Domain Review Bayside & Port Phillip - March 30, 2022

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EATING OUT

DESTINATIO N DINING

FASHION

CATRIONA ROWNTREE

FOOD

MEET THE PIE MAKER

ATONG ATEM

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EATING OUT DESTINATION DINING

FASHION

CATRIONA ROWNTREE

FOOD

MEET THE PIE MAKER

ATONG ATEM THE A RTIST IN FOCUS

B AY S I D E & P O R T P H I L L I P

C o mp i l e d b y

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The editor’s desk

JAKE RODEN

Melbourne-based, Ethiopian-born South Sudanese artist Atong Atem is one to watch in the art world, and will soon be furthering her horizons in Zurich. Her vibrant portraits with a stylised, mythological technique, breathtaking beauty and surreal detail, challenge conventional beauty representations and explore identity and migrant stories. Her five-panel self-portrait photographic piece, A yellow dress, a bouquet (2022) is the winner of the new $80,000 La Prairie Art Award for female Australian artists, and a piece of this award-winning work features on this week’s cover. ●

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ART

Portraits of a rising star Wo r d s

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outh Sudanese Australian artist Atong Atem flips the ethnographic gaze by using bright self-portraits and images of family to provoke thoughts about heritage and its cultural and visual representation in art. The Melburnian uses bright face paint and make-up to loudly prove her point and layers her portrait photography with other luscious textures, fabrics and jewellery to amplify the migrant narrative.

Atem arrived in Australia as a refugee with her parents, who relocated from South Sudan to Sydney when she was three. Her father, a journalist, and mother, a translator, are her greatest intellectual inspirations.

Atem is the recipient of the inaugural La Prairie Art Award for 2022, a partnership between the Swiss luxury skincare house and the Art Gallery of NSW, which has acquired one of her works.

Represented by Mars Gallery in Melbourne, Atem’s profile is on the rise. She was shocked to hear she was this year’s La Prairie Prize winner.

“I didn’t have time to enter for the prize, so when I received the call, I didn’t know I had won – I thought it was a reminder to submit something,” Atem says. “I feel extremely honoured. As an artist, we’ve tried to keep our heads above water these last few years, and to know a work has been acquired by the gallery is really rewarding.”

Atem won the award for her work A Yellow Dress, A Bouquet (2022). The $50,000 prize, which also includes a trip to Zurich, Switzerland, to attend the Art Basel international art fair and exhibit in a month-long residency in June.

In the award-winning work, Atem is wearing a yellow Romance was Born dress that she bought as a birthday gift to herself. She paints her own face.

“The embroidery on the dress reminded me of the work my mum and aunties do; it felt like a nod

to their culture and the women in my family definitely influence my thinking and my work,” Atem says.

The work itself is part surrealism and an ode to the influence of studio photography in her work.

“It’s a fantastical world influenced by my love of science fiction,” she says.

Atem will also exhibit at Melbourne’s Photo 22, starting on April 29, with her large-scale photographs on display in the Old Treasury Building.

She has been commissioned to create a book for the event, titled Surat – a South Sudanese Arabic word that translates to “photo”.

Atem began studying architecture at Sydney College of the Arts but moved to Melbourne in 2014 to take up photography at RMIT. She hasn’t completed her studies but stayed in Melbourne.

You’ll find her browsing scanned family photographs and archival images of African cultures to reinvigorate the discussion around identity, ethnicity and what family means.

Atem’s work is a fusion of fashion photography and portraiture elegance, and it’s a world where the public and private intersect.

“I have become more comfortable with taking my self-portraits, but it’s because they tend to be colourful and layered and you don’t see me in them,” she says. “If I had to take a documentarystyle portrait of myself, I wouldn’t feel as comfortable, I’d be more vulnerable. I think because my work is so personal and about home and family, it’s a place I feel instinctually more relaxed and my best work comes because of that.”

Atem, who still speaks Dinka with her family, works from her home studio in Brunswick East.

