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What I love This grand home is one for the classicists – a splendid, riverfront estate with a touch of The Great Gatsby Gatsby. Its views are without parallel. Listed by Place Estate Agents, the elegant main property features five bedrooms; a guest house has another three. Entertain by the pool, within impeccable gardens or by the private jetty.

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n a changing market, knowledge is power. For fans geared up for the start of the football season, consider it this way – you’d be a fool to tip in this opening round of the AFL season without reading the team lists. In the spirit of making wise decisions when it comes to bricks and mortar, in this edition find sound advice to assist you to make your next property move. National advice editor Daniel Butkovich imparts strategic tidbits to maximise a sale price. Flip to New Living and find an extract from buyers’ advocate Nicole Jacobs’ new book, Sold!, starting with the research that will give you the upper hand from the outset. Next week, New Living features a First Home Buyers’ special, with the best properties and home-making ideas for everyone making their exciting debut in the market.

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This grand Victorian balconied terrace has an eight-metre width in the dress circle of heritage-listed St Vincent Gardens. “It’s the mecca of our area; it takes a special membership to get in,” says agent Geoff Cayzer. Period features abound in the formal rooms. The upper level has four bedrooms,

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YO U W I S H B y J E S SICA DALE

WARRANDYTE 2 Wildflower Court 4

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It’s not only the size and scale of this estate, on a 3828-square-metre parcel of impeccable land, that will impress. Discover grandeur at every turn, including the sensational outdoor areas. The statement entry foyer leads to a spacious sitting area that radiates space and light – soaring ceilings and full-height windows. An adjoining living room has an inviting fireplace. Keen cooks and home entertainers will relish the premium kitchen with Calacutta marble benchtops and splashback, Miele appliances and butler’s pantry. The meals zone and

HAWTHORN

GLEN IRIS

family room overlook lush

6 Kooyongkoot Road

17 Vincent Street

green gardens. Take the sweeping

staircase to the first floor,

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occupies a wing of its own.

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sweet spot; close to Central

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Highlights include a large

home on a premium, Scotch

Park, cafes, transport and

terrace with pool and spa,

Hill street has entertaining at

Expressions of interest:

schools, it has style as well

offering a wine cellar,

tennis court, and a theatre

its heart. It was built in the

close 5pm, April 4

as lifestyle. The open-plan

entertaining area, solar-

room with a kitchenette.

1960s and architectually

Agent: Kay & Burton,

living and dining zone

heated pool, herb garden

Expressions of interest:

renovated in the ’80s,

Ross Savas 0418 322 994,

features a fresh white

and barbecue.

close 6pm, March 26

creating a U-shape. The sun-

with Jellis Craig,

palette, blonde woods, limed

Auction: 12.30pm, March 23

Agent: Jellis Craig,

lit multiple living zones,

Richard Winneke

timber floors and an open

Agent: Marshall White,

James Goulopoulos

granite kitchen and meals

0418 136 858

fire place; the kitchen stars

Rae Tomlinson

0402 437 223

area wrap a heated pool,

Smeg appliances and stone

0418 336 234

gardens and tennis court.

benchtops. Add to the

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ST KILDA EAST 22 Lynedoch Avenue

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68 Pakington Street

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gorgeous red ironbark flooring while

appeal to downsizers and professional

The beach is not far and there’s a pool

striking quartzite enlivens the kitchen,

Slab flooring and timber trusses

couples. The front lawn is a bonus.

in the entertainers’ back garden of

a fireplace and cabinetry.

across cathedral ceilings hark back to

Expressions of interest: close 6pm,

this one-owner, two-storey house

Auction: 3.30pm, March 31

this private property’s former life as a

April 2

with a Mediterranean flavour. Three

Agent: Gary Peer, Darren Krongold

garage. The quirky warehouse vibe

Agent: Marshall White,

ground-floor living areas have

0438 515 433

within a flexible single-level home will

Evelyne Ioannou 0425 700 938

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COLLINGWOOD 8/93 Oxford Street 2

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In the late ’90s, this inner-city pad was just a two-level warehouse shell in the heritage-rich Foy & Gibson factory. Now the agent is selling it for architect-vendors whose eclectic design sees original brickwork and

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century-old beams contrast with a crisp white kitchen and a glass garage. Expressions of interest: close 6pm, March 29 Agent: Jellis Craig, Simon Shrimpton 0411 889 577

Justine Harris

RT Edgar

The most important part of presenting a property is ensuring it imparts warmth and is furnished in a neutral manner so it

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appeals to a broader

20 Myross Avenue

market.

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This Victorian’s vogue revamp brings

HAMPTON

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a trio of french doors opens to a deck. A glass-fronted studio is at the back,

If Hampton is a lifestyle postcode for

contemporary living area are “made

beside the rear-access double

families, this extended and renovated

for the fun weekend lifestyle with

carport. From this top spot in the

period house with high ceilings and an

friends and family”. Walk to Hampton

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Whiskey Hill pocket, you can stroll to

understated format is for families

Street shops, station, Haileybury and

22 Gore Street

the Maribyrnong River or find the cafe

across the ages. The agent notes that

St Leonards College.

lifestyle close by in Union Road.

kids enjoy a three-bedroom domain

Auction: 10.30am, March 30

bedroom home on the

Auction: 11am, March 30

with rumpus room upstairs while the

Agent: Buxton, Craig Williamson

lip of the city close to

Agent: Nelson Alexander,

solar-heated pool, deck and

0410 464 860

Fitzroy Gardens. Sold

John Matthews 0457 768 000

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$2.7 million WOW FACTOR

Two-

by Nelson Alexander.

A DV I C E

B y DANIE L B UTKOVICH

Focus on presentation Buyers often flock to the safest investments when the market faces uncertainty. This means wellpresented properties are most insulated from price falls, according to Tower Property Advisory director Robert Allanadale. “There is a flight to quality,” he says. “There are fewer buyers around, and those buyers who are there can afford to be more choosy.” Buyers facing tightened lending conditions are avoiding major renovation projects and negotiating hard on properties that need even minor work, said Belle Property Surry Hills principal Mark Foy. Risk-averse buyers are opting for move-in ready homes, and those with time are choosing the best property they can afford rather than one needing costly repairs and upgrades. “When we’re in a seller’s market, buyers will just overlook those aspects because they’re keen to get into the market,” says Foy.

method that I think is going to increase in popularity in the future.” A deadline sale gives buyers a date to focus on without revealing the level of demand from other buyers like an auction would. “It’s got many of the benefits of an auction without the risk,” he says.

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or upgraders in Sydney and Melbourne, the property market downturn is a double-edged sword. Vendors may be disappointed by price pullbacks, but those purchasing a more expensive property may find the price gap between their current and next home has likely narrowed. While home owners can potentially save hundreds of thousands of dollars by upgrading in a downturn, vendors can tip the scales further in their favour with simple strategies to maximise their sale price.

Balance of power Allanadale says vendors hoping to appeal to family owner-occupiers should invest in their property. He said refinishing floorboards, painting internal walls and revamping gardens are easy wins for sellers. “You can get a big bang for your buck by doing minor improvements,” he says. “You might spend $10,000 and lift the place immediately.” Auction or not? Although clearance rates are below boom-time levels, vendors in traditional auction markets will still see the best result through an auction campaign, according to Foy. “Auctions reduce the days on market, which gets better prices for the owners,” he says.

