Lance has enjoyed a hugely successful 30 years of selling some of the North Shore’s finest homes. Highly experienced and continually breaking records, he is a strong and skilled vendor advocate. A consummate professional, Lance has a special skill for closing the sale to the satisfaction of all parties. A keen sportsman, Lance holds a black belt in seido karate and has competed at national level motocross. He mixes his interests in sport and music with the local community by also sponsoring his local squash club, yacht club and teaching community ukulele for free. Working with international buyers and agents is a specialty niche market for Lance. He welcomes conjunctional offers from overseas realtors and accredited agents.
Graham Richards
Managing Director / Principal Team Taranaki Limited
Dominated by Mount Taranaki—the nearly perfect volcanic cone from which the region takes its name— Taranaki is noted for its dairy as well as petrochemical and engineering industries. An expert in the region, Graham has been in the real estate industry since 1999 and is the co-owner and Managing Director / Principal of Harcourts Team Taranaki. Harcourts Team Taranaki operates three full-service real estate offices in North Taranaki (North Island, New Zealand) and has a large team of residential, rural, and commercial salespeople who look forward to working with international agents to satisfy the needs of clients in Taranaki.
Christine has worked in real estate in New Zealand since 1998, offering more than 22 years of experience selling a wide spectrum of properties throughout the country. She looks forward to working with real estate agents and private buyers in Singapore. Whether you’re looking for a luxury residential home, waterfront or beachside property, lifestyle property, equestrian estate, lodge, bed and breakfast, orchard, vineyard and winery, commercial property and more, don’t hesitate to contact Christine — she will be more than happy to fulfil all your real estate needs.
“Seek first to understand” is the most important qualification in my business. I specialise in Queenstown real estate and its high country surrounds: investments and apartments, residential or lifestyle properties to vineyards, farms, and high country Stations. I work with other agents and treat all referrals as priority. History shows, I do go that extra mile to make sure my clients are satisfied. My knowledge and experience is unmatched in these parts. I’m a consistent top producer with leading companies nationally and internationally and as such my reputation and relationships only add to the menu of options for my clients. Call Brian for any Queenstown real estate query: he almost certainly can help you.
15,000 acres Price: Offers over NZD$13,000,000
A treasured landscape. Central Otago is admired for its dramatic landscapes dominated by snow-covered peaks and big skies.
Gold mining, extensive livestock farming and latterly vineyards fuel this region’s fascinating heritage. The future New Gold is surely Tourism and Environmental Sustainability.
Located between the historic settlements of Naseby and Dansey’s Pass, Shortlands Station comprises of 6,121-plus hectares /15,000 acres, more or less, is a large-scale sheep/beef and grazing farming operation that’s been in the same family for almost 80 years. Offering extensive flat alluvial plains and easy undulating foothills, yet coupled with large tracts of golden tussock covered Central Otago high country, this Station is part freehold, part Crown Pastoral lease with rights in perpetuity.
Management is focused on regenerative biological farming successfully delivering improved soil ecology and pasture growth, and production gains over the past decade.
Included in the sale are the main farm homestead, two staff houses and a lodge. Farm improvements comprise of a modern five-stand woolshed with covered yards, large concrete workshop, three implement sheds, two hay barns and four grain silos.
The Station also has two glamping sites/cabins set in remote private locations within the property, each offering delightful accommodation for two guests. This separate thriving business, sold in conjunction with the Station is presently managed by the current owners. Shortlands is presently running an estimated 14,000 stock units.
Under current farming economics, Shortlands’ management keeps stock numbers flexible, maintaining less capital stock allowing surplus feed for trading stock and contract grazing. Consisting of capital stock, trading stock and flexible contract grazing.
Shortlands also has the added benefit of having significant approved areas, up to 600ha, for the lucrative intensive winter grazing of dairy cows giving farm management flexibility throughout the season, maintaining a high degree of profitability and sustainability.
The Station holds significant private water rights/consents for large scale water access.
The consented potential irrigation development is designed on a low-cost gravity feed, overhead spray system, complete with variable rate application enhancing economic viability and environmental sustainability.
