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02 In Focus | November 2022

Front Cover 58a James Street, Northcote Inside Cover 450-Dryburgh Street, North Melbourne

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WHAT’S ON IN MELBOURNE THIS SUMMER

BEHIND THE BUILD

MY NEIGHBOURHOOD WITH LUCAS MILLS

Discover all the best places to go and things to see this summer in Melbourne.

We go behind the scenes of the incredible transformation of a modernist home in Northcote with owner-builder and CEO of BuildHer Collective, Rebeka Morgan.

We sat down with Jellis Craig Moonee Valley Agent and Auctioneer, Lucas Mills, to talk about what he loves about his local neighbourhood and how he spends the weekends with his family.

15 BRUNSWICK 4/393 BARKLY STREET

4/393 BARKLEY STREET, BRUNSWICK COMPELLING CHARACTER, COOL CONVERSION

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Elizabeth Kelly 0431 434 169 Greg Cusack 0417 128 125

‘ECHO’ 360 AUBURN ROAD, HAWTHORN

SEARCHING FOR YOUR NEXT PROPERTY?

A collection of eight thoughtfully designed townhouses, set to be Australia’s first offthe-plan certified Passive House project.

Blending rich industrial character with an assured aesthetic, this sublime warehouse conversion by Six Degrees Architects is a top tier abode in a highly desirable locale. In a boutique offering of only four homes, the three storey residence soars to great heights with superb natural light, quality appointments, generous spaces and evocative details.

For Sale Thu 17 Nov 5.00pm Price $1,900,000-$2,000,000 Brunswick 9387 5888

Filled with compelling character, this sublime warehouse conversion by Six Degrees Architects delivers a blend of industrial aesthetic with newly appointed interiors.

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FEATURE ARTICLE

We’ve done the research for you. Discover a curated collection of the best things to do in Melbourne this summer.

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What’s on in Melbourne this summer

Art, Culture & Design The Alexander McQueen Mind, Mythos, Muse exhibition opens at the NGV on the 11th of December. The exhibition, organised by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) in partnership with the National Gallery of Victoria, this is the first major Australian exhibition to explore McQueen’s thought-provoking and singular viewpoint. The exhibition showcases over 120 garments and accessories alongside more than 80 artworks from a multitude of eras and cultures. The Heide Museum of Modern Art in Bulleen continues to evolve as one of Victoria’s most important cultural institutions, visit over summer for a collection of unique exhibits including Things That Will Not Sit Still, open until January 2023. This exhibition explores the shifting nature of perception, art and ideas. Until January next year, you can see Hamilton at Her Majesty’s Theatre, the boundary-pushing, historymaking musical that has been making waves globally since 2015. Finally, discover the complete works of the French impressionists with the multi-sensory art experience at The Lume with Monet & Friends.

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Image via National Gallery of Victoria

Of course, the iconic Australian Open will be returning to Melbourne in January. The first tennis Grand Slam of the year is always a major event, and the AO has turned up the atmosphere in recent years with the addition of live music, activations and some of Melbourne’s best restaurant pop-ups. In 2023, the Australian Open’s Beach House returns. The Beach House will see the northern side of Melbourne Park transformed into a vibrant beach club complete with private cabanas and a double-storey bar crowned with a DJ booth towering over Melbourne Park – ensuring it will be the place to be seen this summer. The Cricket, the Cricket Test Match on Boxing Day at the MCG is another fan favourite. This year, Australia vs. South Africa, will be just as popular.

Out of town Music Good food, fine wine and great music in magnificent locations – welcome to A Day on the Green. One of Australia’s premier and most popular outdoor concert events takes place from October – March, with around 30 concerts per season in all the major wine-growing regions around Australia. This year in Victoria, ticketholders will have the opportunity to see Crowded House, The Teskey Brothers, Robbie Williams and much more. One of Melbourne’s favourite open-air venues, the Sidney Myer Music Bowl will host – among plenty of others – both Vance Joy and Jack Johnson this summer.

