In Focus December 2022 - Jellis Craig

In Focus SUMMER EDITION BALLARAT & CENTRAL VICTORIA

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INFRASTRUCTURE & LOCAL INSIGHTS

SPOTLIGHT ON BALLARAT & CENTRAL VICTORIA

THE TRENDS SHAPING INTERIORS IN 2023

Discover the new infrastructure and development happening in and around Ballarat and Central Victoria that will ensure the area continues to thrive as a destination.

Discover our favourite places to go, where to stay, and things to do in the area, just in time for the summer season

Discover a global perspective on emerging interior trends, in partnership with est magazine.

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Infrastructure & local insights for Ballarat Ballarat has cemented its reputation as a regional hotspot, with its population expected to balloon by 25 per cent, to almost 145,000, by 2036. The jewel in central Victoria’s crown has attracted substantial investment in recent years to support this unprecedented growth.

Transformative infrastructure works have breathed new life into the historic heart of the CBD. Unveiled in February, the highly anticipated Ballarat Station Precinct is a vibrant commercial, transport and community hub boasting a new Quest Apartment Hotel, refurbished Goods Shed Convention Centre, public plaza, 400-space commuter carpark and new bus interchange.

The council is continuing its work to rejuvenate Ballarat’s heritage retail precinct with a $15 million Bridge Street Mall redevelopment set to provide new play and meeting spaces. Meanwhile, the $7 million Mair Street upgrade, and extensive streetscape activation funding, have enhanced retail and dining experiences across the bustling city. A $2 million government investment will add 1000 additional parking spaces, with the first 300 to be delivered near the new, multi-million-dollar GovHub.

Ballarat’s economy has grown by 45 per cent in the past decade, and the Ballarat West Employment zone is set to accelerate this further over the next 20 years. The 438-hectare development adjacent to Ballarat Airport will include a freight hub with road, rail and airport access, creating a high-quality, high-profile industrial precinct.

Upgrades to the train line have delivered 135 extra weekly services, with 20-minute peak services for growing communities along the line enhancing Ballarat’s liveability for this expanding commuter population.

Work has commenced on Ballarat Base Hospital’s $541 million redevelopment, which will deliver a new emergency department, and 100 extra inpatient and short-stay beds by 2027. Final designs are expected to be released later this year.

Infrastructure & local insights for Castlemaine, Daylesford & Woodend

In the Hepburn Shire, the transformative Creswick Trails and Hammon Park Trailhead upgrades are expected to be completed by the end of the year. The two projects will form a network of 60km of purposebuilt mountain bike trails in the regional

In the Macedon Ranges, a raft of projects will add value for residents. The multi-million dollar 15-hectare Macedon Ranges Regional Sports Precinct will be completed by the end of 2024, and the Woodend Community Centre has been earmarked for a $9 million redevelopment. Lastly, in response to Gisborne’s community growth, Willowbank Primary School opened in early 2022 to cater for 475 students.

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park, state forest and plantation lands just outside of Creswick. Work is also underway on the $4.6 million Trentham Community Hub, which will include a new library, visitor information centre, and community hall, and the $2.4 million redevelopment of Trentham Sportsground Reserve Pavilion.

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In the Mount Alexander Shire, the Maldon Streetscape Revitalisation Project is sensitively restoring shopfronts, and improving amenities with underground powerlines, new footpaths, lights and street furniture. The council has also rolled out a suite of streetscape improvement works across the shire, improving amenity and tourism viability in the townships of Campbells Creek, Chewton, Elphinstone, Guildford, Newstead and Taradale.

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Regions around Central Victoria are still experiencing a post lockdown population boom as Melburnians leave the city for the enviable lifestyle on offer in our region. This influx of new residents is being supported by significant council and government investment to deliver vital infrastructure and upgrades that position the region for future growth.

FEATURE ARTICLE

Spotlight on Ballarat & Central Victoria In the state’s north-west and all within a half-hour from each other sit Woodend, Castlemaine, Daylesford and Ballarat. During the summer months, these areas transform into a vibrant and busy hub, with day-trippers and weekenders alike choosing to spend their summer break surrounded by beautiful natural surrounds, fantastic galleries, great places to eat, and plenty of history.

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Jellis Craig’s four lifestyle offices in this regional area of Victoria shared with us some of their favourite places to go, where to stay, and things to do in the area, just in time for the summer season.