Buyers have the opportunity to make an offer at any point in the process, and agents should try to elicit offers prior to auction if few genuine bidders are expected. “There’s more of an incentive for the agent to try and sell the property before auction,” says buyer’s agent Nick Viner from Buyers Domain. “If they’ve only got that one genuine buyer, they don’t want to take it to the auction and see it fall flat.” A lower clearance rate environment means an agent who can seal the deal quickly is the best choice, according to Allanadale: “It’s the negotiating skills of the agent that are really critical.” “Private sale by deadline date is another option,” he says. “That’s a

Minimise pressure Vendors could once get away with buying before selling, but that’s now fraught with risk, according to Viner. “In the current market conditions, the challenge is actually selling the property, therefore most buyers are selling before buying to have that peace of mind,” he says. Selling first gives vendors a clear idea of their budget, according to Foy. “The value of your property is uncertain. It’s imperative you have money in the bank before buying.” Those who buy first are in a much tougher negotiating position, because they don’t have time on their side. “It’s best to sell your property first, even if it means renting for a while and putting your furniture in storage,” Allanadale says. Longer settlement periods could suit both parties. “If buyers just want a longer settlement time, it’s probably advantageous for the vendor,” he says. “It then gives them more time to find the perfect property.” Daniel Butkovich is Domain’s National Advice Editor. Want to know more? Get the inside word: domain.com.au/advice

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In t e r v i e w b y K ATE NAN CARROW Ph o t o b y DANIE L P O CKE T T

“There’s never a bad street! I’ve spent my whole life in Toorak … I know every street, every house and most of the people …”

With

What did your friends see in

Do you like it as a stress reliever or

A DA TAY L O R from Abercromby’s

you that fitted real estate?

because you are competitive?

Just that I love dealing with people.

I take the responsibility of real estate

Real estate is all about relationships

very heavily; the majority of the time

and I am a good relationship builder.

we are dealing with someone’s

enior agent Ada Taylor lived abroad for more than a decade but this nutritionist by training came home to Melbourne to indulge her passion for tennis, the leafy streets of Toorak and 1930s architecture.

greatest asset. Tennis has been a How does your local knowledge

wonderful outlet for stress; it’s great

help buyers?

physically, but also mentally. I read

There’s never a bad street! Apart from

an article that said tennis, of all

the years overseas, I’ve spent my

sports, increases life expectancy

whole life in Toorak and Stonnington.

more than others.

Where did you grow up and

How did you find your way

I know every street, every house and

go to school?

to real estate?

most of the people who live in the

Are you in your dream home?

I’m a local Stonnington girl, grew up in

I’ve always had a really strong interest

suburb. I get impassioned about the

I’m not, but I love the work of the

Toorak and went to St Catherine’s. I’ve

in design and architecture. One of my

houses I sell. Homes have a story

1930s architect Marcus Martin. I

lived roughly in the same one square

friends and I, we are habitual

to tell.

absolutely adore 1930s design as well

kilometre for much of my life,

attendees at open for inspections. I

although I did live in the UK for 12

started in retail and then went into

What do you do during your

going to Palm Springs when I lived in

years and the States for three years.

academia in health – I’m a nutritionist

time off?

the States.

as modernist style. I used to enjoy

by training. I worked as a clinical

In the past 12 months, I’ve become

Did you have a job while at school?

supervisor and lecturer where I

obsessed with tennis. I used to play at

What else are you up to in life?

Family members owned Matchbox,

trained in the UK. Unfortunately, I

school and I picked up a racquet again

I’m getting married in April at

back in the day, so I worked there at

couldn’t pursue that in the States, so I

a year ago. I’m a member at Royal

Royal South Yarra.

Christmas – I was like Santa’s little

went back to sales and renovating

South Yarra. I’ve been a member since

helper. I learnt I love dealing with

houses. I’d always maintained really

1994 but, before last year, I barely set

Is he into tennis or real estate?

people, even in the Christmas rush.

strong ties in Melbourne and, when I

foot in the clubhouse. Now I play

Both; he’s a tennis player and a real

One of the things I love about real

came back, I asked people what I

Monday night, have coaching Tuesday

estate agent. He’s played at Kooyong

estate is that it’s really high energy, I

should do. Everyone said real estate.

and Thursday, and then Friday I play a

for 25 years. We’ve been friends for

colleague from Abercromby’s.

a long time but he won’t play me

hate being quiet.

at tennis.

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HOUSE OF THE WEEK B y ALISO N BARCL AY

KEW 5 Merrion Grove 5

Auction: 11.30am, March 23 Agent: Marshall White, James Tostevin 0417 003 333 Open your camera and hover your phone over the app code to see the price guide

Sitting pretty in contemporary grandeur

igh on the hill west of Kew Junction, Merrion Grove is home to large, free-standing houses and an airy grandeur. The owners of this French-style property certainly know about gracious living. “It’s perfect for entertaining,’’ they say of their home of 11 years. “We especially like the open-plan kitchen, family and meals area. There’s also the formal living and dining room, so we have options for different occasions.”

The two-storey house was built in 2008 and, with five double bedrooms, two living/dining areas, a retreat and an office, it will appeal to families with school-age and young adult children. The property cuts a chic figure behind magnolia trees, with hardwood floorboards, beige carpet, plantation shutters and marble finishes inside. To the left of the central hall, the carpeted living room has a marble-

framed gas log fireplace and the adjoining dining room has a marble bar with mirror shelves. Most of the family action is likely to happen in the huge, hardwoodfloored open plan living area, which has bifold doors to a covered terrace. The Caesarstone kitchen has an Ilve 900 millimetre cooktop and oven, an Asko dishwasher and a walk-in pantry. Upstairs is the large retreat and study area and four bedrooms, the

main and second of which open to the front balcony. The main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and a spa en suite with twin basins and a shower. Three further bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and share the main bathroom, which has a shower and spa. The property, which is close to Kew junction shopping, prestigious Xavier College and Yarra parklands, has security, ducted heating, cooling and vacuum, a cellar and a double garage behind remote-controlled gates.

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HESKET

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Nestled into a wall of bush, but facing

those views, and several sitting areas

This modern, elevated house is

overlooking a courtyard with the main

Hanging Rock, this large and luxurious

have that great combination of huge

surrounded by a pretty garden, and

bedroom on the other side. A large

house sits on an elevated four-

windows and an open fire.

the large deck overlooks much of it.

rumpus room is adjacent.

hectare block with established

Private sale

The deck opens from a 12-metre-long

Private sale

gardens. The two-level house is long

Agent: Keatings Real Estate,

kitchen, living and dining room, which

Agent: RT Edgar, Samantha Moffatt

and narrow, to ensure most rooms get

John Keating 0419 880 444

has a second deck at the back,

0431 702 838

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C OV E R S T O RY B y LO U SWE E N E Y

Need to know: The property was last sold for $3.475 million in March 2015, and the highest recorded house price for Albert Park (past 12 months) was $5.48 million for 50Â Moubray Street in April 2018.

Recent Sales $1.625 million 120 Victoria Avenue, February

The classic cottage reborn

his handsome, but unassuming, Victorian cottage fronts the street; around the corner the rich red brick of an old stable building rises up. What's been created here is thoroughly urbane. Not only do you get the application of beautiful marble as a spectacular motif throughout, you also get living areas that are appealingly fresh. This is seen as soon as you enter. What would have been the old central hallway with flanking bedrooms, is now a large formal living room, delineated by storage and featuring one of the coolest fireplaces we've seen in a while. Wind around behind the bookshelf to a passage leading across to a terrific little study. Stairs in this section take you down to a media room and beautifully zoned guest's accommodation. Back on entry level, head towards the glow at the centre of the house.

ALBERT PARK 380 Montague Street 4

$1.53 million 35 Reed Street, February $2.332 million 157 Kerferd Road, November 2018

What the agent says

Expressions of interest: close 5pm, March 26 Agent: Greg Hocking Holdsworth, Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Open your camera and hover your phone over the app code to see the price guide

It comes courtesy of the central courtyard that allows you to open up the impressive kitchen and dining area to the sky. Two large banks of glass create a stunning indoor/ outdoor space that hums with style. Double-height ceilings bring a lovely volume while further back the ceiling height lowers to create shape and intimacy.

Upstairs, find two bedrooms with en suites with marble accents. A gallery-like space hangs over the living room and courtyard, and at the other end of this floor, the main bedroom offers views of the outdoor space. It also boasts a walk-through wardrobe, en suite with twin marble vanities and deep marble bath, large skylight and rooftop terrace.

Simon Gowling

Greg Hocking

One of the most breathtaking transformations we have seen in this district. A seamless blending of local history with cuttingedge design.