Ballarat Until January 2023, the Art Gallery of Ballarat will be celebrating the rich lives and the diverse crews aboard traditional pirate ships in their exhibit, Under the Black Flag.

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Heading away for the weekend? Victoria’s food and cultural scene extends way past Melbourne’s inner suburbs. In the state’s north-west and all within a half-hour from each other sit Woodend, Castlemaine, Daylesford and Ballarat. The area’s rich history makes it a mecca for day-trippers, long-weekenders, and young families looking for a long-term treechange.

Daylesford Art galleries abound in Central Victoria. Pay a visit to The Mill in Castlemaine, a hub for foodies, creatives and lovers of art. In Woodend, visit the iconic Hanging Rock, or over in Daylesford a visit to the Hepburn Springs is essential.

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Food & Wine As always, Melbourne’s run of new restaurant and café openings continues. In Prahran, new arrival Don’s is a tiny wine bar right across from Prahran Market. Arbory Afloat returns to the Yarra, this year as a Spanish beach club. Melbourne’s favourite floating bar has a new look thanks to interior designer Tamsin Johnson. In the north, Fitzroy’s new Mediterraneaninspired restaurant, Oko is a moody new diner that prioritises staff wellbeing. The Glen Iris Pantry opposite Ferndale Park has been operating for 35 years but has now entered a new era. By day, it’s a bright, breezy coffee and brunch spot called Pantry Glen Iris and by night it morphs into Too Good Talker, an entirely Asian-inspired diner and cocktail bar. Over in Albert Park, a new daytime diner, Halcyon Days, has opened in the corner spot previously home to Fat Albert. The space is minimalist with plenty of character, food-wise it mostly homey and European-inspired.

Until November, head to Bendigo for the Bloom Festival, where a boulevard of more than 50,000 tulips will bloom and brighten the streets.

Mornington Peninsula Thanks to its sparkling sea and plentiful shops, restaurants, and cafes, always heaving Mornington Peninsula comes into its own over the summer months when hordes of Melburnian’s flock to the area. This summer will be no different thanks in part to the recently re-opened and renovated Continental Sorrento hotel which hosts both Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve events.

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The Melbourne Food & Wine Festival (MFWF) has announced a special 10-day edition from November 18 to 27 across regional Victoria. Highlights include a two-day Village Feast in the Gippsland village of Thorpdale with a degustation and pop-ups from some of Australia’s best chefs.

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06 In Focus | November 2022

Behind the build: A modernist home in Northcote

58a James Street, Northcote

Rebeka Morgan is a registered builder and the founder of BuildHer Collective, a business that helps women along the process of building their dream homes through online courses, webinars, events and mentoring. Rebeka is also a successful residential real estate developer, and, along with her husband and co-builder, John, she recently completed her dream home at 58a James Street, Northcote. Here, we go behind the scenes of the build of this gorgeous family home that is currently on the market with Jellis Craig Inner North!

We did indeed start with a blank slate, but we also had so many dreams and ideas for this build we really needed to corral all our thoughts and inspiration into a clearer vision. I run BuildHer Collective, which teaches women to design, build and renovate – family homes and for profit, so there is always a bit of pressure to create something unique and beautiful and to push the envelope a little.

Being builders, the layout was of course very important to us. The overall concept was around creating a home with all the living areas on one floor, and the bedrooms on another. We wanted a space that was at once conservative in its footprint whilst at the same time providing ample spaces for our large family to spread out in.

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We started with a mood board that we were able to provide to our amazing local architect Bellamo & Cat. We had worked with Bellamo & Cat on previous projects, and we knew we wanted to work with them again for James Street because we love both their creativity, form and vision. Alongside the mood board, we provided a list of requirements and of course some free reign. And once againthey delivered!

How much mind did you pay to the layout of the home and what were some of your requirements here?

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You started with a blank slate. How and where do you go from here when it came to building such a statement-making home?

