Welcome to the December edition of Luxury & Lifestyle—a curation of lifestyle properties, iconic estates, holiday retreats, exclusive landholdings and beautiful homes with a focus on the glorious Mornington Peninsula and its current offerings.
In this edition, we are delighted to present some of the remarkable homes we represent, share valuable insights into the evolving market, and highlight the extraordinary results achieved in recent months.
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“For us, the international market remains the strongest sector; and it is incredibly strong.”
—Ross Savas
Ross
Savas
Managing Director, Group Board Member
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Global buyers shape Victoria’s market
Victoria’s luxury property market is navigating a new landscape as recent policy changes impact both vendor and buyer behaviors. With potential interest rate cuts on the horizon and heightened demand for high-end homes from overseas buyers, the market is showing signs of a promising shift.
Greater Melbourne’s property prices saw an increase of 0.49 percent in October, according to PropTrack by REA Group—marking the first positive movement after six months of declining home values. Although modest, this improvement suggests a stabilising trend. Meanwhile, time on the market has
Jamie Mi Partner, Head
of International
extended slightly from 26 to 30 days, as buyers approach decisions thoughtfully. However, the with falling interest rates now seemingly within reach, the tide is turning for local real estate.
“There’s still very strong demand for luxury residential real estate in terms of houses, however, the apartment market has been slower than expected,” Kay & Burton’s Managing Director Ross Savas says. “Having said that, with stamp duty savings until October 2025 on off-the-plan sales, people will be spurred on to make a decision regarding prestige apartments because the potential reductions are significant.”
Changes to land tax thresholds in 2024 also increased costs for investors in Victoria, undoubtedly causing some to dip out of the local market or look elsewhere.
“Without a doubt, if we don’t address the high state taxes, more investors may start considering NSW and Queensland,” Mr Savas said.
Growth of millionaires in Melbourne’s affluent demographic in the last ten years (2013-2023).1
Proportion of millionaires (USD $1m+) in Australia as of 2023.1
Amid this shifting landscape, demand from overseas buyers remains robust, especially given the favorable exchange rate and Australia’s appeal as a stable investment destination.
“For us, the international market remains the strongest sector; and it is incredibly strong,” Mr Savas said. “Our dollar is very attractive and is presenting a huge discount for anyone with US dollars. And when you consider the level of global instability right now, the tyranny of distance means Australia is offering great security.”
Henley & Partners’ World’s Wealthiest Cities Report 2024 ranked Melbourne and Sydney in the Top 15 global hubs for high-net-worth individuals. Melbourne—ranked 15th— now hosts 10 USD billionaires (with liquid investable wealth of US$1 billion or more) and nearly 100,000 millionaires, representing around a quarter of Australia’s millionaire population. Over the past decade, Melbourne’s affluent demographic has grown by 40 per cent.
Meanwhile, Sydney secured eighth place on the list, climbing from 10th last year and underscoring its status as a wealth magnet. Globally, Australia ranks eighth among countries by wealth concentration, with a total of
383,300 millionaires and 48 billionaires. Additionally, Australia stands out for its appeal to the world’s wealthy, boasting four cities in the Top 50: Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, and Brisbane. Its proximity to Asia, resource-rich economy, and enviable lifestyle are credited for Australia consistently attracting high-networth individuals.
Last year, Henley & Partners named Australia a leading destination for affluent individuals in its New World Wealth report. From 2015 to 2019, Australia consistently attracted more than 10,000 millionaires annually. In 2023, Australia once again led all other countries in net millionaire inflow, even as numbers tapered post-pandemic.
Kay & Burton Partner and Head of International Division, Jamie Mi, echoes the sentiment around overseas buyers being a driving force for Kay & Burton in 2024. While still actively interested, these buyers are now taking a more measured approach.
“More factors are being weighed up, especially around tax and additional tariffs, which has slightly extended deal times in the sub-$10 million market,” Ms Mi said. “However, cash deals above $10 million remain common and often close swiftly with short settlement periods.
“Our overseas clients know they hold significant influence and are therefore discerning in their property search.”
Looking ahead, Mr Savas foresees an increase in buyer competition throughout 2025, which may lead to upward price pressure.
“With anticipated rate cuts next year, the market is well-positioned for a resurgence” he says.” .
