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f the weather bureau is on the money, sunny skies are ahead, and the same goes for the property market. I have never subscribed to the belief that wind and rain will deter buyers from an auction, but the promise of warmer weather will comfort anyone holding an open for inspection – the time when you want a home to sparkle. As a vendor, your aim is for a buyer to feel passion for your property, and react like Tom Cruise jumping on Oprah Winfrey’s couch. This week’s edition is an edit of the market’s must-see properties, catering for every heart’s desire. But if you are wading into the market as an investor, your approach will be much more technical. The investor is shrewdly detached, whereas the owneroccupier will, understandably, have a touch of Tom Cruise emotion. But even as an investor, it helps to know what will make a future buyer go ga-ga. Domain’s advice editor Daniel Butkovich’s column looks at yield today, and gains tomorrow.

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OUR COVER Cutting-edge in Brighton, listed

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landscape in Yallingup, Western Australia, are showcased in the K Residence by TCR Design Group. Much like the surrounding bush environment, it is a home that will age naturally and gracefully over time. TCR director Aaron King’s design challenges the traditional house footprint, instead featuring interconnecting volumes linked by a single “spine” element and centred around a private terrace. This layout simultaneously enhances the property’s outlook and natural light by facilitating a continual northerly aspect. “The house needed to provide privacy for the occupant without losing line of sight to the views from all rooms,” King says. “A clear definition of public and private areas through spatial planning and separate pavilions for guests allows the owners privacy whenever required.” Materials complementary of the facade, including rammed limestone, natural stone and American oak, sit at the forefront of the interior palette, contrasted with black concrete floors. King says this visual connection between the home and its environment “enriches the clients’ experience of their ideal location”, while achieving a solar passive design.

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Pitched at the discerning family, this ultra-modern residence has a six-star energy rating. Downstairs is the study and entry foyer, leading to a formal living room, kitchen, walk-in butlerâ€™s pantry and family and meals zone. Upstairs is the main bedroom with dressing room and heated flooring. A rumpus room, terrace, pool and beachside address are perks. Auction: 11am, September 1 Agent: Kay & Burton, Ian Jackson 0419 593 663

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Victorian swagger 101 is to be found at

ovens and marble benchtops. There

It is easy to forget this is middle

kitchen, which opens to a pool deck.

this Acland hill terrace. Renovated to

are two courtyards, a family

suburbia when walking up to this tri-

A water tank, cellar and home theatre

maximise liveability without losing its

bathroom and crystal chandeliers.

level oasis. Making the most of its

on 715 square metres seal the deal.

3.5-metre ceilings, distinctive facade

Auction: Noon, September 1

elevated position, a light-filled living

Auction: 11am, September 1

and bluestone verandah, features

Agent: Greg Hocking, Alby Tomassi

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The authenticity and simple elegance of this mid-century home will appeal to purists or to families and downsizers considering a sympathetic addition (there’s plenty of room on the 610-square-metre block). It has metal-framed windows, powder-blue bath and pedestal basin, covered rear

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patio and an angled roof-line forming a carport beside its cream-brick facade. Fresh paint, newly polished timber floors and pendant lighting have spruced it up. Walk to the foreshore, local shops and Beaumaris Secondary College, which opened just this year. Auction: 1.30pm, September 1 Agent: Buxton, Romana Altman 0414 804 270

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spectacular gardens and lawns with patios and undercover entertaining areas. A great add on is a fire

Buyers seeking an inner-city foothold

pit and a pool.

might sense hipster soul in this archetypal factory conversion. The step-up pad is within a circa-1883 boot factory that added other leather

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goods manufacturing as it expanded in its off-Hoddle pocket. The buildings are noted for local historical and architectural significance. The renovated apartment, minimalist and quirky, has timber floors, 4.5-metre raked ceiling, wood-fire heater and balcony. “The buyer gets air rights for the space above the roof, and being a mixed-use zone they could explore that potential,” the agent says. Auction: 10am, September 1 Agent: Jellis Craig, Luke Schickerling‚ 0414 095 248

$3.805m BRIGHTON

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Recognising the value of this tuck-

features deliver substance in the

pointed brick Edwardian treasure in

facade and formal rooms. Living

the prized Gascoigne Estate, the

rooms open to a pool, lawn and two al

owners raised its 2007 renovation to

fresco dining areas, one with a wood-

the next level in 2010 with masterful

fire oven. Central Park, cafes and elite

input by designer Hecker Guthrie and

schools are in the neighbourhood.

landscape-sculptor Jack Merlo.

Auction: 1.30pm, September 8

“Everywhere you look it’s dripping

Agent: Marshall White, Justin Long

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Never mind awaiting a 1970s revival,

raked rooflines. Stairwells at each end

A vendor with flair for interior design

bathrooms, oak floors and a calming

this architectural beauty with pool

and an open mezzanine retreat give

led a recent makeover of this circa-

palette. It has en suite bedrooms on

and spa has maintained an individual

the floor plan connection and

1907 house to give it a fresh coat of

both levels, an abundance of living

fashion statement for four decades

separation. “It would make a great

refined fabulousness. Kildonan is on a

rooms, an atrium-style study and a

while serving two successive families

Father’s Day present,” the agent says.

large elevated block, a stroll from the

self-contained bungalow.

with practical accommodation, a few

“It’s so bright and interesting; it was

Yarra and Victoria Gardens shopping

Auction: 11am, September 1

doors from Princes Park. A

probably ahead of its time.”

centre. Its Edwardian appeal

Agent: Kay & Burton, Walter Dodich

contemporary finish‚ neutral rather

Auction: 1.30pm, September 2

impresses from the street and inside

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than groovy orange, sits well with

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its classic look gains contemporary

features such as angled windows and

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In t e r v i e w b y S TE PH E N L ACE Y Ph o t o b y DANIE L P O CKE T T

“In real estate you have to try different things to understand a client’s needs and wants.”

With

Has fly fishing taught you anything

First home you ever sold?

G OWA N S T U B B I N G S from Kay & Burton, South Yarra

you can use in real estate?

It was in 2003. A little one-bedroom

Patience and determination. I’ve had

apartment in St Kilda Road for

trips where I’ve gone away for five

$130,000. I was pumped.

sk Gowan Stubbings about “the one that got away”, and he’ll tell you to pull up a chair and listen to his story. The Kay & Burton director is a fanatical fly fisherman who has been known to slip on the waders and head to New Zealand in search of the ultimate trout. When not annoying fish, Stubbings can be found selling high-end real estate around South Yarra and beyond. An agent for the past 17 years, Gowan is married with a son and two daughters.

days and haven’t caught a fish. It’s the same with real estate. And you might

Most memorable sale and why?

try 10 different flies over a fish to see

A waterfront parcel of land down at

if it will take an interest. Similarly, in

Flinders Foreshore on the Mornington

real estate you have to try different

Peninsula. We were thinking we’d get

things to understand a client’s needs

$3.5 million, and it sold for more than

and wants.