Tell us about your design process. We like a fluid design process, essentially creating as we build. I wouldn’t suggest this in a typical build but as designers and builders ourselves, we have a deep and thorough understanding of the process and how things come together, meaning we are able to play with the interiors along the way.

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The statement stairs at the entrance to the home are incredible. How did these come about? We really wanted the entrance to the home to feel welcoming – a place where family and friends arrive and feel immediately at home, almost like entering an inner sanctuary. We achieved this through the brick entrance that opens up in this area to reveal the whole house. If you look through the garden, you can see straight through the foyer windows across all the living areas. We love the way the entrance feels and that the mud room, garage, and powder room are concealed behind beautiful walnut full height panelling. The stairs are complete with a terrazzo tiled staircase runner which is such a fun and prominent feature that we are delighted with.

What were some other factors that were important to you in the home? Natural light and beautiful natural materials were key to the design concept. I am a true believer that what makes a home is the moments that you are in the space with your friends and your family, so a big emphasis was put on creating moments of connection and moments for retreat.

I also must give a shoutout to the family / media room at the back of the house. With so many children, it was essential we create a space of their own that they (and we) can all pile into to sit and play. The media room has a massive sliding door and a custom couch that can sit 13, perfect for family movie nights.

James Street has been described as your “forever” home. Now that you have decided to sell, we can’t help but ask – what next?! Well, we actually never planned to sell – this was to be the forever home, however in the time between planning and building we were gifted with our youngest child and an opportunity came up to build a family home nearer the school that will have a bedroom for everyone. I am actually torn with the decision to sell as I so love this home and space. It is so unique and is a wonderful solution to being in amongst the action of High Street and completely hidden away in our own world, but I know we will be able to create another home, different but equally beautiful.

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If I am truly honest, my space is the office and I love my office, you can remain connected to the family and separate all at once – it was a game changer during lockdowns. I think the key is the aspect looking through the round window into a garden which offers up a new delight in every season!

Inspiring, welcoming, calm.

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I often tell clients to start with the kitchen space first before considering the rest of the home. The reason for this is that the balance of timbers, stones and other materials are best made here. We started with the warm walnut tone to sit alongside the lovely tile base and an almost indestructible benchtop.

What are three words you would use to describe the home?

Tell us about your favourite room.

With so many children it was also important to get the outside space right. Tell us how you did that. An oasis is the perfect word to describe the garden. Thanks to its being hidden down a driveway, you would almost never know the space is there, the initial concept was from an incredible designer Plume Studio, but we wanted a garden that was quiet, lush and truly a little escape from our oftenchaotic life. It was in the building of this space that I decided I wanted to learn more about landscape, design and plants as I saw it as a complementary skill to building and so I decided to take on some study at Melbourne University’s Burnley Campus to learn more about the field. Seeing the garden change and grow, live and breathe through the seasons has been a wonderful experience. The natural greenery alongside unexpected hard-scaping elements like the round porthole entrance makes the garden a real little wonderland to sit and play.

Read more about the build on buildhercollective.com.au @buildhercollective 58a James Street, Northcote is for sale with Sam Rigopoulos from Jellis Craig Inner North. Contact: 0425 834 366

MY NEIGHBOURHOOD

My Neighbourhood with Lucas Mills Before selling homes you previously worked in the building sector, tell us about how your previous work has helped you in your real estate career? Seeing all facets of the construction industry has helped me get an understanding of how a home or property comes together from the ground up and allows you to have greater appreciation of what a quality property is when you see it.

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You have been selling homes in the North and West Melbourne area for nearly 10 years. What originally attracted you to work in the area?

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I grew up in Strathmore and would follow the Moonee Ponds creek all the way to the city when I was younger and would often spend a lot of time winding back through West and North Melbourne and have loved it ever since.

You have fantastic relationships with your past and current clients. What advice would you give to an up-andcoming agent on how to form and maintain these great relationships? Provide advice to every client as you would if it was your friend, family member or loved one and give them the respect they deserve.