When completed, the irrigation development has the ability to increase Shortlands stock capacity by more than forty percent helping to secure this iconic property for the generations to come.
Furthermore; the current owners have steered the farm towards establishing direct to market access for the farm produce www. provenancemeat.co.nz along with processing the properties wool directly
into clothing. Concentrating on Protecting Reputation and the traceability of product to market protocols used on the property noting the world-class quality of meat & wool products as produced by this Station.
Any new Owner will almost certainly build on this potential and take this opportunity to the greater world, perhaps utilizing (your own) existing business interests.
For the absentee owner, existing Managers are receptive to remaining engaged should this be so desired.
Beyond nearby Naseby (famous for its indoor year-round curling rink) lie award-winning vineyards, golf courses, and New Zealand’s top leisure and adventure tourism centre; Queenstown, or Dunedin all within a 2½ hour radius.
To the locals, it’s simply Central but, for the rest of New Zealand, along with international wine connoisseurs, it’s Central Otago – a terroir that’s earned its fame on the back of gold mining, pioneer endeavour, farming and world-class Central Otago Pinot Noir. Get your sneak preview at www.centralotagonz.com.
Expansive landscapes, dominated by mountains, rivers and lakes, a sheltered inland location and a seasonal range that swings between New Zealand’s warmest, driest and coldest climatic extremes are all part of what makes Central Otago unique from the
rest of New Zealand. As they say in “Central”, it’s a “world of difference”.
Geographically Central Otago is an inland district of the South Island province of Otago, which extends from the Scots-founded city of Dunedin and the wild Pacific Coast all the way to the Southern Alps, taking in the resort towns of Queenstown, Wanaka, a series of lakes, the mighty Clutha River and the snow-capped mountains of the Southern Alps.
The wider region is New Zealand’s most popular year-round destination attracting visitors for summer and winter holidays to suit every leisure style from adventure to winter sports, hiking and biking, history and heritage to relaxation, wining and dining and luxury pursuits — all of which can be found in the Central Otago area.
Gold country
When the first Europeans arrived in Central Otago during the gold rush of the 1860s, new towns quickly sprang up across the region. Most were located alongside a river or waterway and close to surrounding goldfields.
For the history buff, taking a journey that explores heritage architecture dating back to this period is easy. Many towns are found along the Otago Central Rail Trail – New Zealand’s original great ride cycle trail following the path of the railway line that once linked remote communities.
Today the small towns of Clyde, Ophir, Oturehua and Naseby each has its own unique historic character carefully retained, restored and repurposed so that communities and visitors can enjoy a vision of yesteryear, complete with the comforts of today.
Naseby adventures
Buildings in Central Otago were often made of stone or mud brick as there was little timber to be found in the tussock covered hillsides, but Naseby is an obvious exception. Its Victorian-style architecture housing the local hotel, museums, galleries and cafes gives the impression of being on a living movie set.
Located on the outskirts of Naseby, Maniototo Adventure Park has fun activities and unique thrills for the whole family. Here, the southern hemisphere’s only dedicated indoor curling rink is open year-round welcoming first-timers keen to sample this old-time sport alongside seasoned veterans practising their skills. More information at https://www.maniototoadventurepark.co.nz
The Gold Rush Luge (also open year-round) is a family-favourite while the ice luge (open in winter) is an exhilarating experience speeding down an icy track through the trees. For more tranquil winter fun, there’s an outdoor ice rink where you can boot up and glide across the ice.
Start the day with a tasty brunch and home
baking at the Black Forest Café and finish the day by dining at the Royal Hotel, where you will find locally produced flavours, such as Provenance meats and Lammermoor spirits on the menu. More about Naseby at https://nasebyvision.org.nz/about-naseby/.
Living history
Further afield you’ll find the townships of Oturehua, Ophir and Clyde. In Oturehua, Gilchrist’s Store and Hayes Engineering Works and Homestead are excellent examples of living history and the pioneering spirit of past generations.
Ophir, originally called Blacks, is known for the many original buildings that remain, including the Post and Telegraph office, the Courthouse and the Police Station as well at the iconic single lane Daniel O’Connell suspension bridge over the Manuherikia River. Stay and dine at Pitches Store or the Blacks Hotel to enjoy a touch of history and local hospitality.
