about the blend with the La Boheme range. Blueberries and dark cherries are the major aromas here, with strawberries and spice in support. It’s silky, energetic and nuanced – the sort of wine you feel you could drink a lot of and enjoy every sip. Its berry and spice flavours aren’t too full-on and its robust tannins are great with food. ●

Here’s a pink pinot gris – and one of the best going around right now. The colour is a light blush, which comes from the grape’s purple skins making contact with their juice during fermentation. Highly floral with citrus – think new-season mandarin – and honeysuckle, it’s textural and grippy, with fresh acid and a lengthy finish. ●

I’ve never been a fan of highly hopped, full-throttle IPA beers, but light beers packed with hops are an excellent thing. They really add the flavour that’s often missing in a light. Drink this from a glass to get the most out of its zesty citrus and caramel aromas, creamy smooth texture and bitter, hoppy flavours at the end of each sip. ●

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leaning towards mid-strength brews lately – they offer loads of refreshment and you can tuck into a few without getting into trouble before time-on in the second quarter. Wine-wise, riesling is relatively low in alcohol and offers great refreshment, pinot gris has the body to stand up to snacks often served at a barbecue and a wine with tannins is perfect for meats off the grill. ● GOT A QUESTION? EMAIL \

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BARGAIN BUY Yalumba Y Series Riesling 2015 (Barossa) $13; 12% There’s a lot of riesling in the Barossa, but it doesn’t always get the accolades it deserves. This is a fabulously floral example – all petals, minerals, quince and citrus – and just the thing for the spring air of a grand final barbecue. It’s really clean and delicious, with texture, minerality and loads of length. ● Enjoy with \ Fish tacos

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THE FOOD \ Asian fusion with a strong Thai presence. The menu includes plenty of seafood options (such as kingfish sashimi with green nam-jim and coconut cream), while the sweet and salty chicken with sweet potato satay and pickled vegetables is a modern take on meat and three veg. THE DRINK \ We recommend Straight from Bangkok, a passionfruit and lime soda concoction that turns purple once you add a shot of lime juice.

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This fresh approach to dining will add a spring to your step. ● JANE HONE

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eventy-five years old, straight-backed and sharp-eyed, Alan Han stares wistfully out the window of his corner shopfront on Johnston Street, humming along to Elvis Presley crooning from the stereo. He yearns for the ’50s and ’60s – a simpler time when there were no such things as mobile phones or “organic” food. This was also an era of great change for Singapore, one of the most densely populated countries in the world, a melting pot of cultures that expresses itself most profoundly in cuisine. The menu at Old Raffles Place deftly reflects Chinese, Malaysian, Indian and British influences, with dishes such as lobak – a juicy, five-spice-laced hawker-style Chiko Roll – and chai tow kway, smoky stir-fried cubes of turnip cake with kecap manis, sitting alongside Hainanese chicken rice, spicy laksa and teh tarik, a sweet “pulled” tea poured from a height to cool it down for easy drinking by the roadside. This is not the time to play it safe. If you see something you’ve never tried before, order it. By the time I get to black sesame pudding and sago in a retro bowl, I’m humming along too, entranced by the romance of a bygone age that will never feel old in this place. ● aliceinframes@theweeklyreview.com.au ● 68-70 Johnston Street, Collingwood ● 9417 4450 ● oldrafflesplace.com

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cooking and his ethos around what he cooks and how. Both are great dining spaces.

A DATE \ FRENCH SALOON in Hardware Lane around the corner from GARDEN STATE has a quality-produce-driven menu by Todd Moses; the wine list and staff are super-friendly too.

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A FANCY DINNER \ AMICONI in West Melbourne – a really authentic, traditional Italian restaurant that has

EATING \ Simon Johnson’s deep-fried shallots will set you back about four times the price of a cheaper pack, but the return on investment is infinite. Add to salads, soups, curries or straight into your mouth (if you don’t plan on making contact with other humans any time soon that is). ● COOKING \ Even though morels look like they’ve come straight from Middle Earth, they’re actually one of the most refined mushrooms you’ll come across, and a little goes a long way. Slice finely and warm through butter before pouring the lot over seafood or chicken. ● READING \\ I’ve been holding out for Darren Purchese’s Lamingtons & Lemon Tart (Hardie Grant) for what feels like years! I love that he gives away some of his hit recipes from Burch & Purchese, confident in the knowledge that we’ll probably end up back at his Chapel Street shopfront anyway. ● PRACTISING \\ We all know I’m no pro but I asked my mate Ewen to show me a few tricks for food photography in between his international engagements; it’s made such a difference! “Shoot the light,” he says. ● ewenbell.com

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stood the test of time. It is run by a talented chef who offers a very friendly, hospitable restaurant with technical cooking that you can’t help but admire. A BIG GROUP \ That’s a really tough one – Melbourne has so many great group dining experiences that it’s hard to choose just one. In Flinders Lane alone you can’t go past CHIN CHIN, SUPERNORMAL or CODA for a great selection of shared dishes. ●

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THE CROWD \ Solo diners sit at the bar, couples meet for a date and a mother wanders in with her children.

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ou can take Melbourne out of the grand final, but you can’t take the grand final out of Melbourne. Certainly, there’s no other sporting event – not even the Melbourne Cup – that seems to truly define our city. In recognition of the big day’s impact, the AFL last year launched the Foxtel Footy Festival. This four-day celebration brought a quarter of a million people to the lawns around the MCG. This year is expected to be bigger. Danielle Bleazby, director of events for the AFL, is the brains behind the festival. She says the featured activities are designed to lure a wide range of folk (even, unthinkably, non-footy fans). “It’s a great opportunity for family and friends to come down, find a whole lot of giveaways and activities, and just join in that great atmosphere that is Melbourne and football,” Danielle says.” In putting the festival together, she’s been keen to showcase the best of our fine city to interstate visitors. “What we’ve seen with the Perth clubs is they come in on the Wednesday or Thursday and are looking for stuff to do that will enhance their experience of grand final week. So we have some great restaurants

involved, such as Estelle, Biggie Smalls and Lady Carolina, showing off the great multicultural food that is Melbourne.” Visitors will have the chance to try pop-up bars and restaurants, and vote on special football-themed dishes created by some of Melbourne’s best chefs. There will also be plenty of activities for kids, with free films and stalls from Nickelodeon and Disney. The Toyota AFL Grand Final Live site will feature green screens to put you on the field, alongside a chance to try your hand (or voice) at commentating. Fans can have their photos taken with trophies and players from the past, as part of a display of every Premier Cup in existence. To top it all, local hip hop star Illy will be giving a free concert on Grand Final Eve. Of course, the centrepiece of proceedings will be the annual parade, expected to bring 150,000 marchers to the festival main stage. ● mbartlett@theweeklyreview.com.au » 2016 Foxtel Footy Festival September 28 – October 1, Yarra Park, free » afl.com.au/footy-festival

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MISS PEREGRINE’S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN FILM When something monstrous walks into young Jake’s life, he sets off in search of a magical orphanage once home to his grandfather. Said orphanage is a refuge for kids with mysterious powers, presided over by Miss Peregrine (Eva Green). There’s a lot to recommend in this new fantasy adventure – the young adult novel on which it’s based is rightly praised and more Eva Green is always a good thing. And yet, it’s hard to get past director Tim Burton’s cloying style. ■ Opens September 29. Rated CTC, 127 minutes, foxmovies.com/movies/missperegrines-home-for-peculiar-children + WATCH \ Trailer + READ \ Myke’s review

SPEAK LESS THAN YOU KNOW Beethoven meets the Bard for this musical tour through the composer’s complex character. Reading from Ludwig’s letters and memoirs, Shakespearean actor John Bell conjures a lover and a philanderer, a child prodigy who suffered at the hands of an abusive father and a genius with a boundless capacity for wonder at the beauty of the world. Tinalley String Quartet will play movements from Beethoven’s opuses. ■ October 4, 7.30pm. Melbourne Recital Centre. Cost: $30-$50. melbournerecital.com.au

ITALIAN JEWELS: BULGARI STYLE Spectacular jewels and screen gems are the focus of this glittering new display from the Bulgari Heritage Collection. Taking pride of place are pieces from cinema’s Dolce Vita period of the 1950s and ’60s, when Rome was a Hollywood hotspot – with a series of epics such as Ben-Hur and Cleopatra being filmed at the city’s famous Cinecitta Studios. Bulgari creations worn by Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Kelly and Anita Ekberg will be on show alongside classic film snaps and footage. ■ NGV International, opens September 30, free, ngv.vic.gov.au

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CITY CALM DOWN These Melbourne rockers return to their home town for the victory lap of their national tour. The foursome have sold out dates across the country following the release of their debut LP In A Restless House – not to mention selling out some massive UK gigs after NME gave them two thumbs up. Musically, they recall the stadium-filling synth-pop of The Killers. ■ September 28, 7.30pm. 170 Russell (formerly Billboard). Cost: $30 citycalmdown.com ● + WATCH \ Border On Control trailer

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I N YO U R N E I G H B O U R H O O D important funds for Danny Green’s Stop The Coward Punch campaign. Organisers are aiming to raise $20,000 while creating a safe and fun environment. ■ September 30, 9pm. Prince Bandroom, 29 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda. Tickets: $34.70. Inquiries: princebandroom.com.au

