Domain Review Stonnington & Boroondara - March 02, 2022

PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

KUDRAT MAKKAR & MORE FRESH FACES OF THE FA SHION FESTI VA L

KRIS SMITH

LIGHTS UP THE DANCEFLOOR

KATIE NOONAN FOLK FESTIVAL MUST-SEES

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The Melbourne Fashion Festival was one of the first major events affected by the pandemic. I recall a flurry of cancellations of much-anticipated runway shows in 2020, when COVID swept in. Retail has struggled, with occasion-dressing becoming as exotic as a commute to the office. It’s a thrill to welcome back the PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival, reigniting our appetite for dressing with joie de vivre. This edition focuses on the must-watch designers – including our cover star, Kudrat Makkar from Melbourne-based label Mastani – whose collections will adorn the sashaying models. ●

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Ready to boogie Kris Smith is now in the right mindset to hit the dancefloor.

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fitness trainer and model Boulazeris, and a son Ethan, 11, with former partner Dannii Minogue.

Smith moved to Australia from Manchester in 2008 and was picked up by Myer as an ambassador – a partnership that continues today.

In December last year, Smith posted a photograph of his first Myer campaign alongside model Jen Hawkins. He’s wearing tailored trousers and no shirt and she’s in a slinky bikini. Anybody who recalls him strutting Myer catwalk parades will remember the deafening chants from a dedicated female audience.

Smith – who owns health and fitness studio Fitstop South Yarra, and is a partner in Splash Vodka (a low-calorie, ready-to-drink brand with fellow Dancing with

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elf-love goes a long way when you’re a contestant on this year’s Dancing with the Stars, and that’s exactly what businessman, model and presenter Kris Smith tapped into when he said ‘yes’ to the reality TV show.

“I had so many insecurities about myself and said ‘no’ to doing DWTS for many years. I was always worried I’d embarrass myself or look like an idiot, but I thought I can’t do that to myself any more,” Smith says.

The Bayside father of three shifted his mindset and turned to his wife Sarah Boulazeris for encouragement to hit the floor in the new All Stars season of the Seven reality show.

“I am definitely more comfortable and confident in myself now that I’m older,” Smith says.

“I passed up many opportunities over the years due to fear. For a long time, I thought, what if I fail, what if I suck and if I’m really bad at this?

“There wasn’t a positive thought going through my head. I had a good chat with Sarah and she said do it.

She said our girls would love to see their dad dancing on the television because they’re obsessed with ballerinas and dancing,” he says.

The 43-year-old has two daughters Mia, aged 3½, and Frankie, 2½, with

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the Stars contestant Olympia Valance) – plans to start a fitness business with his wife.

“The last few years in Melbourne gave me a chance to digest what is and what isn’t worth worrying about,” Smith says.

“I’ve learnt not to overthink things.

It’s draining. I am fortunate many of our gym members stayed with us when we were closed. It’s great to have them open again but I’m also looking to developing a fitness plan with Sarah.”

Fitness continues to be part of his routine, but it doesn’t dictate his dayto-day life, Smith says.

“Fitness is in Sarah’s DNA,” he says, smiling. “She’s really focused on that every day because it’s what makes her happy.

“I like to eat food I’m not meant to eat, drink and relax. I can easily slip out of being motivated. We have a gym in the house and I still don’t go in,” he says, adding that life is about balancing what makes you happy and what keeps you fit.

“I want a balance in life. Yes, I want to eat pizza, pasta and Indian food and enjoy a bottle of wine, and no, I don’t want poached chicken and boiled greens every day of my life, but I do have a vanity about myself and don’t let my body slip too far,” he says. “I am at an age when it’s not easy to get back and need to move my body a few times a week. I am not obsessive with it.” ● DANCING WITH THE STARS: ALL STARS \ On now on Seven and 7Plus

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Glamour returns

FASHION For a wardrobe update,

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ity runways are back at the PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival, where front-row schmoozing and street-style peacocking return to the CBD just like the good old days. This year’s runway shows celebrate the best of Australian designers, give First Nations fashion crusaders a chance to lead, and allow emerging designers to preview their new collections.

Kudrat Makkar of Mastani

Anna Huang of Anna Quan Anna Huang, the designer behind the label Anna Quan, is known for tailoring with a twist. This year she adds colourful knitwear to her creamy neutrals, and although she’s known for her functional daywear, she’s moving into occasion wear with the subtlest of tweaks to silhouettes.

“I have put more vibrant colours in the collection than I would normally do – and I’m taking more risks,” Huang says.