The historic village of Clyde is often where people gravitate to when enjoying the choice of three world-class cycling and walking trails that hub from here. For inspiration to pedal away, visit https://youtu.be/4T7xZHAFdhs?si=DRa0W4Gqj5H1181k. Clyde’s heritage precinct provides a choice
of accommodation options in stunning stone buildings, including Olivers, The Lord Clyde and Dunstan House. Combine that with excellent restaurants and cafes plus galleries, boutique shopping and even a movie theatre.
A fine life
These days it’s hard to separate Central Otago from the words “pinot noir”. This is the new gold, responsible for Central Otago’s international claim to fame.
It goes without saying the eating and drinking is exceptionally good here, whether it’s delectable summer stonefruit and artisan produce, craft brews or fruit of the vine in the world’s most southern wine-growing terroir. The vineyards and wineries around Bannockburn, Bendigo and Cromwell are synonymous with New Zealand’s best winemakers, world-renowned pinot noirs and other varieties. Tuck in to more delicious servings at https://youtu.be/iNKBYhyCG1Y.
Self-drive, walk or cycle the vineyards or take a guided tour from Cromwell. However you travel, make sure you stop off at a local eatery or pub to experience some authentic southern hospitality. Built in 1862, Danseys Pass Hotel, near Naseby, is a local icon worth the stop for hearty pub meals and charming hotel accommodation in the original building. Visit its website at www.danseyspass.co.nz.
To the west lie the sophisticated year-round alpine resorts of Wanaka and Queenstown. Summer and winter, these internationally popular lakeside towns are centres of outdoor adventures on the water and in the mountains. Luxury golf courses and local golf clubs abound and, in winter, visitors flock to the region to ski and snowboard the southern hemisphere’s best slopes.
With so much to be explored, plan on spending a few days in the region to fully enjoy all that there is to see and do. Leave enough time to slow down, take your time and really get to know the locals. Pause and admire autumn in Central Otago at https://youtu.be/FBDYIsjqTag?si=xBmvum37ZhLAMJsF.
If you are in the beautiful town of Naseby, Central Otago, New Zealand, drop by Stardust Studios and talk to Phil Flanagan, the owner and resident photographer, to view his stunning range of images which are available to purchase as prints. These are available online as well. View Phil’s images or contact him at https://stardustnaseby.com.
For purchasing high country stations, dairy, sheep, beef, and deer farms, vineyards and wineries, cherry orchards, rural and lifestyle
luxury
estates across Central Otago, including Queenstown, Cromwell, Naseby, Ranfurly, Alexandra, Clyde, Wanaka and more, contact Brian McMillan Queenstown
Lone Pine
Lone Pine is a newly developed, outstanding, large-scale, mixed Agri development situated on an elevated plateau, within the picturesque Alexandra Valley. Recent winter grazing consent was granted across 608.7ha comprising, Lone Pine plus the vendor’s neighbouring property McArthur Estate for 9,250 cattle.
Both properties currently operate a mixed grazing and arable farming model, with Lone Pine wintering up to 4,750 dairy cows and McArthur Estate wintering 4,500 cows from May to September, and the intensive growing of a variety of productive crops including carrots and Hemp.
The high specification irrigation infrastructure is unsurpassed with approximately 315ha under Pivot Irrigation and an additional 15ha, under Fixed Grid Irrigation. Irrigation supply from Lake Dunstan is supplied from the Dairy Creek Irrigation Scheme.
Property layout and infrastructure are equally impressive. Subdivided into 48 main paddocks 55m wide, stock water to approximately 100 troughs and high-quality access throughout.
Lone Pine is one of the finest examples of its type across the Otago/ Canterbury regions.
While Lone Pine is an exceptional grazing platform it has also been designed with an eye to the future, catering for the ongoing growth in viticulture, horticulture and lifestyle market.
Central Otago is an industry leader in New Zealand in the production of summer fruit, pip fruit, wine grapes and the expanding range of high value niche crops.