CIRCUS BY A THREAD CIRCUS SHOW This is a circus act with a twist. Not only will the acrobats be using rope to wrap around their bodies and suspend themselves from the ceiling, they’ll be interacting with each other while they do it, with one performer’s actions affecting others. The show, featuring some of Australia’s best emerging circus artists, will be an interesting commentary on how we relate and connect to one another. ■ September 30 and October 1, 6.30-7.30pm. Gasworks Theatre, corner Graham and Pickles streets, Albert Park. Tickets: standard $27; concession $23. gasworks.org.au

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COPPELIA MATINEE It’s never too early to acquaint your children with culture and the Australian Ballet can help. Get along to this special one-hour performance of Coppelia, which will see the magical story made even more enjoyable for kids through narration and interaction with the audience. Children are encouraged to dress in a ballet or fairytale theme. ■ September 30, noon. The Palais Theatre, 12 Lower Esplanade, St Kilda. Cost: $60-$95 Inquiries: palaistheatre.net.au TERRARIUM WORKSHOP Learn about ecosystems while

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creating your own terrarium at this workshop aimed at children aged 8-12 and seniors. The workshop will tie in with artist Annemieke Mein’s exhibition, Habitat (at The Gallery at the Bayside Arts and Cultural Centre from September 24 to November 6), which is all about the environment. ■ September 29, 10.30am-noon. Brighton Town Hall, corner of Carpenter and Wilson streets, Brighton. Cost: $17. Inquiries: 9261 7111 or bayside.vic.gov.au PUBLISH ME WORKSHOP If you’re worried your child’s brain might turn a little mushy during the school holidays, book them in for this fun and stimulating two-hour workshop. Children aged between 6 and 12 can learn how to write and illustrate their own origami-folded book with artist Lisa Gardiner from Kids’ Own Publishing, with cues from the gallery’s exhibiting artist Samuel Tupou. ■ September 28, 1-3pm. Linden New Art, 26 Acland Street, St Kilda. Cost: $18. lindenarts.org ● COMPILED BY JANE HONE

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The Wrong Girl \ Ten, September 28, 8.30pm tenplay.com.au/channel-ten/the-wrong-girl Lily (Jessica Marais) is a hard-working TV producer with a knack for making bad decisions. In one night, she manages to destroy her friendship with bestie Pete and offend the handsome celebrity chef she’s supposed to be recruiting for her breakfast show. There’s no getting around the debt to Bridget Jones, but both cast and script are strong enough and funny enough (Jessica the perfect mix of nous and disaster) for this to be a hit in its own right. ● + WATCH \ Trailer

+ Fight Like A Girl by Clementine Ford, Allen and Unwin, $29.99 allenandunwin.com.au + The Hate Race by Maxine Beneba-Clarke, Hachette, $32.99 hachette.com.au The memoir boom continues with this twin set from two superb local writers. Both books are designed to pack a punch. Maxine Beneba-Clarke’s poetic and powerful Hate Race offers a window into the casual racism people of colour experience. In Fight Like A Girl Clementine Ford issues a rallying cry for disempowered women. ● + READ \ Myke’s interview with Maxine Beneba-Clarke + WIN \ A copy of The Hate Race thanks to Andrew’s Books Ivanhoe.

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Banks \ The Altar (EMI) hernameisbanks.com The much-awaited second album for American singer Banks feels like a cousin of sorts to Adele’s 21. Like that chart-breaking HEAR record, The Altar deals with a painful break-up. But unlike Adele, Banks couches her heartbreak in minimalist dance-flavoured pop. This stripped-back approach is sometimes tender and raw, sometimes fierce and defiant. ● + WATCH \ Gemini Feed

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“You know Beyonce’s song, Single Ladies? For so long I thought the lyrics were, ‘I own a singlet; I own a singlet.’ And I was like, good for you.”

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For a healthy lunch? Dundas & Fausett. I love the roast pumpkin and feta salad.

A tennis coach and former state tennis player, 34-year-old Kate Sheahan has just been drafted to play for Collingwood For some me time? next year in the National Women’s Sitting at Truman with the paper League. “It’s the chance to live out a and enjoying a delicious coffee. lifelong dream that I never thought was possible,” says Kate. For a head-turning new outfit? She has lived in Middle Park Seed in the main street. I can’t wait for four years and loves that her for Country Road to open, too. “I am at six-year-old son, Will, can safely msac every ride his bike along the quiet, For a pick-me-up when day & then flat streets. feeling blue? The beach for a quick dip. the beach” Where do you go for a workout? I love MSAC. I am there every day For a sneaky takeaway? and then at the beach for recovery. Ragazzi. It’s quick and easy traditional Italian food from a family-owned For some serious pampering? business, and Will loves the fries. My hairdresser, Studio3 in Port We literally go there sometimes just for Melbourne. Mel sees me a few times the fries! ● JANE HONE a week. It’s my down time. Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre 30 Aughtie Drive, Albert Park. 9926 1555 ● Studio3 Hair + Make-Up 387 Bay Street, Port Melbourne. 0433 274 388 ● Dundas & Fausett 111 Dundas Place, Albert Park. 9645 5155 ● Truman Cafe 381 Montague Street, Albert Park. 9077 1372 ● Seed Heritage 172-174 Bridport Street, Albert Park. 9690 8105 ● Ragazzi Restaurant 165 Mills Street, Middle Park. 9686 6777

TELL ME ABOUT YOUR HAIR I do it myself and I change the colour all the time. I work in a corporate environment so it helps me still feel like me. ●

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The culture, the richness, the friendliness of the people and the multicultural diversity. We could definitely move here from Queensland! ●

Jazz, hip hop and acro, which is like acrobatics. I’m going to teach acro now. I’ve been teaching for five years. ●

Vavoom Emporium 288 St Kilda Road, St Kilda 1300 577 079 Emporium is the right word – this store provides loads of options. It specialises in industrial style, French provincial, bone inlay and mirrored furniture.

Apt Living 5 Union Street, South Melbourne 9043 7190 Who says you can’t have nice things in a small space? This little gem sells furniture for apartment homes.

Lilly & Lolly 61 Cardigan Place, Albert Park 9690 9926 These guys stock cool kids’ furniture. Think Scandinavian-inspired bunk beds and carefully crafted bookcases.

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We try AERIAL HOOPS & SILKS CLASS The promise A one-hour introduction to the high-flying world of aerial hoops and silks.

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The pay-off The satisfaction of nailing some new and dynamic moves. The pain factor Naturally, my arms hurt a little the next day and I notice a few interesting bruises on my body. Who should do it? Those looking for a different kind of whole-body strength and flexibility workout. The bill Casual classes are $22 and eight-week courses start at $215.

WOULD I DO IT AGAIN?

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The reality As I walk in, the place strikes me as a ballet studio with attitude. The NeverEnding Story theme song is playing while girls from previous class are doing the splits – as a cool-down – and others are practising on the poles. I move to the back of the space, where the hoops and silks hang from the ceiling. I’m keen to hang upside down but our teacher, Liz, takes us through some warm-up exercises and safety instructions first. We do leg stretches, push-ups and abdominal work on the floor, and then chin-ups. The necessity for all of this becomes apparent when we finally move on to silks: it’s all about upper-body strength. Liz demonstrates a “French climb” on the silk, which turns out to be much harder than it looks, followed by a “Russian climb”. It’s a fun and giggly affair trying to loop our legs around to create a foothold and then pull ourselves up the rope using the strength of our arms. It’s also very rewarding when we finally get the hang of it. We then move to the hanging hoops, where we jump-lift ourselves up and hook our legs through to then dangle

upside-down. Finally, we perch ourselves in the hoops in a pretty rest pose known as the “tweety”.

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Who’s behind the counter? Owners Jason and Janine McIver were pulled into the pet industry when their much-loved dog passed away. After they were told their dog had 12 hours to live, the couple turned to homeopathics and kept her alive for another 16 months. “She’s left a legacy for us to push and develop and provide cleaner foods – real foods – or we’ll end up hearing a lot more sad stories,” says Jason. “We’re going to educate people.” What’s in store? From meals and treats to homeopathic flea treatments and natural shampoo, the store (which opened this month) stocks only the best quality products in the pet industry. You will find, for example, fresh kangaroo meat prepared each week specifically for the store. “We grill each supplier meticulously, demanding transparency and integrity. If we can’t get the answers, we won’t stock it,” says Jason. Janine says vets are noticing a difference in the animals that come in. “That spring in their step. They say they see a different animal – much calmer, with more stable moods,” she says.

