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Luxe living A modern take on glam

W hat t o se e t h i s We ekend

You W i sh

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TOORAK TOUCHPOINT

QUEEN BEE

FAMILY FIRST

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DEREK SWALWELL / DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION BY McKIMM

Visionary design invites outdoors in

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Note from the editor

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n any given Sunday, you’ll probably find me in Albert Park, takeaway flat white in hand, gazing at the clothes in the window of Paloma Bleu boutique (on Bridport Street) like a pup might pause in front of a butcher’s shop. When I became a property journalist, one of the first things I learnt was that some of Melbourne’s best real estate occupies St Vincent Place – the glorious, English-style heritage precinct in Albert Park, where grand terraces face a verdant central garden, hemmed by hydrangeas. In our cover story, we compare Albert Park to its elegant neighbour, Middle Park; choosing between the two is much like Bridget Jones deciding who she fancies more: Hugh Grant or Colin Firth. Equally charming.

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Cover story

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You Wish

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Best on Show

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Open this Weekend

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Coast & Country

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Modern Homes

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The Design Files

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OUR COVER 79 Graham Street, Albert Park.

Natural light and an honest material expression

are hallmarks of construction-and-design practice McKimm’s projects, as showcased in the concrete, glass-and-steel palette of the Wolseley home.

Designed for a young family of five, the home adopts an L-shaped formation, wrapping around a striking pool-and-garden area to form a “transterior” zone (where the interior and exterior of a home merge).

Capturing and using every corner of the block, the Wolseley house maximises its north-west orientation and position along a laneway to create a welcoming, introspective aspect. The upper level provides views of the garden and pool below while being shaded by concrete cantilevers.

“Creating nice transitions from one space to another were key and the clients wanted the house to feel like a home, where their family could feel comfortable and enjoy the shared spaces,” McKimm’s director, Nick McKimm, says.

His favourite element of the project is the living room, which features timber ceilings, floor-toceiling windows, cantilevered concrete and an open fireplace. “The room is flanked either side by garden with large sliding doors on one side and pivoting steel windows on the other. It’s a very comfortable room,” McKimm says.

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ALBERT PARK 7 Little Finlay Street $1 million-$1.1 million

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It might be small – on fewer than 100 square metres – but this Victorian cottage is on premium land for an entry-level price for the suburb. It offers a private garden, a park with playground opposite and the beach, St Vincent Gardens and Albert Park Lake nearby. The house has original floorboards and a modern kitchen.

Auction: 2.30pm, April 7 Agent: Buxton, Arthur Apostoleros

Clearance rate

61

%

Source: Domain Group

What the agent says

0411 515 015

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Damon Krongold

Kay & Burton

High-quality residences with north to north-west-facing backyards, in a prime location close to

TOORAK

amenities, are highly sought after.

15/486 Toorak Road $480,000-$520,000

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Highest sale

First-home buyers can get a foot in the door to Melbourne’s priciest suburb at this renovated apartment

SOUTH MELBOURNE

on the doorstep of Toorak Village. The

86 Cobden Street

apartment enjoys a buffer from the

$1.4 million-$1.5 million

main road and a treetop outlook. A small foyer separates the bedroom

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and en suite from the open-plan living room and modern kitchen.

Professional couples and young

fabulous sense of space and light.

Auction: 11.30am, April 14

families jostle for easy-living

Auction: 11.30am, April 14

Agent: Marshall White One, Matt

properties such as this. The vendors

Agent: Greg Hocking Holdsworth,

Giulieri 0407 851 206

restored its block-fronted facade and

John Holdsworth 0417 318 271

rebuilt the rest, also adding the two-

$808,000 PRESTON

229 Murray Road WOW FACTOR

bedroom-plus-study upper floor. A

Development

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smart floor plan, contemporary fit-

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opportunity in a prime

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out and stylish finishes create a

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spot close to Preston Market, train station and Preston West

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Primary. Sold by Ray White.

C o m p i l e d b y JACQ UI HAM M E R TO N

PASCOE VA V LE SOUTH

fitted butler’s pantry, can take a

BLACKBURN

has children’s rooms tucked into the

33 Anderson Street

crowd but you get double the space

121 Central Road

pitched roof line and the main

$1.25 million-$1.375 million

with its adjoining covered verandah,

$1.53 million-$1.6 million

bedroom at ground level. There’s a

lawn area and barbecue-zone pergola.

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solar-heated pool in the back garden.

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Auction: 11am, April 14

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Auction: 11am, April 14

Agent: Nelson Alexander, Michael Just put out the glassware and this

Agent: Jellis Craig, Kevin Khan 0412

Keogh 0418 508 187

This tranquil property opposite

splendid property is ready for your

660 373

Blackburn Lake Sanctuary offers

house-warming party. The open-plan

access to walking trails, bird life and

living and dining room, with a vast

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bushland views from the front

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French Provincial-style kitchen and

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verandah. The Cape Cod-style house

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C OV E R S T O RY B y JAYN E D ’ARCY & E MILY P OWE R

Park life is the bee’s knees

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sually, being in the middle of anything isn’t a great place to be. Middle-of-the-road driving is lame. Urbandictionary.com calls “middle-of-the-road” people “fence sitters”. But they’re unlikely to be sitting on a fence in Middle Park. Or if they are, they’ll have done the impossible: actually found a fence to buy that they can sit on.

There are more options on the market in its sister suburb of Albert Park, but, in prestigious real estate – such as anything luxurious – there is still an element of rarity.

A quick search on the Domain website and mobile app reveals 14 properties for sale in Albert Park, from plush waterfront apartments on Beaconsfield Parade to lavishly renovated terraces in signature treelined streets.

Albert Park: Act like a local and book at cafe Dundas & Faussett or top-notch Japanese eatery Misuzu’s. Shop at Filly’s Stable and Le Hoof on Bridport Street West for fashion with the style expected of such a swish suburb.

Recent Sales $1.422 million 208 Kerferd Road, March $1.433 million 23 Merton Street, February $1.36 million 93 Graham Street, December 2017

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In Middle Park, just five properties were on the market at the time of printing. According to Domain Group suburb profiles, the median house price (calculated for a threebedroom home) in Middle Park is $2.65 million, from 24 sales this year. The suburb has a healthy 72 per cent clearance rate.

Nip across to Albert Park where it’s slightly more affordable – the house price median hovers at $2.13 million, based on 66 sales this year. With a 78 per cent clearance rate this year, Albert Park properties are as much as a hot commodity as a table at one of its cafes during brunch hours on the weekend. It’s curious to know why Middle Park is more expensive; obviously, with far fewer properties for sale, it’s harder to buy into than good old Albert Park is.