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Walks

Art galleries abound in Central Victoria. Pay a visit to The Mill in Castlemaine, a hub for foodies, creatives and lovers of art.

Described as one of the most beautiful galleries in Australia, the Convent Gallery in Daylesford is a must-visit. The program at The Convent changes every six to eight weeks, meaning there is always something new to explore. No stay in Daylesford is complete without a visit to the Daylesford Museum, a museum established in 1971 with local memorabilia and artefacts. Until January 2023, the Art Gallery of Ballarat will be celebrating the rich lives and the diverse crews about traditional pirate ships in their exhibit, Under the Black Flag. Also in Ballarat, Sovereign Hill hosts a number of Christmas related events over the course of December.

From the 20th - 23rd January, Australians folk-roots music festival, Newstead Live, will be back in the historic country town of Newstead near Castlemaine. Expect a range of diverse and highly regarded international and national artists performing in live music venues, concert spaces, workshops, impromptu sessions, spoken word performances and open-mic sessions. The festival is appropriate for all ages with music of all genres.

The Macedon Ranges attracts thousands of walk-loving visitors each year. A particularly popular destination for these visitors is the Macedon Ranges Walking Trail, a full-day 30-kilometre circuit that takes in scenic views, granite boulders, volcanic rock formations and of course an abundance of native flora and fauna. In nearby Trentham is the Domino Rail Trail, a 6 kilometer stretch of old railway line that connects Lyonville with Trentham.

Relatively flat and simple to follow, this is an easy walk that ends at the site of the old Lyonville Train Station. Synonymous with the city of Ballarat is Lake Wendouree and its almost 6 kilometre track that winds around its perimeter. Along the way, admire beautiful heritage homes, historic monuments, the Ballarat Botanical Gardens, birdlife and more. The Mount Buninyong lookout is a hallmark of the district and its gentle route is perfect for all level of hikers. 25 minutes from Castlemaine and 40 minutes from Daylesford in the small town of Metcalfe is The Cascades, a series of rockpools, crevices and little caverns that you can spend the day exploring. Relax in a rockpool, take a dip in the many swimming holes, appreciate the scenic beauty of the Coliban River and enjoy a picnic lunch alongside its banks.

Spas The Hepburn Bathhouse & Spa in Daylesford has been a mainstay for visitors to the area for a number of years, and the iconic spa isn’t going anywhere. Visit for mineral rich waters, mineral wellness experiences, and specifically designed wellness packages. Over in Ballarat is Ballarat’s Sanctuary Day Spa, a luxurious day spa that focuses on lasting wellbeing through holistic healing and nurturing treatments.

Ballarat’s Sanctuary Day Spa, image via Visit Ballarat

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A getaway in Ballarat and Central Victoria is all about celebrating the good things – from long, languid lunches, to wine tastings, and relaxed dinners. Larder Café in Daylesford is an essential stop for coffee, breakfast, brunch, or lunch. This café has a Melbourne northside vibe and is perfect for people-watching. A must visit at least once, The Lake House is one of Victoria’s most iconic hotels, with an award-winning restaurant serving modern Australian cuisine. The majority of ingredients are sourced locally, some even grown on their own produce farm, and a visit is a oncein-a-lifetime experience. Over in Waubra near Ballarat, a visit to Wayward Winery for delightful share plates and delicious wine is the perfect weekend lunch experience. Another winery worth a visit is Eastern Peake Winery, which offers tickets for guided winery tours, barrel samples, wine flights and regional produce boards. In the Macedon Ranges, Mount Towrong Vineyard – a small family owned and operated vineyard, situated 600m above sea level with direct views of Mount Macedon and Mount Towrong is a much-loved favourite.

STAY

Mount Buninyong lookout, image via Visit Ballarat

If you are planning on staying a few nights in the area, there are plenty of charming, boutique local accommodation options.

In Daylesford, across the road from the Farmers Arms Hotel Daylesford – the oldest pub in Daylesford – lives the Daylesford Art Motel, offering accommodation in a charming, motel-style setting. In Castlemaine the Dairy House is a beautifully updated heritage cottage that sleeps two. Also in the area is Flophouse, a curated collection of luxurious stays in the Central Victorian Uplands. Flophouse offers intimate in-town cottages to spacious rural properties.

How craftsmanship and a connection to nature are shaping interiors in 2023

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Architecture & Interior Design: Alexander & Co. Photography: Anson Smart.

