Domain Review Bayside & Port Phillip - May 04, 2022

PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

BEC JUDD K E E PI NG M U M & L OV I NG I T

MAY 4-10, 2022

MOTHER’S DAY

CELEBS SHARE STORIES OF LOVE

LAURA CARMICHAEL

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HAILEY COULES

The editor’s desk

RHIANNON TAYLOR

I’m writing my first editor’s letter back after maternity leave, and my 11-month-old is bouncing on my lap.

She wants to get down, but then she wants “up” again. I’m just lucky my three-year-old is at daycare, not here demanding snacks. This is work-life meshed with mum-life. I love the flexibility, but it’s not without its challenges and sacrifices – to which even the most famous among us are not immune. Case in point, our Mother’s Day cover star Bec Judd has given up her on-air roles to spend more time with her four children.

She tells us about the juggle and her own mum’s positive influence. ●

IN SEASON \ These beauties are sure to make Mum’s –

SWEET ESCAPE \ After a stylish refurb a few years ago

or anyone’s – day. Daily Blooms’ tulip bouquets are also

and the recent appointment of head chef Diego Cossio,

a bit of fun, with a surprise “lucky dip” colour delivered

the Lancemore Lindenderry Red Hill is the perfect late-

to your doorstep. ● dailyblooms.com.au

autumn escape. ● lancemore.com.au

THE EDIT Things we love about Melbourne

OUR COVER \ Bec Judd and her children Oscar, Billie, Darcy and Tom. Photographed by Northbrook Agency

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GOOD CAUSE \ Australian Childhood Foundation

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patron Rosie Batty and Target have teamed up to raise

has had a long-awaited revamp, keeping the top-

funds this Mother’s Day. The retailer will donate $2

notch wines and vibe punters have always loved, but

from every shopper tote sold. ● target.com.au

introducing a sleek new look. ● lanesedge.com

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COVER STORY

Mum-life is a ball Bec Judd on prioritising family while still sneaking in some fun.

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t’s been the greatest reset of her life, but Bec Judd insists giving up on a media career to focus on family was the right move for her and her clan.

The 39-year-old mother of four, who is married to former AFL footballer Chris Judd, says it took a pandemic to help her cull the unnecessary and focus on what mattered most.

“There were some jobs I could continue at home and others I gave up altogether,” Judd says.

“I wanted to make sure I was doing less because our kids needed us.”

She has no regrets about quitting her media commitments, which saw her walk away from a radio show spot that clashed with her school pickups and a presenter gig on Channel Nine’s local travel show Postcards.

“I love a red-carpet event and, yes, they’re fun but they’re quite rare these days. It’s not my life,” she says. “I am a mum who is busy with my family.”

Despite fewer A-list events, her 791,000 Instagram followers continue to engage with her posts, and she attributes her longevity on social media to staying authentic.

“I like to show a bit of everything and keep it real.

That resonates with my audience and maybe that’s why they like and continue to follow me,” Judd says.

“It’s all about balance, not about bragging.”

On the day of this interview, Judd’s children are patiently sitting on the sidelines while Mum works (it’s school holidays).

“I’m at every single school pick-up and attend every game of sport and training session and I am loving it,” says Judd, who worked as a speech pathologist before being whisked into the WAG world in the mid 2000s.

“Going to our son Oscar’s cricket game is a highlight of my week,” she says. “COVID helped

me realise how much I loved being home. I keep asking my kids if they loved having us at home this much, and their response is still ‘yes’.”

Judd is the co-founder of activewear brand Jaggad and an ambassador for Melbourne City Land Rover, Chadstone and The Skincare Company, all of which allow her to work from home.

But a bit of glam is never off the cards – she recently travelled to California for Coachella and to celebrate her mum Kerry Brown’s 60th birthday.

The two women were separated by COVID travel restrictions for the best part of two years, as Brown lives in Judd’s hometown of Perth.

“Mum was one of the first into Victoria when borders opened,” Judd says. “It was so good to see her again. We did a lot of face time and chat over the last few years, and now are going to celebrate her milestone in style.”

