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GRANDEUR & STYLE A prized s tately re sidence

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Brighton Melbourne 255 New Street $18 million-$20 million J E N M E LO CCO

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For sale Agent: James Paynter Real Estate, James Paynter 0418 390 133 Pool, tennis court and plenty of space for the whole family. That trifecta

This home is a an entertainer’s paradise: there’s a

has long been attractive but even more so after 2020 and is just what our

pool and spa, a tennis court, an in-ground

cover property, in “prime Toorak” territory of Tower Road has on offer. For a

trampoline, a gym, a tiered home cinema, a

look inside, head to our cover story. Meanwhile, we head to Queensland to

recording studio, a bowling alley, a bar and a wine

see what is happening in the Brisbane luxury market (it’s hot) in our feature

cellar. The everyday accommodation is also

story and also look at investment possibilities in that city in The Property

pretty impressive, with a banquet-sized dining

Investor. And we take a more in-depth look at what one of the city’s semi-

room and a Miele-appointed kitchen with

rural and desirable suburbs, Pullenvale, has on offer in Living In. “As you’re

butler’s pantry.

driving out through the western suburbs, the blocks get bigger and bigger, and when you drive over our hills, your shoulders automatically come down,” says resident Bree Pullinger. “It’s a lovely spot to showcase what a good, old-fashioned upbringing can be like in this fast-moving world.”

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HOT PROPERTY DESIGN DIGEST Natural appeal

COVER STORY Prime residence

Residential sales: Queensland Brad McLeod 0429 571 826 New South Wales Belinda Sinclair 0414 580 903 Victoria & Tasmania Mitch Armstrong 0438 820 767 Western Australia, South Australia & Northern Territory Jeroen van de Peppel 0427 292 797

FEATURE STORY Brisbane’s top-end market soars

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THE PROPERTY INVESTOR Heading north

ESTATE LIVING O U R COVE R

Riverside retreat

7 Towers Road, Toorak Listed by Kay & Burton

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Seaforth Sydney 7 Laura Street $17.5 million

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For sale Agent: Atlas Lower North Shore, Michael Coombs 0407 980 443 This three-storey home by Dino Raccanello Design comes with Middle Harbour views and its own jetty, pontoon and boat pen. There’s an internal lift, a solar-heated pool and a steam room. Finishes include Oman beige stone and grigio bello marble. There are Gaggenau and Miele appliances.

South Yarra

Yeronga

Melbourne 21-23 Chambers Street

Brisbane 107 Kadumba Street

$10 million-$11 million

High $3-4 million

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Expressions of interest: Close March 23

For sale: By expressions of interest

Agent: Marshall White Stonnington, Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271

Agent: Queensland Sotheby’s International

This David Watson-designed residence is meticulously finished and

Realty, Tyson Clarke 0407 034 803

appointed, from the marble kitchen with its V-ZUG ovens to the custom

Mills House is a heritage-listed Queenslander on

home office and heated pool set within Jack Merlo gardens.

2590 square metres of gardens. It has VJ walls, leadlight windows and an ornate fireplace.

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serenity skyhome A. 19/8 Serenity Close, Noosa Heads

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Rooftop deck, winecave, theatre lounge, large study, caterers kitchen and access, Cbus, electronic curtains/blinds, roof mount TV, vacumaid, original hardwood floors, fireplace and more.

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t’s your sanctuary on the Noosa escarpment and a welcoming retreat from the precinct buzz. The interior is warm and contemporary with raw textures and natural finishes which complement the Noosa lifestyle while remaining timeless. Beautiful lines and artisan joinery lend a tailored mood to the generous kitchen.

Consideration to the smallest practicalities and details are everywhere. Integrated Miele appliances and a French door fridge-freezer add style and function, while abundant storage keeps all your kitchen and butler’s pantry needs at hand.

A wonderful flow of space brings an inviting feel to each oversized room with the open layout maximising the superb Noosa outlook and its blue and green vistas. The dedicated study is perfect for working from home, the utilitarian laundry is generously designed. Superbly fashioned wardrobes are beautifully crafted with ample storage in each of the 3 king-size ensuited bedrooms.