With future value creation in mind, Lone Pine has consent approval for a mixed-use subdivision comprising of 7 titles, plus 8 x twohectare individual lifestyle lots, a lot for the development for Solar energy and 7 larger horticulture or viticulture blocks.
McArthur Estate
Central Otago has a renowned and established a name for quality wine production, in particular Pinot Noir.
With celebrated vineyards on neighbouring properties, McArthur Estate has been thoughtfully developed to integrate future vines throughout the gentle and fertile northern incline to bask in all day Central Otago sun.
With the vendors unwavering commitment and attention to detail the development of McArthur Estate includes outstanding property infrastructure and an unrivalled state of the art irrigation system to
irrigate future vines from the glacial fed waters of Lake Dunstan.
Central Otago has seen a number of lifestyle subdivision developments in the past five years taking advantage of the increasingly high demand for lifestyle living. Pockets of future lifestyle development opportunity remain to be realised. McArthur Estate is currently in seven titles with separate irrigation quota, domestic water supply, power and roading.
McArthur Estate like Lone Pine has stunning views of the imposing Dunstan Mountain Range. The prominent Leaning Rock provides picturesque and magical backdrop for lifestyle properties strategically placed among the future vines and horticulture.
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MCARTHUR ROAD, CLYDE, CENTRAL OTAGO
Price: Price by Negotiation
LAKE MCKAY STATION WANAKA
2,200 hectares Price: Price by Negotiation
Lake McKay Station is the premier development located within a few short minutes from the resort town of Wanaka.
The vendors are seeking an equity partner to join them in the ownership of this stunning Station.
Consisting of over 2,000ha / 5,000 acres of iconic Central Otago high country, this is an exciting opportunity to be part of an on-going diverse and spectacular development that will consist of a
Wanaka, Central Otago, New Zealand
proposed private international class golf course and in excess of 100ha of exclusive Pinot Noir Labelled Vineyard.
While the focus is currently on farming, running Angus cattle and Merino sheep, Lake McKay has untapped potential in both hunting and recreation activities.
Planned adventure tourism expansion includes Helli bike adventures with Fly to ride, drop off, giving exclusive access to Lake McKay’s hidden back country and outstanding terrain. Descending from mountain tops to valley floor over natural farm trails, sheep tracks, across undulating mountains and breathtaking scenery creating a truly unique and unforgettable experience.
Continuing growth will see a private, natural free range hunting block expanding over more than 1,600ha of Central Otago’s outstanding natural landscape that contains Red and Fallow Deer, Pigs, occasional Chamois, quail and chukar.
Dedicated and committed to a long-term vision to sustain and protect the land, the owner’s intention is to expand and enrich the already considerable ETS registered native bush land with further Manuka plantings. With onsite beehives Lake McKay has investigated partnering with a local apiarist to supply and develop a pure New Zealand natural honey brand from the native flowering Manuka.
Subject to consent, spanning across three distinct terraces, amid the majestic lower rolling mountain slopes, designated lifestyle lots have been identified. Located in the heart of the property, each exquisite lot, positioned with majestic panoramic views stretching across Lake Hawera sweeping up to the snow-capped mountain ranges beyond just minutes from Wanaka.
The priceless beauty, remarkable surroundings and enormous potential make Lake McKay Station a development dream. The design elements incorporated into the master plan are extensive and unique to the Central Otago region of New Zealand. The vendors are determined to develop Lake McKay Station into a world class recreational and lifestyle development delivering unprecedented social amenity and lifestyle values.
A truly unique opportunity to be part of a significant land holding that will dramatically increase in value.
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Bendigo Hills Estate – Lakefront Paradise
TARRAS CROMWELL ROAD, BENDIGO, CENTRAL OTAGO LAKES, NEW ZEALAND
Nestled amidst the breathtaking beauty of Central Otago’s outstanding natural landscape, the Bendigo Hills Estate development offers ten stunning, highly prized and private lakeside lifestyle sections.
Each individual elevated section possesses spectacular panoramic views over the sparkling waters of Lake Dunstan. Beyond are the dramatic snowcapped Pisa Mountain Range and the majestic Coronet Peak. The views are truly awe-inspiring.