The annual price change for West Melbourne is +5.5% and the area is growing. Why do you think this is? West Melbourne specifically is undergoing a significant transformation in terms of increased residences being built and with that brings new amenities and services for the area so it is starting to land on the radar of buyers who may not have previously considered the area. Lucas Mills, agent and auctioneer with a specialist focus on the North Melbourne area, started his career in the building sector. Since making the switch to real estate, Lucas quickly capitalised on his natural affinity for the industry. We sat down with Lucas to find out his recommendations in and around Melbourne’s inner north west and how he and his family spend their weekends.

Lucas Mills Licensed Estate Agent & Auctioneer

Do you remember the first home you sold in the area? Tell us about that. It was a 1-bedroom apartment, hard to sell at the time but was in an amazing location right next to the University and Hospital precincts.

Tell us about your personal property journey? Quite diverse as it has included being involved in a townhouse development, building a new house behind the façade of an old shop, updating an apartment and now in a period home.

Tell us about ‘home’.

FOR AN ACTIVITY A tram ride to the MCG to watch the Dees.

Home has been incredibly busy with the kids over the last few years including the birth of our youngest last year, so now turning our attention to keeping an eye out for the next project.

FOR DINNER Laksa King on Pin Oak Crescent in Flemington.

Your kids are 5 and 16-months, what makes the area you live so great for families?

FOR A DRINK Supper Club on Spring Street in the city.

Anywhere within walking distance or a short tram ride to the CBD and surrounding suburbs is ideal for families to explore Melbourne. It really is a remarkable city, and we are so lucky to have an abundance of lifestyle choices on our doorstep.

Lucas recently sold 450-Dryburgh Street, North Melbourne

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FOR LUNCH Bread club on Queensberry St, North Melbourne. The vanilla doughnuts will change your life!

The generosity and awareness from neighbours was really outstanding. We spent a lot of time walking the dog, drinking coffee and trying to find as many playgrounds as possible, when they weren’t shut down and taped off…

FOR COFFEE Roasting Warehouse on Leveson St, North Melbourne.

Throughout the pandemic, our homes and the suburbs that we live in became our refuges. What did you come to appreciate the most about your area during this time?

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If you had a friend visiting from interstate, where would you take them...

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NORTH MELBOURNE 1/35 LITTLE BAILLIE STREET

LUXURY LIVING ON THE EDGE OF THE CBD

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Lucas Mills 0410 037 682 Oscar Jones 0499 988 878

Inner-city living at its stylish best, this architect-designed townhouse (1 of only 4, Featured on Australia’s Best Houses) offers spacious and trendy living in a modern light filled warehouse inspired sensation. Enjoy views across North Melbourne’s leafy streets all the way to the city skyline on the sensational rooftop terrace.

Auction Sat 12 Nov 11.00am Price $1,250,000 - $1,350,000 Kensington 8378 0500

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NORTHCOTE 58A JAMES STREET

OASIS OF SUBLIME DESIGN

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Sam Rigopoulos 0425 834 583 Paula Beavis 0407 267 366

Curving around an inner courtyard oasis, this showstopping home flaunts modernist-inspired design in delivering an inviting family environment on Ruckers Hill. Conceived and created with the utmost care, the home begins with a statement staircase and progresses to flowing living, dining, gourmet kitchen and family spaces around the picturesque entertainer’s courtyard with plunge pool.

For Sale Wed 23 Nov 3.00pm Price EOI Closing Wed 23rd Nov at 3pm(if not sold prior) Northcote 9403 9300

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MALVERN EAST 9 FINDON STREET

UNFORGETTABLE STYLE AND FAMILY FUNCTIONALITY 3

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Exuding designer flair and a light-filled alfresco setting amidst the area's most prominent lifestyle amenities, this enchanting Edwardian residence successfully combines period integrity with brilliant contemporary living spaces.