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10 Highgate Hill, Toorak
“with many analysts predicting interest rates to start moving downwards in 2025, sentiment may very quickly change.”
Darren Lewenberg Director
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Stonnington market moves at measured pace
Astute purchasers remain active in Stonnington, yet they are selective and moving at their own pace.
“It’s been 12 months of mixed fortunes for all stakeholders in the market—a year characterised by measured participation from buyers and sellers, which has led to rising stock levels and steady clearance rates,” says Darren Lewenberg, Kay & Burton
Director. “We have, however, continued to see some outstanding results for wellpriced turnkey homes, located close to school zones and amenities.”
On the other hand, interest has been more restrained for properties requiring major renovation or rebuilds, highlighting the preference for ready-tomove-in homes. The apartment market, too, has seen limited depth, though patient vendors are still achieving quality outcomes, according to Mr Lewenberg.
“This caution, along with extended days on market, signals a buyer and seller base treading thoughtfully,” he says.
Currently, Toorak’s median days on market is 36 for houses, while South Yarra is at 56 days and Malvern at 42, according to PropTrack data. This compares to Stonnington’s 44-day median and Greater Melbourne’s 37day median. This reflects a shift toward patience over urgency.
“We’re fortunate to operate in an affluent market that is somewhat insulated from mortgage stress and
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Kay & Burton majority market share in Stonnington for properties priced above $10 million last financial year.2
—Darren Lewenberg
inflationary pressures,” Mr Lewenberg notes. “Lately, there’s been a shift in conversation, with less narrative focused on interest rates and building costs and greater narrative in respect to the increased tax burden now facing Victorian property owners—prompting a notable portion of recent listings emanating from investor stock.
“That said, with many analysts predicting interest rates to start moving downwards in 2025, sentiment may very quickly change, providing the catalyst needed to see greater enthusiasm injected into the market.”
With the fundamentals of a capable and motivated market remaining evident, despite the highly documented challenges faced globally throughout 2024, Mr Lewenberg is optimistic for 2025.
“We look to 2025 with renewed promise of a re-energised market, sparked by downward trending interest rates, a greater handle on inflation and a moderating of global tension,” he says.
In the past quarter, Kay & Burton Stonnington achieved several standout results, including a renovated Edwardian house at 53 Highbury Grove, Prahran, which attracted multiple bidders and sold above its price range despite having no car space on title. In Malvern, a 1920s estate on 1,200 sqm drew strong interest, ultimately selling for around $10 million.
As the market moves forward, measured engagement appears to be the theme, underscoring a calculated approach among discerning buyers seeking quality properties in Stonnington. .
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TOORAK 37 DOM
GREATER MELBOURNE
Malvern 42 DOM
SOUTH YARRA 56 DOM
Median days on market (DOM) as of Q3 2024 in key suburbs relative to the wider area.3
Confidence shifts in Boroondara
Despite a measured increase in listings, supply throughout Boroondara remains limited especially for highquality turnkey properties. As a result, there is solid competition among qualified buyers.
“Boroondara’s luxury market is very strong, but location is paramount,” says Director Sophie Su of Kay & Burton Boroondara.“While the Greater Melbourne market has experienced some volatility due to interest rate increases, the Boroondara property landscape has shown more resilience. Demand in the area is supported by buyers with greater financial capacity who are less sensitive to borrowing costs compared with the broader buyer pool.”
Given recent changes to Victoria’s land tax and vacancy tax policies, homeowners are now shifting their focus to their primary residences. This shift, combined with strong demand for renovated properties featuring effective floor plans, modern amenities, and
Sophie Su Director
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refined design elements, has amplified interest in homes priced between $3 million and $6 million. “These properties, blending heritage charm with modern comforts, are particularly appealing to today’s buyers,” Ms Su adds.
Although Boroondara purchasers are proving to be more resilient in the face of elevated interest rates, talk of a drop by the RBA early next year has led to more balanced market conditions over the past quarter.
“Many buyers are looking ahead to potential interest rate cuts in 2025, which has brought underlying optimism to the market. This anticipation fuels confidence among buyers, with many choosing to secure high-value properties now in expectation of improved borrowing conditions later,” Ms Su says.
Recent PropTrack data
“These properties, blending heritage charm with modern comforts, are particularly appealing to today’s buyers.”