Bendigo Hills Estate presents a unique wholesale opportunity to purchase 134ha with scheme plan and consent for ten secluded lifestyle sites set amid untouched and uninterrupted natural surroundings.
All lifestyle sections have a designated building platform harmoniously positioned for privacy set among the unspoiled natural
terrain of Central Otago rocky schist outcrops and native Manuka trees. Lifestyle sections range from 5ha to 29ha.
Located within minutes of Cromwell and Wanaka, Bendigo Hills Estate is readily accessible to Central Otago’s many vineyards, boating, fishing, hunting, biking and walking trails. With Bendigo Historic and Scenic Reserves and Conservation areas on the adjacent boundary. The world-renowned destination of Queenstown as well as Coronet Peak and Cardrona ski fields are all within easy reach.
Bendigo Hills Estate is located in one of New Zealand’s fastest growing regions, highly sought after for its superior lifestyle living as well as award-winning premium wine production. The famous Scapegrace Distillery and the many attractions of historic Cromwell and Wanaka make Bendigo Hills Estate a highly desirable and enviable location. Bendigo Hills Estate is an opportunity not to be missed.
https://oneagency.nz/listing?listing_id=17680938
Rocky Point Outstanding Wholesale Development
BENDIGO TARRAS ROAD CENTRAL OTAGO LAKES, NEW ZEALAND
Located in the heart of Central Otago, among rocky out crops with stunning expansive views overlooking the glistening glacial waters of
Sections range from 504m2 to 2.1Ha.
lifestyle living minutes
Positioned between Lake Dunstan below and rising to the imposing Dunstan Mountain Range, Rocky Point includes up to 30 separate lifestyle sections situated within 64 privately owned hectares. Rocky Point is offered as a wholesale sale purchase, with scheme and consent in place.
Each tranquil site boasts mountain views and North Westerly facing building platforms nestled among Central Otago’s outstanding natural landscape.
Price: NZD$5,200,000 64 hectares
Price: NZD$8,000,000
Located within the development residents will share in a 47ha private natural reserve peacefully enjoying hidden walkways meandering through the untouched natural landscape.
Lake Dunstan runs along the adjacent boundary providing boating, kayaking, canoeing and fishing activities.
The region also offers the spectacular Central Otago Bike trails and internationally acclaimed ski fields at Queenstown and Cardrona just over an hour away.
The proposed Tarras International Airport is to be located within proximity, making Rocky Point a highly sought after, accessible destination in one of New Zealand’s fastest growing regions.
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Lake Dunstan, Rocky Point offers secluded
from Cromwell and Wanaka.
New Zealand Luxury Island Sections
Nestled in the tranquil waters of the Manukau Harbour, lying just off the coast of Karaka in Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, Pararēkau Island is a truly exceptional location.
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PARARĒKAU ISLAND
An Exclusive Neighbourhood
Pass by the secure gates and journey through 6 hectares of nature reserve to arrive at Pararēkau Island, an exclusive island neighbourhood.
As you stand on the island, feeling the gentle sea breeze, it’s difficult to imagine that you’re only a three-minute drive away from the expressway and just 25 kilometres from Auckland’s international airport. The sections, ranging from 504m2 to 1,423m2 are well elevated, with the lowest still 6.5m above sea level. They are all equipped with fibre broadband, electricity, water, and sewer connections.
Titles are issued, and sections are selling now.
Lifestyles on Lawrence
Lots 1-7, 450 Lawrence Road, Mangawhai, New Zealand
7000m2 to 2ha
Prices starting from: NZD$550,000
Buy the section - build your dream home. Nestled in the hills above the seaside town of Mangawhai are 7 beautiful large lifestyle blocks.
Starting from NZD$550,000, these lots range in size from 7000 sqm to just over 2ha and all have great views of the countryside, over picturesque farmland and two lots have distant sea views.
Discover a unique opportunity to embrace a tranquil rural lifestyle with this north-facing 14.6650ha - 36 acres (more or less) grazing property, featuring a beautifully renovated fourbedroom bungalow and a consented minor dwelling. Nestled among rolling hills, the property has excellent infrastructure and in addition to the 11 main paddocks, there is 4ha of covenanted bush, offering both privacy and wide views.