It’s not as close to the city as Albert Park (four kilometres versus three

What the agent says

ALBERT PARK 79 Graham Street $2.785 million

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Justin Holod

Marshall White

One of the highest-

kilometres) and, despite the “park” in the name, it doesn’t include Albert Park Lake in its boundary. In fact, its 4000 residents must make do with a tiny pocket of park: on Richardson Street. If they want more green, they need to head out of their suburb. It does have a stretch of beach, but so does Albert Park.

Middle Park-ians are outnumbered

by Albert Park-ians by 2000 people.

And while Albert Park looks to be around the same size when it comes to residential streets, its boundary includes the whole of Albert Park.

Yes, the lake; the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre with its wave pool; and the black swans, complete with rather obvious necklaces (you can blame zoologist Raoul Mulder, of the University of Melbourne, for these numbered neck collars).

And, as we all know, and some of us can hear, come March each year it even has its own Grand Prix.

School-wise, Albert Park High closed in 2006, after seriously low enrolments. Albert Park College opened on the same site (but with new Woods Bagot-designed buildings) to year 7 children in 2011.

Its zone covers Port Melbourne, a section of Docklands, Albert Park, of course, and all of Middle Park.

The primary schools are a little fussier: Middle Park Primary is in a zoned area that includes Albert Park Lake (for all those lake-dwelling children), and not Albert Park’s residential area. Albert Park has its own primary school, which is also zoned. However, for all three schools, there’s stiff competition from the private schools just outside the area.

Albert Park also has Gasworks Arts Park and St Vincent Gardens. It’s a tough choice, and a buying decision might just come down to the listings’ luck of the draw.

quality renovations of a Victorian home the district has seen.

With bespoke designer flair at every turn, this is a one-ofa-kind creation, occupying a large land space, and is a home that will impress.

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Albert Park is one of Melbourne’s blue-ribbon postcodes, but typical of the area, the best of its real estate is understatedly luxurious.

Behind the terrace facades are some of the most meticulous renovations in Melbourne, fusing upmarket modern flourishes with a nod to architecture of the past. This property is no exception.

This swish home follows the traditional floor plan of a classic terrace, with bedrooms off a decorative, doublearched hallway. The third bedroom – the main – has a deluxe, marble en suite, an ample built-in wardrobe and a private deck. The remaining two bedrooms also feature built-in wardrobes. The living area, including a lounge room with a marble-pebble fireplace, flows into the contemporary kitchen, with sleek cabinetry. Enjoy evenings out on the deck and the perks of off-street parking.

Private sale Agent: Marshall White, Justin Holod 0411 669 161 Scan the code with the Domain app to view listing

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YO U W I S H B y CARO LIN E JAM E S

MAL ERN EAST MALV 92 Finch Street $9.1 million-$10 million

A landmark abode in

There are four double

Gascoigne Estate, this Queen

bedrooms and three

Anne gothic revival has

bathrooms, including the

commanding scale.

main with en suite and

Werai was built in 1890 and has undergone a six-year

dressing room.

Marshall White agent

renovation – which has been

Marcus Chiminello offers a

a labour of love for its

private sale and inspections.

interior-designer owner.

Being set on 1595 square

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metres grants a wealth of

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double-storey beauty, its heated lap pool and vast five-car garage.

Inside the solid brick walls, a scene of original elegance and sumptuous enhancements unfolds.

Pressed-metal ceilings, leadlight windows and dark Baltic-pine floors frame the majestic reception hall.

There is a library, formal lounge, sitting and dining rooms with original marble fireplaces.

The casual meals and living rooms, made for relaxation,

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private garden, pool and al-

BRIGHTON

and three car parks speak to

overlook a secluded north-

5 Ruskin Street

fresco area, complemented

6 Seymour Grove

the scale of this 110-year-old

facing garden.

$3 million-$3.3 million

by a further living area, office

$5 million

home, set on 1184 square

A classic French-style

and cloak room. James

gourmet kitchen with stone

metres. Agent Nick

Meldrum, of RT Edgar, takes

Johnstone offers buyers a

benches, butler’s pantry and

This distinctive four-

a fabulous fitted home office

bedroom residence on 390

face the garden.

square metres boasts four

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behind this Cape Dutch-

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bedrooms, four bathrooms

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this to auction on April 21.

The genius of South African

private sale.

builder Thomas Quayle is

B E S T O N S H OW B y CARO LIN E JAM E S

CLIFTON HILL 62 Berry Street $1.3 million-$1.4 million

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This 130-year-old innernorth-east cutie has had a makeover and is ready for its next century. Woodlawn Terrace, built in 1888, will appeal to lovers of Victorian terrace architecture with modern comforts. Fitted with remote-controlled offstreet parking via bi-fold doors, Miele and AEG kitchen appliances, a landscaped courtyard, and funky indoor/ outdoor bathroom showers, the original character of this home continues to shine.

Auction: Noon, April 7 Agent: Jellis Craig, Lee Muddle 0449 130 331 Scan the code with the Domain app to view listing

ASCOT VALE

BRIGHTON EAST

HAWTHORN EAST

9 Hurtle Street

2 Parker Street 2a

188 Rathmines Road

$2.25 million-$2.35 million

$1.7 million

$2.2 million-$2.42 million

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Families will appreciate this renovated bungalow’s

Light-and-bright home life awaits the owner of this

This double-fronted darling’s high-quality renovation

focus on indoor-outdoor living. An entertaining area

new, freestanding pad. Features a modern stone-

happily marries old and new. Its double-arched

with automated louvred roof and gas log-fire, and

topped kitchen, two courtyards, ducted heating and

hallway, symmetrical front rooms, leadlight glass,

solar-heated pool, make for year-round usability.

cooling, alarm, and vacuum system.

ceiling roses and distinctive iron lace facade remain.

Auction: 11am, April 14

Auction: 2pm, April 21

Auction: 11.30am, April 28

Agent: Brad Teal, Liz Brettell 0414 743 682

Agent: Kay & Burton, Bert Geraerts 0418 514 090

Agent: Marshall White, Duane Wolowiec 0418 567 581

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OPEN THIS WE E KE N D 7

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Address

Beds

Sat Sun Price $000s

Agent

Address

Beds

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Sat Sun Price $000s

Agent

Address

Beds

Sat Sun Price $000s

Agent

CAULFIELD SOUTH 1-6/188 Bambra Rd

9BR

11.15

12.00

2.5M-2.75M

Gary Peer

3BR

9.15

38 Grey St

3BR

12.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

701/30 St Andrews St

3BR

11.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

302 George St

2BR

10.30

1.35M-1.45M NelsonAlexander

36 Gore St

2BR

1.15

2.5M-2.65M NelsonAlexander

33 Dent St

4BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

4 Yeovil Rd

3BR

1.15

POA

Marshall White

40 Liston St

4BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

CLIFTON HILL 1a Hodgkinson St*

1.35-1.5M NelsonAlexander

EAST MELBOURNE

FITZROY

GLEN IRIS

HAWTHORN EAST

Take a look at 212 Mont Albert Road in Surrey Hills, listed by Marshall White, with its sensational Neil Architecture transformation.