$7 million. I drove away down the very long dirt driveway with my mind

What was your first job?

spinning by what we’d just achieved. I

Working at the local butcher shop in

wasn’t focusing and a big rock pierced

How did you get interested in

of New Zealand, where we go and

Geelong. I was about 13. I would turn

the sump of my car. I kept driving into

fly fishing?

chase the big fish. A group of us from

up on Saturday and wash out all his

town and blew my engine up.

A friend of mine had a property in the

the Hawthorn Fly Fishing Club go

meat trays. I didn’t get paid in money,

north-east of Victoria. There was a

together. Traditionally we fish in a

I got paid in chops. Mum would cook

What’s your biggest achievement

small river running through it. My

place called Twizel in the middle of

them up for me in the afternoon.

outside of real estate?

friend put a rod in my hand and I

the South Island, but last February we

caught a tiny fish. I got that much of a

stayed at the Owen River Lodge. At

What would you be doing if you

trophy fish. Well, there was this one

buzz out of it, I was hooked ... pardon

the end of the day you’ll all come back

weren’t in real estate?

day when I was on the Caples River

the pun.

and have a whisky or a gin and lie

Some form of entertainment. I have a

and I landed a brown trout. He took

about the fish that got away.

very musical family. Two of my

me 30 minutes to bring in and

brothers are musicians in the armed

weighed 12 pounds (5.4 kilograms). I

Where do you fish?

Every fly fisherman wants to catch a

Locally, I fish in Victoria’s north-east,

Do you have a favourite

forces. I used to sing in a church choir

took a photograph of him and let him

up around the Goulburn, the Rubicon

fishing spot?

when I was a young chap. One thing I

go. It doesn’t get better than that.

and the Acheron rivers. However,

The Caples River, not far from

love about real estate is doing the

most of my fishing is in the wilderness

Queenstown. It’s a beautiful

auctions; it’s a type of performance.

wilderness.

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B y DANIE L B UTKOVICH

Invest in a place to call home

he appeal of an investment property to potential tenants should be front of mind for any investor. After all, it’s the tenant who will pay the rent and, ideally, take good care of the property. But arguably more important is its appeal to future buyers, even if the investor has a buy-and-hold strategy. This is because demand from owner-occupiers, rather than investors or renters, is the key driver of capital growth in the long term. Owner-occupiers dominate Two-thirds of Australians live in a home they own, while the remainder rent, according to ABS data. Owner-occupier appeal is one of the core aspects to look for in an investment-grade property because these buyers represent the largest segment of the market, according to buyers’ agent and Empower Wealth partner Bryce Holdaway. “Residential real estate is not dominated by investors, it’s actually dominated by people who have a basic survival need,” he said. “Seventy per cent of the market buy property for a roof over their head, 30 per cent buy it as an investment.” If a property only appeals to investors, there may be less upward pressure on prices in the long term, according to financial planner and Wealthful founder Chris Bates. “A good strategy comes down to understanding that property is actually about people,” he said. “It all comes down to who really wants to live in your property – not rent it, but buy it.” Owner-occupiers are more emotional in their property decisions than investors, who are primarily motivated by financial return. They are more likely to pay a premium for a property that ticks all the boxes, while investors are more likely to walk away if the numbers don’t stack up.

Know your future buyer Many investors base purchasing decisions on rental yield, as properties with high rental returns are more likely to be positively geared. In general, smaller properties, such as studios or one-bedroom apartments, have higher yields than houses, and yields in regional areas are higher than in capitals. Inexpensive high-yield properties can be tempting, but investors in it

A studio apartment has a narrow market of singles, couples and investors, and isn’t desirable for highincome earners. Similarly, properties in regional areas appeal mostly to local owneroccupiers and investors and, without the diverse employment options found in the capitals, the pool of affluent buyers is limited. On the other hand, a free-standing two or three-bedroom house 30 minutes from the CBD of a capital

“You really want to buy a property that suits families and couples who are on higher incomes.” – CHRIS BATES, WEALTHFUL for the long haul should look beyond short-term return and consider the future desirability of their chosen property. To maximise capital growth, smart investors should select properties that will appeal to affluent buyers, according to Mr Bates, as owneroccupiers who earn more can borrow more. “You really want to buy a property that suits families, and couples who are on higher incomes,” Mr Bates explained.

city would appeal to a larger number of more diverse buyers. Provided the property has a good location near transport, schools, shopping and lifestyle amenities, the increased demand and the limited supply of this property type will mean its value will increase faster than less sought-after properties. Mr Holdaway said an investmentgrade property should be “in the bell curve” of median prices in an area, as this puts it in the price range for the widest market of buyers.

Properties priced too far above the median may have yields that are too low, increasing holding costs for investors. Despite its higher price tag, lower yield and a potentially bigger shortfall between rental income and expenses, an investment-grade property is underpinned by broad demand, making it more likely to generate more wealth for the investor through strong, long-term price growth. Growth unlocks opportunities As a property increases in value, so too does its potential rent. If rents rise while repayments remain stable, negatively geared properties can become positively geared over time, creating passive income. Even if an investor has no plans to sell their property, its growth in value will increase equity, which can be withdrawn for future investments. When it comes time to sell, investors who chose assets with owner-occupier appeal can expect the best result on auction day. Daniel Butkovich is Domain’s National Advice Editor. Want to know more? Get the inside word: domain.com.au/advice