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Address

Beds

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Address

Beds

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Agent

AUCTIONS Houses and Apartments *

1BR

2.00

440-460

Biggin & Scott

3BR

12.00

POA

Cayzer

6BR

12.00

POA

Jellis Craig

5BR

4BR

3BR

2BR

10.30

NPD

Marshall White

1.00

1M-1.05M

Woodards

11.00

800-860

11.00

2BR

12.30

POA

MW ONE

4BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

3BR

1.00

880-930

Woodards

DONCASTER 4BR

11.00

1.35M-1.45M

Woodards

3BR

3.00

NPD

Nick Johnstone

ELWOOD 2BR

11.30

650-700

RT Edgar

22/102 Jolimont Rd*

3BR

10.00

POA

Caine

24 Darling St

4BR

11.00

POA

Caine

320

Lucas RE

2BR

11.00

680-730 Nelson Alexander

FOOTSCRAY 3BR

11.00

800-850

Woodards

GLEN IRIS 17 Vincent St

4BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

406/10-12 High St*

1BR

1.00

POA

MW ONE

42 Maitland St

4BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

7a Joyce St

3BR

11.15

POA

Marshall White

8 Joyce St

5BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

3BR

10.45

1.1M-1.2M Nelson Alexander

10 Beatrice St

5BR

11.45

POA

Marshall White

11 Viewbank Rd

4BR

10.30

POA

Marshall White

4 Rix St

4BR

1.45

POA

Marshall White

6 Rosedale Rd

6BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

39 Hawthorn Gr

5BR

3.00

POA

Marshall White

6 Kooyongkoot Rd

5BR

3.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

93 Kooyongkoot Rd

4BR

2.30

POA

Marshall White

5BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

HAWTHORN EAST

by Nelson Alexander, will tempt buyers on auction day.

5 Tower Pl

KEW 14 Bradford Av

4BR

12.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

SOUTH MELBOURNE

45 Molesworth St*

4BR

11.45

POA

Jellis Craig

101 Park St*

2BR

11.00

POA

Cayzer

MALVERN

19 Glover St

2BR

1.00

POA

Cayzer

16 Evandale Rd

3BR

1.30

POA

Marshall White

4 Jordan St

4BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

70 Dixon St

4BR

1.30

POA

Marshall White

15 Beaver St

4BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

18 Bent St

3BR

3.00

POA

Marshall White

2C Paxton St

4BR

3.30

POA

Marshall White

56 Clarence St

5BR

12.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

66 Ardrie Rd

5BR

2.00

POA

Jellis Craig

77 Repton Rd

3BR

12.30

POA

Marshall White

SOUTH YARRA

ESSENDON

57 Lynch St

1.00

This pretty Victorian at 22 Bloom Street, Moonee Ponds, listed

EDITHVALE

1/12 Graves St*

1BR

HAWTHORN

CARNEGIE

205/60 Broadway*

POA Nelson Alexander

GLEN IRIS

730-790 Nelson Alexander

1/26 Cornell St*

40 Clydebank Rd

11.30

187a Victoria Pd

Biggin & Scott

522 Burke Rd

10 Prunella Cl

4BR

FITZROY

CAMBERWELL

2/52 Oakleigh Rd*

1.65M-1.8M Nelson Alexander

ELWOOD

BRUNSWICK 4 Edward St

3M-3.25M Nelson Alexander

11.45

EAST MELBOURNE

BOX HILL NORTH 214 Dorking Rd

1.45

3BR

111/1 Marmion Pl*

BLACKBURN 37 Alandale Rd

4BR

769 Rathdowne St

DOCKLANDS

BEAUMARIS 11 Mariemont Av

Agent

76 Garton St

371 Wellington St

BALWYN NORTH 48 Ellsa St

Sat Sun Price $000s

CLIFTON HILL

ALBERT PARK 26 Ashworth St

Beds

CARLTON NORTH

ABBOTSFORD 910/1 Acacia Pl*

Address

3B Cromwell Rd

3BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

8 Cunningham St

3BR

1.30

POA

Marshall White

ST KILDA EAST 3/32 Westbury St*

2BR

12.00

POA

Biggin & Scott

5/212 Alma Rd*

3BR

10.00

POA

MW ONE

ST KILDA WEST 2BR

12.00

POA

MW ONE

248 Beaconsfield Pd

5BR

11.00

POA

Marshall White

12 Canterbury Rd

4BR

10.30

POA

Marshall White

64 Harold St

4BR

12.15

NPD

Greg Hocking

HAWTHORN EAST

7/2a Burnie St*

1BR

10.00

NPD

Biggin & Scott

64 Nimmo St

5BR

11.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

406/102 Camberwel Rd* 3BR

11.00

NPD

Noel Jones

WINDSOR

5/1091 Burke Rd*

10.30

POA

MW ONE

40 Henry St*

TOORAK

HAWTHORN 21/9 Lisson Gr*

5/319Beaconsfield Pd*

MALVERN EAST

1BR

2BR

10.00

400-440

Biggin & Scott

NORTH MELBOURNE 2BR

11.00

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MW ONE

KEILOR EAST 42 Roberts St

5BR

11.00

880-930 Nelson Alexander

KEW 4/33 Foley St*

3BR

10.30

POA

MW ONE

5 Merrion Gr

5BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

MALVERN 4 Embling Rd

4BR

11.30

POA

Marshall White

MALVERN EAST

WEEKEND OPEN FOR INSPECTIONS Houses and Apartments * ALBERT PARK 380 Montague St

4BR By Appt.

NPD

Greg Hocking

53 Barrett St

2BR

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Cayzer

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11.00

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19 Moorhouse St

5BR

11.45

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Jellis Craig

POA

MW ONE

959 High St*

3BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

12.00

1.5M-1.6M Nelson Alexander 760-815 Nelson Alexander

4BR

10.00

POA

Fletchers

10 Latrobe St East*

2BR

1.30

POA

MW ONE

10/11 Lewisham Rd*

1BR

11.00

POA

Biggin & Scott

8/30 Williams Rd*

2BR

12.30

POA

MW ONE

MT WAVERLEY 7 Joy St

44 Moonee St

10.00

4BR

11.15

1.5M-1.65M Nelson Alexander

POA

Marshall White

BRIGHTON 70 Esplanade

RICHMOND

3BR

ASHBURTON 5 Boyle St

PRAHRAN

18/184 Albert Rd

4BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

240 Moray St

3BR

11.15

NPD

Greg Hocking

47 Kensington Rd

4BR

2.00

POA

RT Edgar

7 Oxford St

3BR

12.00

POA

RT Edgar

3BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

4BR

3.15

NPD

Gary Peer

5BR

2.00

1.65M-1.815M

RT Edgar

Marshall White

ST KILDA

4BR

11.30

NPD

Marshall White

BRIGHTON EAST 58B Baird St

4BR

1.15

NPD

Marshall White

5BR

2.15

POA

Marshall White

CAMBERWELL 19 Waterloo St

22 Lynedoch Av

3.45

THORNBURY

ASCOT VALE 10.30

1.91M-2.1M Nelson Alexander

ST KILDA EAST

10.00

2BR

1.5M-1.65M Nelson Alexander

10.30

68 Pakington St

1BR

4BR

9.45

4BR

ARMADALE 2BR

5 Burns St

4BR

485 Dryburgh St

SOUTH YARRA

3/16-18 Dene Av*

22 Bloom St

141 Errol St

SOUTH MELBOURNE

2/59 Tooronga Rd*

MOONEE PONDS

MIDDLE PARK

72 Rossmoyne St

TOORAK 11/9 Grange Rd*

2BR

2.15

POA

15A Woodside Cr

3BR

12.00

POA

RT Edgar

19 Albany Rd

4BR

1.00

POA

RT Edgar

19 Clendon Rd

4BR

3.00

POA

Marshall White

2 Wannon Ct

4BR

2.00

POA

Marshall White

2/212A Kooyong Rd*

3BR

1.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

2/627 Toorak Rd*

2BR

10.00

POA

Marshall White

20 Balmerino Av

3BR

1.00

POA

RT Edgar

3/58A Heyington Pl*

4BR

12.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

4 Heyington Pl

4BR

11.00

NPD

Kay & Burton

4A Burnie St

4BR

12.00

POA

RT Edgar

101 Richmond Tc

3BR

12.00

POA

Jellis Craig

17/15 River Bv*

2BR

1.00

700-770

Biggin & Scott

CANTERBURY

2 Coppin St

2BR

2.00

POA

Jellis Craig

159 Mont Albert Rd

4BR

3.00

POA

Marshall White

7D Woorigoleen Rd

3BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

4/24 Tanner St*

1BR

11.00

POA

Jellis Craig

41 Maling Rd

3BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

SPH, 40 Mathoura Rd*

3BR

12.00

POA

Marshall White

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380 Montague Street, Albert Park One of the most awaited transformations in the district has arrived. The historic stables at 380 Montague Street is now one of the most spectacular homes in the area. Architecturally designed by Robson Rak and built by Krongold builders, this spectacular 4 bedroom residence boasts impressive proportions and endless entertaining possibilities.