AUCTIONS Houses and Apartments *

MALVERN EAST 2/15 Darling Rd*

2BR

11.30

POA

MW ONE

6BR

11.00

POA

Fletchers

2BR

1.00

2BR

12.00

MOOROOLBARK 18 Neryl Ct

ARMADALE 16/62 Wattletree Rd*

1BR

10.00

POA

MW ONE

52 View St

ASHWOOD 1/4 Yunki Ct

3BR

11.00

POA

Tim Dwyer

3BR

11.00

POA

Fletchers

4BR

10.30

POA

Fletchers

3BR

12.00

POA

Fletchers

BLACKBURN SOUTH 59 Baratta St

BRIGHTON EAST 11 Tatong Rd

3BR

12.00

NPD

NickJohnstone

BURWOOD 16 Aylwin Av

5BR

1.00

POA

Fletchers

CAMBERWELL 1/5 Holly St*

801/181 St Kilda Rd*

3BR

12.00

POA

Fletchers

6/5 Ardoch St*

12.00

590-640 NelsonAlexander

3BR

11.00

650-700 NelsonAlexander

9 Tarana Av

HAWTHORN 1/27 Morang Rd*

2BR 10.00

550-575

Noel Jones

2BR 10.00

POA

MW ONE

KEW

2.30

POA

MW ONE

3BR

1.00

POA

Marshall White

49 Dinsdale St

3BR

10.45

NPD

hockingstuart

3BR

1.00

POA

RT Edgar

3BR 10.00

POA

Marshall White

ARMADALE BALWYN BRUNSWICK 4BR

11.45

1.6M-1.7M NelsonAlexander

12.00

1.00

NPD

RT Edgar

NPD

Woodards

45 Denmark St

4BR

11.00

POA

Caine

46 Park Cr

4BR

1.00

POA

Caine

By Appt.

POA

Marshall White

4BR

11.00

NPD

RT Edgar

4BR

11.00

POA

RT Edgar

KEW

48 Sackville St

45BR

KILSYTH 13 Jeanette Maree Cr

MALVERN 36 Cressy St

MALVERN EAST 17 Ferncroft Av

4BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

3A Grant St

3BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

81 Kerferd St

5BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

PARKVILLE 121 Park Dr

4BR 10.00

51 Fitzgibbon St

4BR

10.45

155 Albert St

4BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

49/174 Esplanade Est

2BR

11.45

POA

Marshall White

1.85M-2M NelsonAlexander

3BR

10.45

POA

Marshall White

3BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

12 Rockley Rd

4BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

15.1/193 Domain Rd*

3BR 10.00

POA

Marshall White

4BR 10.00

POA

Marshall White

4.1M-4.5M NelsonAlexander

PRAHRAN 18 Primrose St

SOUTH MELBOURNE 7/182 Albert Rd

SOUTH YARRA

SURREY HILLS 212 Mont Albert Rd

CAMBERWELL

TOORAK

1 Lofty Av

5BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

4 Aird St

4BR

1.15

POA

Marshall White

20/512 Toorak Rd*

3BR

12.00

POA

RT Edgar

48 Christowel St

5BR

10.15

POA

Marshall White

56 Mathoura Rd

3BR

By Appt.

POA

Marshall White

3BR

11.45

POA

Marshall White

WINDSOR

CARLTON NORTH

1/10 Hyton Cr*

5BR 4BR

PORT MELBOURNE

41 St Vincent St

257-259 Albert St

GLENROY

2BR

ALBERT PARK

61 Winmalee Rd 2BR

Biggin & Scott

WEEKEND OPEN FOR INSPECTIONS Houses and Apartments *

38 Clarendon St

ESSENDON

POA

ST KILDA

BOX HILL 17 Kangerong Rd

1.25M-1.35M NelsonAlexander

SOUTH YARRA 1/1 Walsh St*

BALWYN NORTH 22 Ardgour St

PASCOE VALE

14 Neave St 1A Kildare St

700 Drummond St

1.4M-1.5M NelsonAlexander

66 Andrew St

3BR 10.00

*Denotes unit / townhouse / apartments

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ALBERT PARK

7/182 Albert Road, South Melbourne

41 St Vincent Street, Albert Park

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49/174 Esplanade East, Port Melbourne

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41stvincentstreet-albertpark.com

155 Albert Street, Port Melbourne

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ALBERT PARK – ARMADALE

HOLDSWORTH

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

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228 Ross Street, Port Melbourne Beautifully presented, this charming Edwardian beauty is designed to offer exceptional quality and stylish family living.

Upstairs lies a master bedroom of unrivalled quality, spacious and light with large BIRs, a luxurious ensuite and study/retreat. The ground level comprises a well-appointed kitchen opening to a brilliant dining and living room with polished ironbark floors and a large private courtyard. A slice of perfection in a premium location where the best of Port Melbourne and city trams just moments away.

Albert Park 8644 5500

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Auction Saturday 7th April at 10.30am Inspect Sat 10 - 10.30am Contact Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Max Mercuri 0431 043 723

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ARMADALE – BRUNSWICK

SECOND TO NONE IN AMAZING ARMADALE

NOW SEL L ING BESPOKE 2 & 3 BEDRO OM RESIDENCES OF UNSURPA SSED QUA L I T Y 502/881 HIGH STREET ARMADALE

Flawlessly positioned on the fifth floor of the brand new ‘881 Armadale’ development, this is another superb offering from renowned developer UAG. A generously proportioned and light filled two bedroom apartment is in a league of its own.

Once brings the refined character of Armadale into every residence.

2 Bedroom Residence (304) $995,000 3 Bedroom Residence (109) $1,350,000 For more information contact Damon Krongold 0418 850 757 Peter Kudelka 0418 319 439

JASON ANDOR 0431 523 161 DAVID SKILTON 0423 004 998

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CAMBERWELL – CLIFTON HILL

61 Winmalee Road, Balwyn

4 Aird Street, Camberwell

61winmaleeroad-balwyn.com

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CAULFIELD – EAST MELBOURNE

GaryPeer.com.au

5 Otira Road Caulfield North

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1-6/188 Bambra Road, Caulfield South

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Develop or Invest Brilliant Cash Flow!!!