“I did have a separate studio in 2018, but found I work so sporadically it was better I did it from home,” she says. “I love to access the Merri Creek, it’s a huge inspiration for me too. My best work comes down to mood and instinct, and I’m most in tune with that when I am home.” ● ● atongatem.com

“I have become more comfortable with taking my self-portraits, but it’s because they tend to be colourful and layered and you don’t see me.”

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Atong Atem’s arresting photos are catching the eye of the art world.

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EATING OUT Fine dining has returned with an emphasis on the whole experience, not just the food.

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GIMLET

That’s unexpected!

At the traditional kaiseki restaurant Ishizuka, hidden in a basement off Bourke Street, dishes on a set menu march out like a runway fashion parade – and you’ve got the front-row seat.

Surrounded by brutalist architecture, dishes are prepared before your eyes and sparkling sake does not stop at one glass.

The small restaurant feels extra exclusive thanks to its policy of hosting only 16 diners per sitting.

“Ishizuka is a totally secret spot and most guests can’t find us,” senior sous chef Shin Ishizuka says.

The immersive set menu is all about intricate kaiseki – a traditional multi-course Japanese dinner – moving from raw sashimi to warm morsels of wagyu, Spanish truffle curled over sushi and abalone crowned in gold leaf.

At Society, Chris Lucas is ramping up on destination dining, bringing a world-class restaurant standard to the 80 Collins Street precinct.

“Fine dining is dead,” Lucas says of the term. “For me, it’s all about destination dining. This is a time for elevated experiences where the look and feel of the restaurant is all part of the package, from the design to the aesthetic to the food.

“People want to immerse themselves in an experience. Diners want a sensuous experience when it comes to food and they want to shed their day-to-day drudgery and enter a fantasy land.”

An a la carte menu with a focus on seasonal changes is key in the hands of Society executive chef Luke Headon, formerly of The Fat Duck.

“Luke represents the youth and energy of modern Australian cooking and making it memorable,” Lucas says. ● GIMLET \ 33 Russell Street, Melbourne SOCIETY \ 80 Collins Street, Melbourne ISHIZUKA \ Basement B01/139 Bourke Street, Melbourne

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he art of dining is back in Melbourne’s CBD, but not as we know it. It’s the era of elevated casual, where fine restaurant moments come with an element of the unexpected.

Andrew McConnell’s Gimlet, in Cavendish House, is a bistro that feels like a bar – a little slice of Paris in the heart of Melbourne. Here, you can pull up a stool and eat a cheeseburger and order a cocktail, or have a steak tartare prepared tableside during the week. It’s dining theatre without being too stuffy.

The nostalgia is intentional at Gimlet. Through food, you are transported to an international destination without leaving our own city.

The crisp white tablecloths nod to all that is traditional, the drinks staff flourish a cocktail list with pleasure, and this modern vision of fine dining comes with a raucous soundtrack that’s cheekier than previous incarnations.

“It’s about having a unique space and experience for diners,” McConnell says. “It’s not an overly formal environment, it’s fun, a little raucous but has finer elements and focus to it. When I go out, I want quality without the fuss and that’s what we do.”

FASHION Getaway’s

Catriona Rowntree has embraced clothing design.

In the thick of a wool revival

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n 2008, when Catriona Rowntree married sheep farmer James Pettit, the TV presenter formed a deep appreciation for working on the land.

The couple live in the town of Little River, about 20 minutes from Geelong, where she and Pettit run a successful wool farm.

“Falling in love with a wool grower many moons ago – at the time I had no idea how I could contribute to his business and this new life,” she says. “So, I asked the Australian Wool Innovation group if they could put me to work as an ambassador, as I can talk the leg off anything.”

Rowntree, who is a household name as a Getaway presenter for Channel 9, travelled the country in that role, and it led to her meeting fashion designer Emily Riggs, who also married a wool farmer.