For Sale Inspect Contact

Expressions of Interest closes 26 March 2019 at 5pm Inspect By Appointment Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Greg Hocking 0418 329 961

www.380montaguestreetalbertpark.com.au

64 Harold Street, Middle Park This stunning architecturally designed home offers subtle sophistication set on approximately 450sqm of private landscaped gardens and courtyards with a swimming pool as its focal point. All but rebuilt to the highest standards, no expense has been spared in this exquisite, award-winning, 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom design by Coy Yiontis Architects.

Auction Inspect Contact

Sat 13th April at 11.30am Sat 12.15-12.45pm Wed 1.15-1.45pm & 6-6.30pm Simon Gowling 0422 234 644 Greg Hocking 0418 329 961 Max Mercuri 0431 043 723

240 Moray Street, South Melbourne Masterfully designed to maximise natural light, this inner city residence provides ingenious family living. Features open plan living, stainless steel kitchen with Smeg appliances, multi level lightwell with maneuverable roof, main bedroom with private balcony, walk in robes and ensuite, two additional bedrooms, flexible study and living space, bathroom with rain shower, garage with laundry facilities and excellent storage.

Auction Inspect Contact

Saturday 6th April at 12.30pm Sat 11.15-11.45am Tue 5.30-6pm Callum Richardson 0488 504 889 Peter Zervas 0405 682 173

www.64haroldstreetmiddlepark.com.au

Albert Park 8644 5500

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ALBERT PARK 7 O’Grady Street

SENSATIONAL SPACE AND QUALITY IN THE HEART OF ALBERT PARK Totally transformed beyond its classic Victorian façade, this delightful home oﬀers a wonderful lifestyle with high end quality and natural light, Euro laundry, heating and zoned cooling, security system, polished timber ﬂoors and a premium Bayside location.

• Additional internal garden, full-width deck • Upstairs main bedroom with ensuite and private deck, third bedroom • Double garage via Little O’Grady Street at rear

• Classic Victorian façade • 272m2 allotment (approx.) • Flexible 3/4 bedroom, 2 bathroom layout • Ground ﬂoor featuring a ﬁreside lounge • Sleek, open-plan kitchen

ALBERT PARK 53 BARRETT STREET

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Perfectly positioned in one of Albert Park’s most tightly held tree-lined streets, this charming Victorian comprises: Two double bedrooms, spacious light-ﬁlled living and dining room, kitchen with glazed aspect to North facing paved courtyard. Car access from Barrett lane. • Two street frontages • In good condition, yet oﬀers an outstanding opportunity for further improvement (STCA) • AAA location close to Victoria Avenue, beach, Gasworks, schools and public transport View

Sat 12.30-1pm, Tues 12-12.30pm & Thurs 1-1.30pm Auction Saturday 6 April at 1pm Contact Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601 Michael Szulc 0417 122 809 Jason De Stefano 0413 292 666

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Sat 1-1.30pm, Tues 12-12.30pm & Thurs 5.30-6pm Auction Saturday 30 March at 2pm 0417 122 809 Contact Michael Szulc Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601

MIDDLE PARK 4/267 Beaconsfield Parade

SUNSETS, SAILS, MAGNIFICENT BAY VIEWS Oﬀering impressive innovative modern living ensuring a relaxed lifestyle. Directly adjacent to the golden sandy beach of Middle Park. Close to the No.12 city tram, cafes. Ideal for a seachange • Brilliant architecturally renovated luxury • Breathtaking 180 degrees views of the bay • Sensational free ﬂowing open plan living room opening onto balcony, Meile kitchen • Spacious master bedroom, wir’s, ensuite • Lock up garage, low body corporate fees • Water views from every room View

Sat 10.45-11.15am, Wed 5.45-6.15pm & Thurs 12.45-1.15pm Auction Saturday 30 March at 11am Contact Andrew Turner 0408 211 281 Geoﬀ Cayzer 9690 9782 Jordan Gravestein 0448 250 193

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MIDDLE PARK 179 Beaconsfield Parade

MIDDLE PARK 352 Danks Street

BEACHFRONT ELEGANCE Boasting a magnificent waterfront position, this exquisite Victorian two-storey terrace exudes wonderful character combining modern day design within last century architecture. • Newly renovated kitchen with feature lightwell • Main bedroom with balcony and water views • Third bedroom with private sun deck • Free-flowing living, kitchen to meals area, entertainer’s courtyard garden with pedestrian access View Sat 12-12.30pm, Tues & Thurs 2-2.30pm Auction Saturday 30th March at 12pm Contact Geoff Cayzer 9690 9782 Michael Szulc 0417 122 809 Andrew Turner 0408 211 281

Albert Park 03 9699 5999

cayzer.com.au

GRAND FAMILY HOME, PERMIT APPROVED FOR NEW YORK STYLE WAREHOUSE Magniﬁcent two-story family residence set on approx. 526 sqm of land surrounded by lush gardens • • • • • •

Five bedrooms and three bathrooms Separate elegant dining room Well equipped new kitchen, stone benchtops Delightful large open plan family room Garden with alfresco entertaining area Permit approved for three bedroom warehouse and inground pool For Sale View By appointment only Contact Andrew Turner Geoﬀ Cayzer

0408 211 281 9690 9782

Port Melbourne 03 9646 0812

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8 Black Street Brighton 5 B 5 b 7 C1s

‘Elwin’ - an exclusive estate in Brighton’s blue chip heart

Expression of Interest Closing Wednesday 17th April at 5.00pm

Exclusively situated amidst botanic gardens, ‘Elwin’ c.

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1888 flaunts all the requisites for an elite Brighton

Halli Moore 0403 777 661 Sonja Sendin 0406 811 040

lifestyle with peerless period style, landmark luxury and direct access to Church Street. An award-winning transformation showcases grand formal rooms and a contemporary extension with everything you could want and more.

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14b Somme Parade Edithvale 4 B 2 b 2 C

When only the best will do – pure beachfront luxury! Meticulously crafted, luxury beachfront designed by Jarchitecture, oﬀering unrivaled coastal views & direct beach access. Quiet cul-de-sac position.

East Melbourne

Inspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am

Price $2,400,000 - $2,500,000

Contact Daniel Wright 0414 788 828 Michelle Cahir 0404 012 654

A3 B2 C2

22/ 2/1 2/ /102 Jo J limont Road

PRIVAT A E SALE AT OPEN Sat a 23rd March 10aM - 10:30aM at

Expression of Interest Closing Thursday 18th April

T by Campbell 0409 965 146 To Peter Hannon 0447 393 012

An exclusive opportunity in a tightly held locale, this magniﬁcent two-level penthouse off f ers ff an elevated sense of space, sophistication and style that will allow you to spread out and live life to the full.

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AUCTION WEDNESDAY 27TH MARCH @ 3.00PM

ELWOOD 45 MITFORD STREET SANTA FE - ONE OF MELBOURNE'S BEST BLOCKS ! Dream Spanish mission style block, c.1925 of 6 beautiful apartments on one title to be sold as one. A once in a lifetime opportunity to buy a truly exceptional property as a long term investment or potential renovation project (S.T.C.A.). in prime tree-lined location close to Acland Street, Blessington Gardens and famous St Kilda foreshore.