This is not your standard vanilla penthouse; this is everything you may have wished for and more.

Located in one of the world’s most desirable destinations, the marketing of this penthouse represents a unique and irreplaceable opportunity to secure the privilege of calling this your home.

CONTACT

Francene storie Principal & Director M. 0479 073 320 E. francene@propertiesnoosa.com.au

35 Noosa Drive, Noosa Heads P. 07 5391 6868 propertiesnoosa.com.au

STEPHEN GAGE Sales Director M. 0481 309 444 E. stephen@propertiesnoosa.com.au

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LIGHT SHOW

BLOOMING BEAUTY An example of refined artistry, the Blossom Coffee Table designed by

Designed by Daniel

Dowel Jones features a base of six repeated leaves that resemble blossoming flower petals.

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travertine Celeste Wall Sconce displays a neutral palette from a natural stone finish to a frosted globe that is reminiscent of a floating pearl, as though it had formed organically. danielboddam.com

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Entering another realm COVER STORY

Superlatives abound when describing this Towers Road mansion that exudes proportion and pomp in the finest part of Toorak.

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here’s Toorak, and then there’s Towers Road, Toorak. In a blue-ribbon burg full of great streets and their grand houses, Towers Road might just be as “peak Toorak” as it gets.

Even turning into the street here, after cruising through all the other impossibly lovely avenues that surround it, feels as though you have entered another realm entirely – like things have kicked up to a greener, more serene, more exclusive kind of notch.

Number 7 stands stately behind its lovely high,

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ivy-covered, brick fence. From the street, it offers a generous view of an attractive upper level – all long, lovely windows with their decorative Juliet balconies.

The biscuity-tan-brick tone and pale-grey trim of the residence suggests classic constancy and endurance, while the front garden sets a verdant formal frame.

Under the impressive entablature of the entrance, you’ll find a lofty foyer that acts as a primer for the fine dimensions to come. A long, open hallway presents as a colonnade of sorts,

its brilliant structure offering three sets of french doors to draw in the north light and tennis-court views on one side, while a balancing triptych across to the south brings in the composed front garden.

Between the two banks of windows and off the hall, an elegant formal living room with a gorgeous marble fireplace stretches to the west while the easterly edge accommodates the excellent formal dining area.

A separate wing housing the kitchen-mealsfamily area is beautifully configured – and has a winning aspect over the north-westerly terrace and tennis court.

In the kitchen a large, square granite-topped island bench is central to proceedings. Timber cabinetry, a range of top-quality kitchen appliances, a walk-in pantry and pool views top it off.

YOUR AGENT Ross Savas, Kay & Burton

“A generational home in probably the finest avenue in Toorak. It’s the opportunity of a lifetime.”

Adjacent is a meals area and a relaxing family room with access via glass doors to an al fresco entertaining area, the pool and tennis court.

Ranging over the entire area, the superb coffered timber ceilings bring another note of handsome refinement.

Upstairs four bedrooms of splendid dimension, all with en suites, spread out across the level. The main bedroom includes a large dressing room, fitted walk-in wardrobe and opulent stone and spa en suite. A longer Juliet balcony ranges along the north edge here.

There is a further guest bedroom on the ground floor.

Down below in the semi-basement, there’s room for six cars. A dedicated change room and powder room for the pool are located down here, as is the cinema with its own kitchenette.

The billiards room is a deep space that could be used for all manner of pursuits. A gym, cellar and several storage spaces complete this level With a north-facing rear, this fine spread takes full advantage of all that lovely light. The tennis court is backed by a magnificent stand of hedged topiary. More walls of ivy frame expansive terraces that flow past the pool and barbecue areas to the east.

With its column and balcony combination, the rear of the house has a suitably august air, and the bursts of white-flowered shrubs that dot the terraces bring a subtle thematic flow from the front garden.

There’s a very fine feel here, not just in proportion and pomp but in composure and calm as well. You couldn’t get much more Toorak if you tried.