Judd credits her mother with making sport a big part of her life, with netball training and weekly competitions as a teenager.

“Mum loved nothing more than watching us compete and I am exactly the same,” Judd says.

In a sign her competitive streak is still everpresent, Judd renovated a family holiday home in Mount Buller in a 10-week blitz last year.

“I love the process of renovating and seeing my ideas come to life,” she says.

The Judds started the demolition at the property on the day they got the keys.

“We didn’t have time to procrastinate; it meant I chose what I could access in Melbourne – from timber to furniture. It all had to be local and that was the only way we could do it so quickly.”

Judd hints there may even be a home collection on the cards in the future.

“I like doing things that haven’t been done before,” she says. “I am always onto the next trend that excites me the most and I like to surprise people.

Who knows what will happen next?” she says. ●

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To Mum, with love MOTHER’S DAY

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Melbourne celebrities tell us how much their mums mean to them.

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hether you see her every week or have lived in different cities for years, your mum has no doubt had a lasting impact on who you are and what you do. We asked three prominent Melburnians to tell us how their mums have influenced their lives.

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Fashion stylist and Banbe X Elliot sunglasses designer

Elliot Garnaut and his mum Kathy Garnaut My mum Kathy Garnaut is arguably the most inspirational person in my life. For as long as I can remember I have looked up to her for her distinct personality.

She is poised, elegant and caring, yet ruthless and unwavering. She never suffers fools.

Through observing these characteristics more specifically in my adult life, she has become a muse to me in so many facets. Not only in the way I treat people – with respect, giving everyone a chance –

but in the way I run my business: both headstrong and focused.

Kathy is quite simply a show stopper. She taught me almost everything I know, from fashion to relationships and personal conduct. I couldn’t ask for a more perfect or loving mother.

Mum has always encouraged my brother and I to experiment with fashion. I think it was this freedom that allowed us to not only fall in love with clothing, but to use clothing as a form of self-expression.

Nine Postcards presenter

Brodie Harper and her mum Andrea Harper My mother Andrea Harper taught me to be kind, compassionate, caring, resilient, open-minded and strong. I try every day to live up to what she taught me and teach those same values to my daughter. I thank her for having taught me these things, and if ever feel I am forgetting them, I remind myself to be a better person.

Mum is still my best friend. My dad [Allan], mum, my brother Kristian and I grew up on the Mornington Peninsula. Mum is retired now and loves to read. She is proud of me regardless of what I do, as long as I do it to the best of ability.

She has always encouraged my endeavours through life, whether it be my media career or my marathon running.

She was amazing when I went back to university during COVID lockdowns to study nutrition.

She lives nearby and has helped us since our daughter Jess was born with anything we need.

We’ve never needed day care or babysitters as Jess would always stay at Mum and Dad’s and loves visiting Granny and Papa.

My mum has always gone the extra mile with the small things as well. Like the hours spent on making our birthday cakes from The Australian Women’s Weekly cookbook to the school dress-up outfits. In fact, my mum still helps me with sewing alterations my family needs and, I’m embarrassed to say this, she still helps me get stains out of our clothes that I just can’t seem to budge.

ABC Radio Melbourne presenter and This Working Life author

Lisa Leong and her mum Noi Leong During my first week at kindergarten when I was four, all the boys went out to play in the yard and the girls stayed inside to play with dolls. I ran outside and climbed trees, wrestled and got muddy.

My parents were called into a meeting because I was running outside with the boys when I should have been indoors.

My mum, Noi, told the kindy teachers I could run outside! It was the ’70s and Mum is a Thai woman who is definitely her own person. She is the opposite to me in some ways – she is beautifully dressed and polite and I was a tomboy growing up – but she accepted that in me. It allowed me to feel freedom.

Another pivotal moment in my memories with Mum was at our home in Burwood. I found a pot of nail polish when I was about three and walked over to this amazing canvas I found – a window blind. My dad Harry is an architect and it was a Marimekko blind. I remember thinking, ‘Great! I will paint something special on it.’