Thu 3 May 2:00pm

Sat 11:15-11:45am Sun 12:00-12:30pm Thurs 12:00-12:30pm

Rafi Joffe Jeremy Rosens Todd Schulberg

0419 387 006 0413 837 723 0438 285 198

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33 Dent Street, Glen Iris

33dentstreet-gleniris.com

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48 Sackville Street, Kew

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Residence 1/33 Stawell Street Kew 3

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Kew

46 Park r Cr rk Cre rescent EXPRESSION OF INTEREST A 7TH APRIL 1:00PM - 1:30PM AT OPEN SAT

A4 B2 C2 T m Bayly 0478 073 308 To Paul Caine 0407 393 900

Perhaps the finest example of a fully restored Californian bungalow, this four bedroom, two bathroom, double car behemoth is a lavish off f ering that ticks all the boxes. The front of the ff house was built in 1919 with the modern extension providing an incredible living & entertaining area. The huge two tiered backyard incorporates low maintenance luxury in the heart of Kew.

Kew

45 Denmark r St rk S re r et AUCTION SAT A 28TH APRIL 11:30AM AT OPEN SAT A 7TH APRIL 11:00AM - 11:30AM AT

A4 B1 C2 T m Bayly 0478 073 308 To Paul Caine 0407 393 900

Perched within walking distance to Kew Junction and amongst Melbourne’s ’ best schools, this ’s four bedroom, one bathroom, double car house off f ers fantastic entry level buying. Sitting on ff some 470 sqm of prime Kew land, this double fronted Victorian provides a move in ready residence, which oozes potential to maximise the space and location on off f er. ff r r.

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MALVERN

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17ferncroftavenue-malverneast.com

3A Grant Street, Malvern East

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81 Kerferd Street, Malvern East

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15 Richmond Terrace Richmond 4

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66 Andrew Street, Windsor

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95 Millswyn Street South Yarra 5

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12 Rockley Road, South Yarra

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56 Mathoura Road, Toorak

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5 Sargood Street Toorak ROB MILLS MASTERPIECE

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BIG HILL, LORNE 1223 Ocean Road $4.6 million-$5 million

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A setting defined by rugged cliffs and a powerful sea requires a similarly robust structure and this steel-clad house befits its spot. Big Hill is between Lorne and Eastern View and is one of the few patches on the Great Ocean Road with houses built on the seaward side. The two-level house has three bedrooms, a long gallery on the lower level and a large living area with two decks upstairs. Interior materials continue the rugged theme: there are concrete ceilings and walls, granite floors and benchtops and walls of glass to allow view.

Agent: Great Ocean Road Real Estate, Ian Stewart 0418 522 571

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COLAC-BALLARAT ROAD

OUTSTANDING SOUTH WEST VICTORIA CROPPING COUNTRY Renowned secure Cressy area - central to Ballarat, Geelong and Colac. Highly productive blue ribbon country - cropping - prime lambs - wool - fodder - investment Total acreage 2288 Acres/926 Hectares. Available as a whole or in 8 superb contingent lots - ranging from 128 acres to 359 acres.

• Gently sloping well-drained volcanic grey clay loam soils (virtually all arable).

• Ideally suited to cereal and oilseed cropping due to its outstanding moisture retention qualities.

• Well-fenced easily accessed with abundant water supplies via dams and bores.

• Adjoining Werneth Grain Facility, close to Berrybank Grain Facility. Convenient to Geelong Port.

• A significant high calibre holding of absolute quality, versatility and position. Owners retiring.

FOR SALE BY EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST closing Monday 30th April 2018 at 3.00pm Information Memorandum available. Inspection recommended and by app't with the agents.

Contact: Michael Stewart 0418 520 467 Brian Wood 0427 131 000 Gerard Bohan 0400 005 541

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WEB ID: 1427697 charlesstewart.com.au

56-60 Bromfield Street, Colac

5231 5400

COAST & COUNTRY

Golf Course Rd and Station St, Epsom/Bendigo, VIC | 7.25 HA / 18 AC

‘ALFA DOWNS’ Via Birregurra, Lorne/Surf Coast, VIC | 95.97 HA / 237 AC

Mixed Use Zoning – 5 Existing lots – already subdivided Existing bitumen road frontage on three sides, and only 800m to the Epsom train station for a daily commute to Melbourne. Located 160m from Midland Highway, the major North/South and busiest traffic route through Bendigo.

The existing availability of 5 separate titles provides an exceptional opportunity for multiple developments without the expense, uncertainty and time delays involved in the subdivision process.

Expression of Interest

Closing Friday 27 April, 4pm Martin Skahill 0427 431 744 Elders Bendigo 03 5443 1744 eldersbendigo.com.au/18829649

80 Callahans Road, Barwon Downs – Outstanding Highly Productive Rural Property 237 Acres (95.97Ha) of heavy carrying grazing and cropping country, 95% arable, 35 inch rainfall, 2 road frontages (frontage to Birregurra/Apollo Bay Road) Magnificent shedding. Two fully enclosed sheds; 100’ x 60’ shed plus a 100’ x 27’ skillion, 85’ x 40’ shed, cattle yards, lunch room, power connected Large water storages, 3 dams, 71.7 Megalitre irrigation licences, has been running a highly successful certified seed potato production business ‘Alfa Downs’ Ideal bullock fattening, cattle breeding, prime lambs, horses, hay production and all forms of intensive agricultural pursuits. Situated in a tightly held and capital appreciating region.

10 mins Birregurra (railway station), 20 mins Colac, 30 mins Lorne/Surf Coast, 45 mins Geelong/Ring Road (grain terminal and port), 60 mins Avalon Airport, 100 mins Melbourne CBD and International Airport

RE059FR&AGE

An unbelievable 18 acres/7.25 hectares at Epsom – a high profile and rapidly developing suburb within the Bendigo city boundaries and just minutes’ drive from the CBD. Surrounded by recent development and Bendigo’s rapid growth and expansion, this land could easily be described as the last bastion and an opportunity not to be missed.

Mixed Use Zone is designed to provide for a wide range of Residential (including high density residential), Commercial, Industrial and many other uses including medical centres, education and places of worship (STCA).

An ideal opportunity for national brand companies and organisations to position themselves neatly within an already developed area with a readymade market on their doorstep.