Toorak Melbourne 7 Towers Road $22 million-$24 million

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Agent: Kay & Burton, Ross Savas 0418 322 994 Expressions of Interest: Close 3pm, March 30

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FEATURE STORY

Perfect storm makes Brisbane market sizzle Low interest rates, dwindling stock levels, mass migration and COVID-19 are seeing the city’s luxury sector soar. B y SAR AH WE B B

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ith surging interstate migration amid a growing trend for lifestyle properties, Brisbane’s booming high-end sector is capturing the attention of buyers from across the globe.

But while the city’s luxury sector began to simmer at the start of 2020, property experts say it took that perfect storm of low interest rates, dwindling stock levels, mass interstate migration and, finally, COVID-19 to send the once-mellow market into its current surge.

For Ray White New Farm principal Haesley Cush, those key growth ingredients, coupled

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with a host of new infrastructure projects pencilled in for the city, sparked a record-setting year for his team, who have clocked up some of the city’s highest property sales.

“When COVID first hit, in probably the first two weeks of lockdown, our business dropped by 50 per cent,” Cush says.

“Then in the following month we got back to 80 per cent, and soon after that we were back to 100 … and that was around July.”

But Cush says while Brisbane’s prestige market had begun to stir before COVID struck, the surge that would follow was game-changing.

“Every quarter [co-principal and leading prestige property agent] Matt Lancashire and I conduct a virtual live update for our colleagues.

And on the last one, Matt had 10 to 14 buyers [on his books] with a budget of $10 millionplus,” Cush says. “We’ve also had a few properties sell [recently] circa $10 million.”

Cush says Brisbane offers great value for money in the luxury sector. He also points to the city’s calendar of infrastructure projects and expects these elements to maintain high-end buyer demand and see prices grow.

Director and lead agent at Place Ascot, Drew Davies, says the city’s luxury sector has never sizzled during his entire time as an agent.

“We are seeing records being broken, and our expectations are being blasted out of the water,” Davies says.

“To give you an idea of what we are dealing with, I currently have five highly qualified buyers looking for a property in the $8 millionplus range, and that’s something we haven’t had on our books for a long time.”

Across Brisbane, prestige property prices rose

by 3.4 per cent last year, according to the Knight Frank Wealth Report 2021. In comparison, house prices in the Brisbane LGA rose by 2.2 per cent in the December quarter, according to the Domain House Price Report.

Joint managing director at Place Bulimba, Sarah Hackett, says Brisbane’s luxury sector has also benefitted from the tougher quarantines enforced in major southern cities, with inquiry spiking immediately after the five-day lockdown in Melbourne. “Those couple of weeks following that, we have put so many high-end homes under contract … and we’ve got three riverfront properties that have sold in the past two weeks and one high-end apartment,” Hackett says.

While tight stock levels in that prestige sector remain a battle, she says sales in their office soared by 82 per cent in January, compared to the same time last year.

Ray White New Farm agent Christine Rudolph says, on her end, homes that sold only two years ago are now reselling in the luxury market for hundreds of thousands more than their original purchase price.

“The attractiveness of living in Brisbane, coupled with the buoyancy of our economy and a billion-dollar-plus pipeline of confirmed infrastructure developments, makes Brisbane extremely appealing.”

Hamilton Brisbane 31 Langside Road $7 million +

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For sale Agent: Place Estate Agents Bulimba, Sarah Hackett 0488 355 553

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FOR SALE

51 Seaside Drive, Banksia Beach, Bribie Island, QLD

Block Size: 1019m2

Build Your Future Right Here With spectacular views to the Glasshouse Mountains, the most convenient location on the canal and instant access to the Pumicestone Passage. This is one of Queensland's most exclusive luxury waterfront lots.

Set in a prestige enclave of luxury award winning homes, it is the perfect blank canvas to build your dream home on what's considered the best street in Bribie Island. This unique block offers views to the well-maintained park on the street side and breathtaking sunset views over the water to the Glasshouse Mountains on the other. This rectangular block boasts a larger than normal 1019 m2 with extra wide 20m street and canal frontage.