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Agent

MONT ALBERT NORTH 48 Boondara Rd

3BR

16 Emerald St

65 Studley St

2BR

11.00

900-990

Biggin & Scott

ABERFELDIE

10.00

POA

Fletchers

7 Rita St

5BR

10.30

1.4M-1.5M Nelson Alexander

ALBERT PARK 76 Merton St

3BR

12.00

POA

Cayzer

12 Ashleigh Rd

4BR

10.30

POA

Marshall White

8/11 Llaneast St*

1BR

1.00

POA

Biggin & Scott

ARMADALE

5/8 Ormond St*

2BR

1.00

420-460 Nelson Alexander

BALWYN 3BR

12.30

POA

Fletchers

BENTLEIGH 16 Milton St

10.30

POA

Marshall White

BOX HILL NORTH 79 Peter St

6BR

11.00

POA

Fletchers

BRIGHTON 4/1 Thomson St

4BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

5 Rooding St

3BR

12.00

NPD

Nick Johnstone

BRIGHTON EAST 36 Camperdown St

12.30

POA

Marshall White

BURWOOD EAST 17 Trent Ct

4BR

10.00

POA

Fletchers

4BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

CAMBERWELL 12 Derby St

1E Daphne St

12.00

2BR

2.30

POA

Fletchers

CARLTON NORTH 656 Station St

1.32M-1.38M Nelson Alexander

4BR

11.45

1.08M-1.15M Nelson Alexander

3BR

3.00

780-850 Nelson Alexander

1.30

POA

Marshall White

POA

Cayzer

PRAHRAN 3BR

10.00

POA

Biggin & Scott

2BR

11.00

1M-1.1M

Biggin & Scott

RICHMOND

820-900 Nelson Alexander 580-630 Nelson Alexander

2BR

1.00

GLEN HUNTLY 1/11 Garden Av*

640-690

Woodards

GOWANBRAE 6 Duranta Dr

1BR

11.00

230-250 Nelson Alexander

HADFIELD 6 Stratford St

3BR

11.30

700-750 Nelson Alexander

HAMPTON 3BR

12.00

3.2M-3.3M

Hodges

2A David St

2BR

10.30

POA

Marshall White

48 Sargood St

4BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

HAWTHORN 103/6 Lisson Gr*

1BR

10.00

430-470

Biggin & Scott

3BR

11.00

1.3M-1.4M

Noel Jones

HAWTHORN EAST 3 Gillman St

KEILOR EAST 34 Lauricella Av

3BR

1.30

680-730 Nelson Alexander

KEW 6/1219 Burke Rd

3BR

11.00

POA

Fletchers

MALVERN EAST 1 Rotherwood Dr

0BR

14/1810 Malvern Rd* 4/60 Serrell St

Jellis Craig

203/29 Market St*

Jellis Craig

2/79 St Helens Rd

3BR

12.00

NPD

RT Edgar

22 Loch St

3BR

9.45

POA

Marshall White

KEW 11 McEvoy St

3BR

1.00

POA

16 Wimba Av

4BR

2.00

POA

Jellis Craig

2 Belmont Av

4BR

11.15

POA

Marshall White

31 Carson St

5BR

10.30

POA

Marshall White

32 Belmont Av

5BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

Nick Johnstone

SOUTH MELBOURNE 3BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

SOUTH YARRA 1BR

11.00

POA

Biggin & Scott

3BR

12.00

POA

Jellis Craig

ST KILDA WEST STRATHMORE 1/38 Windsor Av*

2BR

1.00

720-760 Nelson Alexander

169 Mascoma St

4BR

2.30

1.1M-1.2M Nelson Alexander

198 Wattletree Rd

4BR

12.00

POA

RT Edgar

32 Wheatland Rd

4BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

46 Johnstone St

3BR

3.00

POA

Marshall White

61 Jordan St

3BR

9.45

POA

Marshall White

7 Haverbrack Av

5BR

2.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

9 & 11 Pine Gr

4BR

2.00

POA

Biggin & Scott

MALVERN EAST 15 Karma Av

4BR

3.00

POA

Marshall White

15 Nyora St

4BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

23 Glenbrook Av

5BR

1.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

25 Rothesay Av

5BR

1.30

POA

Marshall White

3/25 Coolgardie Av

3BR

3.30

POA

Marshall White

4/14 Dene Av

3BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

MELBOURNE

1/5 Florence Rd*

2BR

9.30

POA

MW ONE

2/49 Middlesex Rd

3BR

1.00

POA

Fletchers

3BR

3.30

POA

Marshall White

104/401 St Kilda Rd*

3BR

2.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

1102/15 Queens Rd*

5BR

11.00

NPD

Melb Sothebyâ€™s

73/350 St Kilda Rd*

1BR

2.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

4BR

2.00

POA

Fletchers

26 Trinian St

4BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

39 Andrew St

4BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

10/371 Toorak Rd*

4BR

2.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

13 Myrtle St

2BR

11.15

POA

Marshall White

1A Como Av

3BR

1.00

POA

Marshall White

2405/229 Toorak Rd*

3BR

1.45

POA

Marshall White

MONT ALBERT NORTH 2 Lloyd St

PRAHRAN

WEEKEND OPEN FOR INSPECTIONS Houses and Apartments *

SOUTH YARRA

ALPHINGTON 40 View St

3BR

11.00

1.8M-1.95M Nelson Alexander

4BR

12.00

53 Rose St

5BR

3.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

PH/881 High St*

4BR

3.30

POA

Marshall White

5BR

1.00

ARMADALE 37 Hampden Rd

POA

RT Edgar

ASCOT VALE

11 Knutsford St

3BR

12.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

BRIGHTON 406/81 Asling St*

3BR

12.30

47 Windermere Cr

4BR

12.30

10.00

1.25M-1.375M

Gary Peer

POA

Marshall White

CAMBERWELL 2 Grace St

6BR

3.30

POA

Jellis Craig

28 Spencer Rd

4BR

10.45

POA

Marshall White

CANTERBURY 27 Milton St

4BR

1.45

POA

Jellis Craig

CAULFIELD SOUTH 17 Burrindi Rd

2.30

POA

MW ONE

10.30

POA

Fletchers

6 Glen Dr

4BR

5BR

1.15

3.00

10.45

1.95M-2.145M

POA

Gary Peer

Marshall White

EAST MELBOURNE 22 Hayes Ln

32 Avoca St

3BR

11.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

64 Oban St

4BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

PH, 19 Chambers St*

3BR

1.00

POA

Marshall White

4BR

1.00

POA

Fletchers

11 Mell St

2BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

12 Edzell Av

3BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

129 Canterbury Rd

4BR

12.15

POA

Marshall White

150 Kooyong Rd

5BR

12.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

15E Evans Ct*

4BR

2.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

18 Selborne Rd

4BR

12.45

POA

Marshall White

19 Devorgilla Av

5BR

3.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

2 Glyndebourne Av

5BR

12.00

POA

RT Edgar

22 Hill St

5BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

29 Moonga Rd

6BR

11.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

3 Myrnong Cr

6BR

1.00

POA

RT Edgar

3/82 Mathoura Rd*

3BR

1.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

SURREY HILLS 2 Suffolk Rd

3M-3.3M Nelson Alexander

BALWYN

3BR

Dingle Partners

Marshall White

POA

NPD

3BR

400-440

POA

2.30

2.00

EAGLEMONT

11.00

12.45

3BR

SANDRINGHAM

POA

1BR

4BR

MALVERN

1.00

MELBOURNE

4 Simpson Pl 9 Leslie St

Fletchers

28 South St

20 Bridge St

Kay & Burton

POA

620-680 Nelson Alexander

1.00

Jellis Craig

NPD

12.00

ESSENDON

11.00

POA

1.00

3BR

52b Lansell Rd

2BR

2.15

2BR

31 Railway Av

Marshall White

0BR

4BR

Fletchers

POA

2/14 Raleigh St*

14 Grattan St 35 Coppin Gr

POA

2.30

14 Cameron Rd

Marshall White

10.00

4BR

490-530 Nelson Alexander