Key farm features are a two bay hay shed, a calf shelter, a pig pen, cattle yards with a head bale, and a chook house. Stock water is sourced from a spring feed dam and gravity-fed to troughs plus a header tank.
The 170sqm weatherboard bungalow combines classic charm with modern comfort. Featuring four bedrooms and two bathrooms, the home is designed for family living. The open plan kitchen, dining, and living area boasts an impressive stud of up to 4.5 meters and opens onto a sunny 40sqm north-facing deck, perfect for entertaining and taking in sweeping views. The self-contained minor dwelling is perfect for parents or family to stay or as a rental. This is the lifestyle property you deserve, complete with a spa and swimming pool. Auckland is a pleasant one hour drive, Te Arai Links Golf Course and Te Arai Beach are close by.
Secure the rare privilege of this architectural retreat which enjoys sweeping sea views of Mangawhai Heads, the estuary, dunes and offshore islands in Mangawhai, Northland. Fortresslike from the street, inside is a light-filled sanctuary. Architect Andre Hodgskin responded to the inspiring elevated site close to the water, creating a home of distinction, while capturing the quintessential character of the Kiwi bach in a modernist, grand scale.
Enjoy living in the lap of luxury, with exceptional indoor/outdoor flow onto the deck area where centre stage is a 12.5 meter-long heated swimming pool. Entertaining is a dream at number 53 with high-end appliances, including two Miele ovens and other quality fixtures and fittings. And this glorious home can be purchased turn-key, just walk into this tropical retreat. The home is quirky, with secret areas which a purchaser needs to come and discover for themselves.
This north facing Luxury waterfront masterpiece located on the main canal with ocean views.
Having a passionate eye for perfection and meticulous attention to detail, this home is outstanding with seamlessly integrated indoor-outdoor living areas.
Boldly designed by Jennifer Trafford to capitalise on the water views and outdoor landscape, 5 pelican waters blvd is a picturesque success story that will catch everybody’s eye.
With 4 bedrooms 4 ensuites -media room- out door Kitchen – large kitchen area -lounge - large garage this property has it all.
Situated on 950m2 block and surrounded in Sub tropical gardens with a Green house.
Farm - One of Australia’s finest boutique rural holdings
William Porteous Properties International are experts in the most sought-after luxury property markets of Western Australia, with an emphasis on Perth’s premium coastal, riverside and inner-city suburbs. With extensive experience, a depth of market knowledge, and connections that are unmatched, we are perfectly positioned to guide and assist you in buying or selling on-market and off-market opportunities, with absolute confidence, discreetly and efficiently. Contact us today and see how we can help you with your property requirements in Western Australia. porteous.com.au Scan
Tynedale Farm is one of Australia’s most stunning freehold rural properties, spanning over 1,500 hectares with 10 kilometres of Collie River frontage, numerous creeks, and springs. Nestled against Wellington National Park, this property offers breathtaking panoramic views. Developed over 40 years, it has been transformed into a flourishing landscape of farmland, parkland, and forest, with 3 houses, 14 dams, and expert engineering from the owner.
The three houses, crafted with natural stone and jarrah timber from the property, blend seamlessly into the environment. Tynedale offers a peaceful retreat just 1.5 hours from Perth, 25 minutes from Bunbury and is in close proximity to the renowned Ferguson
Valley. It’s a secluded oasis that surprises those fortunate enough to visit.
As an operational cattle farm, Tynedale employs an offsite manager and provides a superior water supply, with eight rainwater tanks, 14 dams, and 12 wells. The property’s elevation and water resources offer potential for off-grid living with solar power. With two vegetable gardens, an orchard, abundant wildlife, and unique granite resources, Tynedale offers endless possibilities. Its stunning views and thriving farm make it a truly remarkable property.
Further Information available at: https://porteous.com.au/rural/livestock-wa-burekup-l29135513/
Just outside of Bunbury region, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Incredible Investment
183 Wellington Street, Mosman Park WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6012
PRICE: Expressions of interest around AUD$20M
TO BE SOLD AS A WHOLE 2,523m² “SUPER BLOCK”
A NEW OWNER CAN SUBDIVIDE INTO TWO OR THREE LOTS
A once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase 183 Wellington Street, Mosman Park for the first time in 36 years.