Sophie Lewis Managing Editor, estliving.com and est magazine

Being able to step inside someone’s home is a privilege. Inherently, we know it’s a personal reflection of who they are and how we live today. At estliving.com, we’re fortunate to explore some of the world’s best homes.

Looking to the year ahead and beyond, we see a global perspective in emerging interior themes.

Down to the last detail As the adage goes, the devil is in the detail. Through residential interiors, we are seeing an explicit focus on how even the smallest elements, such as a joinery handle in the kitchen, can transform the experience of a space.

The return of craftsmanship and quality detailing trickles down to everyday objects in our homes, such as a hand-blown glass pendant light above the dining table or the locally made coffee table at the centre of our living room.

More than ever, designers and architects are valuing their relationships with local makers and artisans – crediting them as crucial to the overall success of a residential renovation or new build. Traditional building methods and craftsmanship are being revisited out of respect for landscape and history, to keep these techniques alive.

As we’ve sought sanctuary in our homes for the past three years, a yearning for comfort can be seen in the organic forms that are increasingly shaping homes – be they the enveloping curves in sofas or the sculptural kitchen island bench. It’s also no coincidence that it’s the Art Deco period’s centennial. Designers are calling on the iconic design era of the 1920s and 1930s through decadent material detailing such as metallic accents and parquetry floors, and in renewed ways – such as statement wallpaper in the powder room.

Be it a home’s stone-clad exterior or hand-applied limewashed walls, traces of a handmade and human-centred approach to design are telling our homes’ stories – worldwide. The use of natural, local materials and craftsmanship also promotes sustainability.

More than ever, designers and architects are valuing their relationships with local makers and artisans…

Revive, reclaim and reinvent There’s been a growing urge to display our belongings to create layers of character and meaning through our interiors. It’s all about curating our personal collectables, be they vintage furniture, a ceramic from overseas travel or a bold piece of art. Unique pieces are increasingly sought after, just as old classics are reupholstered with new textiles to give them contemporary relevance – reiterating the value of authentic design pieces.

Materials that patina, such as brass or copper, have also become popular.

Allowing our interiors to keep evolving in colour, depth and gradient, brass and copper also have antimicrobial and antiviral properties – crucial in this era.

Additionally, architects are driving the reinvention of existing buildings into homes – from warehouses to cattle

sheds. By peeling back the layers of these structures, architects are sensitively bringing them into the present. The brick home of prominent Sydney architect William Smart is a recently completed case study – a 1950s warehouse reinvented to accommodate his architecture studio and his own apartment.

On a smaller scale, different rooms in our homes have had to work harder than ever before, as places to live, work and play. This has given rise to multifunctional living rooms, an integrated home bar, more appliances in the kitchen and home offices that maximise space – such as those located just off the kitchen. In some instances, some homes now offer not one, but two study spaces.

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Raw and reclaimed materials such as tiles, bricks and timber – or more environmentally conscious and locally sourced materials used in new ways such as cork – are driving a new kind of material palette. This welcome move is

also attributed to the sense of comfort we derive from natural tones and textures such as wood grain. Sydney design practice Alexander & Co. principal Jeremy Bull attests to this in an interview on estliving.com, saying the materials they’re focusing on this year are “recycled brick, reclaimed ironbark, carbon-neutral concrete, broken stone and pewter.”

Architecture: Shaun Lockyer Architects. Landscape Architecture: Conlon Group. Photography: Christopher Frederick Jones.

Force of nature There’s no denying that wellness has been at the forefront of home design.

This has transpired in many ways – from designing bathrooms as places to seek extra peace and quiet to the inclusion of home gyms and indoor pools. But, more simply, it’s access to natural light and greenery, recognising the importance of our connection to nature.

Design principles that support health and wellbeing are being referenced around the globe, recognising our physical environment’s impact on our health. This can be through the natural materials and finishes sourced, free from harmful chemicals, or by improving light and air quality.

Landscape designers and architects know there’s been a renewed appreciation for how the natural environment impacts the way we live. As a result, the landscape Design: Handelsmann Khaw Interior Design. Photography: Felix Forest.

has become an essential component in residential design. Landscape architecture practice Conlon Group founder and director Marc Conlon describes this as a “blurring of the lines” in an interview on estliving.com. “Landscape is amalgamating more with architecture and has never been valued more highly,” Marc says. “There is a movement toward horizontal, vertical, and internal landscapes.”