POA

HAWTHORN

3BR

COLLINGWOOD

12.00

2.15

5 Fewster Rd

1/50 Grey St

RINGWOOD EAST

40b Saturn St

2BR

5BR

HAMPTON

Biggin & Scott

TOORAK

13/30-34 Napier St*

Kay & Burton Marshall White

Biggin & Scott

Marshall White

10.00

NPD POA

1.1M-1.2M

POA

2BR

1.00

950-1.04M

10.30

1.45M-1.5M Nelson Alexander

11.00

2.00

3BR

10.00

Gary Peer

3BR

11.00

4 Raymond Gr

2BR

NPD

4BR

2BR

Woodards

11.45

8 Erica Av

3BR

1.28M-1.38M

8BR

59A Park Rd

51 York St

2.00

305/47 Peel St*

50 McKean St

301 Highett St

4BR

CAULFIELD SOUTH

1-4/3 Cyril St*

HAWTHORN EAST

SURREY HILLS

CARNEGIE 11B Elizabeth Cr*

1.12M-1.22M Nelson Alexander

11.00

32 York St 3BR

2.15

2BR

13/49 Adams St*

CANTERBURY

2BR

4BR

13 Ward St

Agent

GLEN IRIS

7/46-52 Dow St*

117 Bay Rd 4BR

Fletchers

271 Ross St

1/37 Somerset St* 5BR

POA

PORT MELBOURNE

20 Williams Rd

8 Grant Av

11.00

PASCOE VALE SOUTH 14 Briar Pl

ASCOT VALE

3BR

PASCOE VALE 300 Cumberland Rd

Sat Sun Price $000s

FITZROY NORTH

NIDDRIE 23 Jackson St

Beds

ELWOOD

MT WAVERLEY ABBOTSFORD

Address

3BR

11.00

POA

Caine

TOORAK

33 Montalto Av

3BR

1.30

POA

Marshall White

4a Chastleton Av

4BR

12.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

5 Dunraven Av

3BR

1.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

6 Bruce St

1BR

2.00

POA

RT Edgar

687 Orrong Rd

4BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

7 Devorgilla Av

5BR

1.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

G02/1 Wallace Av*

2BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

PH, 46 Lansell*

4BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

*Denotes unit / townhouse / apartments

DOM A IN

ALBERT PARK – ARMADALE

ALBERT PARK 76 Merton Street

AUCTION THIS SUNDAY

“BELMONT” Positioned in one of the district’s finest streets, moments from cafes, beaches, public transport and Albert Park Lake, this freestanding solid brick period residence offers exciting possibilities. • Classic comfortable brick family residence • Period detail, high ornate ceilings • Three double bedrooms with built-in robes • Open fireplaces, renovated modern kitchen • Two separate living zones • Rear ROW walking access is available • Enormous potential to improve if desired View Auction Contact Albert Park 03 9699 5999

Sat 12-12.30pm & Sun 11-11.30am Sunday 26th August at 12pm Michael Szulc 0417 122 809 Geoff Cayzer 9690 9782

Port Melbourne 03 9646 0812

cayzer.com.au

EOI CLOSING TUESDAY 53 Rose Street Armadale

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

CONTACT

kayburton.com.au

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ARMADALE

Penthouse, 881 High Street, Armadale

marshallwhite.com.au

DOM A IN

ASCOT VALE â€“ BRIGHTON

GaryPeer.com.au

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406/81 Asling Street, Brighton

Auction

Inspect

Penthouse with private rooftop terrace

Sat 1 Sep 12:30pm

Sat 12:30-1:00pm Sun 10:00-10:30am Thurs 5:00-5:30pm

2.5

406-81AslingStreetBrighton.com

Guide $1,250,000 - $1,375,000

Contact Rafi Joffe

0419 387 006

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5 Fewster Road, Hampton

47 Windermere Crescent, Brighton

marshallwhite.com.au

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BRIGHTON

38 New Street Brighton 5

4.5

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Lot 1/24 Glyndon Avenue Brighton

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CAMBERWELL

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CAMBERWELL

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CAMBERWELL – CARLTON NORTH

11 Knutsfo f rd Street fo Balwyn 3

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NORTH CARLTON CARL 857 RATHDOWNE RA STREET

4A 2B 1C

EXECUTORS AUCTION

Auction Sat 15th September at 12pm

Of Offering a rare elevated position in one of Melbourne’s most coveted streets, this dignified Edwardian has been carefully maintained by the same family for almost forty years. The home boasts period detail with a blue stone fence, double gabled roof, high pressed metal ceilings, ornate ceiling roses, antique light fittings, period lead lighting hardwood floor floor, two open fire places and ducted heating.

nicholsonre.com.au

With four bedrooms, two bathrooms, large separate living and dining room with ROW access. access to public transport and bike paths. Close proximity to Rathdowne Village, Lygon Street, Princes Park, Melbourne University and various schools, this property of offers a once in a generation opportunity.

Inspect Wed 5.45pm-6.15pm, Sat 10.45am-11.15am Contact Gabriel Mercuri 0411 701 133 Domenic Zanellini 0404 878 879

Brunswick 9387 0966

Reservoir 9460 2541 DOM A IN

CAULFIELD SOUTH – ELWOOD

GaryPeer.com.au

17 Burrindi Road, Caulfield South

Auction

Inspect

A unique family home & entertainers’ haven

Sun 2 Sep 1:30pm

Sat 1:15-1:45pm Sun 10:45-11:15am Thurs 5:45-6:15pm

2.5

17BurrindiRoadCaulfieldSouth.com

Guide $1,950,000 - $2,145,000

6 Glen Drive, Eaglemont

Contact Limor Herskovitz Rafi Joffe

0411 961 351 0419 387 006

marshallwhite.com.au

GaryPeer.com.au

ELWOOD 7 Heaton Av A enue

1-4/3 Cyril Street, Elwood

Auction

Inspect

The fabulous four

Wed 12 Sep 2:00pm

Sat 11:45-12:15pm Wed 12:00-12:30pm

1-4-3CyrilStreetElwood.com

DOM A IN

Limor Herskovitz Nikki Janover Gary Peer

0411 961 351 0412 496 545 0414 532 778

One of Elwood’s Finest Family Homes, the Ultimate Entertainer Offering exemplary family accommodation on exceptional grounds of approx. 786sqm, this five bedroom/four bathroom home exudes period charm enhanced with contemporary comforts. Featuring a choice of living areas plus heated pool/spa, hydronic heating, security and more. Walk to Elwood & Elsternwick - in EPS zone. Auction: Sun 16th Sept 12.00pm Contact: To T rsten Kasper 0428 454 181 Guide: Contact Agent T ish Mulcahy 0419 446 313 Tr Inspect: Thurs, Sat & Sun 12.30-1.00

ELWOOD – GLEN IRIS

ELWOOD 302/29 Foam Street

Luxury Penthouse in Bluechip Beachside Locale This impressive 3 bed, 3 bath penthouse residence on a quiet, tree-lined street between Elwood Beach and Elwood Village promises an enviable lifestyle in one of Melbourne’s most popular locales. Architecturally designed, it offers luxe high-end living with premium fixtures, fittings and finishes throughout and every convenience at your doorstep. Delivering a panoramic perspective with views of the sea and the CBD, expansive entertaining areas and outdoor access from each integral part of the home. A generous open plan living space with fireplace, takes this home to the next level of prestige and exclusivity.