Anna Quan is already stocked internationally at Net-A-Porter and,

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until the pandemic, Huang showed her collections in Paris.

She’s inspired by street style and looks for a modern reboot. A career high was when Scarlett Johansson wore a signature beige top on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2018; a reminder that simplicity is still hot.

“Big runway shows are always about the glitzy and sexy, which is fine, but I create shirts, trousers and simple knits,” Huang says. “It’s an indication that people do want that and I have a place.”

Mastani designer Kudrat Makkar is new to the High Street fashion in Armadale, building a following for her couture. Ethical occasion pieces and glamour merge with her love of traditional artisanal work.

She makes her MFF debut this year with a collection that connects back to temples in Mumbai. Flowers used in temples are collected and carefully pressed into silks that turn red roses into hues of purple wonder.

“Dressing to feel good is what we do. It is very important that women

who wear my clothes are comfortable, pretty and powerful,” says Makkar, who has her own workshop in India, with no thirdparty makers involved.

“The silhouettes are sophisticated; it’s for women who want to be elegant and pay a lot of attention to quality.

“They want to know where the product is made and the story behind the label. That’s the crux of my brand and I want people to own these pieces for decades to come and to pass them on.”

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these are the six designers not to miss at this year’s Melbourne Fashion Festival.

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Faith Hilda of Faith Jewels in its elements of design beauty and wearability,” Hilda says. “This involves many ideation sketches, mock jewels in wax and then the precious metals and refining the design until I achieve the balance.

“My collections are almost always led by a story or philosophy.”

Natasha Gordon makes her runway debut at the David Jones Opening Night Runway Gala with her premium womenswear label Clea, which is now stocked at the department store.

The RMIT fashion graduate – who did an internship in London with head designer Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen (Burton was handpicked by Kate Middleton to design her now iconic wedding gown) – emerges with a luxe collection of twin-sets, dresses and knits.

Gordon’s is a world ruled by premium wool, alpaca and doublefaced jacquard, and is where femininity meets androgyny.

“Clea is all about quality, cut and finish. It’s a dream moment for me to be in David Jones and to take part in this runway,” says Gordon, who launched her label in April last year.

“The brand is a reflection of my distinct appreciation for design that I gained at Alexander McQueen, then as knitwear designer at Fully Fashioned and two years as knitwear designer at Witchery,” she says.

This season it’s a neutral palette alongside pops of green, chocolate and mottled marble colours.

Denni Francisco of Ngali Kit Willow of KitX

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Melbourne jewellery designer Faith Hilda is all about bespoke pieces. She designs her collections twice a year.

A favourite of actress Olympia Valance, shoe designer Lana Wilkinson and former Harper’s Bazaar editor Kellie Hush, Faith Jewels aligns with the Fashion Festival this year to create a $10,000 bangle – inspired by the Greek word for lighthouse, “faros” – which will go to a lucky MFF winner.

The bangle is part of a collection that includes a necklace, earrings and rings made to order in precious metals with diamond accents.

Although she won’t have a designated runway show, you’ll spot Hilda’s pieces on many VIP guests during the week, and the official bangle is a coup for the local jeweller.

“I take my time to ensure each collection is researched and balanced

Natasha Gordon of Clea

Designer Kit Willow is on a regenerative fashion mission with her label KitX, turning waste into luxury must-haves. The Melbourneborn designer puts science into fashion and is upping the ante with a new impact-measuring system.

That means you’ll be able to work out which KitX items were made with the lowest carbon emissions, used the least amount of water and created minimal air pollution.

You can head to the Collingwood Yards during MFF to see how the process takes shape and see the waste turn into magnificent fashion garments a second time around.

“You can now make informed decisions and be more productive when it comes to purchases,” says Willow, the curator of Future From Waste Lab – a studio for designers to repurpose donated textiles.

Fresh from showing at Milan Fashion Week, Ngali is enjoying its moment in the sun. It’s a great coup for First Nations fashion designer Denni Francisco who lives in Melbourne and collaborates with Kimberley Gija artist Lindsay Malay for her women’s collection.

Her clothes pay respect to country – a dreamy landscape of dusky pink, rich blues, deep browns and vibrant ochres help connect the story to its Indigenous past.

“I’m all about giving back to community and educating Indigenous children, so the label gives us an opportunity to move into that space and exist beyond fashion,” Francisco says.

The MFF collection is titled Nginha, in which comfortable casual is her winning combination. ● PAYPAL MELBOURNE FASHION FESTIVAL \ runs from March 3 to 12.