—Sophie Su
underscores the strength of this market. Hawthorn East saw a 26.6 per cent rise in the last quarter, reaching a median house price of $2,557,500. Kew also recorded significant growth of 15.8 per cent in the three months to September, in contrast to Greater Melbourne’s slight decline of 0.2 per cent.
Kay & Burton Boroondara has achieved a number of notable sales in premium suburbs such as Hawthorn, Kew, Balwyn and Canterbury. An original 1940s family home at 17 Davis Street, Kew, achieved a strong auction result of more than $4 million after drawing in a large crowd and five bidders. At 18 Alexandra Avenue, Canterbury, the contemporary five-bedroom residence drew a crowd of more than 200 people with six bidders all competing to secure the property. .
Kay & Burton majority market share in Boroondara for properties priced above $7 million in Q3 2024.2
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90-day growth of Boroondara key suburb median house prices.4
Kew
Hawthorn East
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Rising optimism sets a new tone in Bayside
In Bayside’s luxury market, 2024 has marked a shift in buyer psychology. After several years of fear-driven purchasing, where buyers rushed to secure properties at any price, this year has been marked by a more cautious approach.
According to Matthew Pillios, Kay & Burton Director in Bayside, the fear of missing out has given way to a “fear of overpaying,” leading to fewer buyer numbers but a more balanced landscape.
“Turnkey homes are certainly outperforming older properties,
“2025 looks set to bring renewed confidence and upward momentum.”
which reflects broader trends across Melbourne,” Mr Pillios says. “With more inventory available and buyer demand softening slightly, the result has been a levelling of the market after a year of price corrections.”
However, as we close out 2024, there’s a renewed sense of optimism.
“The end of this year feels more positive than any period we’ve seen recently, and I expect that sentiment to carry into 2025,” Mr Pillios says.
The most sought-after homes in Bayside include large family residences with ample parking, often four or more spaces. Waterfront properties also continue to attract interest from interstate and international buyers, many of whom see value in Melbourne’s prices compared to Sydney’s premium waterfront. Homes around the $10 million range are especially popular, with recent sales like a five-bedroom home at 67 Were Street, Brighton, and a six-bedroom residence at 6 Kent Avenue, Brighton, both achieving prices in excess of $10 million.
Matthew Pillios Director
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Sales data from PropTrack reflects these trends. Brighton’s 12-month median house price sits at $3.195 million, reflecting a slight 0.1 per cent dip in the past 12 months, but a solid fiveyear increase of 28.6 per cent. Nearby Hampton has seen a 3.3 per cent increase in the past year, with a current median of $2.377 million. Bayside overall has experienced a slight 1.8 per cent dip to a $2.125 million median house price, currently with an increase of 23.7 per cent across five years.
“Melbourne and Bayside have faced some challenges in recent years, but I believe we’re positioned for a strong recovery,” Mr Pillios adds. “2025 looks set to bring renewed confidence and upward momentum.” .
“The end of this year feels more positive than any period we’ve seen recently, and I expect that sentiment to carry into 2025.”
—Matthew Pillios
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Median house price percentage increase in the Bayside area over the last five years.3
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Peninsula presents opportunity
A shift in local demand has softened market conditions on the Mornington Peninsula, presenting a prime opportunity for buyers to secure their dream home. Kay & Burton Director Andrew Hines believes the upcoming holiday season will bring renewed energy to the market.
“So far in 2024, activity on the Peninsula has been quieter, but we’re optimistic about the warmer weather over summer, which will attract more buyers into the marketplace,” says Mr Hines.
As a holiday home market, the region is still adjusting to new State Government land-tax levies, which have led to price adjustments.
“The recent land tax adjustments have led to price shifts on the Peninsula, making it an ideal time for buyers to enter the market at more attractive price points,” Mr Hines explains. “This shift has also increased the range of available properties, giving buyers more options. While the market is softer than
in previous years, we’re still seeing a number of people looking to call the Peninsula home, along with a select group of purchasers seeking secondary homes.”
Despite recent fluctuations, the Peninsula’s long-term growth remains strong. According to the latest PropTrack data, the region has seen an impressive 45.1 per cent rise in median house prices over the past five years, with Flinders leading the region at 88.6 per cent growth.
Turn-key homes are currently in high demand, especially newer properties, as buyers prefer move-inready options over renovations due to increased costs and potential delays.