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Inspect: Saturday 25th August 2:00pm – 2:30pm Thursday 30th August 11:00am – 11:30am Contact Marianne Pitard 0457 619 222 marianne@steller.com.au

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59A Park Road Glen Iris 4

4.5

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST VIEWING

CONTACT

kayburton.com.au DOM A IN

GLEN IRIS – HAWTHORN EAST

6W +HOHQV 5RDG +DZWKRUQ (DVW

3/23 Peace Street Glen Iris

4 AUCTION VIEWING

CONTACT

kayburton.com.au

DOM A IN

4.5

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HAWTHORN

DOM A IN

HAWTHORN

35 Coppin Grove Hawthorn Executorâ€™s Sale

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CONTACT

kayburton.com.au

11 McEvoy Street, Kew

4 Simpson Place, Hawthorn

marshallwhite.com.au

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marshallwhite.com.au

HAWTHORN

32 Belmont Avenue, Kew

marshallwhite.com.au

2 Belmont Avenue, Kew

marshallwhite.com.au

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MALVERN

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LUXURY RESIDENCES NOW SELLI N G

A place of detailed beauty and natural opulence. A collection of 13 residences intricately crafted by Studio Tate in the cultivated tradition of Malvern itself.

FO R A N E XC LU S I V E P R E V I E W CALL STEPHEN 0418 766 997 B O TA N I C A L M A LV E R N . C O M . A U

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2 B E D , 2 B AT H , 2 C A R F R O M $ 1 , 1 9 5 , 0 0 0 3 B E D , 2 B AT H , 2 C A R F R O M $ 1 , 7 9 0 , 0 0 0

MALVERN

7 Haverbrack Avenue Malvern 5

4.5

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST VIEWING

CONTACT

23 Glenbrook Avenue Malvern East 5

6.5

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST VIEWING

CONTACT

kayburton.com.au DOM A IN

MALVERN

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EAST MELBOURNE – MALVERN

46 Johnstone Street, Malvern

32 Wheatland Road, Malvern

marshallwhite.com.au

East Melbourne 22 Ha Hay ayes Lane

AUCTION 8th September 2018 11:30am OPEN Saturday 25th August 11:00am - 11:30am

A 3 B 1.5 C 2

25 Rothesay Avenue, Malvern East

‘Meridian’ is a rare entry-level opportunity to secure a period home in Melbourne’s ’ most ’s liveable and undoubtedly one of its most desirable suburbs. With entry from Hayes Lane, this private sanctuary is both a beautiful family home and an investment for the most discerning of buyers.

Paul Caine 0407 393 900 Peter Hannon 0447 393 012

marshallwhite.com.au

caine.com.au DOM A IN

MELBOURNE

104/401 St Kilda Road Melbourne 3

3.5

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST VIEWING

CONTACT

kayburton.com.au

73/350 St Kilda Road Melbourne

PRIVATE SALE VIEWING

Melbourne | 1102/15 Queens Road Expansive Penthouse Living with Captivating Views

CONTACT

kayburton.com.au 28

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Spacious, five bedroom, four bathroom penthouse with unrivalled views of Albert Park Lake, the golf course and Port Phillip Bay. Light flooded interior with high ceilings, full-length windows, marble bathrooms and kitchen with Caesarstone and Gaggenau appliances. Video intercom, secure parking, indoor pool and gym included. Prime location with cafes and transport on your doorstep.

For Sale View

Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am Wednesday 12.00 - 12.30pm Thursday 5.00 - 5.30pm

Contact

David Colbran 0418 348 481 Greg Herman 0411 473 307

Office

03 9825 0555

E-mail

david.colbran@sothebysrealty.com

Website

msir.com.au

MONT ALBERT NORTH â€“ MT WAVERLEY

DOM A IN

PRAHRAN – SURREY HILLS

26 Trinian Street, Prahran

marshallwhite.com.au

MALVERN 9 & 11 PINE GROVE SUBSTANTIAL BRICK PAIR ON SEPARATE TITLES TO BE SOLD AS ONE With 18.3 metres approx combined frontage and 710sq.m. approx of north facing orientation offering an exciting combination of possibilities for new home site, renovators, investors or developers STCA. Each offers: • 2 generous bedrooms, separate living & dining rooms,Separate kitchen, central bathroom plus powder room, laundry room • Lock up garage/shed • North facing rear garden

AUCTION Saturday 1st September at 2:00pm VIEW Saturday 2:00-2:30pm Wed 2:00-2:30pm CONTACT Tom McCarthy 0418 326 897 Nicholas Kaine 0477 555 097

ID and contact details are required at all open for inspections

305 High Street Prahran

DOM A IN

9520 9000

bigginscott.com.au

TOORAK

15E Evans Court Toorak 4

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST VIEWING CONTACT

150 Kooyong Road Toorak 5

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST VIEWING

CONTACT

kayburton.com.au DOM A IN

TOORAK

4a Chastleton Avenue Toorak 4

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST VIEWING

CONTACT

5 Dunraven Avenue Toorak 3

3.5

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST VIEWING CONTACT

kayburton.com.au 32

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KORUMBURRA

99 BENA ROAD

Exciting Lifestyle Development Opportunity Mortgagee in Possession Undulating 19.09 HA/47.17 Acres with northerly aspect. General Residential Zone Multiple Subdivision Options (STCA) All services available in Bena Road. Adjoins Korumburra township.

12 Edzell Avenue, Toorak

Terms: 10% deposit, balance 90 days.

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BY EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Closing 6th September 2018 at 4.00pm

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Alex Scott and Staff Inverloch 5674 1111 Contact: Dennis Ginn 0412 317 360 Marni Redmond 0403 525 413

270 Break O’Day Road, Glenburn 5

205 Selectors Road 4

’Glenburn Station’ is a highly productive property with a modern homestead enjoying four bedrooms, formal and informal living areas and a magnificent garden presenting 360-degree views of the surrounding Valley. The farm boasts a 200 megalitre header dam feeding troughs and dams in 25 paddocks. Excellent infrastructure includes a separate manager´s cottage all within close proximity to Yea and a short drive to Melbourne.

A meticulously maintained property with an architect designed residence and sprawling gardens boasting Goulburn River frontage. Flexible accommodation designed for the ease of family living. Excellent improvements include machinery shed, stables, post & rail fencing, CCTV security system and permanent water which offers the foundations for various farming opportunities which could suit viticulture, stud or equine pursuits.

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EOI: ClosingTuesday 4th September at 5.00pm

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Contact: Robert McArthur 0488 754 110 Simon Curtain 0405 385 285 Jock Langley 0419 530 008 Office 9864 5300

View: Inspect By Appointment Saturday 25th August 12.00-12.30pm & Friday 31st August 12.00-12.30pm 24/7 View: www.205selectorsroad-mangalore.com

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EOI: Closing Tuesday 11th September at 5.00pm Contact: Robert McArthur 0488 754 110 Emma Pierson 0409 182 310 Jock Langley 0419 530 008 Office 9864 5300

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ƌƚĞĚŐĂƌ͘ĐŽŵ͘ĂƵ h d/KE ^ĂƚƵƌĚĂǇ ϴƚŚ ^ĞƉƚĞŵďĞƌ Ăƚ ϭϮ͘ϬϬƉŵ ;hŶůĞƐƐ ^ŽůĚ WƌŝŽƌͿ s/ t ^ĂƚƵƌĚĂǇ ϭϭ͘ϬϬͲϭϭ͘ϯϬĂŵ WZ/ ΨϮ͕ϮϱϬ͕ϬϬϬ Ͳ ΨϮ͕ϰϳϱ͕ϬϬϬ ZĂǇ ĂƐŚŵŽƌĞ Ϭϰϰϴ Ϯϳϭ ϲϴϴ ZŚǇƐ EƵƚƚĂůů Ϭϰϯϴ ϯϴϯ ϮϮϭ