Tickets and schedule of events at melbournefashionfestival.com.au

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MUSIC

Folk love

The artistic director of the National Folk Festival, singer Katie Noonan, is fostering an inclusive direction.

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ultiple ARIA award-winning singer/songwriter Katie Noonan makes her debut as artistic director of the National Folk Festival on the Easter long weekend, sourcing a stellar line-up of Melbourne acts who will perform.

“Folk music is a broad church and all are welcome,” says Noonan, who is best known as the frontwoman of 2000s band George.

“Australia is a successful story of multiculturalism, and a country with the longest living culture in the world, our First Nations and Torres Strait Islander people. While folk festivals have often been skewed to

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traditional Anglo folk, it’s nowhere near the complete story of our history,” Noonan says.

The 30th anniversary of the festival, at Exhibition Park in Canberra, on Ngunnawal land, features 200 acts including Archie Roach, The Warumpi Band, Emma Donovan and The Putbacks, Lior and Domini, Justine Clarke, Catherine Britt, The Little Stevies and All Our Exes Live In Texas, to name a few.

The family-friendly event, which includes camping, also has dance and poetry workshops, and the chance to sing with a large choir and perform with a circus.

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“The more we normalise the use of these ancient languages the better, and I’ve asked those performing ... to also sing it in their sets.”

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Noonan reached out to her friend, singer Kate Ceberano, to join the bill.

The pair first met at a secret Prince show at Melbourne’s Bennett’s Lane jazz club in 2003. Ceberano will be performing folk songs inspired by her Hawaiian heritage for the occasion.

A new recording of The Warumpi Band’s My Island Home also finds a purpose at the festival. Noonan reached out to the Ngunnawal Language Committee to translate the iconic song and asked First Nations singer Alinta Barlow to sing it.

“The more we normalise the use of these ancient languages the better,

and I’ve asked those performing at the festival to also sing it in their sets,” Noonan says.

There’ll also be Archie Roach performing Let Love Rule; a song that resonates deeply.

“This song is a beautiful prayer for these difficult, fearful times we are living in. To have Archie singing it with a 12-year-old Gubbi Gubbi artist, Layla Barnett, and a choir, it’ll be absolutely amazing,” Noonan says.

The festival also features Uncle Sammy Butcher from Papunya in the Northern Territory. The only remaining First Nations member

of The Warumpi Band, he and Yothu Yindi play on closing night.

Noonan is excited to get back on stage herself, after a few years in touring limbo.

She reflects on her own career with George as a golden period.

“I remember writing George’s hit song Breathe In Now while sleeping on a couch at a friend’s place in Nicholson Street, Fitzroy,” Noonan says. “It was the early days of the band. The lyrics were me reflecting about our original bass player’s decision to leave us. I was worried he was giving up on a dream and I was

in the middle of processing all that,” she says.

Noonan’s husband Isaac Hurren is a composer and saxophonist; they have two sons, Dexter and Jonah, who also play music and appear on her solo albums.

“We couldn’t be further away from being those pushy parents who make their kids take up a musical instrument, but we raised our sons without a TV and in a house full of music all the time,” Noonan says.

“I come from four generations of musicians, so it’s inevitable they would have an ear for it too.” ● NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL \ April 14-18 ● folkfestival.org.au

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FEATURE HOUSE MALVERN \ 56 ELIZABETH STREET 5

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The name Noorie means “light”, and that’s exactly what Catherine Taylor got when she decided to be ahead of her time.

Mrs Taylor, the wife of a Beechworth merchant, snapped up two Malvern lots and commissioned this house – an airy Queen Anne revival pile in polychrome brick.

Her taste for simplicity looked a bit odd in 1891. But by the early 1900s people were saying “I’ll have what she’s having” – and the Queen Anne style, with its huge sash windows and fresh-air connection to the garden, became the mode.

Noorie still honours the Taylors’ love of leafy goodness. Its garden, shaded by a Norfolk Island pine, curls around the north side to the pool, encasing the house in a snug oasis of high hedges and gardenias.

The three-level abode has proved a brilliant family home for the current owners, here since 2001. Formal living and dining rooms, open-plan family and meals, a study, a basement gym plus wine store and an art studio gives everyone freedom to do their own thing.

Enter Noorie via a medieval-style side porch with handturned timber posts. At the front, the bay-window sitting room has a fireplace and an unusual ceiling rose studded with sunflowers. The adjoining dining room continues the yummy theme with apples and grapes up above.