Auction

Date Friday 4th May, 2pm Venue Onsite Inspection Strictly by appointment Ken Drysdale 0409 195 470 Elders Geelong 03 5225 5000 eldersrealestate.com.au/18797367

2696 Hamilton Highway, Caramut, VIC | 116.5 HA / 288 AC

Rural Cropping & Grazing Property – South West Victoria Extremely versatile farming land in heart of one of Australia’s most reliable rainfall districts, suitable for cropping, sheep, beef, dairy run-off and hay production.

Expression of Interest

Closing Friday 20th April, 5.00pm Venue Elders Mortlake Rob Rickard 0407 354 025 Elders Mortlake 03 5599 3300 eldersrealestate.com.au/18775854

A Goulburn Valley Powerhouse with Exceptional Water Security RE058FR&A

Includes: • Renovated 3 bedroom home with the bonus of a new solar system • 2 stand shearing shed and steel yards, separate cattle yards, hay and machinery shed, grain silo • Subdivided into 7 separate paddocks, all having pressurised water troughs. Established shelter plantations throughout • Central to Warrnambool, Hamilton & Camperdown, and only 15 minutes to Mortlake township and new livestock selling centre • Extensive bitumen road frontage

‘Andes’, 371.07ha*, St Germains, VIC • 419.3ML high, 197.3ML low reliability water shares • 721ML deep lead bore. 400ML on-farm water storage • Two unlimited high flow diversion licences • 18 double-up HB dairy, cup removers and milk metering • Modern four stand shearing shed

raywhiteruralvictoria.com.au

Auction Fri 20 Apr 1pm Mercure Hotel, Echuca Ken Oliver 0417 303 761 Jason Hellyer 0403 043 571 *approx.

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COAST & COUNTRY

350 Purves Road Main Ridge

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CLASSIC HOME – MODERN COMFORTS Landmark property located in the vibrant Goulburn Valley town of Kyabram. Extremely private se ng, nestled behind the manicured hedge & picket fence on a spacious 2459m2 Commercial 2 Zoned block. This outstanding period home was built in 1914 with original classic features but complimented with all the modern comforts. Now offering 4 double bedrooms with ensuite, study with dual work sta ons, formal & family living areas all comforted by the ducted hea ng & cooling. This property is ideal for the growing family with invi ng 12.4m inground fully led pool, all purpose concrete tennis court complete with lights, outdoor dining/entertaining area with natural gas BBQ. This is a unique property & inspec on will not disappoint.

Expressions of Interest over $595,000 - Sole Agents 214 Allan Street, Kyabram

www.kyabramrealestate.com.au

(03) 5853 2588

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35 ALICE COURT APOLLO BAY

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03 5289 4222 03 5295 1999

www.greatoceanroadrealestate.com.au 1/200 BUSTY ROAD APOLLO BAY

APOLLO BAY RIDGE

TOP PRIORITY SALE - DRESS CIRCLE OF THE BAY

This unique property overlooks an undulating landscape across lush paddocks, all the way to the sea.

Here you will find a beautiful home & successful business ready to walk into & run with. It is an ideal location for those wanting to live and work for themselves in one of the most spectacular & popular parts of the world. There are 4 buildings, each with its own individual character, built to overlook the attached 7 acres of land & glorious Otway scenery beyond. It comprises a 3 bedroom home with breathtaking views, & 2 separate modern 1 bedroom villas. Each faces north so they are bathed in sunlight, plus a workshop / studio / home office which could be easily converted into further accommodation (STCA).

Perched on the foothills of Apollo Bay, offering stunning Ocean and valley views. This 147.27 acre property presents an ideal opportunity for eco-tourism, farm stay or holiday tourism ventures. Currently utilised as an agistment property with hay storage sheds, operational shearing shed and stockyard. This property also features two dwellings; the main home with recently renovated kitchen and bathroom as well as a separate self contained cottage. Offering seclusion and privacy yet situated just a comfortable drive from stunning beaches and the Apollo Bay township.

$1,800,000 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424

Expressions of Interest closing 17th May 2018 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424

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Kyneton 1236 Kyneton - Metcalfe Road

Fern Hill 359 James Lane

Sunbury Lodge Equestrian Centre - 8Ha (20 Acres) Outstanding equestrian facilities, excellent water, superb grounds and a gorgeous residence on 8 hectares.

Time, passion and expertise have combined to create this fantastic property. Equestrian facilities include indoor Olympic sized arena with commercial permit, accommodation wing, stables and day stalls. Olympic sized outdoor arena, large workshop space with concrete floor, power and automated roller doors. Three stallion yards, five paddocks accessed by laneways including three day paddocks and two larger grassed paddocks with shelters in each.

Charming two storey rendered home in excellent condition, featuring 3 bedrooms all with built-in robes, 2 bathrooms, open plan living area incorporating a terrific kitchen, double glazing throughout, heating and cooling. 2 bores provide crystal clear drinking water, there are rain water storage tanks and a dam providing ample water.

Price $2,250,000

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Meticulously restored and lovingly cared for, the main residence and outbuildings of Raven Thorn are in exquisite condition and sit within superb formal and informal parklike surrounds.

A unique blend of historic originality and contemporary living spaces, offering superb dining options, large cosy lounge and divine sitting room, three delightful bedrooms, bespoke provincial kitchen, wine cellar and conservatory opening out to a sparkling lap pool. The stunning light filled barn (108m2) combines rustic grandeur with all mod cons overlooking ornamental lakes and spectacular views to Mount Macedon. Modern shedding, two historic potato huts, solar to grid and fantastic water supply. Set amongst 3.23 Ha (8 Acres) of designer gardens, orchards and mature trees.

Auction Saturday 28 April at 1pm (Unless sold prior) View Saturday 7 April 3-3.30pm or by appointment

Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

83 High Street, Woodend

Raven Thorn Circa 1856 - One of a kind, rich in both history and livability

(03) 5427 2999

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Estimated Selling Price $2m to $2.2m Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

83 High Street, Woodend

(03) 5427 2999

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Lot 1 McKinleys Track (Off Croziers Road & Forest Road)

18 Ha (44.5 Acres) Wonderful acres with stunning views

One of the most private and secluded properties in the Macedon Ranges, immediately adjoining the southern boundary of the environmentally significant Cobaw State Forest. Gently sloping land, some beautiful trees and stunning long views to Mount Macedon. With current Planning permit number PLN/2017/299 in place the property has a beautiful elevated and levelled homesite, a power supply is on the property and there is a large creek fed shared dam.