516 Purves Road Main Ridge 4

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h d/KE ^Ăƚ ϮϮŶĚ ^ĞƉƚĞŵďĞƌ Ăƚ ϯ͘ϬϬƉŵ ;hŶůĞƐƐ ^ŽůĚ WƌŝŽƌͿ WZ/ ŽŶƚĂĐƚ ŐĞŶƚ DĂƚƚŚĞǁ ŽƵƌŬĞ Ϭϰϰϴ Ϯϳϭ ϴϴϬ ZŝĐŬ >ĂŶĚĞƌ ϬϰϬϴ ϱϳϭ ϰϴϱ

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1950 BARRABOOL ROAD, GNARWARRE AUCTION: Sat 15th Sept @ 11am Ultimate Country Living 61.73 ha 152 acres approx. This property is nestled in the magnificent Barrabool Hills where peace and tranquility becomes a way of life.

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At a glance The Muse 409 St Kilda Road,

Inspired by bygone days

orget everything you thought you knew about luxury. Erase ideas of wealth and notions of glamour, and strip the concept back to its foundations. This was the quest for the team behind The Muse – a building tipped to be one of Melbourne’s most exclusive new addresses – to redefine the true meaning of luxury. The St Kilda Road complex will house just 42 residences and will be crowned by a $45 million deluxe penthouse. The jaw-dropping, double-storey suite will include extravagances like its own swimming pool, private gymnasium and steam room. Its sale is expected to smash Melbourne’s previous apartment record of $25 million, paid by a Chinese businessman in 2015 for the penthouse at the Southbank skyscraper Australia 108. Father-and-son developers Peter and Kane Devitt, who made their fortune through construction firm LU Simon, are confident the penthouse at The Muse will attract

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Melbourne Architect: Bruce Henderson Architects Developer: Devitt Property Group Interior design: Bruce

interest from local and international rich-listers. “We could have built 200-plus apartments within this building envelope, but instead we have designed 42 luxury residences to create an exceptional place to live,” Peter says. “We understand what high networth individuals want – privacy, security, convenience, the city’s best location and larger residences with bespoke, hand-crafted interiors.” The Muse will replace a commercial building owned by the Devitts on the corner of St Kilda Road and Toorak Road West. The 14-storey boutique development will look over Fawkner Park and have views of The Shrine, Royal Botanical Gardens and the city skyline. Creating an address to distinguish itself from a crowded luxury apartment market was no easy task, says architect John Scaramuzzino, who stripped back the idea of what qualifies as luxury.

“We did a lot of research into what exactly luxury is – not only for today’s tastes, but also what the next generation perceive luxury to be,” he explains. “It’s all about personalisation. If you look at all the major fashion houses at the moment, they’ve gone back to providing a bespoke service. “If you want a handbag, you want the label to customise the handbag. Rolls Royce is designing individual cars for people. “There’s so much wealth in the world now that people are willing to pay for this service as long as they get personalisation. They’re looking for individuality - something that somebody else doesn’t have.” To unlock the secret to luxury architecture of the future, Scaramuzzino looked to the past. “The first thing I did was research quite heavily the history of St Kilda Road,” he says. “I found that when the land was subdivided on the east side of St Kilda Road, ultra-high networth individuals purchased land and created mansions. They basically

Henderson Interiors, Kerry Phelan, Greg Natale Apartments: 42. Threebed: 24; four-bed: 5; halffloor: 9; penthouse: 4 Internal sizes: (sq m) Three-bed: 219-288; fourbed: 342-399; penthouse: 532-1001 External areas: (sq m) Three-bed: 9-21; four-bed: 18-30; penthouse: 197-269 Prices: Three-bed: $3.2 million-$3.95 million; four-bed: $4.5 million-$4.9 million, half-floor: $5.7 million-$8.5 million; penthouse: $15.5 million-$45 million Car parking: From two up to nine for penthouses. Completion: Late 2021 Agent: Knight Frank, Daniel Cashen 0438 346 313, Michael Robinson 0401 071 071

went through a similar process that we practise now – they went to world-famous designers to create their homes. They also appointed artists to create something from scratch and really create something quite personal.” Scaramuzzino, a director at Bruce Henderson Architects, toured worldfamous buildings to review the common traits of high-end design. He spent two weeks in New York where, he says, the Rockefeller Centre stood out for its ability to blend art and architecture. “Everywhere you walked there was a piece of art as part of the architecture, there were so many layers of detail and so many layers of luxury throughout the building,” Scaramuzzino recalls. International inspiration, combined with the influence of luxury car design, led the architectural team to decide upon a feminine theme for The Muse. Exemplified by graceful curves and classic circles, the theme also aims to be a source of inspiration, which, in turn, prompted the building’s name. A muse is typically a female who inspires creativity, a role made famous by the nine goddesses in Greek mythology who offered inspiration to those in the arts and sciences. The Muse’s circular motifs are found in large scale on the floorplans and the landscaping by Melbourne gardener Paul Bangay, as well as in the circular swimming pools, curved island benches in the kitchens and round baths in the en suites.

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“We understand what high net-worth individuals want – privacy, security, convenience, location.”

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But perhaps the most obvious influence of the feminine form can be found in the exterior shape of the building, which drapes and dips much like a veil has been left to fall over it. Interior designers Kerry Phelan, Greg Natale and designers at Bruce Henderson Interiors, have used this elegant shape to frame their input. The unusual measure of using three

interior designers was done to give buyers the freedom of choice – the more masculine colour palettes of Henderson, the lighter tones of Phelan or the glitziness of Natale. Phelan, of KPDO, says each interior at The Muse had to provide differentiation. “We were briefed by the clients to provide a bespoke outcome,” she says. “We felt that we wanted to do something lighter. More honey colours, something quite light on its feet.” The small and large details across the residences will impress. From the leather inserts in the cutlery drawers to the texture the of island bench pieced together with more than 100 stone parts. Security at The Muse is an obvious priority with an around-the-clock concierge, number plate recognition technology in the car park, a portecochere, and a residents-only entry on Toorak Road West. Construction at The Muse begins in January and is expected to finish by late 2021.

Capitol Grand 241 Toorak Road, South Yarra. A 54-storey skyscraper taking shape in South Yarra will have infinity pool, gym and library.

Eureka Tower 7 Riverside Quay, Southbank, below. Apartments are so tightly held, it’s rare to find one for sale, but a half-floor apartment sold for $4.75 million in March.

Curves are a common motif, in landscaping, in interior details and in the planned facade of The Muse building.