Will Bennison 0438 572 371 Andrew McCann 0414 643 744 Auction Thu 17 Nov 6.30pm Price Contact Agent Armadale 9864 5000

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COLLINGWOOD 4A/68 OXFORD STREET

COLLINGWOOD’S BIGGEST BACKYARD ON A ROOF

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Atop of an iconic Foy & Gibson building commanding panoramic city-to-ranges views, New York loftstyle penthouse and vast expanse of rooftop space combine in one of the inner-city’s most significant residential openings.

Simon Shrimpton 0411 889 577 Auction Sat 12 Nov 1.00pm Price $3,000,000 - $3,300,000 Land 400.0sqm approx Fitzroy 8415 6100

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BRIGHTON 27 MOFFAT STREET

A MARTIN FRIEDRICH ARCHITECTURALLY DESIGNED MARVEL 4

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Nick Renna 0411 551 190 Andre O'Brien 0437 917 007 For Sale Price $5,700,000 - $5,850,000 Brighton 9194 1200

Make effortless entertaining a reality, in this Martin Friedrich’s designed luxury home. Open plan living features a gorgeous gas fire place and state of the art kitchen elegantly finished with Miele and Liebherr appliances.

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ELWOOD 19 DANTE LANE

UNFORGETTABLE STYLE AND LUXURY IN ELITE LOCATION 3

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Unrivalled in scale, quality and location, this spectacular near-new contemporary residence brilliantly designed by Finnis Architects is both unforgettably beautiful and effortlessly functional. With a curated palette of natural materials, soaring glass ceilings and multiple outdoor spaces, the level of attention throughout is peerless.

Sam Hobbs 0404 164 444 For Sale Tue 15 Nov 4.00pm Price Expressions of Interest - Closing 15 November 4pm Port Phillip 8644 5500

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BRIGHTON 125 SOUTH ROAD

LUXURY LIGHT-FILLED FAMILY SUCCESS

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Simon Monnier-Penny 0404 283 551 Andre O'Brien 0437 917 007

An unparalleled showcase of single level excellence, this breathtaking five bedroom plus executive study, four bathroom showpiece is the entertainer of all entertainers. Set on an extensive 1,226 sqm allotment and seamlessly transitioning from period charm to contemporary awe with the harmonious use of impressive high ceilings, polished hardwood floors and spectacular picture windows,

For Sale Thu 10 Nov 3.00pm Price $5,500,000 - $5,900,000 Land 1226.0sqm approx Brighton 9194 1200

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TEMPLESTOWE 20 DELLAS AVENUE

CONTEMPORARY TROPHY HOME WITH YARRA RIVER FRONTAGE 5

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Mike Beardsley 0476 777 004 Tony Tuccitto 0407 144 390

On the banks of the Yarra just upstream from Wombat Bend, this magnificent builder’s own trophy home provides a state of the art luxury sanctuary nestled in surroundings of unique tranquillity just minutes from premium local amenities. Designed by multi awarded prestige architects Cera Stribley, its stunning proportions offer the ultimate in living and entertaining.

For Sale Tue 15 Nov 4.00pm Price Contact Agent Land 1590.0sqm approx Hawthorn 9810 5000

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KOOYONG 5 & 6/422-426 GLENFERRIE ROAD

BUY ONE, BUY BOTH IN EXCLUSIVE “DENBY DALE”

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Mark Pezzin 0403 537 105 Michael Wood 0425 280 191

An architectural icon from the time it first took its place on Glenferrie Road, magnificent Denby Dale c.1937 hosts just twelve period residences in beautiful gardens just footsteps from boutique Kooyong Village. The rare opportunity to acquire one home is exciting but to choose between two or explore the possibility of combining and creating one larger domain is remarkable indeed.

Auction Sat 12 Nov 1.00pm Price Contact Agent Glen Iris 9810 5000

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BRUNSWICK 4/393 BARKLY STREET

COMPELLING CHARACTER, COOL CONVERSION

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Elizabeth Kelly 0431 434 169 Greg Cusack 0417 128 125

For Sale Thu 17 Nov 5.00pm Price $1,900,000-$2,000,000 Brunswick 9387 5888

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DONCASTER EAST 5 ANGELA COURT

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY ENTERTAINER IN COVETED PARKSIDE LOCALE 4

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Peacefully secluded at the head of a cul-de-sac amidst an expansive 988sqm block, this fully renovated Englehart residence showcases generous separate indoor and outdoor living spaces, presenting an exceptional layout for effortlessly impressive family entertaining.