A consistent interest in regional and rural homes also reminds us of how home can be a place to slow down – and reconnect with the world around us. Agricultural buildings have inspired pitched-roof homes and exposed timber beams internally, and the traditional farmhouse range cooker has made a resurgence in the kitchen.

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This year, more buyers wanted in on the action, making premium properties hard to come by. Here, we’re showcasing a snapshot of some of the best new listings currently available in the area. You’ll want to move quickly if any of these homes pique your interest...

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Thanks to its picturesque natural landscapes, idyllic walks and some of the best restaurants and cafes in the state, the allure of Ballarat and Central Victoria has long been understood by devoted locals.

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LAKE WENDOUREE 309 WENDOUREE PARADE

ONE OF BALLARAT’S FINEST

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This spectacular property boasts distinguished quality and immense proportions. Designed by the multi award winner Paul Clout, this is one his signature luxury resort style homes. Maximising comfort, lifestyle and technologically innovative, the residence sits on an impressive 1124sqm of land.

Tim Valpied 0418 504 169 Tony Douglass 0418 555 973 For Sale Price $5,700,000 - $5,950,000 Land 1124.0sqm approx Ballarat 5329 2500

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INVERMAY 235 SWINGLERS ROAD

PEACE AND PRIVACY IN PRIME POSITION!

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Located within the heart of Ballarat’s premier lifestyle district on 5 acres in a peaceful and private setting this quality built home offers a rare opportunity to purchase in this tightly held location and features:

Phil Hayward 0419 107 112 Toby Tanis 0413 842 666 For Sale Price $1,600,000 - $1,700,000 Land 2.02343ha approx Ballarat 5329 2500

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LAKE WENDOUREE 139 WENDOUREE PARADE

VICTORIAN APPEAL WITH LAKESIDE POSITION AND POTENTIAL 4

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Tony Douglass 0418 555 973 Tim Valpied 0418 504 169

Set on this spectacular corner allotment with stunning views over Lake Wendouree, this Victorian residence offers an exciting opportunity to enhance and create your perfect home on the parade.

Superbly located with a north facing aspect to the lake, this residence promotes the character and charm of it’s era.

For Sale Price $1,800,000 - $1,900,000 Land 623.0sqm approx Ballarat 5329 2500

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WOODEND 30 DONALDS ROAD

‘WOODBINE’ IDYLLIC COUNTRY LIVING

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Tom May 0413 996 185 Leanne Pearman 0400 947 799

One of Woodend’s oldest properties is offered for sale for the first time in 60 years. Originally a humble cottage, it is now a beautifully restored and extended country home. It has remained true to its heritage and is enveloped in an exquisite garden within 36 acres, encompassing cleared fields and a planting of some 28,000 trees along the boundary.

For Sale Price $3,250,000 Land 14.97ha approx Woodend 5427 2800

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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.

For Sale Price $2,900,000 - $3,100,000 Land 10.46ha approx Woodend 5427 2800

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MOUNT MACEDON 8 HOTHAM AVENUE

‘MONTAUK’ A HAMPTONS STYLE HAVEN IN A STUNNING GARDEN SETTING 4

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Tom May 0413 996 185 Leanne Pearman 0400 947 799

Set behind a private front hedge in a quiet cul-de-sac, a magnificent Golden Elm and beautifully landscaped gardens invite you up to a superbly crafted home that offers surprises at every turn. Every inch of this unique roofline has been utilised, with a contrast of expansive open spaces and intimate and cosy rooms, designed for family living and effortless entertaining.

For Sale Price $1,825,000 - $1,895,000 Land 1233.0sqm approx Woodend 5427 2800

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BARKERS CREEK 130 CONGDON ROAD

A RARE AND SPECTACULAR LIFESTYLE OFFERING

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Jeremy Bottomley 0433 772 033 Carole Lenander 0401 472 346

Twenty-five years of incredible vision, careful curation and pure love deliver what 130 Congdon Road is today, a ten-acre property unlike any other you will see in Victoria. This charming two-storey, fourbedroom home offers the picture-perfect escape to the country, equipped with all the mod cons for contemporary family living.