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At a glance 699 Burke 699 Burke Rd, Camberwell Architect: Fender Katsalidis Developer: 699 Burke Development Pty Ltd Interior design: Plus Architects Number of apartments:

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37; 25 two-bed, 12 three-bed Internal sizes (sq m): Two-bed 50-107; threebed 106-145; four bed

utting out the design solution for a slim site was a challenge best left to Melbourne’s highrise veterans. So when a development group wanted to fit 37 apartments into one of Camberwell’s tightest spots, it landed with James Pearce. Pearce, a director at Fender Katsalidis, crafted the 29-storey Phoenix, a super-skinny CBD tower just 6.8 metres wide and 24.3 metres long. His love of a challenge also shaped Tassie’s famous MONA and Merdeka PNB 118, the 118-storey tower in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.

The vision for 699 Burke was a nine-level tower snugly slotted into the Burke Road site, which is 13.7 metres wide and 61 metres deep. “It’s quite a compact site and it presented a number of challenges, but I guess on the other side of that there’s always an opportunity to do something a bit interesting,” Pearce says. A former carpet store will make way for the building, which will have city views from its Camberwell Junction location. Herein lay the

154-155 External areas (sq m): 8-56 Prices: Two-bed $565,000-$1.495 million; three-bed $1.175 million-$1.998 million; four bed $2.08 million-$2.55 million Car parking: All two-bed, two-bath have one car park. Three-bed have two. Completion: Early 2020. Agent: CBRE, Damian Stoney 1300 888 770

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The rooftop sky garden will feature two barbecues and a communal dining table.

second challenge. While close to all that is vibrant about Camberwell, it also needed to be a quiet place its future residents could call home. “For an apartment to be a place you want to live, all that activity is great, but you want to get into your apartment and have a place of peace and quiet and solace,” Pearce says. The answer was two-storey apartments, giving them both more internal space and extra distance from neighbouring buildings.

Curved balconies and earthy tones of green and copper will make 699 Burke stand out from the crowd. The lobby makes an opulent impression, while the rooftop sky garden, with two barbecues and a communal dining table, will be a destination. Camberwell station is a 10-minute walk, and tram 72 to Melbourne University makes commuting easy.

ucked off Malvern Road on a quiet, tree-lined street is where you will find one of Melbourne’s newest boutique apartment developments. With 13 apartments on four levels, the designers behind Botanical have created an address where space and light take centre stage. Each apartment sits on a corner allotment or occupies a half-floor, allowing a vast intake of natural light and views from three sides. Interiors by Studio Tate include crafted joinery, fireplaces and builtin televisions. For durability, there’s custom-made herringbone floor tiles and porcelain slab benchtops. Optional extras include dressing mirrors and upholstered bedheads with integrated lighting. All apartments have ducted heating and cooling. Living up to its name, Botanical makes outdoor living simple. Barbecues on terraces or balconies come with built-in wine fridges – everything you need to entertain.

At a glance Botanical 16-18 Spring Road, Malvern Architect: Fredman Malina Architecture Developer: Land Real Interior design: Studio Tate Number of apartments: 13; two two-beds, 11 three-beds Internal sizes (sq m): Two-beds 88-98, threebeds 129-199 External areas (sq m): Two-beds 29-46, threebeds 29-120 Prices: Two-beds $1.195 million-$1.295 million, three-beds from $1.795 million Car parking: Two-beds have two car spaces, three-beds have two to three Completion estimate: Late 2019 Agent: Marshall White,

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ontrary to popular belief, buying an unrenovated property is sometimes better than buying one that presents well. It’s an odd statement to make considering that people spend time and money to present their homes in the best possible light prior to sale so they can maximise its value, but sometimes the money spent wasn’t worth it in the long run. I heard a story many years ago about a renovator who did a quick makeover of a home with a view to a quick sell. The stumps of the house had sunk and the floor with it, so badly in fact that the floor was actually on a downward slope to the corner of the room. The bodgy solution was to pour a self-levelling compound straight over the floorboards and then apply underlay and carpet over the top. To the prospective home buyer this older-style home had character and the potential of unearthing beautiful

swiftly with a good building inspection. Rising damp is another common issue. If you ever go into a house that’s open for inspection and there’s an overwhelming smell of incense or an over-use of scented candles in every corner of every space, beware. Often this overzealous approach to stimulating the olfactory sense is

“Don’t be afraid to examine closely and ask questions. Absolutely, categorically, always get a building inspection.” Check what is actually holding up a house, what’s supporting the floor and make sure that there isn’t any issue that might require restumping, rot repair or replacement of termite damage. All of these issues can be hidden easily from the inside of the house, but reveal themselves fairly

actually designed to mask something heinous and problematic. The best thing to do if you do have the slightest whiff of a concern about damp is to open cupboards and wardrobes. Closed to the pervasive aroma of candles, these dark and secluded spaces will often reveal the hidden evidence of a damp issue with

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original floorboards. They would have purchased the home with this in mind, only to find out once they got the carpet up that the floors had been ruined and the original problem with the structure even harder to fix. Often, accepting face value can lead to disappointment, this case in point. The solution in this instance was to check under the house.

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When you walk in the door and something looks out of place – lift that rug and ask

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a good inhale through the old nostrils. You’ll smell the dank, musty smell of old-wet a mile away, and while it might be that the clothes in the cupboards are just in need of a good airing, it’s likely that the smell that’s being concealed elsewhere belies a greater issue of damp, the source of which can be hard to find and costly to repair. And have you ever walked into a home for sale and noticed that a rug or piece of furniture is in an odd place? If it looks suss, sometimes it is suss. A well-placed piece of furniture can hide stains on carpet, just like a welllocated rug can conceal scratches or damage to hard flooring. If in doubt, check it out. Lift up that rug, ask to move the sofa. Have a good look at what is going on underneath so you don’t get lumped with more than you bargained for in terms of repairs and restorations.

When you’re checking out houses for sale, the more transparent the issues are the better. It’s the hidden, sneaky things that people do that you need to be careful of and on the look out for. Don’t be afraid to examine closely and ask questions. Absolutely, categorically, always get a building inspection. And if you’re looking to purchase in an apartment building, order a strata report and have a good look at what works have been done and what is likely to be required in the future, as that can affect what you end up having to shell out that you didn’t expect or plan for. Through proper inspection and due diligence you can unearth the nasties as you sift through the dirt in the market in your search for your own speck of real estate gold. HomeSpace by Darren Palmer (Murdoch Books, RRP $39.99).

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Home in on comfort for special guests designer Caroline Choker from ACME. “If you design the guest room with the same care as you would your own personal bedroom, guests will feel relaxed and familiar within your space, and it will be a memorable stay for them.” For many homeowners, the guest room is usually a multi-function space, and often doubles as a storage room. “Having the guest room feel like a second storage room for the home is a common mistake,” says Choker. “If the wardrobes are full and the room

Courtney and Hans created an impeccably styled guest bedroom.

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is cluttered with leftover mismatched furniture, it won’t feel welcoming or like a sanctuary.” Designer Mardi Doherty from Doherty Design Studio agrees. “A memorable visit is one that provides guests with all the home comforts they require. Sometimes people feel uneasy about staying in someone else’s home, so a wellconsidered guest room with a few choice elements can make them feel really wanted and comfortable.” For contestants on The Block, incorporating luxurious elements into their guest room designs was equally as important as comfort – be it premium bed linen, the perfect artwork, ample storage or clever use of colour and texture. Runners-up Hans and Courtney were praised by the judges for their beautifully made bed.