The modern, pine-floored open-plan area has that balmy north-east orientation, with french doors to the wraparound deck overlooking the pool. The family area has an open fireplace with inglenook bookcases.

The kitchen, in salmon laminate and solid timber, is a

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well-made reminder of the 1980s. An ASKO dishwasher complements a two-door Miele oven, Rosieres gas cooktop,

“NOORIE IS RICH IN PERIOD CHARM YET WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO ADD YOUR

office nook and corner pantry.

OWN TOUCHES. THE EXTENSIVE MAIN HOUSE IS COMPLEMENTED BY A STUDIO

There’s no designated main suite, but the ground-floor double bedroom has a heritage-style bathroom next door. One the first floor, four large, wool-carpeted double bedrooms share a twin-basin bathroom and a powder room.

Noorie has a brick double garage with ROW access.

A timber external staircase leads to an attic studio (or sixth bedroom) with a kitchenette, shower bathroom and storage. ● ALISON BARCLAY property@domainreview.com.au Agent: Marshall White, Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271 Price: $8 million-$8.5 million Expressions of interest: close 5pm, March 7

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APARTMENT.” MARCUS CHIMINELLO – AGENT

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has french doors to the garden. Across the

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hall, the open-plan area has a library and a dining area with multifold doors to the pool

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KEW \ 18 ST ANTHONY’S PLACE

with open fire, dining room that opens to a private terrace and north-facing family

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terrace. The sleek timber kitchen has twin

room. The main bedroom has an en suite and built-in wardrobe, and the other two

ovens and a marble island. A fitted first-

In Melbourne’s inner east, affluent Kew has

share a central bathroom. There’s also a

An executive residence that is also,

floor office promises peace in which to

more than it’s fair share of private schools

powder room, laundry, security intercom

subtly, a fitness buff’s paradise – that’s

work from home. There’s gated off-street

and you could barely swing a school bag

and double garage. ●

the intriguing character of this Victorian

parking. ● ALISON BARCLAY

over your shoulder without hitting one

house and its deep, north-facing garden.

of them from this property, with Trinity

Nestled among the ficus topiaries are

Grammar only 300 metres away and

a pool, basketball court and in-ground

double that distance, it’s Xavier College,

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trampoline, blending beautifully with the

Agent: Marshall White,

Ruyton Girls’ School and Methodist Ladies

French-style landscape. The 1880s house

Doug McLauchlan 0418 377 718

College. The single level, three-bedroom

Agent: Marshall White,

has five double bedrooms toward the front,

Price: $6.9 million-$7.3 million

home offers low-maintenance living in

Nicholas Franzmann 0412 247 175

the main with a walk-in wardrobe and a

Expressions of interest: close 5pm,

this tightly held, leafy enclave. There are

Price: $2 million-$2.2 million

fully-tiled marble en suite. A bay living room

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three separate living areas: sitting room

Auction: 10.30am, March 5

MALVERN \ 33 SOMERS AVENUE

decks that overlook the private lush garden

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a light-filled, open-plan living zone with

and extend al fresco living opportunities.

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polished concrete floors and Calacatta

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Located in Stonnington Estate, an elite residential pocket within Malvern, the

kitchen, plus a main bedroom retreat

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upstairs. From its entrance on Mason

Light and space abound in this family

property also has desirable proximity to

home that, despite appearing to be double

schools, public transport, freeway access

Not only does this property have two

studio, which includes a shaded northern

storey from the tree-lined street, is actually

and Malvern Village. ●

street entrances, it also has two separate

balcony and gym. In between, they share

residences. From Millswyn Street, which

a private, paved courtyard garden with

is, in effect, its own apartment, with two

lies in between the Botanic Gardens

stacked stone retaining walls and towering

bedrooms, bathroom, kitchenette and

and Fawkner Park in the tightly held

palms. ● JOANNE BROOKFIELD

living area, and steps directly out to the

Domain precinct, there’s a free-standing

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three levels. The lower level at the rear

Street is the self-contained double-storey

swimming pool and sun deck. Extensive

Agent: Kay & Burton,

three-bedroom Victorian home behind

Agent: Jellis Craig,

glazing makes the most of the north-facing

Oliver Booth 0413 975 723

the wrought iron fence. Internal period

Richard Crane 0412 333 331

aspect in both the kitchen and living on the

Price: $4.8 million-$5.2 million

details, such as a pressed metal ceiling

Price: $8 million-$8.8 million

mid-level and main bedroom retreat on

Expressions of interest: close 12pm,

in the sitting room, also remain while a

Expressions of interest: close 5pm,

the upper level. The property has several

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contemporary renovation has created

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36 Millswyn Street South Yarra Scarce as hens’ teeth. This opulent freestanding Victorian residence in the revered Domain Precinct offers a once in a generation opportunity to acquire an exceptional family home with two street frontages, double garage and modern, two-storey, self-contained rear studio. Transformed by a contemporary renovation the property features a collection of inspired light filled living spaces, four ensuite bedrooms, designer kitchen and living room framed by a central sub tropical garden.