Our pick This cute Pet Pop is a go-to product for any sick pet. Containing goat milk powder, slippery elm bark, keffir, coconut oil and less than three per cent sugar, it’s a great source of probiotics. And nd humans can eat them! Cost: $4.95

Who’s buying? There are those who are sick of paying outrageous vet bills, those who have been recommended to the store after chatting to pet owners in parks, and those buying treats for neighbours’ or friends’ pets. ● JANE HONE

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ampton is known by locals as Bayside’s “hidden treasure” for its vibrant village and extensive beachfront stretching from Green Point to Sandringham Yacht Club. Littlewood, a boutique development of 27 luxury apartments at 2-4 Littlewood Street, is located to make the most of the Hampton lifestyle. It is two doors from Hampton Street, with its 50-plus cafes and restaurants. The beach and 17-kilometre Bayside Trail are a 10-minute walk and the train station, schools and tennis club are also close. The three-level project has just been launched by Steller, a developer-builder recognised for higher-quality boutique developments designed for owner occupiers. Architects Ewert Leaf have given Littlewood contemporary art deco curves with high walls protecting large courtyard gardens and a deeply set-back upper level with a timber-look pergola overhang. Seven ground-level apartments have private courtyard gates to the street or a side lane. The interiors are designed with 2.7-metre-high ceilings and 2.4-metre-high windows. Many bedrooms, as well as the airy open-plan living areas, open to courtyards or balconies. Luxury features include island benches and Carrara marble benchtops, light oak floorboards and handwoven wool carpets. Steller director James Cirelli says the size and quality of the apartments set Littlewood apart in the market. The internal areas range from 68 to 113 square metres and private outdoor spaces are up to 80 square metres. “We focus on creating stylish and highly liveable residences for owner occupiers with high-quality, low-maintenance materials.

“Buyers are able to amalgamate apartments to create larger residences and this is particularly popular with downsizers. We’re expecting high interest from first home buyers who have grown up in the area,” James says. Steller has developed its own sustainability initiatives and strives to provide an average rating of seven stars. Sustainable features include double glazing, solar panels on the roof to light common areas, rainwater

catchment for toilet flushing and design features such as concrete construction with additional insulation to reduce energy costs and noise. Littlewood apartments all include one to two ground-level car parks, storage in the secure basement and audio-visual intercoms. Completion is slated for early 2018. ● LIZ McLACHLAN lmclachlan@theweeklyreview.com.au

Location, location Well-heeled seaside haven 14 kilometres south-east of the CBD. Littlewood is two doors from Hampton Street and its 50-plus cafes and restaurants. Walk to Hampton Primary in two minutes, Haileybury College in 10 minutes and Hampton station in six minutes.

THE BUILD Address \ 2-4 Littlewood Street, Hampton Developer \ Steller Building and interior design \ Ewert Leaf Sales \ James 0401 570 180 Display \ 2 Littlewood Street, Hampton Open \ 1-3pm Saturday and Sunday or by appointment » littlewoodresidences.com.au Living area \ 68-113 square metres Outdoor space \ 10-80 square metres Facilities \ Secure basement parking and storage, audio-visual intercom Pricing guide \ Two bedrooms Three bedrooms

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Littlewood’s interiors have a softly muted palette featuring natural stone and timber with high-end finishes. An expansive Carrara marble-topped island bench with waterfall ends takes centre stage in the kitchens, matched to Carrara marble 20-millimetre edged benchtops and splashbacks. The 2pac white joinery has finger-pull handles and the white Ilve appliances include an oven, built-in microwave, gas cooktop, integrated dishwasher and concealed rangehood. There’s a full-height pull-out pantry and a grey titanium double sink. ●

Highly crafted interior refinements continue in the bathrooms where a full-height natural oak veneer corner cabinet has pull-out shelving and laundry bin. A natural oak veneer floating vanity unit has a white stone benchtop and an above-counter oval Carrara marble basin. In the walk-in shower a full-height feature wall is finished with polished white herringbone tiles with a timber tile niche. Large stone-style porcelain tiles finish the floor and other walls and there’s a heated swivel towel rail, dual shower heads and frameless glass shower screen. ●

Littlewood’s generously sized apartments have 2.7-metre ceilings and large expanses of double glazing to courtyards or balconies of up to 80 square metres. Littlewood offers 19 two-bedroom layouts, most of which include a second bathroom, and eight three-bedroom, two-bathroom plans. Internal areas range up to 83 square metres for two-bedroom units and up to 112 square metres for three-bedroom apartments. Nearly all apartments have at least one bedroom opening to a courtyard or balcony. Some bedrooms include walk-in wardrobes. ●

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f the vibe in Jennifer Hansen’s Brighton home seems more than welcoming it may not all be down to the vivacious host. Before locking in renovation plans for the Edwardian home the Smoothfm 91.5 More Music Breakfast Show news presenter shares with actor husband Alan Fletcher (Neighbours Neighbours mainstay Dr Karl Kennedy), Jennifer sought the advice of a feng shui expert. “The back doors are on an angle, the entrance behind the kitchen is on an angle and the stove top is on an angle: all designed to make it a warm, inviting place for entertaining. And I have to say whenever we have dinner parties everyone has a great time,” laughs the mum of two, who has recently published her first novel Making Headlines as an eBook. “We put up with the 1950s wallpaper and poo-brown carpet for a few years before we actually started to renovate and have done it bit by bit. “I would call my style comfortable contemporary.” ● SARAH HARRIS sharris@theweeklyreview.com.au » smooth.com.au jenniferhansen.com.au

CROSS I’m not particularly religious but I do like religious iconography and, because I was brought up as a Christian, I do appreciate crosses on many levels. I like this one for its artistry and styling. It also echoes a spiritual connection to my past.

HANDBAG This T Tom Ford handbag is the most expensive handbag I’ve ever bought and I still feel guilty about it. I was in Hawaii awaii with a girlfriend, who insisted I should buy it. Then, hen, after agonising for days, I discovered it was called the “Jennifer” bag, which sealed the deal.

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We bought this to go in our daughter’s courtyard but realised it needed a flat surface so it ended up in the sunroom. I love it but it has a downside. Every time you sit in it and swing it makes a really loud creaking noise that no amount of oil will fix.

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LENNON MEMORABILIA

FIRST NOVEL

ELEPHANTS

A dear friend opened up a new homewares store and we felt we needed to buy something. But I fell in love with these Indian steel lamps and think they work really well in our sunroom.

This is a signed piece of memorabilia that Alan bought at a charity auction because he knows I’m a huge John Lennon fan and that we share the same birthday.

My first novel Making Headlines has been published by Harper Collins. It is kind of like Bridget Jones meets The Devil Wears Prada. I have always wanted to write.

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THE STYLIST JANUARY JONES GOES ON THE INSIDE

simple way to add luxury to your interiors is with rich jewel colours. Think amethyst, sapphire navy, emerald green and bold rust tones. Use in bursts with statement pieces to bring any living space to life. Shelley Boyd, of Boyd Blue, gives us her top tips on introducing jewel colours into your interiors. ●

CUSHIONS

Scatter cushions in jewel colours easily create a fresh look and brighten up your sofa.

G L A S S WA R E

Try introducing coloured hand-blown glassware. When sunlight hits the glass it gives off a beautiful look.

ART

Artworks can instantly change the feel of a room. Adding beautiful, bold, abstract art is a simple way to bring in colour.

PLANT LIFE

Add some greenery. Bringing nature back into your home creates a lovely energy.

TEXTURES

JEWEL COLOURS

A beautiful throw can turn a boring bedroom into something stunning. ● jjones@theweeklyreview.com.au » boydblue.com

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Adele pendant, $1160 Geometric Curves orange cushion, $286. Ikat orange cushion, $286. Lagos Paprika votives, $182. Paprika throw, $765. Sherman armchair, POA (frame + custom fabric selection). All from Boyd Blue. Artworks, stylist’s own. (SUPPLIED)

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Amethyst, $79, by Stoned Crystals, from Fenton and Fenton

POT Brass pot, $9, from Kmart

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OTTOM AN Ellis Ottoman, $880, by Grazia and Co, from Nathan + Jac

Brilliant Sunset, 1000 x 1500 millimetre, $1570, from Boyd Art, Boyd Blue

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Willow cushions in Emerald and Pineapple, $39.95, from Linen House

Affordable luxury, quality and style. Fast track to luxury with BluePrint by Comdain Homes – a range of ready to build, architecturally designed homes, featuring double or single storey options, intelligent floorplans, and quality fixtures and fittings that are the trademarks of a Comdain custom built home. To find out more, visit our Camberwell display home, phone 9403 0000 or see us online at: comdainhomes.com.au/blueprint

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AGENTS INDEX BARRY PLANT BIGGIN & SCOTT BUXTON CHISHOLM & GAMON FOLLETT & Co GREG HOCKING HOCKING STUART HODGES JAMES CROWDER KAY & BURTON KA MARSHALL WHITE RA WHITE RAY RT EDGAR WOODARDS

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BRING ON THE BLING 1 PLUNKET STREET, BRIGHTON T TON EAST, 3187

EDITORIAL SUBMISSIONS PROPERTY EDITOR \ MARIA HARRIS property@theweeklyreview.com.au M \ 0409 009 766 ADVERTISING INQUIRIES REGIONAL SALES MANAGER \ MATTHEW MAASDIJK mmaasdijk@theweeklyreview.com.au M \ 0417 307 710 The real estate cover story (right) and We Love It property reviews on the following pages have been visited by TWR journalists. Agents’ Choices and Out of Town are promotions provided by the selling agent.