Auction Saturday 21 April at 11am Reserve Price $525,000 Contact Peter Wood 0408 866 774 or John Keating 0419 880 444

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83 High Street, Woodend

(03) 5427 2999

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lways reliable to do the unreservedly original, architect Andrew Simpson’s latest residential project, behind a North Fitzroy terrace, has such singular form the question begs: what’s that extraordinary roof shape about, if it is not hiding an upper level?

The roofline of this North Fitzroy extension mirrors the old home’s pitch.

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OUR COVER North Fitzroy terrace extension by Andrew Simpson.

Photograph by Shannon McGrath.

“A skylight runs the whole length of it and the light changes as the sun tracks across the sky.”

If you took a few steps further back and saw the new roofline in context with the Victorian-era house, you’d see it as Simpson does: “It’s a pitch that mirrors the roof pitch of the old house, a cantilevered pitch that protects the deck”.

If you took a few steps into the new pavilion spaces that have such a lavishing of cedar lining tracing an equally unusual above-head structure, you’d see them as giant periscopes of light and multiple outlooks to sky and borrowed greenery “which is the canopy of the mature tree that grows next door”.

The acute, up-kicking other roof pitch is not there as wanton decoration. It, too, has function as a thermal chimney to void heat out of the rooms and as the source of daylight that kisses the rear cedar wall. “A skylight runs the whole length of it and the light changes as the sun tracks across the sky.”

The wide deck and the new kitchen/ living rooms are raised high on an uncommonly large block for the inner city, “as if it were on a hill”, Simpson explains. This reflects the

client couple’s love of Tuscan hilltop villages “and gives longer views into the courtyards”.

As with the option of creating multiple courtyards, everything about this project is generous: from the scale of a worn-out house that was so lovingly restored, through the materiality of the new addition that preferred natural substances such as charred Silvertop Ash cladding,

cedar lining timbers and American oak boards and limestone tiles underfoot for the patinas they will develop over time. “And because they are great to the touch.”

Everything about a project that took three and a half years from the clients finding themselves able to buy a house they’d been eyeing off for years, was a group effort by top-line design and building professionals

recruited by Simpson, “because working with colleagues is the part of the process I enjoy the most”.

As usual, Overend Constructions did masterclass-level carpentry and cabinetry. Renata Fairhall’s landscaping will increasingly soften the strong structural definition.

Simone Haag did the easy-living, loose furniture and interiors styling.

Allowing a daring architect such as Simpson free reign is to the credit of the clients. And in turn, that he did the same for his fellow creatives is just part of what creates such a oneoff building.

The main ingredient to that end, he tells, is always based on the origin story of the clients: “When we start any project, we ask about them, about where they grew up, what books and films and art they love?

“We try to get a real understanding of them so that what we do is not an architectural imposition but comes out of a conversation about what they are attracted to”. asimpson.com.au

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At a glance Nero, Highett 1155-1157 Nepean Highway, Highett Architect: Architects Eat Developer: Pascal Group Interior design: Architects Eat

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ny seasoned home buyer will know the feeling of almost liking a new place. So many things are right, but then just one small, yet significant, element is distinctly wrong.

For apartment buyers, it’s often the proportions: the kitchen is too compact or the bedrooms barely have room for bedside tables.

Accommodating humans, not hobbits, was the focus of the build at Nero, Highett. Architects Eat director Albert Mo says the new development gives residents plenty of

Number of apartments: 26 apartments; five onebed, 21 two-bed Internal sizes (sq m): One-bed 52.8-54.2, two-

room to move and also space to play.

“The design highlights are humanfocused design – natural lights, human-proportioned room, natural ventilation, plenty of storage.

“At Nero, we’ve created the type of spaces that are to be lived in and enjoyed, not just looked at,” Mo says.

Nero is a three-level development housing 26 one and two-bedroom apartments. On the Nepean Highway, near the corner of Turner Road, Nero is just 500 metres from the Highett train station.

bed 72.4-99.3 External areas (sq m): 7.8-109 Prices: One-bed $380,000-$385,000, twobed $525,000-$750,000 Car parking: 1-2 each Completion: Late 2019 Agent: Chad Arbid 1300 888 770 Open for inspection: Onsite display suite (entry via Turner Road), TuesdaySunday, noon-4pm

NOW BUILDING YOUR NEW HOME!

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89 ATHERTON ROAD, OAKLEIGH

Construction is underway on a collection of 1, 2 & 3 bedroom residences. Due to high demand for our large premium homes, we have redesigned a limited number of spacious luxury residences with an exclusive chance to add your personalised design touches.

VISIT THE DISPLAY, OPEN 10AM - 12PM WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY OR BY APPOINTMENT ——

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Residents at Nero will have plenty of room to roam and an abundance of inviting spaces.

Developers Pascal Group called on Mo and his team to create a functional, bold and playful design at Nero. The result, from street level, is a facade that incorporates materials including black fluted concrete, industrial bricks, spotted-gum timber cladding and ceramic-facade cladding. These have been handpicked to complement Highett’s urban character.

The interiors include smart storage solutions, such as the cleverly placed shelving and the neatest study nooks.

The town hub on Highett Road and Railway Parade is just a six-minute walk away. And from the number of foodie havens, it’s clear that Highett is undergoing a culinary rejuvenation. It reflects the suburb’s growing popularity, driven by an affordable price point. Nero launched just last month and already 17 of the apartments have sold.

ith its proximity to the beach and the CBD, it’s easy to see why Elwood frequently rates a mention in lists of Melbourne’s most-popular suburbs.

Elwood has a wide range of housing and, hence, a broad range of prices.

The median price for a threebedroom house is $1.79 million – up from $1.18 million in 2014.

At Elwood Park, a boutique apartment development on St Kilda Street, prices for two-bedroom apartments start at $1.25 million.

The three-level project will sit opposite Elsternwick Park Lake on what local agents refer to as Elwood’s “golden mile” – a string of mansionfilled streets between Ormond Esplanade and Ormond Road.

Interiors at Elwood Park are defined by oak timber flooring and a soft, minimalistic palette. Kitchens feature integrated fridge/freezers and marble island benches.

The three-bedroom apartments will have private rooftop terraces, while the ground-floor apartments have spacious private courtyards.

At a glance Elwood Park 451-453 St Kilda Street, Elwood Architect: DKO Architecture Developer: Dynamic Property Group Interior design: Mim Design Number of apartments: 14: 7 two-beds, 7 three-beds Internal sizes (sq m): Two-bed 95-125, threebed 137-160 External areas (sq m): Two-bed 15-85, three-bed 20-50 Prices: Two-bed $1.25 million-$1.6 million, threebed $1.8 million-$2.5 million Car parking: Two-beds have one or two spaces, three-beds have two Completion estimate: September 2019 Agent: Chisholm & Gamon, Sam Gamon 0425

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ivien Hollingsworth and David Suter rent a combined shopfront and dwelling in Abbotsford.