This property was acquired in 1987 as two blocks and the current owners amalgamated it into one 2,523sqm super block.
There is currently a 6 year old 4 x 2 Dale Alcock house situated on the front part of the block.
Wellington Street is one of the most high-profile streets in Perth with panoramic views that can never be built out as the house holds a height restriction over the property in front.
The super block is zoned R12.5 and can be subdivided into two or three blocks to build new prestigious residences with amazing views. The subdivision options have already been drawn up for you.
The existing home is very liveable whilst your dream home or development site is in the planning stages.
This is a never to be repeated opportunity to buy one of the last blocks on Wellington Street and opposite Mosman Park Golf Course.
RATES (approx.) p/a:
Town of Mosman Park: $6,556
Water Corporation: $3,318
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Exceptional World Class Residence
8 The Esplanade, Peppermint Grove, WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6011
PRICE: Expressions of interest around AUD$20M
A Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity
This exceptional property, cherished by one family for decades, is now available for the first time in a generation. Set on 3,177 sqm across two titles, it offers a rare opportunity for discerning buyers.
Timeless Charm and Elegance
Built in 1901, this single-storey limestone, timber, and iron residence showcases the Federation Queen Anne Bungalow style, designed by architect E. H. Deane Smith. Inside, admire the early jarrah and wrought iron details, complemented by antique Claude de Bernales chandeliers. The front drawing room flows into a formal dining area with elegant fireplaces, ideal for entertaining. A large country kitchen leads to a laundry area and a stone terrace, bordered by Gold Bunny roses and purple wisteria. The outdoor space features a swimming pool surrounded by mature trees and lush plants.
Versatile Living Spaces
The home offers five spacious bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an upstairs loft with endless potential for modernisation. Two separate sitting rooms provide ample living space, and additional housekeeper’s quarters offer further flexibility. A large cellar is perfect for a wine collection.
Breathtaking Views
Located at the highest point in Peppermint Grove, the property boasts stunning river views. From the front verandah, enjoy panoramic vistas of the garden leading to the Swan River. The meticulously designed gardens, inspired by European rose gardens, include a tranquil fountain.
This is a rare chance to own a historic piece of property in one of the most coveted locations. Contact William Porteous to arrange a private viewing.
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Director – William Porteous Properties International
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Atown, a river and a world-renowned wine region — nature has bestowed her very best on Margaret River.
Surrounded by great natural beauty and worldclass vineyards in Australia’s sprawling South West, the little town of Margaret River is the centre of a region with a big reputation and one of Australia’s most popular destinations.
Locals, too, love this cruisy little country gem affectionately known as ‘Margs’. With a resident population of only 7,500, it’s small enough to retain the feel of an authentic country community but big enough to offer other more sophisticated delights that come with pulling 1.5 million visitors annually.
Comfortably settled on the banks of the eponymous river, Margaret River is the largest town in the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River (pop: 18,620). It lies about 300 km, three-and-a-half hours’ drive south of Perth, or 45-minutes from Margaret RiverBusselton Airport which has regular flights from Sydney and Melbourne.
Shop, saunter or stay
There are plenty of good reasons to visit Margaret River. The creative, productive community — farmers, winemakers, surfers and artists — who make their homes here also help fuel the relaxed, nature-loving, artistic about-town vibe.
Saunter the streets and take time to admire the public street art and explore the galleries, eateries, ice-creameries, local food suppliers and surf shops. Visit the Margaret River Brewery offering 24 taps of handcrafted beers and ciders, and the local pub that boasts a 600-bottle wine list.
Each Saturday, the award-winning Margaret River Farmers Market is an authentic country experience that brings together local producers selling fresh farm produce, artisan foods and cut flowers — the bountiful harvest of a fertile land, mild, sunny climate and seasoned producers.
Land of abundance
Leave town to discover the true extent of this land
of abundance where some 60 square kilometres of plains rippled with vineyards stretch into the horizon.