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final word “This exquisite, new, five-bedroom house meets every family need & offers sublime luxury throughout, including fabulous entertainment spaces.” ANDREW REW CAMPBELL – AGENT

Buxton \ 9592 8000

Price \ $3.2 million +

Auction \ October 8 at 11.30am

Fast facts \ New house on 589-square-metre block; four bedrooms upstairs (two with en suites); fifth bedroom downstairs; open-plan living room with gas log fire; Calacatta marble kitchen, black Smeg stove and butler’s pantry; sunken dining room; study with adjoining storeroom; understair storage; double garage; European oak floors; bespoke wrought-iron staircase and front door; covered entertainment area; six-metre solar-heated pool; surround sound Brighton East \ 11 kilometres from the city

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hree things are foremost in building a bespoke residence, according to the builder of this new house in a tree-lined street between the leisure options of Dendy Park and the activity of Brighton’s shops. The floor plan and room zoning are critical; the high-quality build and fixtures are essential; then you add sophisticated bling as the icing and decoration on the cake. The experienced bayside builder understands the set-up because he has completed more than a dozen in the area. He and his family also live in a similar house he built two years ago, also showcasing European influences. It has given him the chance to do a thorough test run of the practical design, durability of finishes and flow of rooms. “We have pretty much the same floor plan at home for our family with three kids, but here we added a bedroom with en suite downstairs,” he says. The addition is an indication of the way he tweaks and improves designs progressively; buyers were seeking private accommodation for visitors or live-in grandparents. “I listen to the people who come through, what they say they like and what they want,” he says. With the floor plan mastered, priority shifts to quality in attention to detail, materials and finishes, which include travertine bathroom tiles, Calacatta marble kitchen bench tops, European oak floors the colour of raw almonds, elegant decorative cornices and bluestone paving. Then he adds the top layer of glamour – Bohemian crystal chandeliers and wall lights, bespoke wrought ironwork, a statement Smeg cooker, a triple-tiered fountain in the front lawn and a solar-heated pool with waterfall. There are five bedrooms plus three rooms that suit various purposes for living or study. The downstairs bedroom an its en suite are tucked away off the hall. Upstairs, there’s a second bedroom with en suite and two more sharing a dual-entry bathroom. The large main bedroom, facing the street, has two walls of built-in wardrobes and a luxury en suite with freestanding ovoid bathtub and nib walls screening the walk-in shower and toilet. There’s a TV room and an open study area at the top of the wrought-iron staircase. The main living area fills the width across the back of the house. On the left, the kitchen is replete with its commanding black stove, Calacatta island bench and an enormous well-fitted butler’s pantry that leads to the laundry. A kitchen servery window connects to the al fresco entertainment area, which comes with a built-in barbecue. The meals and living area focuses on its gas log fire in polished travertine chimney, flanked by built-in joinery, and a view through picture windows to the pool in a compact garden with artificial turf. Off the wide hallway there’s a step down to a dining room with elegant wall panels and 3.25-metre ceiling; a tiled powder room; walk-in understair storage; and garage access. There’s also a study that looks out to the fountain and has an adjoining storage area fitted with shelves and cupboards, earning full marks for design, quality and bonus bling. ● JACQUI HAMMERTON property@theweeklyreview.com.au

VISIT \ domain.com.au Hocking Stuart \ 9521 9800

PROPERTY ID » 2013041447

Price \ $1.2 million +

Auction \ October 8 at 10.30am

Secure front and rear gardens mean ample space for play on this 780-square-metre property. Bright and recently painted, the Californian bungalow offers a choice of social spaces, a study and a north-facing, wraparound verandah. Off the foyer, the first bedroom has built-in wardrobes and a wide window to the verandah. The second (and main) has a wall of built-in wardrobes and a bay window. Tucked at the rear, the third bedroom gets views of a fernery and a glass door to the backyard. The central lounge has an open fireplace. A skylight in the kitchen sheds light on Formica benchtops, glass splashbacks and stainless-steel appliances. Open to the kitchen, the airy living and dining areas connect with a large, covered deck. Two cars can park in the gated driveway, while the garage has been divided in to a workshop and studio. Deco-style light fittings, Baltic pine floors, heating, cooling, built-in speakers and a water tank bolster the appeal. ● KAY KEIGHERY

POSTCODE

3188

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ALBERT PARK \ 29A LITTLE PAGE PA STREET

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PROPERTY ID » 2013036720

Greg Hocking Holdsworth \ 8644 5500 Auction \ October 2 at 12.30pm

Price \ About $1.65 million

A lone conifer stands at the arched entrance of this freestanding c1930 double-fronted cottage on a bluestone laneway. Full of character, the brick house has had an intelligent update. The entry hall leads to a light-filled, split-level living area with polished floorboards. Down a step, the cosy kitchen has a slate floor, timber worktops, an island bench with breakfast bar, and plenty of shelving. It also has a tall stained-glass window. The rear wall is made up of floor-to-ceiling windows and french doors to the north-facing courtyard. Two bedrooms and a spacious formal lounge with gas fireplace round out the ground floor. The bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and one has a door to the courtyard. They share a bathroom with laundry facilities. Upstairs, there’s a large loft bedroom with skylights and an en suite. Bridport Street village and the beach are moments away, as is the city tram. ● STEPHEN A. RUSSELL

POSTCODE

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3206

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BRIGHTON \ 9A HORT RTON CLOSE A park-sized backyard that you don’t have to look after is the grand draw of this property in a quiet cul-de-sac just minutes from the beach. It has a back gate opening to Elsternwick Park and its tranquil lake, walking tracks, wooden playground for the younger kids and a skatepark for the older ones. The vendor’s large family gatherings have always spilled into the pretty park – but not because there’s a shortage of room indoors. The open-plan north side of the light-filled residence looks onto the park through tall windows and three sets of french doors, and the view is one-way to ensure privacy. The open space takes in the lounge room with its gas log fireplace, the dining area and the kitchen with its waterfall marble benchtop, Neff appliances and a walk-in pantry. Two courtyards open off this space, both with park views. The three bedrooms and study take up the south side of the 30-square house, which has 2.9-metre ceilings and blackbutt floors that give way to carpet in the sleeping zone. The main bedroom has a plush en suite with spa bath and walk-in wardrobe while two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes share another bathroom. The architect-designed 10-year-old house is one of three in a complex and has a security entrance at the end of its own front garden. ● HARBANT GILL

POSTCODE

3186

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VISIT \ domain.com.au Follett & Co \ 9598 9111

PROPERTY ID » 2013048506

Price \ $2.25 million +

Expressions of interest \ Close October 10 at 5pm

AGENTS’ CHO I CE POSTCODE

3182

126 Park Street, St Kilda West 4

Agent: Adrian Wood 0404 861 508 ................................................................. Price: $3 million + ................................................................. Auction: Saturday October 8 at 2.30pm ................................................................. OFI: Thu 2-2.30pm; Sun 11.30am-noon .................................................................

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This classic, double-fronted Victorian offers impressive proportions on an extensive 583sqm of land, matched by a private north-facing garden and pool. Let's eat lunch @ Hot Honey, 40/42 Armstrong Street Let's eat dinner @ Cafe Di Stasio, 31 Fitzroy Street Let's drink coffee @ Cowderoy's Dairy, 14 Cowderoy Street 26 THE WEEKLY REVIEW \ SEPTEMBER 28, 2016

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DESIGN BRILLIANCE AND EXQUISITE GARDENS A breathtaking testament to timeless architecture showcasing a superb wraparound design encircling a centrepiece alfresco patio with trickling pond in the heart of the dwelling. This 5br home on approx 2/3 acre is a rare and exceptional find with 2 living areas, connoisseur’s kitchen, master with spa ensuite, 2nd courtyard, wine cellar, double carport and extensive vegetable garden. AUCTION: Terms: Price Guide: Inspect: Contact:

Saturday 8th October at 2pm 10% deposit, balance 120/150 days $1.15M+ Saturday 11-11.30am or Wednesday 5-5.30pm Ben Crowder 0407 557 758

BRIGHTON \ 3 RO ROTHESAY AV A ENUE

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PROPERTY ID » 2013054766

This renovated 1920s house in a quiet no-through road has retained all its historic charm. It has all the features you’d expect in a period house, from leadlight and bay windows to panelled ceilings and chandeliers. The vendors, who have lived in here for two

decades, have added a modern, light-filled open-plan living, kitchen and dining area that opens to a meticulous entertainment area and small garden. The main bedroom, at the front of the house, has a rectangular walk-in wardrobe and spacious en suite. On the other side of the hallway, the

Kay & Burton \ 9592 6522

POSTCODE

3186

large formal living room with ornate open fireplace leads to a formal dining room with its own fireplace. Down the hall, past the main bathroom and laundry, is the open-plan living area, a large study and two more bedrooms, which have built-in wardrobes. With new carpet, freshly painted walls

Price \ $2.7 million – $2.97 million

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and a pretty garden, the house is ready for a new family to create another two decades of memories. There is also off-street parking. The property is metres from the beach and walking distance to shops, two train stations, Elsternwick Primary School, Brighton Primary School, Firbank Grammar and Brighton Grammar. ● KIRSTIE BEDFORD

Auction \ October 8 at 11am

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BRIGHTON EAST 2 SHASTA AVENUE

Beautifully balanced family living.

VIEW

Wed 5.00 - 5.30pm & Sat as advertised

Luxurious in scale and design, this prestigious four-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom plus a study two-storey residence is designed to pamper and spoil and is set within private landscaped entertaining gardens with an in-ground pool with solar heating in exclusive Brighton East surroundings. Offering exceptional space, this expertly-designed home puts the focus on family function with three clearly deďŹ ned living zones, granite kitchen, luxurious main bedroom with sublime en suite with freestanding bath, polished boards and bi-fold doors for a seamless indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Close to Dendy Village, Church and Bay Streets, trains, buses and schools, this 5-star home sets the benchmark for family living.