This space is the couple’s home as well as the site of Hollingsworth’s business, Flos. Botanical Studio. The nature of Hollingsworth’s work is highly conducive to a shopfront, allowing her to sell directly to the public with the added space to create installations and host workshops.

Suter is a civil engineer who also manages the bookkeeping side of Flos. “For us, being able to have Viv’s workspace and home in one was the dream. There is little division between work and personal time and

Vivien Hollingsworth and David Suter at Flos.

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Having the bed so close to work is also a wonderful luxury of this space, given that Hollingsworth’s work requires at least one 3am flower market visit a week.

“I’m home by about 5am usually, so I just dump the car out the front and go upstairs and back to bed until about 8am,” she says.

Hollingsworth and Suter first heard about this property when it was advertised on Gumtree as a lease transfer. Because commercial leases are normally at least three years, a shorter lease transfer arrangement proved the ideal testing ground.

“I’d always liked the idea of living above a shop and having the shop front as a workspace, but I always

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this space reflects how the two bleed into each other,” Suter says.

Before this property, Hollingsworth’s business was operating out of several share houses.

“I was trying to make arrangements on the communal kitchen table and my house mates were understandably less than excited about it,” she recalls.

assumed it would be a little while longer before we could make it happen,” Hollingsworth says.

“But when we came and looked at the place and it was great, we decided to take the plunge and do it.”

The couple love the property’s many quirks and evidence of its former tenants, such as written instructions explaining how to turn on lights and the oven hoisted up on a shelf in the pink bathroom.

Most of the home’s furniture has been inherited from friends and family, with the shop fitted out on a minuscule budget.

“Nothing new and nothing expensive,” Hollingsworth says.

While this space is most likely home for the next couple of years, the couple have their sights set on moving to the country.

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prices in the area – the average is more than $3 million – among Melbourne’s dearest. It’s the neighbourhood that spawned Kylie and Dannii Minogue, who moved as children with their parents to exclusive Alexandra Avenue (and showing her continued love for the ’hood; in 2002, Kylie paid $2.43 million for an unrenovated 1940s two-storey home in the neighbouring street, Monomeath Avenue).

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Nonetheless, Canterbury is a vision splendid of wide streets lined with stately plane trees and century-old oaks, of grand Victorian and Edwardian mansions on large garden blocks, and of genteel rather than flashy wealth.

Named after Viscount Canterbury in 1869, postcode 3126 continues to live up to its rich history with house

campuses) and Strathcona Baptist Girls Grammar School, while its public schools include the soughtafter Camberwell High School and Canterbury Girls’ Secondary College.

It’s not much of a destination in itself – except for real estate voyeurs who might feel edified by a stroll along Victoria Avenue and The Ridge, two of the most sought-after streets where real estate can easily top $8 million. The main shopping strip, Maling Road, a classic street village of historic shop fronts, is popular for film and TV shoots.

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Heart of art extends hub of the home Who: Corbett and Yueji Lyon (lyonhousemuseum.com.au) Where: Kew, Victoria What: A family home that is also a museum of contemporary art

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he Lyon Housemuseum in Kew is no longer Melbourne’s bestkept secret. This remarkable, yet surprisingly under-the-radar home belongs to one very special family. Corbett Lyon is a fourthgeneration architect, and co-director of Lyons Architecture. His partner Yueji, and daughters Carlin and Jaqlin, are his creative partners in this truly innovative endeavour – an art museum that is also their family home.

The Lyon Housemuseum remains largely unknown to most Melburnians. An impressive family home to art collectors Corbett and Yueji Lyon, this incredible property also serves as an expertly curated art museum, housing the Lyons’ spectacular collection of Australian contemporary art. On designated days each week, the home is open to the public via private tours conducted by members of the family.

The Housemuseum first opened in 2009. A unique proposition, this hybrid of a private residence and a public museum is the first purpose-

designed museum of this kind in the world. It is a space that sparks the creative imagination so profoundly, bravely re-imagining the relationship between art and architecture, between public and private space.

A home like this represents collaboration on many levels. First and foremost, the Housemuseum is a unique creative partnership between the couple, who began collecting Australian contemporary art more than 26 years ago. Today, their collection comprises more than 350 works from more than 50 Australian artists, including Brook Andrew, Howard Arkley, Patricia Piccinini and Callum Morton.

Conceived by Corbett, the museum is very much a family affair – he and Yueji plan each exhibition (the artwork on display changes annually), host the public tours (Yueji takes weekday tours, Corbett does the weekend shift), and Carlin and Jaqlin help with administration and design, while Yueji takes all the bookings and, incredibly, also does all the cleaning.

Although they’ve hosted more than 10,000 visitors since opening in 2009, the Lyon family haven’t been particularly proactive about publicity – until now. This year, though, they have some news to share. They have recently announced a major

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extension of their existing offering – they are building a new museum adjacent to the Housemuseum, and they’re donating it to the public – at a cost of $14.5 million.

Due to open in mid-2018, the new museum will operate in tandem with the existing Housemuseum, and will offer a new, purpose-built, exhibition space for both local and international art, temporary exhibitions and events. Set to open in November 2018, the Lyon Housemuseum Galleries will launch with a huge exhibition of all-new commissions by Australian contemporary artists.

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The $130-million Escala complex sees the Melbourne developer working alongside Six Degrees Architects to create a collection of buildings that blend residential, hospitality and commercial offerings.

Residential options include loft designs and innovative, triple-level “SoHos” with direct street frontage and the flexibility of a work studio.

“We expect the variety of apartment sizes and shapes, not to mention the inherent flexibility of the loft and ‘SoHo’ offerings, to appeal to young Gen Ys and millennials, who often work from home,” says MAB Corporation’s general manager of residential, David Allt-Graham.

Quay sophistication “We also feel the scale of the loft offering will attract young families seeking spacious inner-city living.

The mezzanine can be an elevated children’s play area and the living spaces are generous for hosting friends and extended family.”

Escala will comprise a 20-level single tower with a red-brick facade

and arched windows, and a collection of five-floor podium buildings.

“Unlike traditional apartment buildings, the tower is a T-shape design to maximise the northern light, city and water views, as well as create more corner apartments,” explains Allt-Graham.

Six Degrees Architects have expertise in creating sustainable, design-led work spaces, apartments and hip restaurants, and will bring to life the vision for this prominent site.