AUCTION WEDNESDAY 27TH MARCH AT 3:00PM PRICE Contact Agent CONTACT Claudio Perruzza 0412 304 152 James Burton 0403 560 944

* 3 level building, 2 apartments per floor, land 620 square metres approx. 10% deposit, balance 60 days

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87 Ormond Road Elwood

9534 0241

bigginscott.com.au

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Elwood 1 Moore Street

An Elwood oasis with designer style Plunge into a designer lifestyle in a prized pocket of beachside Elwood with this beautifully renovated 2-bedroom Victorian ﬂaunting exceptional al fresco style. Custom designed to showcase resort style living and entertaining with a plunge pool set in lush gardens. Close to Te T nnyson Street cafés, Brighton Road tram, parkland and schools. Auction: Sat 30th March 10.00am Contact: Sam Gamon 0425 702 574 Guide: Contact Agent Rhianna Hoyle 0408 100 583 Inspect: Sat 12.45-1.15 | Sun 11.00-11.30

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71 STATION STREET, FAIRFIELD

13 EXCLUSIVE APARTMENTS IN THE HEART OF FAIRFIELD VILLAGE 2 BEDROOMS FROM $787,500 3 BEDROOMS FROM $1,130,000 BUILDER APPOINTED

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57 Nye Road 6

Surrounded by 2 glorious acres, bordered by renowned vineyards, rolling pasture and stunning Swan Bay, this architecturally designed six bedroom, four bathroom residence is the essence of Bellarine excellence. Wonderful wine, great golf, superb surf and Point Lonsdale cafes all within such easy reach.

View: Sunday 10.30-11.00am

Private Auction: Saturday 30th March Contact: Emma Pierson 0409 182 310 Jock Langley 0419 530 008 Office 9864 5300

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22 Lynedoch Avenue, St Kilda East

Family perfection in a prized location 22LynedochAvenueStKildaEast.com

This grand scale family focused residence showcasing impeccable quality & presenting an astonishing amount of space is an oasis of contemporary style. Boasting a flexible floorplan, this fabulous home features a formal lounge/ dining room with access to two courtyards, a gourmet kitchen & an expansive casual living/dining domain opening out to a garden, heated pool & two decked areas for spectacular indoor-outdoor living & entertaining.

4/5

Auction Sun 31 Mar 3:30pm

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Sat 3:15-3:45pm Sun 3:45-4:15pm Wed 11:30-12:00pm

Contact

Darren Krongold Sally Zelman Daniel Fisher

0438 515 433 0412 294 488 0409 797 560

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19 Albany Road Toorak

4A Burnie Street Toorak

Holland Building Developments have recently completed this stunning, show stopping, brand new, luxury contemporary four bedroom residence designed by Drew Cole Architects and Jack Merlo Landscape Design. Situated in arguably Melbourne’s finest tree-lined boulevard Albany Road.

This beautiful and elegant double storey brick 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom residence is a family home of excellent proportions, with stunning formal and informal living zones offering views of the private garden and in ground pool. Situated minutes’ walk to the Yarra River, Toorak Village shops and restaurants, transport and Melbourne’s finest private schools. Land size 500m2 approx.

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AUCTION Saturday 6th April at 12.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) VIEW Saturday & Wednesday 12.00-12.30pm Tim Wilson 0419 726 769 | Anthony Grimwade 0418 382 226

15A Woodside Crescent Toorak

20 Balmerino Avenue Toorak

Striking, elevated and light filled north-west facing architecturally designed town residence, boasting enormous amounts of natural light, leafy outlook, excellent floor plan and great indoor/outdoor living. Ideally situated in this quiet cul-de-sac location, within short walk to Toorak and Hawksburn Village shops and restaurants, nearby Como Park and transport. Land size 239m2 approx. 15awoodsidecrescent-toorak.com EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Friday 12th April at 12.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) VIEW Saturday & Thursday 12.00-12.30pm Jeremy Fox 0418 339 650 | Jack Edgar 0428 222 430 50

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EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Tuesday 9th April at 3.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) VIEW Saturday & Wednesday 1.00-1.30pm Anthony Grimwade 0418 382 226 | Oliver Booth 0413 975 723

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With city views and superbly nestled within a northwest private garden, this charming double storey 3 bedroom maisonette presents a rare opportunity in an elite location. Superbly positioned within easy walking distance to Toorak Village, South Yarra Tennis Club, public transport, Como Park and Glamorgan. 20balmerinoavenue-toorak.com EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Friday 5th April at 12.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) VIEW Saturday & Thursday 1.00-1.30pm Antoinette Nido 0419 654 856 | Jeremy Fox 0418 339 650

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PORTSEA 3732 Point Nepean Road 4

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This large sandstone house was built in the early 1900s and has been given a Mediterranean-inspired renovation and named La Maison de la Plage. On the clifftop with sweeping views and a path to the beach, the two-storey house has two large living areas on the ground floor and a parents’ retreat upstairs adjoining the main bedroom. There are another three bedrooms downstairs, each with an en suite. A huge cellar is a bonus, as is the pool. Private sale Agent: RT Edgar, Ilze Moran 0439 840 550

Macedon 703 Black Forest Drive

Trentham 2160 Trentham Falls Road 21.8Ha (54 Acres)

7.2Ha (17.8 Acres)

In the heart of Victoria’s select Macedon Ranges and Spa Country

(Corner of Old Calder Highway and Christie Road)

An outstanding Trentham red volcanic soil small farm vacant acreage in prime location. Ideally suitable for cattle, sheep, horses or most things you may want to grow. Power supply available at property, flat to gently undulating topography, some native trees, cypress/pine trees & excellent sites for building of your dream residence subject to Council permit (STCA).

Prime location small farm with excellent sites to build a new dwelling on (subject to Council permit) to replace existing aged weatherboard residence and to take advantage of beautiful views overlooking undulating landscape and ‘lake’ to Mount Macedon. Good water supply from 3 dams, several native tree stands, some exotic trees including an outstanding ‘oak tree’, other oaks, maple, spruce and rhododendron. Best to view from Christie Road.

Auction Saturday 13 April at 11am Agent on Site Sat 23 March 3.30-4pm or by appointment

Auction Saturday 6 April at 1pm Agent on Site Sat 23 March 1.30-2pm or by appointment

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Reserve Price $875,000 John Keating 0419 880 444 or Peter Wood 0408 866 774

83 High Street, Woodend

(03) 5427 2999

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83 High Street, Woodend

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Kerrie 578 Mount Eliza Road

6.9Ha (17 Acres) Only approx. 41kms (33 mins) Melbourne Airport or 62kms (55 mins) Melbourne CBD An exceptional inner-country rural residential homesite and farmlet. One of the very best vacant small acreage properties that have been available for purchase in this most sought after area for a long time. A planning permit Nº PLN/2018/374 has been recently been issued by the Macedon Ranges Shire to allow the erection of a dwelling on the property. Auction Saturday 6 April at 11am Agent on Site Saturday 23 March 3-3.30pm

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Reserve Price $785,000 John Keating 0419 880 444 or Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 866 774

83 High Street, Woodend

(03) 5427 2999

Reserve Price $850,000 John Keating 0419 880 444 or Peter Wood 0408 866 774

Australia’s home of property.

(03) 5427 2999

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Set on over 2.23 ha (5.5 acres) in highly desirable Hunts Road, this stunning rural lifestyle retreat has a peaceful ambiance envied by many. The home overlooks the beautiful lake surrounded by overhanging willows and lawn which makes this property stand out above the rest. Features include generous open plan lounge area, grand dining with built-in wet bar & powder room, games room, 3 double bedrooms with robes & 1 single bedroom, 10 ft wide bullnose verandah, new kitchen – 90cm oven, 4 bay stable complex with tack room & water tanks, 6 paddocks plus holding yard, 3-bay shedding with double garage & workshop, 3 phase power available on separate meter, old dairy with power and water & large dam.