A notable recent sale was 4 Kentucky Road, Merricks North—a modern threebedroom home on approximately 4.5 hectares, which sold within three weeks to a local buyer looking to downsize to a renovated property in their ideal location.
Down the southern end of the Peninsula, Senior Sales Consultant Lorna Duffy is experiencing a steady market as it adjusts from post-pandemic highs. “We’re seeing a more conservative
Lorna Duffy Senior Sales Consultant
Morning Peninsula region.3
Sorrento
Portsea
Andrew Hines Director
approach from buyers. However, despite ongoing economic considerations, those in a position to buy are seizing opportunities in desirable areas like Portsea, Sorrento, Blairgowrie, and Rye— all of which have shown solid capital growth over the long term,” says Ms Duffy.
PropTrack data underscores this resilience, with Portsea achieving a fiveyear growth rate of 34.3 per cent, Rye leading at 58.3 per cent, Blairgowrie at 53.1 per cent, and Sorrento at 39.5 per cent.
As the holiday season approaches, interest in the Peninsula typically rises with an influx of visitors exploring holiday home options or contemplating a lifestyle change. Plateaued interest rates this year, and the promise of a cut on the horizon, has also meant a new-found confidence is returning to the Peninsula.
“With more stock now on the market, there’s an emergence of potential buyers keen to look around at all their available options,” Ms Duffy adds.
A newly built three-bedroom house at 14 Wilby Street, Sorrento, was a popular listing this quarter, selling in 15 days to buyers looking to lock in a new home for Christmas. .
“those in a position to buy are seizing opportunities in desirable areas—which have shown solid capital growth over the long term.”
—Lorna Duffy
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“We’re seeing a steady pace in leasing activity and more consistent pricing, allowing both renters and rental providers to plan with renewed confidence.”
—Darren McMullin
Darren McMullin Partner, New Business and Corporate Leasing
5.8%
Shifting dynamics in the rental market
Following a runaway year that saw significant rental price rises, 2024 is set to finish with greater equilibrium for renters and rental providers, according to Darren McMullin, Partner, New Business & Corporate Leasing at Kay & Burton. And although national annual rental growth has slowed to 5.8 per cent, according to CoreLogic, the slowdown is a positive sign for inflation, as CPI-rent data dropped to 6.7 per cent in Q3 2024 from a high of 7.8 per cent in Q1.
“Compared to the unpredictable fluctuations of 2023, this year has brought a greater sense of stability to the market,” Mr McMullin says. “We’re seeing a steady pace in leasing activity and more consistent pricing, allowing both renters and rental providers to plan with renewed confidence.”
CoreLogic data showed the gross yield for all capital city dwellings was 3.47 per cent in October, slightly down from a recent high of 3.52 per cent in May and a pre-pandemic decade average of 3.9 per cent. Melbourne’s rental yield at 3.7 per cent sits on par with Adelaide and Brisbane, outperforming Sydney’s 3 per cent .
Supply challenges continue to underpin the rental market’s dynamics. Property Investment Professionals Australia (PIPA) data revealed more investors sold their properties this year
National annual rental growth according to CoreLogic.
30 Chatsworth Road, Prahran
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than last, with 65 per cent of these sales going to owner-occupiers, reducing the rental housing pool. Coupled with increased migration, this shift has intensified demand across various price points.
Despite this, we are still seeing investors leading the upswing in mortgage-related activity with the value of lending up 34.2 per cent in the past year, more than double the increase in owner-occupier lending at 16.8 per cent.
Overwhelmingly, Kay & Burton rental clients are seeking quality family homes with generously sized outdoor spaces suitable for children. This family orientated theme extends to homes located within easy access of desirable private schools. There is also an uptick in demand for entry-level apartments, priced between $400 and $600 a week, as well as two- to three-bedroom units under the $950 a week mark. Additionally, four-bedroom houses in the
$2000 to $3000 a week price bracket are also highly sought after.
“We’re in a fortunate position at Kay & Burton to represent some of Melbourne’s premier properties so continue to see high demand from qualified renters. Quality and wellmaintained properties will always achieve more favourable outcomes and generally attract a higher calibre of renter,” Mr McMullin adds. .