The block is located at the widest point of the canal giving more privacy than regular canal blocks.

Located close to public transport, shopping centre and cafes.Surrounded by bike tracks and wildlife.

- FREQUENT DOLPHIN AND TURTLE VISITS - BREATHTAKING SUNSET VIEWS OVER THE WATER TOWARDS THE GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS - 1019M2 FLAT LEVEL BLOCK - LUXURY PONTOON - 1 HOUR TO BRISBANE CBD - 1 HOUR TO BRISBANE AIRPORT - 10 MIN BY BOAT OR CAR TO SANDSTONE POINT HOTEL - 25 MIN BY BOAT TO STUNNING MORETON ISLAND

Price: $2,200,000 Contact Remax Advanced today for further information on one of Bribie Island's finest blocks available to purchase.

Contact: 0413 469 993 Agent: Claire Uttley Address: 2/2 Eucalypt St Bellara QLD 4507

THE PROPERTY INVESTOR

TAMMY LAW

Boom reverberates through Brisbane The coronavirus creates winners and losers and, by the numbers, Queensland is a clear winner. B y SU E WILLIAMS

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When it comes to prices for high-quality real estate, Queensland is among the bestperforming states.

risbane is among Australia’s best spots for investors after two major studies put it close to the top of their lists, even before the announcement that it’s the preferred candidate to host the 2032 Summer Olympics.

Westpac’s Housing Pulse report for February 2021 reported that Brisbane prices were veering into “boom market” territory, predicting growth of more than 10 per cent this year.

“Queensland’s upswing has accelerated over the past three moths and is starting to tip into boom territory,” says the Westpac report author, senior economist Matthew Hassan. “Sales are running well ahead of listings, especially for houses, with stock on market down to just 3.4 months of sales in Brisbane – the long run average is five months.”

The only softer markets in the city are topand middle-tier Brisbane units and the inner CBD. “Other segments are showing robust gains,” he says.

In addition, Knight Frank’s Wealth Report 2021 found Brisbane was one of the highestperforming Australian cities of the last year, behind only Perth and neighbouring Gold Coast.

It recorded growth of 2.5 per cent in its prime residential market – well above the global average of 1.9 per cent.

That dwarfed both Sydney’s year average of 1.1 per cent and Melbourne’s of 0.9 per cent.

“We have people from Sydney and Melbourne coming up here in droves.”

“Queensland has fared very well throughout the whole COVID-19 situation,” says Michael Vettoretto of Queensland Sotheby’s International Realty. “There’s higher demand for property in Brisbane and we’re seeing our inquiry level increasing by 42 per cent.

“There’s so much demand from Sydney and it seems almost as though the whole of Victoria is trying to evacuate up here, looking for lifestyle.

With interest rates at an all-time low, it’s absolutely a great place to invest in now.”

For the prestige market, it offers great value for money. The Knight Frank report shows how US$1 million could buy 45 square metres of luxury property in Sydney in 2020, 87 square metres in Melbourne, 102 square metres in Perth and 109 square metres in Brisbane.

Shayne Harris, Knight Frank’s national head of residential, says “the pandemic forced many to retreat into the comfort of their homes for the best part of 2020, so it’s not surprising prime property is becoming increasingly attractive in destinations known for their lifestyles”.

Already, first-home buyers are out in force in Brisbane, but the next stage is seeing investors rush in, believes David Notley, the Brisbane director of valuers Herron Todd White.

As more people learn about the big upswings in capital growth forecast for 2021 and 2022 in Brisbane, that will encourage the investors even more, predicts Jason Adcock of Adcock Prestige.

“While they’re looking at 10 per cent growth this year, they’re saying there could be an additional 10 per cent in 2022 – as against 7-8 per cent for Sydney and Melbourne,” he says.

“And Brisbane is a real value equation.

We have people from Sydney and Melbourne coming up here in droves, in search of affordability and lifestyle, so Brisbane will be the go-to city for capital growth over the next two or three years.”

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Interior finishes include high-end kitchens with butler’s pantries.