Daniel Bullen 0412 809 725 Samantha Pascoe 0432 455 693 Auction Sat 19 Nov 11.00am Price $1,550,000 - $1,650,000 Land 988.0sqm approx Whitehorse 9908 5700

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ALPHINGTON 36 LUCERNE CRESCENT

DREAM SCOPE FACING THE FAIRWAY

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Lee Muddle 0449 130 331 Angus Greene 0403 749 828

A dress-circle crescent setting on the preferred river side reveals this 1930s home with bushland views. Only rarely does a property of this magnitude enter the market and with so much space, so much inspiration and such a breathtaking outlook, there are so many options to explore to make it one of Riverside Alphington’s most impressive to date.

Auction Sat 12 Nov 11.30am Price $2,600,000 - $2,800,000 Fitzroy 8415 6100

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NORTHCOTE 8 GLANFIELD STREET

EVERYTHING DISCERNING FAMILIES DREAM OF

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Everything a discerning family dreams of from four bedroom three bathroom accommodation, through two living domains, gourmet kitchen and entertainer’s alfresco with a solar & gas heated pool and spa is offered in easy-care surroundings with this high-end Californian Bungalow home.

Paula Beavis 0407 267 366 Sam Rigopoulos 0425 834 583 Auction Sat 12 Nov 2.00pm Price $2,800,000 - $3,050,000 Northcote 9403 9300

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NORTHCOTE 96 HELEN STREET

EXQUISITE EDWARDIAN EXCELS TODAY

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Sam Rigopoulos 0425 834 583 Paula Beavis 0407 267 366

Benefitting from a refined renovation and sensational central locale, this elevated, three bedroom, two bathroom Edwardian is a sublime and stylish home filled with uplifting light. Introduced by a handsome façade and opening to reveal a luminous hallway graced with timber fretwork, the home features a vast living/dining flowing to a modern kitchen/meals then out to a landscaped courtyard.

Auction Sat 05 Nov 10.00am Price $1,500,000 - $1,600,000 Northcote 9403 9300

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NORTHCOTE 30 WHALLEY STREET

FORWARD THINKING AND SIMPLY DAZZLING

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Sam Rigopoulos 0425 834 583 Dylan Francis 0421 023 832

A modern masterpiece combining expansive living, bespoke finishes and a sense of luxury at every turn, this five bedroom, three bathroom Californian Bungalow will satisfy the most discerning families. A picket fence and landscaped gardens offers charismatic welcome to this designer home whose dramatic transformation seamlessly combines 1920’s era elegance with striking contemporary design.

Auction Sat 19 Nov 12.00pm Price $3,000,000 - $3,300,000 Land 535.0sqm approx Northcote 9403 9300

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WILLIAMSTOWN 63 VICTORIA STREET

THE FINEST FAMILY HOME

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Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

This majestic Victorian residence, surely one of Williamstown’s most memorable family homes, provides a stunning combination of period character and modern quality. A classically beautiful façade behind established gardens sets the tone for superb spaces that include refined formal living and dining domains accompanied by a library area.

Auction Sat 19 Nov 12.30pm Price $3,400,000 - $3,700,000 Inner West 8387 0000

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CROYDON NORTH 25 OAKTREE ROAD

A SPECTACULAR STATEMENT OF LUXURIOUS LIVING

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Sharyn de Vries 0401 031 802 Lachlan Williams 0414 582 556

Stunning from every aspect, this showcase of architectural design, style and harmony culminates in an incredible display of indoor-outdoor living. Welcomed into a private sanctuary which boasts superior attention to detail, year-round comforts, and natural amenity to every room; the interiors combine contemporary minimalism with a warm ambience, highlighted by elegant finishes of oak and stone.