AUCTION

Sat 15th October - 1.30pm

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2.5

Calvin Reid 0413 878 860 Mark Staples 0411 527 174

661 (approx.)

MENTONE 16 MARINA ROAD

A luxurious oasis of contemporary entertaining class.

VIEW

As advertised online

Awe-inspiring entertaining luxury defines this impressive 4 bedroom plus study 4.5 bathroom Noosa-inspired masterpiece. Set in lush tropical gardens with a travertine walkway, this imposing sanctuary enjoys a hotel suite style main bedroom (2 WIRs & Calacatta marble ensuite), custom fitted study, 4 entertaining areas (stone fireplace), stunning marble/stone kitchen (Miele appliances includes coffee machine & steamer plus butler’s pantry); bi-fold doors to a beautiful alfresco room (BBQ kitchen) and stunning heated pool & spa in a landscaped sanctuary. With an 8-car basement garage with 2 store rooms & a state of the art wine cellar, it’s the ultimate beachside lifestyle, minutes to Village, schools & train.

AUCTION

Sat 15th October - 11.30am

4.5

Garry Donovan 0419 588 660 Rod Richardson 0409 421 742 Natalie Lerpiniere 0402 075 412

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BRIGHTON 2/126 NORTH ROAD Stylish, sophisticated, secluded. A stylish contemporary profile filters through this exemplary 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom townhouse set between Martin Street Village and Bay Street shopping and trains in the heart of the school belt. Typifying classic elegance in a boutique gated community of only four, the beautifully renovated interiors embody a peaceful and private lifestyle. A superb formal wing adjoins a relaxing family living/dining zone with polished parquetry and a tranquil outlook across the private sun-filled courtyard. With a granite kitchen with Butler’s pantry, main bedroom with dual WIRs and sublime en suite with freestanding bath, this stylish home integrates all the mod cons and a double remote garage.

2.5

VIEW

Wed 4.00 - 4.30pm & Sat as advertised

AUCTION

Sat 22nd October - 11.30am

Calvin Reid 0413 878 860 Georgia Williams 0477 496 103

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MIDDLE PARK 213 RICHARDSON STREET An Original Victorian with enormous renovation potential in the heart of Middle Park. A rare opportunity is this original block fronted Victorian with deep northern land and pedestrian access from Erskine Street at the rear. Just a stroll to Armstrong Street Village and just 500 metres from the Middle Park Beach and Albert Park Lake, the property offers two bedrooms, living room, kitchen/meals and bathroom. Increasingly difﬁcult to ﬁnd are such opportunities in one of the best locations in Middle Park. A blank canvas to renovate and extend (STCA) and restore the home to its former glory.

VIEW

Wed 1.30 - 2.00pm & Sat 9.00 - 9.30am

AUCTION

Sat 22nd October - 12.00pm

David Wood 0418 315 114 Stephanie Evans 0420 215 919

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ORMOND 16 WALNUT STREET Fabulous lifestyle living with a family heart in the zone. Position perfect for family living, this beautifully maintained 4 bedroom 1.5 bathroom timber Art Deco home is a celebration of family entertaining. Heartwarming with its period beauty, this invitingly spacious home enjoys a north facing lounge (OFP), majestic dining room, 4 good size bedrooms (BIRs), glamorous Deco bathroom & an expansive open plan entertaining area with designer kitchen (Bosch appls) opening to an elevated deck & private park-like garden. With all the modern amenities, it boasts ducted heating, evap cooling, alarm, great storage, double carport & lock up garage. Nestled between McKinnon Secondary College & McKinnon Primary School, metres to buses, cafĂŠs & Joyce Park.

1.5

VIEW

Thurs 2.30 - 3.00pm & Sat as advertised

AUCTION

Sat 22nd October - 1.30pm

Calvin Reid 0413 878 860 Georgia Williams 0477 496 103

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PORT MELBOURNE 146 DOW STREET A rare opportunity in idyllic Port Melbourne location. Enormous potential to renovate or redevelop (STCA), with two street frontages and land of approximately 350m2 on two titles. A rarely found residential opportunity in this coveted Port Melbourne location close to parklands, the beach and Bay Street. The comfortable double fronted home enjoys four bedrooms plus study/ďŹ fth bedroom, open plan living, kitchen and meals area, bathroom, laundry and out buildings with deep land extending to two car garage at rear and access from Drysdale Street. The generosity of land together with the lifestyle location create an unrivalled opportunity.

350 (approx.)

VIEW

Thurs 1.15 - 1.45pm & Sat 10.30 - 11.00am

AUCTION

Sat 15th October - 11.00am

David Wood 0418 315 114 Stephanie Evans 0420 215 919

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SANDRINGHAM 6/170 BEACH ROAD High end beachfront living, heavenly water views. Step into lavish Bayside living with this showpiece Rothelowman designed townhouse; a triumph of opulence boasting splendid sea views. Three spacious robed bedroom’s feature ensuite bathrooms, whilst the first floor flaunts a casual living, dining & quality Miele kitchen with marble breakfast bar opening to a balcony, offering your first glimpse of the bay - an elegant introduction to the breathtaking panoramic vista enjoyed upstairs from the sundrenched decked alfresco. Enjoy a suite of luxurious enhancements: an interior lift, secure remote garage, zoned heating/cooling, video intercom entry, & masses of storage; & a sublime setting within strolling distance to Half Moon Bay & the Cerberus.

3.5

VIEW

Wed 1.30 - 2.00pm & Sat 9.30 - 10.00am

AUCTION

Sat 15th October - 2.30pm

WEB

www.6-170beachroadsandringham.com.au

Stephen Tickell 0418 177 565 Nick Kiloh 0429 117 724

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BENTLEIGH 8 WOOD STREET A spectacular example of French classic distinction, this palatial 5 bedroom plus study 5 bathroom residence showcases Euro Oak parquetry ﬂoors, 3 entertaining zones (gas ﬁre), luxury Miele kitchen (WI plus butler’s pantry), covered alfresco & double auto garage. hockingstuart.com.au 32 The weekly review \ SEPTEMBER 28, 2016

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590 (approx.)

Wed 12.00 - 12.30pm & Sat as advertised Sat 8th October - 12.30pm

Calvin Reid 0413 878 860 Georgia Williams 0477 496 103

BENTLEIGH 4A ROSINA STREET Ultra contemporary, this vogue 4 bedroom plus study 2.5 bath street front residence sets the stage for sensational family living with 2 living zones (gas ﬁre), impressive stone kitchen, sail covered deck (BBQ kitchen) & double auto garage. Near shops & train. hockingstuart.com.au

349 (approx.)

VIEW

Wed 5.00 - 5.30pm & Sat as advertised

AUCTION

Sat 15th October - 11.30am

Anthony Fordham 0408 107 514 Nick Renna 0411 551 190

BENTLEIGH EAST 2A BELLEVUE ROAD Bigger than expected, this brand new 4 bed 3 bath freestanding family home enjoys 3 spacious living areas, brilliant stone kitchen, covered alfresco in a sunny garden & double auto garage. Own title, near parks, schools, cafés & 2 buses.

VIEW

2 Wed 4.00 - 4.30pm & Sat as advertised

AUCTION

Sat 8th October - 12.30pm

Leanne Potter 0414 344 144 Anthony Fordham 0408 107 514

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SOUTH MELBOURNE 114 PALMERSTON CRES An architect designed renovation features two great size bedrooms with BIR’s, the front room having a feature fire place, O/P living, polished timber floorboards and dining with side courtyard, adjoining kitchen with functional island bench, bathroom and laundry.

VIEW

Wed 12.45 - 1.15pm & Sat 9.45 - 10.15am

AUCTION

Sat 15th October - 12.30pm

David Wood 0418 315 114 Stephanie Evans 0420 215 919

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PORT MELBOURNE 307/49 BEACH STREET,

ST KILDA EAST 73 HOTHAM STREET

3 VIEW

As advertised

This freestanding Edwardian has been renovated & extended to create an easy-care living and entertaining environment. The meticulously maintained 3 bedroom , 2.5 bathroom home opens up to reveal a lounge, O/P living/dining, refurbished kitchen, courtyard & attic storage.

AUCTION

Sun 9th October - 12.30pm

2.5

105 (approx.)

Immaculately maintained, this inviting home offers you a lush master bedroom with walk-in robes & stylish ensuite, well-appointed second bedroom with built-in robes, spacious open plan living & dining area, double glass doors opening onto a large balcony, uninterrupted views towards the beach and the Spirit of Tasmania, stunning kitchen, two secure car spaces & a storage cage. METHOD Saturday 15 October at 11:00am unless sold prior INSPECT Saturday 11:00 – 11:30am Photo ID required PRICE Contact Agent CONTACT Lyle Dean 0417 343 541

Sam Inan 0433 076 999 Julian Cannata 0424 717 913

MELBOURNE OFFICE 818 Bourke St, Docklands 03 9936 9999

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HOLDSWORTH

St Kilda 7 Crimea Street

Adopt An Iconic Address - St Hubert’s Hubert´s Irreplaceable character, a coveted location and second frontage to Moodie Place each contribute to the unique opportunity offered by St Hubert´s. One of Crimea Street´s four remaining mansions, this evocative Victorian, featuring a c1920s façade, invites a visionary approach that´s certain to result in huge rewards. Currently configured as four self-contained two bedroom apartments, the option to refurbish for enhanced rental returns is matched by the temptation to return this landmark property to its original role as a family residence of inner city significance. Rich in period integrity, today´s intriguing spaces inspire ideas for a fabulous future, complemented by twin garages and scope for development at the rear, STCA. Land 694sqm approx.