RIVERS REACH 70 Parkside Circuit, Hamilton Architecture and interior design: bureau^proberts Landscape design: Lat 27 Number of residences:

Reclamation ‘healthy for the city’ Revitalising the Brisbane River has resulted in a shift away from a narrow transport and commercial focus.

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n cities around the world, riverfront land is being reclaimed from industry and transformed into vibrant communities with homes, parks and cultural attractions.

Brisbane is no exception. In Hamilton, six kilometres from the CBD, an ambitious development is revitalising former docklands.

Hamilton Reach from developer Frasers Property occupies more than eight hectares of prime riverfront land next to the Royal Queensland Golf Club. The project, which sits within the wider Northshore Hamilton urban renewal area, offers low and mid-rise apartments, terrace homes and villas nestled in 2.5 hectares of parklands and public pathways.

The first homes in a collection of residences have hit the market. Rivers Reach comprises 11 freehold attached waterfront homes designed by Brisbane architecture studio bureauˆproberts.

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Each has four bedrooms with an en suite, a separate powder room, a multipurpose room, and a three-car basement garage. Pools and private lifts are included in some of the homes.

Liam Proberts, managing director of bureauˆproberts, knows this part of the city well. Over the years, he’s seen a shift in perceptions of the river away from a narrow transport and commercial focus.

“The river has become not just an asset but a really strong part of the character of the city,” he says. “The reclaiming of land stretching out to the northern edge of the Brisbane River is a significant signal of that change. It’s really healthy for the city.”

The design of the homes – among the only freehold residences on the riverfront between Newstead and Hamilton – is infused with the beauty and tranquillity of the river, from the

layouts to the choice of materials. Living areas overlook the water. Soaring void spaces further strengthen the connection between the architecture and the river.

Interior finishes include high-end kitchens with butler’s pantries, Miele appliances, integrated Leibherr fridges and wine cabinets.

The contemporary aesthetic continues with marble benchtops, blackbutt timber, home automation and elevated private terraces with integrated barbecues.

The developer expects Rivers Reach to appeal to affluent Brisbane purchasers, including empty-nesters. It’s also tipped to pique the interest of interstate buyers seeking better value than inner Sydney or Melbourne, expats eager to move back to Australia and older buyers from regional areas, perhaps with children at boarding school or university in Brisbane.

There’s an excellent range of cafes, restaurants, leisure and entertainment options within easy reach, including East Street Northshore, Portside Wharf and Racecourse Road.

11 freehold homes in the Rivers Reach collection, with three of the four in stage 1 still available; two two-level, four-bed homes; one three-level, four-bed home Prices: Two-level $2.6m-$2.88m; three-level $3.49m Completion: Late 2022 Agents: Cecilynne Jurss and Cameron Woods, 133 838 Open for inspection: Display centre at 310 MacArthur Avenue, is open daily from 10am to 5pm or by appointment Transport: Rivers Reach is six kilometres north of the CBD. The nearest bus station is 700 metres away. Northshore Hamilton ferry terminal is

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PULLENVALE

This is one of those rare areas that gives you a semi-rural, lifestyle without sacrificing convenience. B y K ATE FARRE LLY

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out through the western suburbs, the blocks get

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Parked in the grounds of the historical Pullenvale Hall each weekday morning is the

hills, your shoulders automatically come down.

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where you can pick up a coffee, a cake or some

paddocks, horses, cows and houses. It’s a lovely

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agent Kel Goesch.

“The biggest attraction for families is the lifestyle it offers: it’s a rural, countrified lifestyle without sacrificing convenience,” he says. “You’re

Pullenvale resident Bree Pullinger, an interior

still within 30 minutes of the city and airports

stylist and mum to Tora, 10, and Zahra, 7, says the

and within a few minutes’ drive of the local

hall is a wonderful meeting place for the locals.

shopping centre.”

Billed as “a venue for every occasion”, it’s been at the centre of community life for nearly 80 years.

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It’s the peace and quiet that draws young families to the area, says Brisbane Real Estate

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upbringing can be like in this fast-moving world.”

the peaceful views across the paddocks over the are sure to get your day off to a good start.