For Sale Price $2,000,000 - $2,200,000 Land 1064.0sqm approx Ringwood 9870 6211

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GLEN WAVERLEY 717 WAVERLEY ROAD

GRANDEUR, OPULENCE & SPECTACULAR OUTDOOR ENTERTAINING 5

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The epitome of excellence, this brand new, Glenvill built masterpiece (53sqs approx) exudes high-end luxury, extravagance and timeless class. Supremely quiet inside to complement the resounding opulence, this breathtaking home creates zoned family function of the highest calibre.

Lily Chen 0403 707 888 Jared Wei 0413 260 872 Auction Sat 19 Nov 1.00pm Price Grand Opening this Thursday 5.30-6pm Land 870.0sqm approx Monash 8849 8088

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HURSTBRIDGE 175 HALEYS GULLY ROAD

A DREAM LIFESTYLE, 270° VIEWS

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Showcasing the most breathtaking views from Kinglake Ranges to Yarra Glen, this extraordinary home promises a refined country lifestyle just 5-minutes from Hurstbridge Village shops and cafes.

Aaron Yeats 0400 067 024 Jake Rushton 0409 963 489 For Sale Sat 19 Nov 5.00pm Price $2,850,000 - $3,100,000 Land 23.0ac approx Greensborough 9432 1444

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NORTH WARRANDYTE 32 KANGAROO GROUND WARRANDYTE ROAD

SWEEPING VIEWS THAT WILL MAKE YOUR HEART SOAR! 4

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Chris Chapman 0421 736 592 Mandy Berenyi 0413 841 259

Resting in a leafy natural setting with sweeping valley views across lush bushland, and direct access to the beautiful Yarra river, this multi-level family home offers vast living areas, beautiful contemporary styling and stunning views at every turn. Cleverly zoned to accommodate families throughout their growing years, this home provides a true Warrandyte sanctuary.

For Sale Tue 15 Nov 2.00pm Price $1,385,000 - $1,485,000 Land 3333.0sqm approx Eltham 9431 1222

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PANTON HILL 330 KANGAROO GROUND-ST ANDREWS ROAD

ONLY ONCE IN A LIFETIME…

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Idyllic rural life can be yours on over 20 beautiful acres with views that will sweep you off your feet. This large family home is cleverly zoned for day to day harmony, complemented by glorious gardens, rolling pasture and even a sparkling solar heated swimming pool!

Chris Chapman 0421 736 592 Mandy Berenyi 0413 841 259 For Sale Price $2,850,000 - $3,100,000 Land 81100.0sqm approx Eltham 9431 1222

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BLACKBURN SOUTH 30 GISSING STREET

AN EXCEPTIONAL HOME BEYOND COMPARE

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Troy Sheehan 0417 243 900 Christine Bafas 0427 835 610

Wrapped in luxury, this extraordinary home was designed in concept with the forward-thinking owners and renowned architect Craig Rosetti. An interplay of light, garden views and the feeling of endless space are defining features of the impressive hallway, featuring clerestory windows and soft lighting that highlight the carefully curated pieces of artwork that adorn the walls.

Auction Sat 05 Nov 2.30pm Price $1,800,000 - $1,980,000 Land 712.0sqm approx Whitehorse 9908 5700

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TYLDEN 'NEW PARK' 971 TYLDEN WOODEND ROAD

NEW PARK C1860

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Tom May 0413 996 185 Leanne Pearman 0400 947 799

Undoubtedly one of the Macedon Ranges landmark properties. The solid beauty of the bluestone residence merges a rich history with the 21st century making for a supremely comfortable and functional family home. A magnificent garden, extensive outbuildings and the ability for farming pursuits combine to deliver a significant rural holding an hour from Melbourne CBD.