Riggs is the founder of the label Iris & Wool, a proudly ‘slow-fashion’ label started in 2019, producing 100 per cent Australian merino wool women’s, men’s and childrenswear collections.

The pair became firm friends and, during COVID, decided to create a new clothing range together,

made of 100 per cent certified merino wool. The five designs include jumpers and coats named after wool-producing towns, including Little River.

Rowntree is proud of becoming a fashion designer in such a challenging time for the industry.

“The entire design process was done over Zoom,” she says. “Both Emily and I were doing remote learning and we had our children at home and causing chaos all around us, but we got it done.

“It was amazing. I suppose it is a credit to all working women; we can achieve amazing things.”

Rowntree is equally excited about helping to showcase Australian wool farmers around the world. “I just hope this makes our wool farmers feel really proud of what they are doing every day, helping make sustainable fashion that can be handed down for generations,” she says.

Her family, including children Andrew, 12, and Charles, 11, is thrilled by her contribution. “I think James knows that something like this genuinely helps the bottom line and gets more people talking about wool and also buying local fashion,” she says.

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After a two-year, pandemic-induced break, Rowntree has started travelling again as host of Getaway – something she’s done for 26 years.

“I’m so excited,” she says. “For the first trip I packed in two minutes.”

As well as becoming a fashion designer, she has also recently earned her pilot’s licence and is learning French. “I think COVID-19 was a shapeshifter for me,” she says. “Nothing will ever be the same and I’m so happy with my new normal.”

Getaway has been running for 31 years, and despite there being little or no travel for the past couple of years, the show has still found a healthy audience during the pandemic.

“Getaway never missed a beat,” Rowntree says.

“I have a studio at home where I do all the voiceovers for the show and it’s on air every single week around the world. “I think it shows that even if we can’t physically travel, we still want to watch people travelling.” ● ● irisandwool.com

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FOOD

The pastry master’s new groove Raymond Capaldi has U-turned from chef to bakery maestro.

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cottish-born chef Raymond Capaldi and his partner Jodi Crocker are expanding their sensory world of homemade delights.

They are adding to their specialist bakeries with Baketico in Brighton – sweets, artisan bread and Ray’s celebrated Wonder Pies range.

This is where desserts riff on classics (including vanilla slices

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and doughnuts) but also Capaldi’s intriguing take on a Chiko Roll.

The duo swapped the high-end restaurant grind for artisan bakery life and aren’t looking back. It’s definitely been the hardest slog of their life – four and a half years of trial and error, but they’ve found their winning formula and it’s resonating with locals.

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“I used to be a tricky chef and now I’m all about keeping it simple and letting the ingredients shine.”

RAYMOND CAPALDI

locations,” she says. They adjust their menus for every area “to make sure it’s flexible and reflective of what locals want”.

They’ve outgrown their factory in Bulleen and will move into a new one in Coburg mid-year. Before the COVID pandemic they had 15 staff; that has grown to 70.

“The good thing is, we have some brilliant minds among us and not all come from hospitality,” Crocker says.

“Some joined the industry to try something new and so it’s very much a mixed bag of people [with] varied skills and amazing ideas, and that

has really helped create a positive energy to what Ray and I do.”

Capaldi still approaches his product development with culinary excellence and skill – he was always known for his textural flair and penchant for quality ingredients in the restaurant world.

Sophie O’Connor from Pandy Bakeshop has joined them as part of their mentorship program to create gluten-free and vegan desserts.

“Sophie dropped off a sample box one day she made in her kitchen at home and it was so impressive,” Crocker says. “Her flavour

combinations make what she does so popular.”

Going from culinary trickery to bakery simplicity has been the biggest career U-turn for Capaldi, who says he tries to keep the process as uncomplicated as possible.

“I used to be a tricky chef and now I’m all about keeping it simple and letting the ingredients shine,” he says.