Mum rushed to me and didn’t yell. I still remember her telling me quietly what I had done was wrong, and talking me through it calmly. There was no punishment. To this day, I will have dinner at my parent’s place and there’s still that very blob

they’ve tried to remove on the blind. I think my courage does come from that experience.

I love sport. I cycle, run and play tennis and can thank Mum for that. Mum was the sporty one and a basketball champion. She taught me and my brother Andrew how to roller skate, ski and play tennis. We definitely have those loves in common.

Mum worked as a nurse and midwife, later with elderly people. She was very good and patient at listening to their stories. She would chat to strangers on the street all the time, too.

I remember thinking this was super-embarrassing as a kid, but of course now I am my mum! I am the embarrassing mum who will talk to anyone – and it’s what I do on radio. ●

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ENTERTAINMENT

Thoroughly modern Edith Laura Carmichael on the strong women of Downton Abbey.

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BEN BLACKALL

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hen actress Laura Carmichael landed the role of Lady Edith Crawley in the historical drama series Downton Abbey, she could not have imagined she would still be portraying the much-loved character 12 years later, after six seasons and two movies to boot.

The latest film, Downton Abbey: A New Era, hit the big screen last month, and in it a glamorous life awaits the once-forlorn middle sister. “Edith has not only found true love with Bertie [played by Harry

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“We’re living in a time when we’re not going to accept just playing the generic wife in the story. I think people want to see women’s stories.”

Haden-Patton] but become such a modern woman.

You see that in this film; she’s a working mum, and I love that for her,” Carmichael says.

In the new film, set in the late 1920s, two stories interweave. In one, art imitates life as a movie crew uses Downton (Highclere Castle in reality) as its backdrop. At the same time, Edith visits a villa, in the south of France, which her grandmother Violet (Maggie Smith) has apparently inherited.

For Laura, the French location sparked particular joy, especially since Lady Edith swans about in silk trousers and luxurious kimonos.

“Everyone was very envious of my wardrobe, and we had a great time because we had to quarantine in the south of France, which was not actually a hardship ... it was a bit of a party!”

The movie is far from being merely a pleasant romp in the sunshine; the audience will have their fair share of eye-dabbing along with the laughter.

For avid followers of the show, there is certainly satisfaction in watching Lady Edith coming into her own as a wife, mother and – in this movie – journalist as well.

Carmichael says creator and writer Julian Fellowes weaved a unique trajectory for Edith.

“I think over the years he was always mobbed by fans saying, ‘please let Edith be happy!’ But I think he had this master plan that she was going to end up with such a brilliant end in the series.”

In fact, Fellowes has given stellar roles to all the women on the show, many of whom have had the strongest story arcs.

“We’re living in a time when we’re not going to accept just playing the generic wife in the story,” Carmichael says. “I think people want to see women’s stories, and Downton is a great example of that. So much at the heart of this show comes from these strong female characters.”

Downton has had a big impact on her life outside of work too – she found love with fellow cast member Michael C. Fox. “I can’t really picture my life without it. One of the greatest gifts it’s given me is that it’s been such amazing training. Every set I’m on now, I’m always aware of the things that I’ve learned from Downton – my first TV job – and being surrounded by Hugh Bonneville, Maggie Smith, Jim Carter.”

Before this movie, Carmichael managed to travel to Australia to shoot the psychological thriller The Secrets She Keeps. Although she never made it to Melbourne, she hopes to do so next time.

For now, it’s goodbye to Downton Abbey, but she knows that it doesn’t necessarily mean forever.

“We always say goodbye like it’s the last one and we’re here again, so I never want to say never.” ● DOWNTON ABBEY: A NEW ERA \ In cinemas now

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FEATURE HOUSE BRIGHTON EAST \ 29 CAMPERDOWN STREET 4

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A bold contemporary design, luxurious materials, grand proportions and a stunning pool and entertainment area in private landscaped gardens make this a fabulous home for a family that likes to entertain.