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Nature on your doorstep

Agent: Brisbane Real Estate,

Needless to say, you don’t move to Pullenvale for

Kel Goesch 0408 647 568

kids’ dance classes, or roll up for Friday-night

the shopping. There are biking, hiking and horse

With established gardens and sensational views

drinks and catch a visit from a pizza truck.

riding, forests that are home to deer, kangaroos

to Mount Coot-Tha, Pindari features open-plan

There are movie nights, monthly Old Time dance

and other wildlife, big gardens to maintain and

living spaces, a separate main bedroom wing and

nights, and the market day is a monthly event.

chooks and veggies to tend to.

a huge terrace adjoining a horizon-edge pool.

You can pop in for yoga, personal training or

Pullinger grew up in a small town and says

“It’s the quiet life, which we love,” says Pullinger.

moving to Pullenvale five years ago has been the

“It’s 100 per cent private and quiet. The girls love

“de-stresser” she and husband Warwick

it, and they’re at an age when they’re starting to

desperately needed.

realise what it’s like to live in such a special little

Pullenvale sits about

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28 'La Grande' 122-126 Old Burleigh Road Broadbeach Luxury 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, 1 Carpark Permanent Rental Return approx. $700-$750 p.w

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FOR SALE $799,000

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“PONDEROSA” Ponderosa is located in the peaceful surroundings of the Central West. This stunning property is well suited for the perfect city escape with extensive views out to rolling hills and not a neighbour in sight and is situated 358km to Sydney, 13km to Wellington and 106km to Orange.

Master built in 2004 this magnificent property sits on 80 acres. Spanning over sixty squares this home was designed to capture the panoramic views of the district. Inside the quality of this home is second to none with spotted gum flooring, Tasmanian oak cathedral ceilings as well as open plan kitchen living and dining areas. The master bedroom has it's own wing featuring a massive walk in robe, ensuite and it's own lounge area with a double sided fire place. The three other guest bedrooms provide space, views and all open out to the surrounding verandahs.

Outside the house block is thoughtfully landscaped with established trees and stunning gardens. The view is absolutely breath taking.

The 3000L fiberglass salt water pool is one of the main features again sharing the extensive views.

Storage and space is one thing this property has plenty of; downstairs there is a massive four car garage with a workshop and ample underfloor storage plus a separate 12m x 6m shed.

OTHER FEATURES INCLUDE; • 80 acres divided into two paddocks with two dams • Can carry up to 15 steers • Stunning kitchen with stone bench tops and Miele appliances • Three beautiful living areas • Cedar windows through out • Five individual RC/AC units • Nine foot ceilings with P50 cornice • 4 x 40,000L water tanks

• Underfloor heating in the bathrooms • Six toilets • Irrigation with 10 zone controller • 3000L salt water pool • Double sided wood fire • Spotted gum and Tasmanian oak flooring

This property is well located and provides that perfect getaway or relaxed lifestyle.

For all enquiries, please contact Josh Fitzgerald on 0414 304 898.

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63 Warrina Crescent, Burleigh Waters, GOLD COAST Coastal Class in a Lifestyle Locale Brand New Australian coastal inspired family residence on 625sqm -

Enjoying 40 squares of prestige living, custom built with superior finishes throughout Open plan living with high ceilings, ocean breezes & hidden built-in bar cabinet Gourmet style 2pac kitchen Natural Quartzite benchtops, walk through Butler's pantry Raised dining with built-in seating overlooking outdoor entertaining, fire pit & sparkling pool Master suite with custom walk-in robe, luxury ensuite featuring Terrazzo tiles Upstairs bedrooms are all spacious & feature designer built-in wardrobes Ground floor bedroom with built-in robe, deluxe bathroom & personal balcony Stylish main bathroom with indulgent freestanding bath and high end finishes Enormous laundry/mudroom with designer tiles, storage space & outside access French oak timber flooring, customised reclaimed timber & brick artisan wall Double carport with storage room, lush landscaping, private grassed area, outdoor shower Located in a prime position, 500m to the beach, walk to James Street Burleigh Heads

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