“I’m back as an apprentice and learning a hell of a lot about food because there is more learning in manufacturing and how that works than there is to being a chef.” ●

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After leaving his Melbourne restaurant Hare & Grace, Capaldi moved into the world of wholesale and decadent pies. The Wonder Pies brand still exists, but the store names have been changed to Baketico to capture a broader offering.

“It’s been a huge learning journey for me,” says Capaldi, who opened Hare & Grace – his bistro, bar and dining room – in 2010. “Entering the world of manufacturing and baking is miles away from what I did as a chef. It was like I was starting again in many ways, but we’ve taken a lot of chances and it’s paying off.”

It’s about tailoring to the locals when they open a new bakery, says Crocker, who used to work in PR. In Westgarth, vegan and vegetarian sweets and savoury pies rule.

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FEATURE HOUSE ALBERT PARK \ 6 MADDEN STREET 3

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Superbly renovated and decorated in white, cream and grey with marble to match, this sophisticated two-storey terrace maximises the beauty of the Victorian era and celebrates the best of here and now.

The floor plan has been masterfully adapted to retain the spirit and the flourishes of the period while adding light, space and contemporary functionality.

From the lace-trimmed and intricately tiled verandah, the front door opens to an arched hall. A formal sitting room, with marble fireplace and fitted joinery, is off to the right.

Double doors, framed in grey steel, lead from there to the full-width kitchen.

Two ovens, an induction cooktop and an integrated fridge and freezer make cooking easy and a pivoting Vitra Potence wall light, a European classic, extending over the marble bench adds mega-style. Tucked away are a fitted laundry and powder room.

Next is the living and dining area, with cabinetry and fireplace set into a marble surround. The glazed rear wall opens to a paved and landscaped courtyard with built-in seating. An outdoor kitchen comprises a built-in Weber Summit barbecue, drinks fridge and sink.

On the first floor, the main bedroom has luxuriously thick carpet, an open fireplace with cast-iron insert and french doors to the balcony with its frame of iron lace. The walk-in wardrobe is large and the shower of the luxurious en suite opens to the outdoors. The second and third bedrooms have built-in wardrobes.

Back at street level, the garage is suitable for Vespas, for

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example, and the children’s bikes. There is also a cellar.

The house has polished plaster walls, hydronic in-floor

“A BRILLIANT RENOVATION SEAMLESSLY BLENDS WITH VICTORIAN

heating, ducted airconditioning, double-glazed doors and

ELEGANCE AND A DRESS CIRCLE LOCATION, METRES FROM

windows, period features and lighting from the prestigious

ALBERT PARK VILLAGE.” DAVID WOOD – AGENT

Apparatus Studio.

The address is in the zone for Albert Park Primary School and Albert Park College. The sport and recreational facilities of Albert Park Lake are just a few steps away and Bridport Street’s cafes, shops and trams are nearby. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON property@domainreview.com.au

Agent: Belle Property, David Wood 0418 315 114 Price: $3.8 million-$4 million Auction: 11.30am, April 2

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of glass doors in the living area retract to a

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by an open fireplace. Head to the hub for

wraparound, entertainment deck hosting

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modernised circumstance showcasing

a raised spa. The first floor greets with a study nook adjoining a balcony. Off the

a marble and Miele kitchen. Exit through

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this hub for an entertainer’s backyard

The young-family demographic is

study, the main bedroom has large walk-in

flourishing in this neighbourhood, and

wardrobe and an en suite designed for

If the walls of this house could talk,

pool. Two bedrooms on ground level

with it comes a convivial community,

two. ● KAY KEIGHERY

they’d probably do so in a voice as deep

include the main with walk-in wardrobe

the kind that holds fun events for the

and debonair as that belonging to Sean

and en suite. The third shares the first floor

kids and engages all generations in social

Connery. Fronting up with a facade fit to

with a bathroom and a retreat. ●

interaction. Sitting sweet on the verge of a

stop period-loving, passers-by in their

cul-de-sac, this contemporary townhouse

tracks, the architecturally enhanced

ticks boxes for space, style and outdoor

combining a terrace and a deck-bordered

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Edwardian amplifies that charisma inside,