“In Melbourne’s CBD, you don’t see cafes, shops, apartments and offices divided – it’s all a big melting pot, which gives the city its buzz,” says Six Degrees’ director, Mark Healy. “We wanted to create a vibrant community with opportunities for people to come together.”

Features that draw people together include an east-west laneway – which Healy predicts will bring “a little bit of Degraves Street to the Docklands” – a piazza, and amenities such as a gym, pool and rooftop garden.

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hile houses in Australian capital cities were becoming fantastically expensive, another economic phenomenon was quietly bubbling away, and now one of the all-time classic pieces of budgeting advice has lost its potency.

“You’ll never own a home if you keep going on all those holidays,” exasperated parents tell their millennial children, who are busy packing for another exotic adventure.

But travel has become so cheap, relative to property, that it has become somewhat of a consolation prize for younger Australians who have temporarily surrendered their home-ownership goals. Just have a look at how the calculation has changed over a generation.

Travel versus property over time In 1981, return airfares to London cost the equivalent of $6900, according to Flight Centre, while a 20 per cent deposit on a medianpriced house in Melbourne was $33,900 in today’s money.

Now that return flight costs about $1300 and the 20 per cent deposit in Melbourne is $180,700 – and around $235,000 in Sydney.

That means, for Melburnians, a deposit was equivalent to five trips to London back then, and now it’s between 139. A Sydney deposit is worth 180 flights to London.

Travel has nowhere near the financial impact for today’s first home-buyers as it did for the

previous generation. Of course, travel still means a backwards step for any saver on a budget – the point is, when it comes to property, it’s a much smaller slice of a much bigger pie than it used to be.

Who’s making the most of cheaper travel?

In the early 1970s, return flights from Sydney to London cost around three months’ wages; now it costs less than one week’s pay, according to Flight Centre and ABS data.

Older Aussies can really feel that difference, which might be why they’re so keen on heading overseas.

The latest household expenditure data from the Bureau of Statistics shows a weak rise in overseas travel spend from 25 to 43-year-olds in the

past decade, but a boom in spending from those aged over 50.

And so it should! They’re meant to be life’s best years – the ones worked hard for. But thanks to cheaper flights, and Airbnb disrupting the accommodation world, older Aussies are now travelling much more than previous generations.

Those over the age of 65 are spending 5.8 per cent of their income on overseas travel, 55 to 64-year-olds spend 4.5 per cent and 25 to 34-yearolds spend 2.1 per cent, according to ABS household expenditure data.

“Outbound tourism of Australians has shot through the roof,” Simon Kuestenmacher, director of research at The Demographics Group, said.

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“Without change, an increasing proportion of Australians born after 1970 will never get on the property ladder.” travel-hungry people out there,” he said, noting that travel has become an approachable option for Australians across all incomes.

“It’s actually extraordinary; now we have many people who are not to be considered rich who travel overseas frequently.” It’s caused a juggling of priorities, for many.

Primary school teacher Alexander Lau still wants to buy a home but says the dream has been put on the back-burner following such intense house-price gains in Sydney.

The 31-year-old has recently returned from Europe, but at this point he’s doubling up on the

countries he’s visited. “I probably go away overseas four times a year – probably a fair bit more than the average person,” Lau said, adding that the allure of international flights for just a few hundred dollars spur a “why not?” response as property remains on the distant horizon.

“The urgency has definitely been removed because of the prices – I think people are more OK with it happening later in life.

“For some people I think it’s so expensive to buy a house, and it’s not a goal I’m going to be able to achieve in the near future – I may as well go away and enjoy it in the meantime.”

Young Australians are part of a generation that can comfortably manage an overseas trip, but have a mountain to climb if they want a house. This is the opposite of previous generations.

“Home-ownership rates are falling most dramatically among the young and the poor,” Grattan Institute chief

executive John Daley and GI fellow Brendan Coates wrote. “People who cannot buy a dwelling miss out on the economic and social advantages of home ownership.” “Without change, an increasing proportion of Australians born after 1970 will never get on the property ladder.”

Older Australians might not have had much opportunity to travel when they were young – the house was the smart option. But they’re certainly making up for lost time now, with a house under their name.

Travel isn’t going to fix anything for young Australians, but it could be a nice way to pass the time until the “change” referred to by the Grattan Institute offers more options, or they could make their flight one-way and live somewhere they can afford.

Chris Kohler is Domain’s National Business Editor.

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The 66-storey, 244-unit luxury apartment tower will be built on one of lower Manhattan’s earliest streets.

History had a profound impact on the design by Adjaye, who was named one of Time’s 100 most influential people for 2017.

In an interview with Architectural Digest to mark the launch of the project, Adjaye – principal of Adjaye Associates – explained his decision to break ranks with the streamlined glass-and-steel skyscrapers for which New York is renowned.

“Contemporary buildings of this scale are typically glass, which tends to have a commercial feel that can lack depth and detail,” Adjaye says.

“With 130 William, I very much wanted to resist this current trend and instead expand on the

beautifully crafted traditional masonry facades of the older buildings in this neighbourhood.”

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Spacious penthouse loggias with double-height ceilings blur the boundary between indoor and outdoor living, while offering sweeping views across the city.

The revival of heritage masonry is a trend that has reached Australian shores, with numerous examples of new residential and commercial buildings inspired by traditional warehouse-style architecture. One of the most recent examples is Rich Street in the inner-west Sydney suburb of Marrickville.

Like the New York project, the Rich Street building features a rhythm of large-scale archways and extensive use of face brick and precast concrete. Jason Goggi, an associate director at Turner Studio, is the project director. “While locally we have historic exemplars showcasing the considered use of brick and its detailing, the latter half of the last century saw brick primarily utilised as an affordable and familiar construction option, without exploring the possibilities of what the material could offer,” Goggi says.

Fast forward to 2018, and the humble house brick is back in vogue, in the case of Rich Street and 130 William through built forms that acknowledge their respective neighbourhoods’ industrial legacies.

The appeal, in Goggi’s view, is intrinsically linked to a desire for authenticity and an appreciation of context. Rather than erring on the side of caution through generic materials and forms, Turner Studio sought to create additions to the landscape connected to place and engaged with the community.

“The use of raw materials – like brick, concrete, steel – produces a robust aesthetic that accentuates the inherent properties of the elements,” he says. “Whether it be the rough face of brick or the colouration of unfinished concrete, the materials are left to embrace their natural state without a reliance upon applied finishes. I believe there is a certain truth to this approach, which resounds with those seeking respite from the overworked and highly styled.”

130 William is developed by Lightstone with Hill West as executive architect. Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group is marketing the project, offering studios (from US$1 million, or about $1.28 million) to five-bedroom homes.

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