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Executive Director, Group Board Member
Off-the-plan revival underway
The Victorian government’s introduction of a major stamp duty reduction for off-the-plan apartments, units and townhouses is set to stimulate the market over the next year. For contracts entered on or after 21 October 2024 and before 21 October 2025, the purchaser can deduct the construction costs incurred on or after the contract date when determining the dutiable value of the property, significantly reducing expenses for eligible buyers. Previously, the off-the-plan concession was restricted to first-home buyers and owner-occupiers within specific price thresholds. Now, all buyers of eligible properties, including foreign
investors, can benefit, encouraging activity across a wide range of price points, particularly at the top end of the market. Savings vary based on construction progress: buyers of properties with unstarted building work will maximise the concession they receive, while those purchasing partially completed properties will benefit proportionally.
Kay & Burton Executive Director Peter Kudelka sees this as a timely boost for the market. “This is a great initiative by the government that will certainly stimulate that sector of the market,” Mr Kudelka says. “We’re already seeing a marked increase in enquiries from both local and international purchasers, particularly with no price limit on eligible properties. For high-end, luxury apartments, the potential savings are quite substantial.”
Kay & Burton Projects anticipates that savvy purchasers will seize this opportunity, with potential savings of up to $850,000 on select developments. At Como Toorak by Prime Edition, a prestigious collection of fifteen residences and two oversized penthouses designed by Jolson and landscape designer Paul Bangay, the developer estimates savings on stamp duty
Peter Kudelka
Potential savings on selected developments via stamp duty reductions for off the plan. ▲
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Como Toorak 2 Bruce Street, Toorak
between $126,000 and $717,000, as the project nears 35 per cent completion*. Meanwhile, Tintern Toorak, another Prime Edition project featuring three whole-floor apartments, offers buyers the chance to potentially save between $500,000 and $850,000 if purchased prior to construction, according to the developer.
Orchard Piper’s Toorak Village residences are another opportunity where buyers can secure stamp duty reductions thanks to the concession. Currently being built, the boutique project—which secured record sales rates for the sub-penthouses and penthouses—is expected to be complete by spring 2025.
Despite the promising policy change, Kudelka notes that developers are still navigating significant challenges.
“There are definite green shoots, but developers continue to grapple with high construction costs, rising taxes, and supply chain issues. The private sector is being relied upon to deliver more homes at all levels of the market.”
However, he is hopeful the shortterm policy shift could have widereaching implications for Victoria’s housing market and attract a broader range of buyers into the off-the-plan sector. “This added incentive could be transformative for the market from now until October 2025, providing real opportunity, particularly for those looking to secure high-quality off-theplan properties,” Mr Kudelka said.
For more information about the offthe-plan duty concession, please visit sro. vic.gov.au/land-transfer-duty/temporaryplan-duty-concession. .
*At time of publication
“We’re seeing a marked increase in enquiries from international purchasers, particularly with no price limit on eligible properties.”
—Peter Kudelka
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410 Toorak Road, Toorak
Kay & Burton has always been a leader in the premium and luxury real estate markets. Since selling our first home in 1938, our success has been underpinned by the depth of knowledge, experience and relationships that we have formed within the markets in which we operate. We are proud to present some of our top results from the second half of the calendar year. .
A reputation built on results
01. 115 Mont Albert Road, Canterbury
This magnificent home has discreetly transacted to a local family eager to call Canterbury’s prestigious Golden Mile home, an area renowned for hosting some of Melbourne’s finest properties. Positioned on a north-facing 1174 sqm allotment, the custom-built residence represents the pinnacle of luxury. Designed by bespoke home designer David Liddiard, with interiors by Justin Bishop and gardens by the legendary Paul Bangay, this masterpiece of timeless European style offers luxurious family living and lavish alfresco entertaining amidst impeccably manicured gardens.
02. 150 Jones Road, Rosebud
Nestled amidst the tranquillity of the Mornington Peninsula’s foothills, this exceptional elevated acreage blends exquisite ocean and bay views with a rural charm
that’s simply unmatched. Years of thoughtful planning and impeccable execution have culminated in a multigenerational property sprawled across 14 stunning acres. A family relocating from regional Victoria for their children to finish their schooling in Melbourne purchased the lifestyle haven eager to host weddings, parties, and family gatherings at the modern masterpiece for years to come.