Auction Sat 19 Nov 3.00pm Price Contact Agent Land 10.46ha approx Woodend 5427 2800

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DAYLESFORD 48 WEST STREET

A PRESTIGIOUS CONTEMPORARY LOCAL LANDMARK C.1914 4

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Nathan Skewes 0439 322 630 Gary Cooke 0409 003 356

Superbly positioned, this exquisite local landmark first took its place on one of Daylesford’s premium addresses more than 115 years ago. Sitting high on the hill with spectacular 360-degree views, this immaculately renovated c.1914 Federation family residence is just moments from the vibrant shopping strip of Daylesford.

For Sale Price $2,500,000 - $2,600,000 Land 5185.0sqm approx Daylesford 03 9989 2525

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BLACK HILL 402 SHERRARD STREET

LOVE THE LOOK, LIFESTYLE AND THE LOCATION

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Rebecca Stepnell 0423 050 864 For Sale Price $1,150,000 - $1,250,000 Ballarat 5329 2500

Far exceeding expectations and located just minutes from the CBD, this is a quality home built with family function in mind. There’s an inviting flow throughout the residence, warm timber floors take you through to the downstairs living room, spacious study and three queen sized bedrooms.

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PRAHRAN 44 PACKINGTON STREET

INIMITABLE STYLE, REFINED PARK SIDE LUXURY

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Daniel Joyce 0417 816 196 Carla Fetter 0423 738 644

Unforgettable living spaces heightened by raw materials and state of the art appointments distinguish this true one of a kind. Commanding a corner position across from Lumley Reserve, moments from Chatsworth Village, ‘Lola’ immerses exceptional modern design into classic period architecture forging elevated family living in this elite park side pocket with proximity to exclusive amenities.

Auction Sat 12 Nov 2.00pm Price Contact Agent Armadale 9864 5000

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GLEN IRIS 13 MAITLAND STREET

BOUTIQUE FAMILY LUXURY, SUPERIOR LOCALE

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Carla Fetter 0423 738 644 David Sciola 0408 598 242

Positioned within walking distance of all the necessary family amenities, a bespoke transformation blends interior design by Ali Ross with a picture perfect Edwardian façade amongst Paul Bangay designed garden surrounds. New standards of modern sophistication showcase soaring ceilings, engineered oak floors and generous period proportions, delivering an airy sense of light and space.

Auction Sat 12 Nov 11.00am Price Contact Agent Land 476.0sqm approx Armadale 9864 5000

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RICHMOND 1 BENSON STREET

CONTEMPORARY ELEGANCE FRAMED BY PERIOD DISTINCTION 4

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Jodie McCarthy 0438 072 055 James Vine 0402 438 271

Exclusively situated on a quiet treelined street, moments from Bridge and Swan, this architecturally updated period home is the perfect launching pad for a growing family. Immediately alluring, soaring ceilings and beautifully polished timber floors introduce a collection of versatile living spaces as they open out to a light filled modern extension.

Auction Sat 12 Nov 12.00pm Price Contact Agent Richmond 9428 3333

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ARMADALE 90 SUTHERLAND ROAD

PERIOD CLASS MEETS CONTEMPORARY AMBIANCE

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Carla Fetter 0423 738 644 David Sciola 0408 598 242

A captivating façade delivers instant appeal to this freestanding, single level family residence exuding timeless period grandeur within a treelined setting. A quintessential Victorian porch showcasing ornate iron fretwork introduces soaring ceilings, wide hallways and Baltic pine floors, creating an airy sense of light and space throughout.

Auction Sat 19 Nov 10.00am Price $2,000,000 - $2,200,000 Land 297.0sqm approx Armadale 9864 5000

HAWTHORN 360 AUBURN ROAD

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C. Street . . . . Projects . . . . . .and . . Neil . . . Architecture. . . . . . . . . .As. a. certified . . . . . . Passive . . . . .House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .project, . . . . .Echo . . . is. optimised . . . . . . . to . .perform . . . . . –. delivering . . . . . . .thermal . . . . . comfort, . . . . . .uncompromised . . . . . . . . . . acoustics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .and . . .superior . . . . . air . .quality . . . . with . . . minimal . . . . . .energy . . . . requirements. . . . . . . . . . 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