All on one level, it is zoned with bedrooms towards the front of the home and living areas at the rear. The main bedroom suite is beautifully indulgent and has access to a central atrium.

The fully fitted walk-in wardrobe has plenty of space and the recently renovated en suite is luxurious. Floor-toceiling marble tiles, a free-standing bath and a therapeutic steam shower with rainfall and hand-held fittings make this sumptuous retreat very relaxing indeed.

On the opposite side of the hallway are the children’s bedrooms, with walk-in or built-in wardrobes and built-in desks. The family bathroom, also newly renovated, has a sunken bath and floor-to-ceiling marble tiles. The children also have access to their own decks.

The front bedroom opens to a private deck and the other two bedrooms share one screened by bamboo.

The north-facing living, dining and kitchen area at the rear is stunning with glamorous pale polished concrete floors, innovative lighting and a masterfully designed white kitchen.

The kitchen has Corian bench tops, a La Germania 900-millimetre oven, a wide island bench-breakfast bar and a butler’s pantry with an integrated Sub-Zero fridge and freezer.

A working fireplace is a feature of the living area and glass sliding doors open to the deck with a built-in barbecue, and

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the landscaped rear garden. The north-facing, free-form saltwater pool is solar-heated and very inviting.

The house has a powder room, large laundry, ducted and in-floor heating, cooling, app-controlled security, garage workshop and Bose speakers inside and out.

It is close to Dendy Village and within walking distance of Church Street and zoned for Brighton Primary School and Brighton Secondary College. Prestigious independent schools are nearby. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON property@domainreview.com.au

Agent: Nick Johnstone, Bert Geraerts 0418 514 090 Price: $3.8 million-$4 million Private sale

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“THIS ABSOLUTELY STUNNING HOME FEATURES AN AMAZING NORTH-FACING POOL AND PRIVATE OASIS.” BERT GERAERTS – AGENT

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bedroom (walk-in wardrobe, en suite) off the entrance hall and the other three

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walk-in wardrobes and, in the en suite, a bath and twin basins. The children’s

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snuggled in a rear wing. In easy reach of

bedrooms have built-in wardrobes. The townhouse has oak floors, Bose surround

parks, golf courses and Half Moon Bay, all

The spacious floor plan and easy flow of

sound, ducted heating, ducted vacuum

This house affords family living for the

generations get opportunities to splash,

this townhouse begins with a fitted home

system, airconditioning, motorised blinds

long term. A double garage and off-street

putt and play. ● KAY KEIGHERY

office at the front. The entry leads to a

and a water tank. It is close to St Leonards

parking for two make it ideal for clans with

lounge and the house then opens up to

College and Haileybury and zoned for

several drivers. Thick hedging buffers the

a light and airy kitchen, living and dining

Hampton Primary School and Brighton

property from Bluff Road. Solid and single

area flanked on two sides by a deck with

Secondary. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON

level, the well-presented abode has a

a built-in barbecue, and by landscaped

lounge that bodes well for cosy relaxation

gardens. The kitchen is well-equipped

and an open-plan hub suggestive of

Agent: Belle Property,

with Siemens combo-steam and combo-

Agent: Marshall White,

family fun and casual entertaining. Glass

Campbell Moore 0403 227 224

microwave ovens, porcelain bench tops

Rosslyn Mastrangelo 0417 056 174

doors link that hub with the green, low-

Price: $1.75 million-$1.85 million

and a walk-through pantry. Upstairs, the

Price: $1.9 million-$2.09 million

maintenance backyard. Sleeping quarters

Auction: 10.30am, May 7

main bedroom is very large with deep

Auction: 11am, May 21

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en suite and love-seat balcony. Up again

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adjoins a wide balcony, where you can do

to the roof terrace, and 360-degree views

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ditto al fresco. Stainless-steel appliances

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encompassing the city skyline create an impressive backdrop for sunset soirees.

and ducted heating and cooling reinforce

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the draw. Saunter out to Bay Street