03. 21 Moule Avenue, Brighton
An expat family, captivated by the flawless renovation of this resort-style masterpiece, is excited to soon call the Golden Mile home. The property’s extensive lifestyle features, including a tennis court, gym, sauna, and pool, all contributed to its undeniable allure and secured a remarkable result in off-market negotiations. The breathtaking residence, situated on one of Melbourne’s most highly regarded streets, was one of three sales Kay & Burton Bayside achieved in excess of $10 million in just a few weeks, underscoring the enduring strength of Brighton’s prestige market.
04. 13 Cole Street, Toorak
Designed by celebrated Australian architectural icon Nicholas Day, this magnificent contemporary residence sold to a downsizer prior to the close of its expressions of interest campaign. The luxurious residence, set in one of Toorak’s premier cul-desac, was listed with an $11-$12 million price guide. The property masterfully delivered opulent, light-filled living and entertaining spaces with sublime David Hicks-designed interiors.
After unsuccessfully being leased with another agency for more than three months, a proactive approach with Kay & Burton Property Management saw this unique property happily being lived in within two weeks. The fully furnished designer home offered an artistic ambiance in the picturesque Merricks area, with a main house and separate bungalow providing flexibility and privacy. The expansive deck was a highlight for the renters, an ideal space for alfresco entertaining and enjoying the natural surroundings.
06. 67 Were Street, Brighton
Following a textbook campaign, this masterpiece of luxury nestled in the exclusive heart of Middle Brighton sold at the close of its expressions of interest campaign. Three offers were in contention for the extraordinary architect-designed residence which exudes unparalleled elegance and refined leisure, seamlessly merging expansive 87 sq interiors with a northern poolside setting across two lift-connected levels. A local family enamoured by the quality of the brand-new build was the successful purchaser. Breathtaking features include a soaring 9-metre void and a sweeping central ribbon staircase which create an unforgettable entrance and luxurious finishes of back-lit onyx, Venetian plaster, Italian marble, and oak.
07. 24 Stanley Grove, Canterbury
More than 100 groups inspected this illustrious architectural masterpiece which spared no expense in delivering one of Canterbury’s most magnificent lifestyle sanctuaries. Its Golden Mile location in proximity to elite private schools sealed the deal for the purchaser, an out-of-area family who had been searching for its dream home within the suburb. Presented as new and lavished in exquisite solid marble throughout, this expansive residence with an indoor swimming pool was designed to inspire a new frontier of family living excellence.
08. 373 Glenferrie Road, Malvern
This 1930s Art Deco gem sold ahead of its expressions of interest campaign closure, surpassing expectations. With its timeless charm and beautiful
emotive feel, the property attracted multiple offers. A local family, seeking the ideal home for their five children, secured the residence, drawn to its ample living and entertaining spaces, which include a pool and fully equipped poolhouse. Its proximity to Scotch College and Melbourne Girls’ Grammar further enhanced its appeal for the purchaser.
An expat from Singapore has plans to continue the established winery business at this unique architectural masterpiece designed by John Denton. ‘View Hill’ captivated significant media attention while on the market thanks to its cantilevered minimalist architecture and serene surroundings. The timeless masterpiece of contemporary art centred on a spectacular gallerystyle residence with an iconic facade, framed by undulating vineyards on the edge of Yarra Glen.
Clients relocating overseas were thrilled to have their property leased for a premium rent of $2400 per week within one week of being listed online. The fully furnished, newly renovated freestanding Victorian-era home offered generous proportions, thoughtful design and ample space for relaxation and entertainment. Boasting luxury and style at every turn and flooded with an abundance of natural light, it created a warm and inviting atmosphere.
9. 160 Old Healesville Road, Tarrawarra
10. 30 Chatsworth Road, Prahran (leased)
Stonnington +61 3 9820 1111
Level 7, 505 Toorak Road, Toorak
Bayside
+61 3 9592 6522
9 Male Street, Brighton
Red Hill +61 3 5989 1000 159 Shoreham Road, Red Hill South
Sorrento +61 3 5984 4744
106 Ocean Beach Road, Sorrento
Boroondara +61 3 8862 8001
553 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn
Flinders +61 3 5989 1000
47A Cook Street, Flinders
Portsea +61 3 5984 4744
3741 Point Nepean Road, Portsea
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