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Expressions of Interest closing Wed 9th March at 5pm Inspect Wed 12-12.30pm, Sat 2-2.30pm & Tues 2.30-3pm Land 420 sqm approx Richard Crane 0412 333 331 Nathan Waterson 0439 905 188 Armadale 9864 5000

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7 Ruby Street Hawthorn Steve Domoney designed 3 bedroom + study 3 bathroom masterpiece in the beautiful Grace Park Estate. Exuding an air of contemporary luxury with its natural textural beauty, this bespoke sensation showcases 2 superb entertaining zones (gas fireplace), a luxury Miele stone kitchen (walk in pantry), a private lift, Julian Ronchi alfresco gardens (BBQ) & a 4-car basement garage (cellar & workshop). Near Glenferrie Oval.

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Expressions of Interest Closing Friday 4th March at 12:00pm Inspect As advertised or by appointment Lloyd Lawton 0403 229 433 Alastair Craig 0418 335 363 Hawthorn 9810 5000

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’Shipley Lodge’ - A Favourite Design in A Favourite Address The elegant return verandah complement the refinement of formal sitting and dining rooms that surround a dedicated study or library. Beyond, the mood becomes more modern, but no less alluring, as a generous family room/everyday dining area includes an open-plan kitchen featuring stone surfaces and stylish storage. Paved entertaining in a rear garden that represents a gorgeous green retreat ensures outdoor elegance matches indoor excellence in an address that’s significantly advantaged by off street parking for two cars. Unique in its design and position it’s a perfect example of the traditional and the timeless on one of South Yarra’s loveliest tree lined streets so close to the Botanical Gardens and Yarra River.

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BEL AIRE • A classic Victorian home with a contemporary feel, boasting 3.6m high ceilings & 2 fireplaces

• A connoisseurs kitchen flaunting marble, stone island bench, Miele & Quasair appliances

• A beachside new build featuring heritage accents, skylights & floor to ceiling windows

• Self-cleaning pool, outdoor decking with builtin BBQ, plus automatic two-car-tilt garage

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Live a Life Beyond Compare – Luxury Style & Views Culminating in a spectacular rooftop terrace with stunning glass-sided pool, this incredible penthouse has been crafted to impress. From its flawlessly curated spaces & exceptional finishes to its captivating views of Melbourne’s ever-changing city skyline it is an offering of uncompromising luxury & style. Exclusively occupying the top two levels of a prestigious boutique group of just eleven residences, the penthouse instantly delights with its curvaceous entrance foyer, polished Venetian Plaster walls & European oak floors which flow throughout the accommodation.

Three carpeted bedrooms including the luxurious master suite are offered along with indoor/outdoor living areas on both levels, a showpiece marble/Miele kitchen, three beautifully appointed bathrooms plus an upper-level entertaining area with bar and access to the poolside deck. With a host of first-class inclusions only a visit will uncover, among the standouts are zoned heating/cooling, auto blinds, three parking spaces & storage.

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Light, Luxury, Family Proportions & Separate Studio Carefully crafted by Jost Architects to maximise every corner of its 478sqm (approx.) block, “The Glass House” is a striking example of contemporary luxury living. Enjoying an irresistible connection with the established irrigated gardens, the double-glazed home presents a versatile floorplan that includes formal and casual living areas, along with a premium Miele/marble kitchen and grand alfresco deck that overlooks a supremely private lawn. With the coveted inclusion of an ensuite bedroom on both levels, upstairs retreat and fully-fitted study, the 4+ bedroom home offers a peaceful studio with ground floor living room, office space and bathroom. Hydronic heating, zoned ducted cooling, a proper laundry, water tanks and an auto garage with laneway access finalise a sophisticated residence. The gentlest stroll to the beach & Jerry’s cafe and central to both Ormond Road and Acland Street’s dining precincts, this premium position is close to the number 96 tram, buses and the Botanical Gardens.

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