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Price Contact Agent --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Forthcoming Auction --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect As advertised --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Greg Hocking 0418 329 961 Albert Park Office 8644 5500 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web greghocking.com.au

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Albert Park 1 St Vincent Place Live In St Vincent Place The opportunity to enjoy an address that´s undoubtedly amongst Melbourne´s most desirable is a moment not to be missed. This spectacular Balmoral Terrace residence´s inviting four bed, three bath accommodation features evocative sitting and dining rooms and a substantial extension that reflects the enduring quality of previous updating. Scope to undertake a contemporary renovation, STCA, is clearly enhanced by the depth of the rear garden, a backdrop that concludes with vehicle access from Bevan St. Land 320sqm approx.

Price Contact Agent --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sun 9th Oct at 12.30pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Wed 12.00-12.30pm & as advertised --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------John Holdsworth 0417 318 271 Greg Hocking 0418 329 961 Albert Park Office 8644 5500 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web greghocking.com.au 1stvincentplacealbertpark.com.au

AUCTION SUNDAY

Albert Park 29a Little Page Street Charisma That´s Constantly Attractive External character that reflects c1930s origins and modern spaces of inviting style are beautifully balanced by this freestanding three bedroom, two bathroom residence between the beach and Bridport Street village. A charming living room of appealing proportions leads to a separate central dining space and a light-filled kitchen/meals area, each overlooking the sunny privacy of a north-facing rear courtyard. Engaging accommodation includes a sky-lit loft style upstairs retreat. Delightful, desirably positioned - enjoy.

Price Contact Agent --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sun 2nd Oct at 12.30pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Wed 12.45-1.15pm & as advertised --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------John Holdsworth 0417 318 271 Shane Siemers 0418 501 941 Albert Park Office 8644 5500 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web greghocking.com.au 29alittlepagestreetalbertpark.com.au SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 \ The weekly review 35

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Albert Park 364 Montague Street Signature Style In The Perfect Setting Quintessential cottage character and an intelligent approach to renovating produce a result that´s complemented by this beautiful Victorian´s proximity to Albert Park Village. Two double bedrooms lead along a classical arched hall to a central living/dining area and a stylish stainless steel kitchen. Original floorboards and reverse cycle heating/cooling reflect the partnership of period and present day appeal that defines this home, further enhanced by the freshly landscaped courtyard´s paving, privacy and sunny aspect.

Price Contact Agent --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 15th Oct at 1.30pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Wed 12-12.30pm & as advertised --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Greg Hocking 0418 329 961 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 Albert Park Office 8644 5500 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web greghocking.com.au 364montaguestreetalbertpark.com.au

Albert Park 70 Barrett Street Today´s Version Of The Victorian This outstanding architect designed contemporary home adopts an entirely authentic Victorian image. High ceilings & superb tallow wood floorboards define huge living/dining areas with an indoor-outdoor emphasis. Bespoke sky-lights, surround sound & hydronic heating further enhance fabulous proportions, served in style by a granite & stainless steel kitchen. Two downstairs bedrooms & two bathrooms are matched upstairs by a third bedroom & sun-drenched study/ retreat. Off street parking concludes a perfect address.

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Port Melbourne 143 Pickles Street The Excellence Is Instantly Evident The renovation of this free standing Victorian has placed a priority on providing indoor/outdoor enjoyment - and the results are irresistible. A living/dining domain accompanied by a Caesar-stone kitchen opens to designer decking while a rooftop terrace that sees the city delivers a desirable additional outdoor retreat. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms include a sublime upstairs main suite and substantial study/office. Off street parking. An outdoor shower is a nod to the nearby beach while Bay Street is only moments away.

Price Contact Agent --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 8th Oct at 11.30am --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Wed 12.00-12.30pm & as advertised --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Eleisha Doherty 0434 029 128 Albert Park Office 8644 5500 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web greghocking.com.au 143picklesstreetportmelbourne.com.au

WE DELIVER... SPECTACULAR FAMILY ENTERTAINER SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS This unrivalled 4 bedroom + study, 3.5 bathroom masterpiece celebrates lifestyle innovation with spectacular style in a sought after leafy Beaumaris pocket. • Edgy and impressive with its architectural windows, tinted glass balustrades & amazing digi-print designs, this modern sensation boasts 4 entertaining zones (pebble fire), north facing alfresco deck with auto louvered roof, pizza oven & BBQ and spectacular salt water pool – complete with underwater bar stools, & cabana! • Seamless stone open-plan kitchen with huge walk in pantry and digital art glass splashback • Stunning main bedroom with open ensuite & fitted WIR • Further features include auto garaging for 3 cars with auto gates, tranquil leafy views, ducted heating/cooling, ducted vacuum, video intercom, alarm & Ironbark floors Only metres to the beach & parkland. This modern and art inspired home can only be appreciated by inspecting.

BEAUMARIS 5 BRUCE STREET

3.5

AUCTION Saturday 8th October at 11:00am VIEW Wed 12:30-1pm, Thurs 5-5:30pm CONTACT Elizabeth Lopez 0423 240 730 Vicky Wang 0479 169 432 OFFICE 142 Church Street, Brighton 9592 4300 ID and contact details are required at all open for inspections

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Brighton East 4 Chapman Street

Architectural Excellence, Entertaining Ease, Luxury Lifestyle

Auction Saturday 8 October - 1.30pm

Offering an innovative outlook into modern family living with grand dimensions, the finest of features & a prized Bayside location, this 60sq home offers up to 5BR, 4.5BTH, triple zone accommodation with a choice of master-suite, formal living areas on each level, open plan living-dining around a modern Miele kitchen (butlerÂ´s pantry) & poolside alfresco entertaining (built-in BBQ). Close to private schools, shops, the station & Brighton Beach.

Price

Contact Agent

Inspect

Wednesday 5.00 - 5.30pm

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Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm Office

Brighton 9592 8000

Contact Stefan Delyster 0419 614 699 Peter Hickey 0412 569 480

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Brighton East 1 Plunket Street

Timeless Luxury Crafted to Perfection

Auction Saturday 8 October - 11.30am

Lavished with a profusion of exquisite luxury finishes, this 5 BR plus study residence delivers bespoke living for families with a discerning eye for style. Custom crafted to showcase formal sitting/library, grand dining room, media room & light filled family living opening to outdoor kitchen & sun soaked poolside entertaining. First-class Calacatta kitchen & scullery plus Travertine bathrooms, security, ducted heating/cooling/ vac & double auto garage. Exuding timeless European flair near Dendy Park, the golf course & fine schools.

Inspect

Wednesday 11.00 - 11.30am Wednesday 5.30 - 6.00pm

Office

Brighton 9592 8000

Contact Andrew Campbell 0419 366 545 Gary Yue 0468 338 785

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Black Rock 68 Bluff Road buxton.com.au

Significant Site with Blue-Sky Potential

Auction Saturday 8 October - 11.30am

At the gateway to Black Rock Hill with a gentle rear elevation suggesting possible views, this approx 970sq,/10,441sqft property has the Village within 200m, the bay within 1 block ...& the ideal proportions to suit a landmark home or development project (subject to Council Approval). Look to the breadth (approx 70’/21.3m) & depth (approx 150’/45.7m) of this substantial site, build at the base of the Hill & climb to blue-sky rewards.

Price

Contact Agent

Inspect

Wednesday 12.00 - 12.30pm Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am

Office

Contact Christian Hegarty 0409 449 948

www.68.bluffroadblackrock.com

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Louise Herterich 0499 149 848

Brighton 26 Dawson Avenue

A Golden Opportunity - Location, Land & Lifestyle

Auction Saturday 8 October - 12.30pm

Seize an exceptionally rare opportunity to renovate or rebuild (STCA) on the illustrious Golden Mile just footsteps to the sandy foreshore & exclusive beachside amenities. Design & build a bespoke masterpiece taking advantage of the sundrenched north facing rear & location of a lifetime. Or enjoy what´s already here & renovate or rent the comfortable 3-bedroom 1930s bungalow in blue chip surrounds.

Inspect

Wednesday 2.00 - 2.30pm

Office

Brighton 9592 8000

www.26.dawsonavenuebrighton.com

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Sandringham 9598 8222

Contact Stefan Whiting 0411 473 153 Andrew Campbell 0419 366 545

Moorabbin 7-11 Sheppard Street buxton.com.au

1,808sqm Parkside Site with a View to the Future

Auction Saturday 8 October - 12.30pm

With an approx 46.63m frontage, equivalent rear boundary to soon to be rejuvenated Linton St parklands & a booming position between the station & Holmesglen, this approx 1808sqm property comes with concept plans for 34 units, multiple apartment & townhouse options & scope for other uses (subject to Council Approval). Configured as student housing with returns up to $250Kpa & on-going rental demand, this is an unparalleled opportunity in this transforming park-precinct.