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Curdievale Riverfront Lodge 1684 Timboon-Curdievale Road, Curdievale, Victoria • Set on just over 0.4ha* (1* acre) • Comprises 4 bdms all w/ their own ens.; 1 w/ disabled access + their own verandah access w/ breathtaking views. Great sized open plan living / meals area w/ adjoining kitchen, 2nd kitchen & living area • River frontage perfect for the keen fisherman or boating enthusiast

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Magnificent Highly Productive Rural Property – Investment and Lifestyle • 92.02 ac (37.24 ha) of prime heavy carrying grazing and fattening country. 95% arable. Picturesque sheltered treed areas with creek. 35 inch rainfall • Hay shed and farm shedding, steel cattle yards connected to laneway system • Securely watered by two town water tappings and creek ‘Willow Springs’ Ideal bullock fattening, cattle breeding, horses, hay production and most forms of intensive agricultural pursuits. Situated in a tightly held and capital appreciating region.

5 mins Colac (Railway Station), 10 mins Birregurra (Railway Station), 30 mins Lorne Surf Coast, 45 mins Geelong Ring Road, 60 mins Avalon Airport, 100 mins Melbourne CBD and International Airport.

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Lindenbury, in Australia´s celebrated ’Golden Mile’ of garden estates, enjoys views across the countryside. The residence has been extensively renovated with spectacular results, boasting six bedrooms and four bathrooms, a spacious living room, a modern kitchen, and large dining room leading to a conservatory that ushers the trees inside. Outside, a stone courtyard flows to an entertaining area around the pool overlooking the forest. Beyond, paths lead to parterre gardens shaded by century-old trees in an exquisite fusion of English park and Australian bush. EOI: Friday 29th March at 5.00pm View: By appointment Saturday 23rd March 1.00-1.30pm Contact: Jock Langley 0419 530 008 Emma Pierson 0409 182 310 Office 9864 5300

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This stunning property has expansive views of the Bass Coast and rolling hills to the east. Set on a manageable 2.47 acres approx., the home is contemporary and well-appointed offering 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, study and double lock up garage. There is a solar heated IG pool, solar power, and a separate games room/shed. Offering privacy and seclusion the home is set amongst rolling lawn and a boutique orchard of persimmon apricot and pears. Only a few minutes drive from the shops and beach and commutable distance from Melbourne, this is the ultimate lifestyle property.

Auction Sun 14 April 12:00pm Contact Lisa Fraser-Smith 0400 760 101 Inspect Sat and Sunday 2-2.30 pm

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30 Maxted Drive, Hanging Rock 6.7km to Woodend, Calder Freeway, 7.7km to commuter rail.

Twin Oaks on 5 acres 300m from Hanging Rock Private and prized location with two dwellings - 4 bedroom home and delightful cottage - functioning fabulous B&B.Magnificent picture view of Hanging Rock and glorious outlook towards Mt Macedon. Seasonal creek, open fields, relaxed garden and variety of shedding.

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Preferred settlement 1st November 2019 Price $1,600,000 ™

BALLARAT CENTRAL 713 DANA STREET

MAY’S ON DANA – A QUIET & PRIVATE INNER CITY RETREAT A meticulous renovation from front to back, inside and out, this property will turn heads! Walk to vibrant Sturt Street cafes, schools and hospitals, it’s easy to see why this is prime positioning for home buyers & investors alike. • Light-filled open plan living is enhanced with large Victorian window & triple sliding door opening onto fabulous deck for entertaining • Stunning modern kitchen has beautiful large stone benches, pantry, stainless steel appliances and breakfast bar • Beautifully appointed master bedroom nestled at rear enjoys direct access to deck and ensuite • Easy care, private backyard • Period features have been sensitively restored, replaced and enhanced

FOR SALE $600,000 - $650,000 CONTACT Francesca Nicol 0412 276 899 James Nicol 0499 844 499

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neglected 1930s mansion in the Dandenong Ranges has a new yet temporary lease of life thanks to street artist Rone. It’s not the first time the Melbourne-based identity has taken over a dilapidated site all in the name of art, and that’s exactly what he’s done to the heritage-listed Burnham Beeches with his new work Empire, in a property owned by Shannon Bennett’s Vue Group. Rone, born Tyrone Wright, first stumbled on the location via his friend, chef and entrepreneur Bennett, who introduced him to the idea of using the mansion for an art installation.

Artist Rone at his exhibition at Burnham Beeches. Actress and muse Lily Sullivan, top and opposite top.

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Bennett, who is turning the mansion into a new hotel destination, gave the artist the go-ahead to use it as an exhibition space in the interim. Rone has taken over the 12 empty rooms to create a hybrid art space. Empire riffs on Johnny Cash melancholia, tugs at film-noir moodiness and comes with a narrative where you choose your own adventure. He mixes large-scale paintings with found objects as well as virtual and augmented reality installations. There’s also a nod to the girl next door in this new work, and she’s trapped in the ghosts of the past while tugging at your senses.

The abandoned building, left vacant for more than 20 years, will come to life for just six weeks and follows in the tradition of Rone’s hugely successful 2017 outing with The Omega Project. At that time, he turned a condemned home in the leafy suburb of Alphington into a gallery of his art – where bedroom walls and corridors were filled with filmic images he painted, while the dusty home was curated with furnishings that could easily have stepped out of a scene of a Wes Anderson or Sofia Coppola film. “Shannon Bennett saw The Omega Project and really loved what I had done,” Rone says.

“The idea of creating something that disappears is surreal and I was drawn to that.” “He actually told me about the mansion a few years ago and suggested I take a look and do something similar to what I did in Alphington.” It wasn’t until six months after their initial conversation that Rone made the trek to the hills to view the site. That was in February last year. “I was immediately blown away by what I saw and asked myself why hadn’t I pushed myself to go sooner,” he says. For someone who started out in the graffiti scene, putting his trademark on the laneways of Melbourne in 2001, Rone has become a cult figure in his own right. He studied graphic design at RMIT and remained there for 12 months before working in design at a skatewear company in the inner city. Known for his paintings of haunting female faces, Rone’s work is eerily at home on the sides of buildings, in alleyways and has found its way to art galleries around the world including Stolen Places in London, Urban Nation in Berlin and Allouche Gallery in New York. “When I saw Burnham Beeches from the outside, I had this vision of what it would be like on the inside, but was disappointed when I stepped in to see it was all stripped back and empty,” he recalls. “But then, I viewed it as the ultimate blank slate to work from. It was mid-construction and they were about to start renovating. What initially began as painting one room became taking over the whole space. It’s turned into this beautiful monster.” Rone approached Australian actress Lily Sullivan, star of Picnic at Hanging Rock, to be his muse for the project. She was a huge fan of The Omega Project and jumped at the opportunity. The Melbourne-based actress said collaborating with Rone was unlike anything she’d done before. “There’s something quite amazing about Rone’s street art. He creates something beautiful within the context of decay and erosion at the mansion,” says Sullivan, who has just finished filming I Met A Girl, a film about an aspiring musician with schizophrenia searching for his missing love interest.

OUR COVER Australian actress Lily Sullivan, at Empire – an installation by Rone at Burnham Beeches. Photograph by Peter Tarasiuk.

“The idea of creating something that disappears is surreal and I was drawn to that.” Rone, who approached her via email, explained he wanted to paint her portrait for the house. “I remember arriving at Burham Beeches in the middle of winter, it was ice cold and raining and only one giant heater in the room,” she says.

“Tyrone and I explored the house together. We went about creating a narrative for each room but, ultimately, it’s the silent ambiguity that speaks the loudest and viewers can interpret this how they want. “I loved the eerie drama of the mansion and the end result is rather amazing.” Portraits of Sullivan beam across 12 rooms of the expansive house. She’s larger than life and is at ease with it.