Musk Architecture manufactures

Polished concrete floors and a moody

modernity. Championing their cause, this

palette energise the contemporary charge;

Heaps of people hanker for a Beach Street

by two secure car parks with storage, you

designer pad blends a somewhat brutalist,

the appointments are top shelf, and the

address, but this particular Beach Street

might also lock up and go travelling on a

concrete-clad facade with an enticing,

rear courtyard moonlights as a car park. ●

has room for only a fortunate few. On the

security assured whim. ● KAY KEIGHERY

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two-level interior and then caps it with

amenities and sandy expanses. Abetted

fifth floor of SJB’s Marine Apartments,

a scenic roof terrace. Enter to a foyer,

the airy residence welcomes with two-

step-up study, laundry, powder room and

bedroom accommodation and bay views

semi open-plan hub, where the chef’s

worth framing. Both bedrooms open to

kitchen is at one with the dining area and

Agent: Cayzer,

mini balconies. The main has a walk-in

Agent: Jellis Craig,

the door-free lounge summons with a

Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601

wardrobe and en suite. Beyond the tiled

Andrew Turner 0408 211 281

fireplace. Ascend for bedrooms inclusive

Price: $2.2 million-$2.4 million

bathroom, the kitchen-dining-living hub

Price: $1.45 million-$1.55 million

of the main with walk-in wardrobe, stellar

Auction: 1pm, May 14

drinks in the aforementioned vistas and

Auction: 10am, May 14

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Albert PArk 16 Hambleton Street

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So much potential with the best address!

Adorned with irreplaceable period detailing and boasting a premier Albert Park address, this mostly untouched Edwardian will capture the hearts of anyone seeking the perfect blank canvas in a blue-chip locale. On a prized corner with a northerly frontage to Boyd St, the single-fronted home’s classic red brick exterior provides the perfect welcome, while the interiors are highlighted by gloriously high ceilings along with decorative plasterwork & captivating fretwork. Existing accommodation includes three bedrooms, a central lounge, functional kitchen/meals area plus a combined bathroom/laundry. Outside, the courtyard with auto roller door provides invaluable off-street parking. With over 100 years of memories within its solid brick walls, this is an exciting opportunity to become the home’s next custodians and create the family sanctuary of your dreams (STCA).

Auction: Guide: Contact:

Saturday 14th May 11.00am $1,600,000 - $1,700,000 Jon Kett 0415 853 564 Sam Gamon 0425 702 574

Port Melbourne 48 beacon road

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A Historic Opportunity with Glorious Park Views A picture of Port Melbourne pride, this beautiful 4 bedroom family home is a rare parkside delight in the historic Garden City Estate with picturesque park views.

First time offered in 87 years, this wonderful home enjoys a divine living room with original fireplace, lovely formal dining area, stellar kitchen (stainless steel appliances) and a captivating alfresco deck in a deep rear garden with elegantly landscaped greenery. Sitting on 455 sqm approx. of rarified land, this enticing home has been updated with electric heating, reverse cycle air conditioning, ceiling fans, a security door, a great shed and ample parking. Opposite Garden City Reserve, near New Beach and the light rail, zoned to Albert Park College, moments to Bay Street.

• Huge 455 sqm approx. block • Charming character, historical significance • Lovely park views • Free-flowing indoor/outdoor entertaining • Ample parking + garage/shed

Auction: Guide: Contact:

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Saturday 14th May 1.30pm $2,000,000 - $2,100,000 Jon Kett 0415 853 564 Mel Fredricksen 0497 942 933

Elwood 4 Heaton Avenue

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Family Elegance High on Heaton Avenue Perfectly presented, this renovated 1890s home combines the appeal of its classic heritage with a fashionable family lifestyle. Occupying an expansive 696sqm (approx) with a sundrenched north-facing rear and single dwelling covenant, the glorious up-to 5-bedroom/2-bathroom home boasts a bounty of period features and delivers an inviting sitting room/possible bedroom plus a contemporary extension (OFP) with supersized spaces for the grandest dinner parties and relaxed get-togethers. The spacious Carrara marble entertainer’s kitchen showcases quality appliances - Bifolds can be thrown back to connect indoors with a generous deck which overlooks the lush lawn and flourishing fruit trees. A freestanding home office accessed via the auto carport is yet another highlight – a practical laundry, reams of storage plus central heating/cooling, ducted vacuum and parking for three cars round off a comprehensively-updated family sanctuary. A prestige locale within moments of transport, restaurants and the bay.