attraction. A leafy garden announces the

Agent: Kay & Burton,

where consummately updated spaces

Agent: Marshall White, Ben Manolitsas

timber-clad facade. Enter across a porch

Tommy McIntosh 0437 170 258

provide all the ingredients for an elegant

0400 201 626

for open-plan living, a laundry, powder

Price: $1.2 million-$1.32 million

yet practical lifestyle. Loiter in the lounge

Price: $5.5 million-$6.05 million

room and direct garage access. Two sets

Auction: 10am, April 2

for old-school sophistication completed

Auction: 2.30pm, April 2

BRIGHTON \ 37 BURROWS STREET

room has an open fireplace. A lined and

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space in its own right despite flowing into

floored loft area is accessible by ladder.

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the open-plan hub. Claiming the glass-

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fronted fore and thus taking maximum

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advantage of the vistas, that kitchen/

Set on about 539 square metres, with

European laundry. It is zoned for Brighton

a huge outdoor entertaining area and

Beach Primary School and Brighton

A dress-circle location pampers this

view balcony while cosying up with the

a self-contained studio at the rear, this

Secondary College and close to Church

residence for panorama, and we’re talking

main bedroom suite; it’s a winner with a

three-bedroom home is equipped for a

Street. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON

palm trees, Station Pier and wide expanses

walk-in wardrobe and a swish and sizeable

large family with a lot of friends. The main

of beachy bay. In a noteworthy complex

en suite. ● KAY KEIGHERY

bedroom, en suite and walk-in wardrobe

by Wood March Architects, the airy, amply

is zoned to the front of the home, there is

proportioned apartment pairs discerning

a formal living room and, at the rear, the

dining/family hub connects with a bay-

finishes with an executive, couple and

kitchen, dining and living area opens to a

Agent: Belle Property,

family friendly format. Twin bedroom at

Agent: Jellis Craig,

patio on one side and the large, undercover

Rowan Thompson 0418 354 944

the rear cater for kids or guests. Their

Warwick Gardiner 0438 308 555

area on the other. Art deco details are a

Price: $1.595 million-$1.75 million

occupants might also commander the

Price: $3 million-$3.3 million

reminder of the 1930s and the formal living

Auction: 11am, April 2

adjacent living room, which serves as a

Auction: 10.30am, April 2

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NICK JOHNSTONE

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26 Love Street, Black Rock Spectacular Beachside Sanctuary with Space, Style and Substance This simply breathtaking 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home delivers a rare ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� �������������������������������������������������������������������������� With a soaring 6 metre void overhead, far-reaching living/dining pivots a ������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������������������������ ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� garage and so much more!

AUCTION Sunday 10 April at 1.30pm

OPEN TO INSPECT Saturday 2 April 12pm - 12.30pm Sunday 3 April 1pm -1.30pm AGENTS Bert Geraerts

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Jack Johnstone 0426 241 841

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| 248 Esplanade, Brighton | 96-98 Station Street, Sandringham | 9553 8300

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18 Central Avenue, Beaumaris

Sold for a record price after just one open!

There are several buyers who missed out on this property that are looking to buy a family home in the area now.

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| 248 Esplanade, Brighton | 96-98 Station Street, Sandringham | 9553 8300

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Auction Saturday 2nd April at 10:30am

8 Vautier Street Elwood Beachside appeal on Elwood's Golden Mile Graced with stunning modern interiors, multiple living zones over two levels, and breathtaking gardens, this exquisite 4 bed, 3 bathroom home is the ultimate private seaside family escape, steps to Elwood Beach and Ormond Road.

Contact Michael Paproth 0488 300 800 Simone Tindall 0408 330 355

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3a 2b

ALBERT PARK 6 Madden Street MAGNIFICENT RENOVATION METRES FROM THE VILLAGE Refined architecture and prestige quality has transformed this exclusive home, metres from Bridport St’s cafes, shops and trams.