Inspect

Thursday 12.30 - 1.00pm Saturday 10.15 - 10.45am

Office

Hampton East 9555 0622

Contact Adam Gillon 0418 313 354 Paul Sibley 0403 325 423

www.7-11.sheppardstreetmoorabbin.com

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Ormond 22 Malua Street

Â´AthertonÂ´ - Magnificent Victorian Home on the Hill

Auction Saturday 22 October - 1.30pm

Offering an exciting step up to family living, "Atherton" c1890 offers up to 4BR, 3BTH, 3 living zone accommodation with formal & informal lounge & dining areas, stylish bathrooms (ensuite for master) s/steel appl for the granite/blackwood kitchen, Baltic pine flrs, leadlight, high ceilings & 1090sqm aprx of fine formal gardens including a private alfresco area (built in BBQ). Within the McKinnon SC school zone, close to parks, shops, schools & transport.

Inspect

As Advertised

Office

Bentleigh 9563 9933

Contact Chris Hassall 0412 898 990 Sam Maley 0433 971 116

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Sandringham 26 Nelson Street

Picture Perfect on the Patch!

Auction Saturday 8 October - 11.30am

Holding premier position on the Acorn Patch with views down the avenue of oaks, this landmark 4 bedroom & study, 2.5 bathroom Modern Edwardian stars a beautiful bay-windowed lounge, expansive living-dining, 1st-flr lounge & northerly outdoor areas upstairs & down. Wonderfully whimsical with gargoyles on high, this is prestige period living with an elite Miele & stone kitchen, limestone ensuite, 3 WIRS, double auto-garage plus parking...& a picture perfect location - close to the Primary School & a walk to the village, station & bay.

Price

$2,000,000 - $2,200,000

Inspect

Wednesday 11.00 - 11.30am

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Sandringham 9598 8222

Contact Peter Hickey 0412 569 480

www.26.nelsonstreetsandringham.com

Mentone 1-4/24 Milan Street

Patrick Liston 0424 484 703

Mentone 15A Teague Avenue

Private Sale

The Epitome of Luxury Family Living!

Auction Saturday 15 October - 2.30pm

Inspect

By Appointment

Price

Contact Agent

Office

Mentone 9583 9811

Beautiful 3-BR home featuring vast living zone to sun-drenched deck, Caesarstone kitchen with butlerÂ´s pantry + laundry w/ garage access. Ground floor master (WIR/ensuite) + separate upstairs zone with 2 BRs (WIRs), bathroom + retreat. Heating/ cooling, courtyard + auto gates. MGSC zoning near station & shops.

Inspect

Wednesday 11.45 - 12.15pm

Contact Wesley Belt 0418 310 753 Chantelle Rutter 0411 898 185

www.15a.teagueavenuementone.com

Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am Office

Mentone 9583 9811

Contact Adam Saunders 0405 456 255 Romana Altman 0414 804 270

25 Camperdown Street Brighton East A masterpiece of architectural precision by Matt Van Rooyen, this stunning 5-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home achieves enthralling brand-new heights in contemporary luxury and minimalist sophistication. Creating a magnificently spacious backdrop to a lifestyle of family excellence, it’s truly an unparalleled residence, showcasing a dining room perfect for large-scale sit-down entertaining, vast living room, fitted study, culinary kitchen with Smeg appliances and butler’s pantry, open retreat/sitting room on the upper-level, the option of master ensuites down or upstairs and a north-facing alfresco terrace and rear garden. AUCTION Saturday 15th October at 10.30am (Unless sold prior) VIEW Thursday & Saturday 12.00-12.30pm Miriam Carraro 0400 040 684 | Darren Linter 0431 202 550 rtedgar.com.au

1/17 Tennyson Street Brighton A brilliant bayside lifestyle is yours to be enjoyed from this solid-as-a-rock apartment. Securely nestled in a boutique block, if offers a generously sized living and dining room, eat-in kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom, lock-up garage and a communal laundry and rear garden. Comfortable at present, there’s plenty of potential to give the excellent floor plan a creative makeover. It’s not going to take much to bring it up to scratch with today’s contemporary look. A fantastic opportunity to secure a fantastic spot for a first home, retirement or investment within walking distance to the sea and sand at iconic Brighton Beach, parks, train stations and Church Street’s array of upmarket shops and dining-out venues. AUCTION Saturday 8th October at 10.30am (Unless sold prior) VIEW Thursday & Saturday 12.30-1.00pm Rowan Thompson 0418 354 944 | Greg Costello 0418 170 086 | Howard Pearce 0412 587 765 rtedgar.com.au SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 \ The weekly review 43

72 Esplanade Brighton Beautifully restored, on 998sqm (approx.), with magnificent architecture complementing the panoramic water views, "LeeBlair" offers a new bespoke kitchen, grand reception rooms, glassed conservatory with stunning views, & a 4 BR + study, 2 bath floor plan. Hydronic heating, double glazed windows & DLUG are just some of the inclusions in this keynote Esplanade address.

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EOI Agent Agent View Office Web

4+ Closes Tue 4 October 5.00 Julian Augustini 0418 558 408 Romana Preston 0401 066 909 Wednesday 1.00-1.30 + Saturday 1.00-1.30 Brighton 9596 1111 72esplanadebrighton.com

1 Stevens Parade Black Rock 4

Crowning a cul-de-sac, this brick family home on 631.5sqm approx. (16.23m x 35m) is a perfect update or land value opportunity. Comprising 4 bedrms, 2 bathrms, formal & family living & north-west rear gardens, the property is also ideal for a new home with a "shortcut" to Tulip Street Reserve & proximity to bay, golf courses & schools.

2/5 Camperdown Street Brighton East 2

Designers own home replete with bespoke detailing minutes from the Dendy Village & Church St shops. 1 of just 3, this r/c air-conâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d 2 bedroom home features a SMEG & stone kitchen, fully tiled dualvanity bathroom, shutters & hardwood timber floors throughout - with decking and a lush lawn beyond bi-folds & French doors.

Auction

Sat 8 October 11.00 am

Agent

Campbell Cooney 0418 337 055

Agent

Andrew Hollingsworth 0451 105 600

View

Wednesday 10:30 am - 11:00 am Saturday 10:30 am - 11:00 am

Office

Beaumaris 9589 6077

Web

1stevensparadeblackrock.com

Auction

Sat 15 October 11.00

Agent

Graham Black 0400 381 217

Agent

Lee Pellizzer 0419 513 153

View

Wednesday 11.00-11.30 + Saturday 10.30-11.00

Office

Brighton 9596 1111

Web

2-5camperdownstreetbrightoneast.com

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95 Cochrane Street Brighton 4

3.5

Manor-styled on a grand scale, this 4 bedrm & study, 3.5 bathrm home with formal, north-west family & 1st-flr living, master domain & guest suite is impeccably crafted with a granite & Smeg kitchen, a spa-ensuite, stone & parquet in formal grounds with heated pool & dble garage - between the Golden Mile & Martin Street.

21 John Street Mordialloc 4

Spectacular 4BR/2 Bath residence offering stunning bay vistas. With granite kitchen, meals, multiple living areas, huge balcony & rooftop terrace w/ 360o degree views. Tranquil master (WIR/ensuite), hardwood floors, d/heating, alarm/intercom, integrated sound, cooling & dbl garage. Near station & Main Street.

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Auction

Sat 15 October 1.00

Agent

Graham Black 0400 381 217

Agent

Andrew Boyce 0418 312 473

View

Wednesday 1.00-1.30 + Saturday 11.30-12.00

Office

Brighton 9596 1111

Web

95cochranestreetbrighton.com

Auction

Sat 22 October 11.00

Agent

Andrew Plousi 0411 799 023

Agent

Vanessa Downey 0414 686 441

Agent

Andrew Boyce 0418 312 473

Office

Mentone 9584 6500

Web

21johnstreetmordialloc.com

27 Montgomery Street Mordialloc 3

2.5

Lap up a laid-back lifestyle from this brand-new tri-level residence boasting vast views from roof-top terrace. First floor living/dining with luxe kitchen. Master (WIR & ensuite),+ two ground floor bedrooms & opulent bthrm. Inc study, laundry & powder room + 2 basement parking spaces & storage. Duc heating/cooling & vac & secure entry.

8 Thorburn Street Hampton 3

On a private block just 2 doors from Boss James Reserve & 2 blocks to Thomas St Park, this Owners Corp-free 3 bedroom home shines with northerly bi-folds from expansive living-dining, a curvaceous dining bay beside the quality kitchen, a spa-bathroom, carport, parking & 3 private courtyards!

Auction

Sat 8 October 11.00

Agent

Chris Rae 0418 456 980

Agent

Christine Henderson 0415 854 122

Office

Mentone 9584 6500

Web

27montgomerystreetmordialloc.com

Auction

Sat 22 October 11.00

Agent

Amanda Jones 0427 643 760

Agent

Paul Bond 0419 519 311

View

Wednesday 12.45-1.15 + Saturday 10.45-11.15

Office

Sandringham 9598 1111

Web

8thorburnstreethampton.com

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3 Rothesay Avenue Brighton

AUCTION

VIEWING

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CONTACT

2.5

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follettco.com.au BRIGHTON

2/11 Well Street A

3 B 2 C 2

An elite Jon Friedrich design, this “Avignon” ground floor apartment features a private master-s er uite (with dual er-s robes), 3rd bedroom/home-office, open-plan with marble & Miele kitchen, expansive courtyard beyond bi-folds, in-floor heating, gas-fire, alarm & lift to 2-car basement. In the heart of the Church St precinct.