Auction: Guide: Contact:

Saturday 14th May 1.00pm Contact Agent Torsten Kasper 0428 454 181 Carolyn Clarke 0414 944 933

NICK JOHNSTONE

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5 Burgess Street, Beaumaris Ultra-Modern Entertainer in Prestigious Beachside Setting This near-new 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home celebrates in style with a blue-chip beachside locale metres from golden sands and blue waters. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� far-reaching open-plan living/dining. Finished in stone, a Smeg-equipped kitchen/ butler’s pantry includes a chef-friendly three ovens and an imposing island bench.

Enjoy a sheltered alfresco, powder rooms on both levels, large laundry, zoned heating/cooling, storage, advanced security, double garage, and so much more.

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OPEN TO INSPECT Wednesday 4 May 12.00pm - 12.30pm Saturday 7 May 1 . 0Bm - 0Bm

AGENTS

nickjohnstone.com.au

Bert Geraerts

0418 514 090

Jack Johnstone

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EDITHVALE 2B Wallum Road The rarest of absolute beachfront finds, tucked away in a peaceful cul de sac set on a wellproportioned 1272m2 allotment. Currently providing 7 strata title units, previously bringing in approx. $136,000pa. You have the option to retain as an investment, sell each unit off independently, build a townhouse development, conducive to the beach front location (STCA) or create the perfect dream home. The choices are yours, in this very tightly held beach front location, where you can walk to the new Edithvale station, cafes, Edithvale PS and easy reach to private schools via train & bus services.

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AUCTION Saturday 7 May at 11:30am

xx 03 9583 3246 Garry Donovan 0419 588 660

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ST KILDA 301/34 Fitzroy Street PENTHOUSE LIVING AT A GRAND SCALE Penthouse living is a fine blend of sky-high panoramic views, visionary design and state-of-the-art features. Rooftop outdoor living is worldclass, and the lounge/dining zone has soaring 4-metre ceilings and designer edge. A 3-oven Neff and Bosch kitchen and butler's pantry, and 3 enchanting bedrooms. Hi-tech luxury, beautiful bathrooms and city views. A labour of love from The Block's Norm and Jess.

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING Monday May 16 at 5pm VIEW By Appointment

Sam Inan 0433 076 999 Maria Hunt 0413 187 188 Kyle Spinks 0418 555 333

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MIDDLE PARK 73 Nimmo Street

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BEACHSIDE GRAND HOME IN WAITING • Edwardian retaining much of its heritage • Walk to beach, Albert Park lake, village cafes & tram • Double fronted, on 362sqm approx Pretty as a picture and preserving much of its soul, this beautiful red brick Edwardian is a grand home in-waiting.

Welcomed by a façade of cascading corners, lead light windows, tuckpointed bricks and a tessellated tile veranda. The residence retains soaring 3.5 metre

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ceilings with deep cornices, original joinery including doors, tall skirts and architraves throughout. Currently the home comprises three bright bedrooms, twin living and dining rooms through to kitchen (gas cook and DW) overlooking a vast grassed yard with pergola and pedestrian ROW. View As advertised or by appointment Auction Saturday 7th May at 2pm Contact Michael Szulc 0417 122 809 Geoff Cayzer 03 9690 9782

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THE BEST, NOTHING LESS • Middle Park's most coveted location only minutes walk to shops, cafes, public transport & beach • Stunning design and high quality fixtures and fittings throughout • Ducted heating and cooling throughout • The ultimate downsizer or for those looking for a low maintenence lifestyle.

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