While the Margaret River wine region — around 200 mostly smaller boutique-style wineries — produces 3% of the total Australian grape production, it commands 20% of the premium wine market.
A Bordeaux-like microclimate and red soils combine to produce spectacular red and white premium wines, from Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz to Chardonnay and Sauvignon blanc. Visit cellar doors at award-winning, premium wineries, meet the makers and enjoy gourmet adventures at top dining experiences.
Beauty, beaches, breathtaking wonders
It’s a quick, 10 minute drive from town out to the spot where the Margaret River flows into the Indian Ocean and a long series of world-famous surf breaks. Watch the pros surfing the dream, or find your own white sandy beach to surf, swim, snorkel or spot dolphins and humpback whales on their annual migration.
The Margaret River emerges midway between Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin — an outstanding coastal landscape. Hike the Cape to Cape Track — an epic 4-day walking trail linking two lighthouses on the edge of the LeeuwinNaturaliste National Park. In season, spot the wildflowers blooming alongside the track.
Below ground, a vast network of limestone caves will take your breath away with their incredible limestone formations, stalactites and stalagmites, and ancient fossils. A guided audio tour into the multi-chambered Mammoth Cave reveals fossils dated at over 35,000 years old.
Exploring Margaret River’s ancient charms is an incredible reminder that this remarkable landscape has supported over 60,000 years of human occupation — one of the world’s longest uninterrupted human occupations. Here’s to plenty more.
For further information on this fabulous region of Western Australia please check out Margaret River at: https://www.margaretriver.com/towns/ margaret-river/ or the latest video on the region at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khluGH7HHr4
MARGARET RIVER IS CALLING
Lot 61 Caves Road Burnside, Margaret River, Western Australia
Fresh air. Clear water. Rich soils. Sunshine. Peace. Tranquillity - A 5 star rural experience in the heart of Western Australia’s World Famous Margaret River Wine Region is calling you.
303 Acres (123.1Ha) only 6km from the Margaret River’s town centre, and only 3.5km from the coast, elevated, with abundant water, multiple dams, excellent pasture, stands of trees, well fenced, with power. Currently a clear canvas of rolling green pastures, lakes, and trees, with views north, west and south. Approximately 1.6km of frontage onto the well renowned Caves Rd, this is a lifestyle rural retreat like no other. This is an absolutely prime property on which to build your ideal country retreat in the heart of Western Australia’s most famous wine region.
The property is made up of two titles. One is 144 acres, and the other is 160 acres. It is very suitable for horticultural pursuits, as well as running sheep, cattle, or horses. The town planning allows for up to 6 holiday chalets to be built on each title (12 in total) under the rural zoning and current town planning regulations. It may be possible to pursue more intensive tourist pursuits subject to planning approvals if you wish.
Easily accessible, you can fly into Busselton from Perth’s International Airport, and it is then only a 35min (approx.) drive to the property.
Surrounded by some of our countries most awarded vineyards, restaurants, and galleries, with some of our most stunning beaches literally only minutes away, this is an idyllic retreat in one of the most pristine, peaceful, and tranquil environments you could ever ask for. Escape. Recharge. Refresh. Rejuvenate. Connect with us today for full details.
Brown Street East Perth, WA, Australia
Perth’s largest and most luxurious double story Penthouse of 20,419 sq. feet, 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, massive lounges, formal and informal dining, multiple kitchens, private gym, steam room, walk in wine cellar, home theatre, study, and private roof top pool. Sold fully furnished. The finishes are all premium timbers, stones and woollen carpets. There is a massive sweeping wrap-around balcony on the North, East and Southern sides. The panoramic river, park and city views are breathtaking.
Included with the Penthouse is a private 1872sq. foot executive office, on the ground floor, with boardroom, three private offices, reception, and full facilities. It is connected directly to the Penthouse via a private lift and opens directly onto the riverside boardwalk. The private garage is 2368 sq. foot, with room for 8 cars. Boat pens are available directly in front of the building. There are only 5 luxury apartments in this building. This is the epitome of bespoke waterfront luxury and absolute privacy.