“To see how Rone perceived my face and put it on a wall is unlike anything I have ever done. We took so many photos,” she laughs. “But in the end, he chose specific facial features and it was wonderful to step back from myself. I found it really interesting to see what he took from the experience.” Empire is all about creating seasonal shifts as you move from room to room. There’s more than 500 individual antique pieces curated by interior stylist Carly Spooner. There’s a sparkling, five-tier chandelier Rone had to figure out how to get to the site, a grand piano and other hard rubbish waste he collected that became roadside treasure. He also went to liquidation auctions to source tables, chairs and other furnishings while a recession centre in Footscray, packed with stock from failed businesses and selling at a reduced price, also proved fruitful. It’s been a labour of love for the artist. “My whole career has been based around street art, so the idea that nothing lasts forever is well ingrained,” says Rone. “This kind of project is another extension of that. I guess it allows people to have an emotional attachment that I too might have to my work, that feeling is also complicated by loss and connection. It’s all part of the process. It’s also what makes authentic street art exciting. “You have to come and see it today as it might not be there tomorrow. That is why it’s gaining a cult following – people want a contemporary art experience that’s in the moment.” Empire – an installation by Rone. March 6-April 22, 2019, Burnham Beeches mansion, 1 Sherbrooke Road, Sherbrooke.

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At a glance 26 & 28 Esplanade Brighton Beach 26 and 28 Esplanade, Brighton Architect: Randal Marsh, Wood Marsh Architecture Landscape Architecture: Kate Cullity, TCL Developer: SC Land Interior design: Wood Marsh Architecture with Kendra Pinkus Interiors Number of apartments: 10 three-bed, one four-bed penthouse Internal sizes (sq m): Three-bed, 2.5 bath 223-

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rafting a collection of calming beachside apartments calls for more than just positioning. Coastal views and a short walk to the beach may top the list of priorities, but landscaping is equally important. Plant and tree selection is critical for seaside apartment projects, says landscape architect and environmental artist Kate Cullity. Cullity, director at landscaping firm TCL, designed the tranquil gardens soon to take shape at 26 & 28 Esplanade Brighton Beach.

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She says it is important â€œto ensure the plants are a reflection of the coastal conditions and to ensure the all-important views to the beach and bay are maintainedâ€?. The boutique project offers enviable water views from each of its 11 apartments. To complement the two architect-designed buildings on the site, TCL designed a garden with a layered and lush feel to balance the windswept coastal surrounds. Cullity and her team have selected sculpted trees, contemporary paving and water features.

apartments with balconies 10-33; penthouse 172 Prices: Three-beds $3.2 million-$4.5 million; fourbed $10.5 million Car parking: Two to four car spaces Completion: Late 2020 Agent: Kay & Burton, Damon Krongold 0418 850 757 Open for inspection: Display at 1/30 Esplanade, Brighton open Saturday 2.30pm-3.30pm

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Tranquil gardens will feature at 26 & 28 Esplanade Brighton Beach.

Each building in the Brighton project, which will be completed by 2020, has a very different design. Both share beach-inspired curved and textured facades, but that’s where the similarities end. One building is clad in dark zinc metal and punctuated by a series of fins to add texture, shade and privacy. The other has an off-white rendered masonry shell with porthole circles dotted through its facade. Wood Marsh Architecture have slightly tilted the two buildings away

from each other so residents can enjoy expansive bay views. Inside, the apartments are either whole floor or half-floor residences. The kitchens feature Gaggenau steam ovens, induction cooktops and built-in fridges, while the living areas have travertine marble-clad open gas fireplaces.

Now the kids have moved out, it’s time to think about a home designed for your new lifestyle needs. Whether you’re wanting a wine cellar, integrated lift or a luxury ensuite, a custom built Comdain home gives you modern, low maintenance living, coupled with timeless elegance that’s uniquely yours.

oncaster’s popularity looks unstoppable. With its easy proximity to reputable schools, shops and wide-open spaces, it’s a sought-after suburb. Tullamore is opening the door to new Doncaster residents, locals looking to upgrade or downsizers. Situated on the former Eastern Golf Course, the 47-hectare site will host approximately 850 new dwellings. These include more than 100 apartments – one, two and threebedroom spreads – at Folia, part of the Apartments of Tullamore. Interiors of the Folia apartments mirror the soft curves found in the building forms. Natural timber accents provide warmth, while the kitchens feature a cascading island bench. The penthouses and most three-bedroom apartments have a butler’s pantry and optional wallmounted steam ovens. Folia residents will enjoy the semienclosed, rooftop conservatory space showing off views across the Tullamore community.

At a glance Apartments of Tullamore: Folia 473 Doncaster Road, Doncaster Architect: Mirvac Design, led by Design Director, Michael Wiener Developer: Mirvac Interior design: Mirvac Design, led by senior associate Victor Wong Number of apartments: 102. 24 one-bed, 51 twobed, 27 three-bed Internal sizes (sq m): One-bed 51-67; two-bed 74-93; three-bed 115-172 External areas (sq m): Garden terraces 40-107; one and two-bed balconies 10-27; three-bed 25-42 Prices: One-bed from $395,000; two-bed from $560,000; three-bed from $995,000 Car parking: One to two

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Stylish yet sensible A practical palette White isn't exactly a no-no but you have to be aware that it may not be its best white for long. You can Scotchgard or buy fabrics with built-in stain and water resistance but, apart from getting removable couch covers that can be laundered regularly, a safer bet for families are materials you can wipe down, or textiles with some colour variation built in so you don't see marks from wear and tear. High contrast patterns are good, while patterned textiles with natural variation will best mask day-to-day wear. Colours should be approached like white to a degree – flat colour will give an opportunity for stains to show but variation in surface texture can be more forgiving.

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tarting out in design as a childfree, single man, I didn't grasp the full responsibility of designing a home for a family with children in it. I recall one particularly sharp, fragile vase I put into a client's home, along with a white fabric sofa – my mistake only becoming clear to me once I had a child of my own. You soon realise that small hands grasp at interesting things and, in a moment, that fragile thing can be damaged – the child, not the vase. Day-to-day family life can be a challenge but that doesn't mean that it can't also be stylish. Here’s how to create a familyfriendly home that is flexible and fashionable.

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White isnâ€™t always a no-go, but it may not stay crisp for long.

should be soft with a smooth, nonabrasive texture and forgiving enough of spills and accidents. A plush pile carpet or rug will be soft under foot but is also flat in texture, which will show up any marks and may wear more than a mixture of loops or textured fibres.

Zoning and storage

If you want to feature block colours, try to avoid applying them in large areas to carpets, rugs and sofas and limit their use to decor objects and soft furnishings as they can be cleaned or replaced more easily.

Functional flooring The materials you use throughout need to be chosen with the needs of the inhabitants in mind. Carpets and rugs should be soft enough to suit the skin of little feet and knees. Consider the possibility of falls and bumps, so any flooring

A safe way to zone your space is by height, putting delicate things you like out of reach but still in view for you to enjoy. Extend this logic to your kitchens, bathrooms and laundries because while child locks are a novel idea, Houdini kids can quickly disarm locks that adults can fumble over. Plenty of storage is a must, especially if you wish to keep your

house in a sense of order, some of the time. Boxes to put things in their place, shelves where items always live, storage chests for toys and blankets can all help you to pick up at the end of the day and return your home to normality. If youâ€™re a little tight on space consider integrating storage into your coffee table, side tables or ottomans so you can quickly stuff everything into a nice, neat place and tuck it under furniture out of site. HomeSpace by Darren Palmer (Murdoch Books, RRP $39.99). To learn more tricks of the trade from interior guru Darren Palmer visit: domain.com.au/living/design

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Balmain living pairs modern flourishes with the classic terrace, left; Sophie Trippe-Smith in her colourful home, right.

Art addict fleshes out good Balmain bones Who: Sophie Trippe-Smith, husband Adam Trippe-Smith and children Emerson (11), Tatum (8) and Pepper the dog, who is the boss of the house. What: Renovated, art-filled familyfocused terrace. Where: Balmain, Sydney.

ophie Trippe-Smith and her family have lived in this 1880s Balmain terrace since 2013. After a few years in the house, they decided to enhance the “good bones” of the property with a fresh lick of paint inside and out, and some structural renovations.

The family bravely decided to live in the home throughout the renovation, which Trippe-Smith admits was challenging, but “we overcame this by having a positive, happy attitude and a ‘light at the end of the tunnel’ feeling”. Trippe-Smith is a life-long Balmain resident and describes “walking up and down this street since I was a little girl, thinking that one day I would like to live here”. The family initially lived just around the corner from their current home, but outgrew the smaller

property. When this terrace came on the market, Trippe-Smith “walked inside and instantly fell in love”. Her adoration of the property has only grown with the renovations; the new garden oasis and double garage provide sanctuaries and functionality in the home. The renovations also included new joinery and lighting in all of the bedrooms. Trippe-Smith says she was initially slightly daunted by the renovation process, but found solace in the capable hands of interior designer Kate Bell and landscape designer Adam Robinson.