Superb transformation presents a large living & dining zone, lounge space, and entertainer’s garden with outdoor kitchen. Miele gourmet kitchen, luxe ensuite and bathroom, high-end fitout with bespoke joinery, hydronic heating, ducted A/C, and ample storage. belleproperty.com

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AUCTION Saturday 2nd April 11:30am

David Wood 0418 315 114 Will Wood 0439 546 789

5a 4b 3v

BRIGHTON 96 Male Street EXCLUSIVELY DESIGNED AND UTTERLY FAULTLESS A masterpiece of modern design, this residence's spectacular dimensions are as supremely functional as they are unforgettably beautiful. Zoned living across 3 light-filled levels showcases exceptional design, with engineered oak, north-facing glass, a stone/ Miele kitchen & a poolside entertaining zone. Luxuries include a wine cellar, study nooks & 3-phase power in the 3 car garage.

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING Thursday 7th April at 5pm VIEW See website for details

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ASPENDALE 73 Nepean Highway

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CLASSIC ABSOLUTE BEACHFRONT FAMILY HOME - SPECTACULAR VIEWS, SUNSETS A rare opportunity to own this highway to beach 1998m2 allotment, with classic family home on one of the last remaining absolute beachfront properties, just 45 mins from the CBD on one of the best beaches. Pool + spa, floodlit tennis court, 3 alfresco areas, gourmet kitchen- Gaggenau appliances, butler’s pantry, sub-zero wine fridge, aircon, in floor heating, ceiling fans, built in BBQ.

FOR SALE Expressions of Interest close Thursday 5 May at 5pm

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xx 03 9583 3246 Garry Donovan 0419 588 660 Rod Richardson 0409 421 742

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BRIGHTON EAST 206 Were Street MANSION MAGNIFICENCE OF EPIC PROPORTIONS This 5-bedroom, 6-bathroom home is a landmark showpiece of epic space and luxury staged over three astounding levels. Unbridled dimensions create an extravagant living and entertaining experience culminating in a grand portico-covered terrace adding glamour to alfresco celebrations.

A short stroll to St Leonard’s and Haileybury Colleges, and close to Were Street Village, Hampton and Church Streets, public transport, and Brighton Beach.

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AUCTION Saturday 30th April at 10:30am VIEW See website for details

6b

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181 Page Street, Middle Park Taking pride in one of Middle Park's most beautiful tree-lined streets, this extraordinary freestanding Edwardian presents an aspirational family lifestyle opportunity, walking distance to MSAC and the beach. A beautiful blend of classic and contemporary, the home's impressive interior showcases three robed bedrooms & first-floor main retreat with walk in robe, ensuite & separate home office, flowing through to the expansive open-plan living/dining area. A genuine connection to the outdoors comes to the fore, with a gas fireplace and an entire wall of glass are further enhanced by a deluxe stone-bench, Miele kitchen. Indoor-outdoor living stretches beyond fullwidth sliders to a sun-drenched backyard & terrace. Complete with secure off-street parking, hydronic heating, zoned AC & secure storage throughout.

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Saturday 2nd April at 1:00pm As advertised or by appointment 300 sqm approx (03) 8644 5500

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5/2 Esplanade East, Port Melbourne Designed by award winning Wood Marsh Architecture and remarkable in scale, style & luxury, this beachfront residence delivers a sophisticated lifestyle just moments from Bay St cafes, shopping, trams & footsteps from the Beach. Panoramic views over the bay define a sleek interior, where floor-to-ceiling glass reveal postcard scenes over the water from the open-plan domain & balcony, enhanced by a Miele-appointed kitchen & second living area. Features powder room, laundry, storage & secure parking.

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Saturday 2nd April, 2.30pm As advertised or by appointment 660 sqm approx 0439 464 625 0438 308 555 0437 917 007

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