For Sale Price $1,950,000 - $2,145,000 Land 4.058ha approx Castlemaine 5472 1155

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CASTLEMAINE 220 BARKER STREET

STATE BANK BUILDING C1850 READY FOR 21ST CENTURY TRANSFORMATION 3

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Jeremy Bottomley 0433 772 033 Carole Lenander 0401 472 346

An incredible opportunity awaits the visionary, investor and developer ready to honour the historical significance of this unique listing while drawing on ingenuity to reach its 21st century potential. The stately multi-level granite and bluestone building, circa 1850, was originally the site of the Castlemaine Police Station and later became The State Savings Bank of Victoria.

For Sale Price Contact Agent Land 1366.0sqm approx Castlemaine 5472 1155

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MALDON 39 ADAIR STREET

MINILYA (1900) – A LANDMARK PROPERTY, MAGNIFICENT IN EVERY WAY 5

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Occupying 3036sqm (3/4 acre) in a dress circle location and high set to maximise views over historic Maldon and across to the distant ranges, Minilya is an unparalleled example of grandeur and respectability that will appeal to the discerning buyer.

Carole Lenander 0401 472 346 Leah Panos 0466 878 214 For Sale Price $1,970,000 Land 3036.0sqm approx Castlemaine 5472 1155

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DAYLESFORD 3 CAMP STREET

COUNTRY CHARM WITH COTTAGE GARDEN

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This home sits amongst a charming cottage garden and is located in the heart of Daylesford. It is within walking distance to the restaurants, café’s, galleries, boutique shops, day spas and all that the tourist mecca has to offer.

Nathan Skewes 0439 322 630 Gary Cooke 0409 003 356 For Sale Price $1,325,000 - $1,375,000 Land 653.0sqm approx Daylesford 03 9989 2525

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WHEATSHEAF 65 LIGHTWOOD DRIVE

HANDCRAFTED STONE COTTAGE – PRIVACY AND SECLUSION 3

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“Kangaroo Cottage” is being offered to the market for the very first time. Part traditional stone, crafted

by Richard Vivian, part radially sawn timber. A wonderful unique character is evident throughout the entirety of this handcrafted home.

Gary Cooke 0409 003 356 For Sale Price $1,325,000 - $1,395,000 Land 46000.0sqm approx Daylesford 03 9989 2525

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DAYLESFORD 41 CENTRAL SPRINGS ROAD

WOMBAT HILL BOTANIC GARDENS LOCATION WITH STUNNING PANORAMIC VIEWS 2

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Nathan Skewes 0439 322 630 Gary Cooke 0409 003 356

Perfectly positioned high on Wombat Hill and in the tightly held precinct surrounding the Botanic Gardens, ‘Little Wombat’ as it is known on the holiday rental market, is quintessentially Daylesford. A beautiful, charming and elegant weatherboard cottage, originally built in the 1860's, this home embodies peace and timelessness.

For Sale Price $1,195,000 - $1,295,000 Land 633.0sqm approx Daylesford 03 9989 2525

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BUNINYONG 44 HASTIE STREET

A MODERN CLASSIC!

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Phil Hayward 0419 107 112 Toby Tanis 0413 842 666 Sold $2,530,000 Land 4.04686ha approx Ballarat 5329 2500

Boasting stunning and uninterrupted views from its elevated position on the lower slope of Mt Buninyong this is a stunning 10-acre lifestyle property that is walking distance to all the amenities that Buninyong has to offer.

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INVERMAY 260 SWINGLERS ROAD

STUNNING LIFESTYLE LIVING IN THIS ENVIABLE LOCATION! 4

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Phil Hayward 0419 107 112 Toby Tanis 0413 842 666 Sold $1,500,000 Land 2.02343ha approx Ballarat 5329 2500

Located within the heart of Ballarat’s premier lifestyle district and nestled amongst 5 acres with established gardens, this impressive family sized home offers a rare opportunity to purchase in this tightly held location.

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NEWINGTON 24 ALFRED STREET SOUTH

REFINED MODERN LIVING IN A LOCATION THAT OFFERS IT ALL 4

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Rebecca Stepnell 0423 050 864 Matt Wiltshire 0487 000 873 Sold $2,000,000 Land 840.0sqm approx Ballarat 5329 2500

A statement of timeless modern elegance, this versatile home has been designed with attention to detail and is set in a location which offers all the perks of family living. The best of Ballarat’s schools, Lake Wendouree and Victoria Park are on your doorstep.