The home is now filled with beloved items; Trippe-Smith explains that, “I feel like my home’s style is always evolving. I adore eclectic, colourful, interesting pieces. I don't really like anything to match.” Favourite treasures include the Gubi Beetle chair covered in green velvet, and a Grasshopper floor lamp. The shade also carries into the dining area, with a soft, mint green leather banquette. As a self-described “art addict”, Trippe-Smith cannot choose her favourite art work, but she particularly loves the Esther Stewart

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A traditional terrace

CAITLIN MILLS / STYLING ANNIE PORTELLI / PRODUCTION LUCY FEAGINS / THE DESIGN FILES

HOW TO …

Curate objects Plenty is written about collecting and curating art, but what about objects? Consider the following tips for a cohesive collection. ■

Audit your existing

possessions. Pull out all your vases, vessels, ceramics, bookends,

in Balmain, right;

paperweights, and

Pepper (the ‘boss of

other functional or

the house’) in the

decorative objects

living room, below.

around your home. Group them to look for themes or gaps. Often

piece in the dining room, and the neighbouring Mark Howson work. “They are both Melbourne artists, and seem to complement each other and just complete the house,” she says. The piece-de-resistance in this home is the rooftop terrace, which offers sweeping views across the city, hugged by Anzac Bridge. The family love dining on the roof, waving goodbye to a cruise ship, and watching the sunset. Trippe-Smith enthuses, “It really is a happy life in Balmain.”

a palette will emerge that you can build on. ■

will be displayed. Are you looking to fill a bookshelf, a sideboard or an empty spot on the bedside table? Measure widths and heights of surfaces. ■

Group and display

objects based on colour, or materials: all glass, all ceramic. ■

thedesignfiles.net

Any collection must

be guided by where it

Forget functionality,

focus on form. TDF

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The 1906 project by Amber Road Design defies conventional expectations.

Heart of darkness

ould you track any more counter to conventional expectations in the design and decor of a new Potts Point apartment than to go raw and dark? Located in a precinct of Sydney being repopulated by moneyed downsizers, the project is an 80-square-metre, one-bedroom apartment that, gratefully, has a large balcony overlooking the harbour as its outdoor breathing space. But inside, why is there such a weighting down of the shadow end of the spectrum; of moody blue walls and chairs, of expanses of noir joinery and that big, darkly-tinted table? Why such heavy bedroom curtaining? Where did the coastal whites go? And what happened to the

idea of orientating everything to those expensive, extensive water views? The girls at Amber Road Design have their reasons: “Contextually”, explains Yasmine Ghoniem, “the apartment has great natural light. A little too bright.” With a single gentleman client who travels a lot and appreciates a decent weekend sleep-in, the choice was to mitigate Sydney’s high wattage glare “with an interior experience that was warm, layered, and not typical of where it is”. Masculine, it certainly is, not only in the clubby tonalities but in the naked concrete ceiling above the kitchen and dining area that has

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exposed copper plumbing tracing across it. Like much of the spatial cribbing, that was done to seize every possible extra millimetre, “and because he’s really tall and we couldn’t put in a false ceiling”, says Ghoniem. Having dissuaded the client from trying for a second bedroom and second bathroom to accommodate guests, Amber Road instead stashed a pull-down Murphy bed in the living room wall and put a louvred room divider between the public room and the bedroom. Like so much in the apartment, it was custom made for the client and the space. “All we bought in was a coffee table, the sofa and the bed. Everything else was site-built,” says Ghoniem.

The dining table is one of the many smart inventions: it is 1.8 metres in diameter with a glass top that spins like a lazy Susan. Other off-the-peg tables “looked too heavy or too big and we were making it a tongue-incheek, old-school Asian-style dining experience that would work with his Asian artefacts and when he had a large group of people around it”. The indigo walls strike another distinct note. “And it is maybe a strange combination of colours,” the designer admits. “But they make an immediate connection to the sky and water outside. Rather than fade [the walls] away we wanted them to frame the views. We also wanted to flip the coastal market [conventions] and make it all more individual.”

“We believe that the smaller it is, the more detailed and more premium it should feel.”

Meanwhile, the kitchen island – which sits on a raised floor of lightcoloured terrazzo tiles so that plumbing could be secreted beneath – “is another really special piece”. The 80-millimetre thick marble “apron” top is set on two cylindrical legs; the thicker one contains the sink plumbing, while the curvature of the two-metre long bench allows access to the terrace. As a composition, the kitchen last year won Amber Road a best residential kitchen award at the Belle Coco Republic Interior Design Awards. While the overall impression is alpha male, the bedroom signals softer, more cosseting comforts. With a dark terrazzo floor, it has some beautiful detailing, such as silk-faced walls that curve around the bed like an embrace “so it became a warm room and not a box”. The project, known as 1906, is on a small scale, but on close examination is lavishly-appointed, which is the way Amber Road likes to work. “We believe that the smaller it is, the more detailed and more premium it should feel.” “His friends were very surprised at the outcome,” Ghoniem says. “They told us, at first, that ‘this wasn’t him’. But we wanted to give him a place he could fall in love with. And he calls us from time to time to tell us that he really has.” amberroaddesign.com.au

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nowledge is power in the property market and buyers’ advocate Nicole Jacobs shares her wisdom.

Know your market

If you find a property that appeals, you can even find out when it last sold and for how much. There could be old photographs online that will show you if subsequent owners have done any renovations. Plus, there will be any number of comparable properties in the area. It is important that you do this research independently of the selling agent, if only for the peace of mind it will give you: no matter what you hear from other sources – the current owners, the selling agent, your family – you will know what the facts are because of your own research.

Initial research

Comparable properties

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By now, you have got your list – it is not set in stone, but it gives you an excellent place to begin – so it is time to focus some serious attention on the market. Twenty years ago, this was all about legwork, but thankfully we now have the internet to make our lives much easier. Not only can you scroll through hundreds of properties for sale, but there is also a wealth of information right at your fingertips. You can simply Google a suburb to discover the median prices for both houses and apartments, which, right from the start, will give you an excellent indication if this is somewhere you can afford.

Carla and Bianca’s Gatwick penthouse on The Block.

Knowing what comparable properties have sold for in recent months is a very strong guide as to the price range a property you are interested in will achieve on auction day or that you need to meet when you decide to make an offer for a private sale.

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It is important to note that markets throughout Australia regularly re-adjust ... Make sure that the comparable properties sold quite recently, since some areas will see considerable growth in six to 12 months. Less likely – but it does happen – certain types of properties in some suburbs may actually decrease in value. It is important to note that markets throughout Australia regularly re-adjust and are influenced by various macroeconomic and microeconomic factors. What are they exactly? Macroeconomic factors include things we, as property owners or buyers, have little control over, including population growth, unemployment figures, wage growth and construction costs.

Microeconomic factors are the smaller things we can choose or not: location and amenities, a home’s layout and orientation, and building style. You can find lots of information about trends in the property market on the internet. Selling agents will be able to give you more accurate information based on the fact that they look after a particular area and understand local markets intimately, including competition and supply and demand. And then there is also the emotional factor to take into account, which no research figures can ever factor in.

This is an edited extract from SOLD! by Nicole Jacobs, published by Hardie Grant Books RRP $29.99 and is available in stores.

When you are looking at comparable properties, you also need to take into account whether a property sold for its land value only or whether there was value in the dwelling. If you can, find out how many people were interested and may have bid at auction for a comparable property or whether another may have sold before auction. Remember, though, that if the selling agent is offering certain properties as comparable, it is up to you to make sure they are. Not all three-bedroom houses, even in the same suburb, are equal. Is it in a better street? Is the overall floor plan similar? Is either of the homes much closer to amenities? All these things can make a big difference when it comes to the eventual selling price.

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