“Everybody wants a good night’s rest. Start with a great bed with a very comfortable, yet firm, mattress dressed in beautiful linens or high thread-count sheets, plush duvet and additional throws for texture and warmth. Then add both firm and soft, cosy feather-filled pillows.” Well-considered lighting is not only

“Bedside tables and floor lamps are essential for creating a welcoming atmosphere,” says Choker. “Be sure to include bedside lamps or a floor lamp in the corner of the room to impart a welcoming and relaxing light. ‘‘A lounge or armchair for reading with a textural rug beneath creates a

“Bedside tables and floor lamps are essential for creating a welcoming atmosphere.” practical but provides the room with real ambience and warmth, she adds. Despite their purchase of an Alexa to turn the lights on and off, the judges criticised Jess and Norm’s room for not having light switches close to the bed.

lounge-like atmosphere akin to that of a hotel room.” Stock up on everything you think your guest might need during their stay. “Each item should remind your guest of being in their own home, and will reinforce that sense of comfort and belonging,” says Doherty. Choker says: “Provide basic

items like travel-sized toiletries, an empty closet with a set of matching hangers, extra toilet paper and beautiful bath linen, and make sure there is a decent, floor-length mirror installed.” Once your guests are settled, it’s time to enjoy their company and ensure their stay is one you will both always remember. “I think it’s good to note that sometimes you don’t want a guest’s room to be too comfortable,” says Doherty. “A friend told me once that having someone to stay is like bread. It’s good for the first three days then it starts to go a bit stale!” See Domain judge Alice Stolz on The Block every Wednesday night and head to domain.com.au/the-block for the behind the scenes news.

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The off-the-grid cabin, in regional Victoria, offers idyllic vistas.

A tiny slice of paradise in the bush Who: Artist and researcher Lucy Hersey and husband Nathan Hersey. Where: Regional Victoria What: An off-the-grid weekender

rtist and researcher Lucy Hersey and her husband Nathan have found the perfect balance of city living and weekend escape after finding their tiny offgrid cabin in regional Victoria. Fuelled by a desire for “slower living”, the couple built their miniature getaway three years ago, despite lacking any real construction know-how at the time. They taught themselves everything they needed to know from Youtube clips and a few phone calls to tradie friends, cobbling together the various skills required to create their cosy weekender from scratch. There’s a touch of 1970s Australian craft movement about the place, with an emphasis on raw timber and mostly second-hand furniture. The couple love recycling for ethical reasons, but also cherish the experience of fossicking through the op-shops and occasionally striking gold. Despite its limited footprint, the space is full of lovingly selected

artworks, ceramics, and cosy details – like the hand-crocheted blanket on the bed, and Lucy’s own stunning earth-toned artworks on the walls. There are also pieces from creative friends. “I try to buy pieces from artists I have a relationship with already,” Lucy says. “Buying work from people you know and love adds that extra dimension to a special piece. “I love waking up in the morning and drinking a coffee in the loft bed looking out at the view, and

snuggling down by the fire in winter after being out in the cold and wind all day.” The tiny kitchen is another favourite spot, where she can peer out of the cabin window to watch the cows grazing, and in summer the couple love to entertain friends on the deck. If this all sounds a little too idyllic, Lucy is upfront about the realities of living off-grid. The cabin has no bathroom – instead the couple have an outdoor shower and a DIY

composting toilet – and electricity comes from a generator. “We live by candlelight and battery light most of the time. But it is nice to be forced to slow down, collect firewood, be thoughtful about your use of resources and feel selfsufficient,” she says. There are plans for a permaculture garden, olive grove and native-flower plantation. Has a low-energy lifestyle ever looked so good? thedesignfiles.net

Lucy and Nathan with their dogs Lolly and Alice, left; The tiny living space looking out to paddocks beyond, right.

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est End’s largest building, The Spencer, is set to bring Melbourne-based design studio Hecker Guthrie’s signature Scandinavian style to West Melbourne. Situated on West End’s eastern face, cornering Dudley Street and Bluestone Lane, The Spencer will span 11 storeys. In a tribute to the area’s past, CHT Architects has designed The Spencer’s exterior to emulate a collection of industrial residences. This calm, subtle architecture is paired with natural, light interiors. Hecker Guthrie has ensured that each apartment includes generous storage, Bosch appliances and materials such as timber and granite. “In creating The Spencer, we’ve provided an abundance of carefully selected components that ensure the highest standard of living,” says Paul Hecker, founding director of Hecker Guthrie.

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Scandi at the Spencer “Inclusions and design details not usually seen in apartments are standard features at The Spencer,” he adds. “Joinery acts as built-in furniture, as well as being functional storage. A dining table is nestled underneath the island benches and

kitchens include abundant appliances.” Trenerry Property director Robert DiCintio said that the decision to work with Hecker Guthrie and CHT Architects was based on his confidence in the collaborators’

ability to achieve the vision for The Spencer. “When creating The Spencer we wanted to not only provide buyers with an affordable home, but also still deliver the luxury that comes with residences at higher price points,” he says. “We were extremely confident in both Hecker Guthrie and CHT Architects’ ability to bring this vision to life, and couldn’t be more proud of the finished product.” Located just 500 metres from the CBD, The Spencer is close to lifestyle and transport precincts such as Flagstaff Gardens, Queen Victoria Market, North Melbourne station and Southern Cross Station. Buyers at The Spencer will have the opportunity to benefit from on-site hotel services, such as room service and cleaning, as well as expansive private gardens including a 25-metre lap pool, gym, spa and relaxation retreats.

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t’s not just about proximity in North Melbourne, although being a mere two kilometres from the CBD certainly has its attractions. But it’s simply too reductive to claim the upwardly mobile story of postcode 3051 is that of a classic working-class neighbourhood finding itself in the coveted inner ring. A walk along well-preserved Victorian-era Errol Street on any day of the week gives a sense of a place where neighbourhood spirit is not lipservice but palpable. There is a

vibrant mix of residences, from housing towers to terraces and redbrick warehouses, and it defies easy categorisation. In the 1840s this northern pocket was settled with randomly situated dwellings and livestock yards. Housing the Metropolitan Meat Market and the Northern Market Reserve, it was renowned for the smell of the horses, sheep, cattle and pigs that called it home, albeit temporarily, as well as the tanneries. Its history provides an indelible link

to the North Melbourne Football Club, still nicknamed “the shinboners” with so many of its early players and fans employees of the abattoirs. This founding member of the Victorian Football Association remains the area’s spiritual salve and Arden Street Oval its beating heart. Bounded by CityLink freeway to the west, Victoria Street to the south, O’Connell and Peel streets to the east and Flemington Road to the north, the undulating topography of North Melbourne creates its own

neighbourhood zones. Hotham Hill, close to the Flemington Road border, is the suburb’s answer to Toorak, where grand Victoria-era single and double-storey houses, some with city views, are in hot demand. Towards the train station and Dynon Road, the former industrial area is being transformed with warehouse conversions and medium-density development. Explore a new postcode: domain.com.au/suburb-profile

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