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NEWHAM 81 PALMER CRESCENT

BEAUTIFULLY REIMAGINED FARMHOUSE IN A PREMIER LIFESTYLE LOCATION 4

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A superb renovation and extension with an impeccable flair for design has taken this classic brick farmhouse to an extraordinary level, seamlessly blending the old with the new.

Leanne Pearman 0400 947 799 Tom May 0413 996 185 Sold Contact agent for sold price Land 4001.0sqm approx Woodend 5427 2800

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SPRING HILL 925 KYNETON SPRINGHILL ROAD

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Sublime district views capturing the Upper Coliban Reservoir and Mount Macedon are the backdrop to this most picturesque 40 hectare holding of prime farming land that includes substantial frontage to the reservoir. The home is perfectly positioned to take full advantage of the captivating vista.

Tom May 0413 996 185 Jenny Stewart 0408 389 071 Sold Contact agent for sold price Land 40.43ha approx Woodend 5427 2800

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ROMSEY 'ROMSEY HOUSE' 33 OCHILTREE COURT

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Tom May 0413 996 185 Leanne Pearman 0400 947 799

Romsey House is architectural brilliance in its purest form. Created by John Wardle to sit astride a hillock, with the contour of the principal wing of the home embracing the site and flowing seamlessly to accommodate a living space that transitions with ease from intimate to expansive. A glazed link connects this space to a guest wing which is minimal in treatment yet immaculate in detail.

Sold Contact agent for sold price Land 4.13ha approx Woodend 5427 2800

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MALDON 17 IRELAND STREET

LIVING YOUR BEST LIFE HAS NEVER BEEN SO EASY

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Leah Panos 0466 878 214 Carole Lenander 0401 472 346 Sold $885,000 Land 1012.0sqm approx Castlemaine 5472 1155

Designed in the country-cottage theme but with every convenience we expect in the 21st century, this stunning home is all class and relaxed country style. Constructed in 2011 with a new, premier-suite wing added 18 months ago, all aspects of the build and finish have been carefully thought out and completed using premium materials and meticulous attention to detail.

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CASTLEMAINE 13 DOVETON STREET

VICTORIAN ELEGANCE IN A PRESTIGIOUS ADDRESS

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Jeremy Bottomley 0433 772 033 Carole Lenander 0401 472 346 Sold $2,800,000 Land 1012.0sqm approx Castlemaine 5472 1155

Steeped in Australian History, this property’s footprint has evolved over three centuries; first built in 1879 by Isaac and Eliza Summerland, expanded upon in 1908 and extended and revived in 2020. Today it presents as an icon of Castlemaine that merges its considerable historical significance with an exquisite level of sophistication and luxury for modern day living.

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TARADALE 48 RODERICK STREET

A RARE PIECE OF AUSTRALIAN HISTORY IN VICTORIA’S PREMIERE FOOD AND WINE TRAIL 5

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Located in the Central Goldfields Region, this historic former Roman Catholic Church sits proudly on 3 acres in 3 titles, brimming with character and charm, presenting rare investment potential. The Church was constructed around 1870 using century old bricks originating from England.

Carole Lenander 0401 472 346 Tom May 0413 996 185 Sold Contact agent for sold price Land 1.12ha approx Castlemaine 5472 1155

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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. This immaculately renovated c.1914 Federation family residence, sits high on the hill with spectacular 360-degree views.

Sold $2,560,000 Land 5185.0sqm approx Daylesford 03 9989 2525

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DAYLESFORD 12 GRENVILLE STREET

RENOVATED COUNTRY COTTAGE

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This recently renovated country cottage is sure to impress with its country charm and cottage gardens.

It is within walking distance to Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens and Daylesford town centre.

Nathan Skewes 0439 322 630 Gary Cooke 0409 003 356 Sold $1,085,000 Land 1021.0sqm approx Daylesford 03 9989 2525

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MUSK VALE 3 HOGANS LANE

‘MUSK VALE FARM’, ELEGANCE WITH COUNTRY STYLE 4

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Featured in Country Style Magazine, offering an elegant design, endless comfort, and quality finishes, with magnificent yet peaceful views across the entire estate, this is an amazing opportunity to purchase this beautiful and gracious home. Rarely will properties of this standard be available to the market.

Gary Cooke 0409 003 356 Nathan Skewes 0439 322 630 Sold $1,800,000 Land 9866.0sqm approx Daylesford 03 9989 2525

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