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

Closing Tuesday 4th October at 5pm INSPECT

Thursday 1.15 - 2.00pm Saturday 9.00 - 9.30am

CONTACT

Justin Follett

0405 996 822

Peter Kharsas

0452 536 882

BRIGHTON

9A Horton Close A

3 B 2.5 C 2

Situated on Elsternwick Park, this spacious and stylish 3 bed + study, 2.5 bath, single level town residence in a quiet cul-de-sac offers lounge with fireplace, bright family and dining zones, kitchen with Neff appls, huge master bed with access to covered meals, main outdoor area with direct park access, & basement parking for 2 Vehicles.

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

Closing Monday 10th October at 5pm INSPECT

Thursday 2.15 - 3.00pm Saturday 9.45 - 10.15am

CONTACT

Justin Follett

0405 996 822

Janet Wu

0451 479 236

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ELWOOD 103/1a Rothesay Av A enue

Rare: Brand New and Abundant Space Size abounds in this brand new & complete first floor Lowe designed apartment with well separated living and dining areas both adjoining a fabulous entertainer’s terrace. Sumptuous natural textures and soft tones infused into architectural brilliance set the stage for this stunning new 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom boutique luxury apartment designed to accommodate owner-occupiers, astute investors and downsizers. With a high calibre of finishes synonymous with the Lowe Construction name, this impressive residence thoughtfully features open plan dining and entertaining space with sublime over-sized Miele kitchen, private terrace and security basement parking and storage room. Luxurious throughout, with timeless American Oak floors, stone bench tops & Integrated Liebherr fridge/freezer, this impeccable apartment features lift access, double glazing, video security and ducted heating/cooling. Within a landmark building around the corner from the savvy Te T nnyson Street café scene and a short stroll to the canal taking you to the beach, St Kilda Marina and Elwood Village. • 100% pure woven wool loop pile carpet • Oak timber veneer & 2-pak joinery • Stone bench tops & splashback INSPECT: WED 5.30-6.00PM, SAT A 10.00-10.30AM, SUN 10.15-10.45AM AT Expressions of Interest: Thursday 20th October 4.00pm Guide: Contact Agent Contact: Sam Gamon 0425 702 574 James Bavin 0429 005 355

ELWOOD G01/1a Rothesay Av A enue

Designer Ground Floor Garden Apartment Brand new and complete Lowe designed apartment with private street entry & enormous landscaped courtyard. Sumptuous natural textures and soft tones infused into architectural brilliance set the stage for this stunning, sun-drenched and completely new 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom boutique luxury apartment designed to accommodate owner-occupiers, astute investors and downsizers. With a high calibre of finishes synonymous with the Lowe Construction name, this impressive residence is thoughtfully features open plan entertaining space with sublime Miele kitchen, private terrace, delightful North-East facing courtyard garden and security basement parking and storage room. Luxurious throughout, with timeless American Oak floors, stone bench tops & Integrated Liebherr fridge/freezer, this impeccable apartment features lift access, double glazing, video security and ducted heating/cooling. Within a landmark building around the corner from the savvy Te T nnyson Street café scene, and a short stroll to the canal taking you to the beach, St Kilda Marina and Elwood Village. • 100% pure woven wool loop pile carpet • Oak timber veneer & 2-pak joinery • Stone benchtops & splashback INSPECT: WED 5.30-6.00PM, SAT A 10.00-10.30AM, SUN 10.15-10.45AM AT Expressions of Interest: Thursday 20th October 4.00pm Guide: Contact Agent Contact: Sam Gamon 0425 702 574 James Bavin 0429 005 355

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Port Melbourne

ELWOOD 13 Normandy Road

The Grace of Elwood On 744sqm approx. of glorious gardens, this enchanting 5 bedroom 2 bathroom period home has a sense of grandeur with its original character and superb proportions. Engaging with its Oak paneled entry, high intricate ceilings, leadlight bay windows & fireplaces, this immaculate home enjoys a security porch, elegant dining room, majestic sitting room (OFP), 5 superb bedrooms (3 - BIRs), study, a delightful family room with French doors onto the rear verandah, modern kitchen/ meals, terrazzo bathroom, 2nd family bathroom & laundry. Enjoying a borrowed landscape of garden beauty, this irresistible charmer features ducted heating, evaporative cooling, an alarm, casual alfresco living and ample parking. In this exclusive pocket between Ormond Road cafes, and the beach, metres to schools and buses. • 3 beautiful living rooms (OFP) • Gorgeous period features • Ducted heating & evaporative cooling • Ample off street parking • Gorgeous period street • Visit: www.13normandyroadelwood.com Auction: Saturday 22nd October 2.00pm Guide: Contact Agent Contact: To T rsten Kasper 0428 454 181 Jackie Sommers 0435 855 980

ELWOOD 16 Pine Av A enue

Gorgeous Edwardian in Coveted Locale Simply stunning brick Edwardian situated on one of Elwood’s most prized boulevards. Securely tucked away behind auto gates, the gorgeous period façade gives way to a stylishly updated interior; 2 living areas, a new designer bathroom and luxurious kitchen. Auction: Sat 22nd Oct 3.00pm Guide: Contact Agent

Black Rock

Elwood

Contact: Sam Gamon 0425 702 574 Kathy Hodge 0401 318 757

ST KILDA WEST 1/24 Park Street

1.5

So much to like There’s so much to like with this two storey, light filled townhouse like apartment. The formal entrance flows perfectly through to the large kitchen with great bench space & storage. Separate dining adjoins the large living & downstairs balcony. 2 BRs, lock up garage & superb location. Auction: Sat 8th Oct 1.00pm Guide: Contact Agent

Contact: Joseph Allan 0413 247 525 Jon Kett 0415 853 564

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Port Melbourne

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HAMPTON 39 Thorburn Street

An Effortless Lifestyle with Park Views Stylishly renovated 3 bedroom rendered home with glorious park views, enjoying a private landscaped front garden with a relaxing deck, inviting lounge with open fireplace, stylish kitchen, casual dining, stunning bathroom, north facing paved courtyard & auto gate to parking. Auction: Sat 15th Oct 12.30pm Guide: Contact Agent

Black Rock

Elwood

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Contact: Amanda Thomson 0418 266 326 Nick Jones 0421 839 425

HIGHETT 39/19 Graham Road

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Somerset Mewsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Spacious Elegance in Garden Charm This immaculate 3 BR Federation style single level residence is surrounded by attractive gardens. Capturing beautiful northern sun, this inviting home enjoys a gracious lounge, charming dining, sun splashed kitchen, semi ensuite, secure courtyard garden & double auto garage. Auction: Sat 22nd Oct 12.00pm Guide: Contact Agent

Contact: Brett Mahoney 0414 997 979 Amanda Thomson 0418 266 326

Mount Martha

Port Melbourne

BEAUMARIS 36 Anita Street

Timeless Beauty, Beauty Triumph of Space and Style Elegantly secluded behind high-hedged frontage, and just moments to the Concourse and Ricketts Point, this graceful multilevel four bedroom, two bathroom residence reveals wonderful space and privacy, in this prized pocket. A sequence of beautifully styled rooms delivers a relaxed family lifestyle, with indoor/ outdoor living areas enjoying a wonderful northern orientation. With two living areas, dining room, gourmet kitchen, two stunning decks, four fitted bedrooms including master suite with

Auction luxe ensuite and opening to private rear gardens, automatic gates to driveway and double lock up garage. • Elegant sitting room and dining room with OFP, OFP vast living room • Luxurious stone kitchen with stainless steel appliances and WIP • Two superb north-facing entertaining decks, glorious private gardens

Saturday 8th October at 2.30pm Nicole Payne 0407 775 592 nicole.payne@raywhite.com Kieralea Callaghan 0414 851 181 kieralea.callaghan@raywhite.com raywhitebeaumaris.com.au/ | 03 9589 4777

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Mentone 12 Russell Court

Breathtaking Oasis on 1423 sq metres Unquestionably Mentone’s most unique offering, of this magnificent 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom residence in a quiet cul-de-sac, of offers unrivalled privacy set amidst glorious garden surrounds and superb poolside entertaining. Wonderfully proportioned rooms include formal lounge, elegant dining, sleek kitchen, vast glass encased living / dining opening to tropical oasis with large sparkling pool/spa, multiple living and entertaining domains, and enormous grassed area, master suite with walls of

Auction built in robes and sumptuous ensuite, and auto double fronted four car garage. • Grand lounge room, elegant dining room, sun-bathed living/ dining • State of the art kitchen with Miele appliances & stone benchtops • Two bright bathrooms, including luxurious ensuite with double basins

Saturday 8th October at 1.00pm Nicole Payne 0407 775 592 nicole.payne@raywhite.com raywhitebeaumaris.com.au | 03 9589 4777

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