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If chefs are the new rock stars, then this week Melbourne hosts the Grammys of food.

The significance of our city holding the prestigious World’s 50 Best Restaurants awards should not be underestimated. Not only does the event bring scores of acclaimed international chefs and food media to town, it also cements Melbourne as a true global culinary capital.

While Wednesday night’s black-tie awards ceremony is industry-only, everyone can join in the fun watching a live stream of the countdown on the big screen at Fed Square.

Or why not indulge in the smorgasbord of events on offer at the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival, which has been rescheduled to coincide with W50B. We’re getting into the groove, too, this week, holding TWR’s Must Eat awards to honour Melbourne’s favourite restaurant dish.

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A HERBAL TEA WITH …

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ane Swan saunters into South Yarra’s Caffe Sienna Ristorante, all shoulders, muscle and ink, only to order a – wait for it – peppermint tea. Not what you’d expect from footy’s infamous brat packer.

“I have enough vices in my life,” the retired AFL champion says dryly. “The last thing I need is another.”

I fight the urge to scream “BAAAAAALL” sitting opposite, and “WHAT, CHAMOMILE TOO STRONG?” when his calmative cuppa arrives. Old habits die hard.

But then, unless he lures good mate Dustin Martin to Collingwood, Dane can no longer hurt my Tigers; the Brownlow medallist and multiple All Australian is now a humble supporter, one who, like many of the Magpie faithful, is unemployed. Ouch!

Actually, Dane’s on a gap year: 14 kilos lighter after 45 days on I’m a Celebrity …

Get Me Out Of Here!; holiday-bound with long-time American partner Taylor Wilson; penning the odd blog and, on April 8 at Yarraville Club, joining footy satirist Titus O’Reily in a Melbourne International Comedy Festival Q&A. “I’ll give anything a go,” says Dane, with life stories more colourful than his arms and quirky ways of telling them.

Is he nervous? “I went into the jungle … what’s an hour of comedy?” he says.

Dane is refreshingly upfront, something that is rare among footballers who have been media trained to within an inch of their lives.

He’s genuinely funny too, with an offbeat sensibility in print (Google “Sportsbet Swan real reason behind drinking suspension” for a cackle) and in person. “Mum said career advisers thought I’d make a great mortician or funeral director,” he says, again dryly.

“I guess they thought I lacked emotion.”

It wasn’t so in 2003 when Dane, a larrikin who prioritised fun, was almost sacked by Collingwood after a drunken fracas.

“It was a massive wake-up, this realisation that, much as I moaned about training, I was kidding myself to think I’d get a better job than playing AFL,” he says.

So what does the future hold, with Bill Swan unlikely to wrangle his son a wharf job and sleeve tattoos at odds with the style of most funeral directors?

He’d love a footy gig, but only the “right fit”.

Not for Dane specialist coaching (“complex whiteboards, urghh”) or media punditry: “I couldn’t criticise players when I know how tough the game is,” he says. Maybe writing?

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“Something’ll come up,” he says. ● Words & pictures by STEPHEN McKENZIE smckenzie@theweeklyreview.com.au

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on the night ● 850 guests, including chefs from the 2016

W50B, will walk the red carpet at the Royal Exhibition Building on April 5.

● The master of ceremonies (yet to be named at

the time of writing) will count back the best of the best from No.50 to No.1.

● While the official ceremony is for invited guests

only, the countdown will be streamed live on the big screen at Federation Square from 8.30pm, with food trucks from 5.30pm and live music and comedy to follow.

in the beginning The W50B list first appeared in Restaurant magazine in 2002.

Initially based in London, the awards decamped to New York in 2016.

This year, Melbourne becomes the third city to host the ceremony.

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regions make up the W50B world. Each region is overseen by a local chair, chosen for their restaurant knowledge.

experts – chefs, restaurateurs, food writers and well-travelled gourmets – are chosen by each chair to form a regional panel. panellists around the world each submit 10 votes – up to six for restaurants in their region and at least four for elsewhere.

● Every restaurant in the world is eligible, from fine-dining gastro

temples to a hawker stall on a corner somewhere in Asia.

● Additions and omissions don’t necessarily mean a drop in a

restaurant’s standards, but rather a change in dining preferences.

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Australia’s only restaurant in the 2016 W50B was Attica, which has been in the top 50 2013. Chef and owner Ben Shewry says the impact of making the list can’t be underestimated.

“You can’t prepare for how overwhelming it was, especially at that time when nobody else in Victoria was on the list, and this little restaurant in Ripponlea comes in,” he says. “Nobody could believe it. (There were) people on their horns up the street and a queue of media out the front door.

I didn’t know how to deal with it.”

Ben says much has changed in the seven years since Attica first made the wider top 100. “Australia has become a food destination in a way I wouldn’t have thought possible,” he says. “I used to travel to symposiums and people would say, ‘I love the sound of your restaurant but we’re not ever going to make it Down Under’. Now people come from all over the world to eat at Attica.”

Grant Achatz, Achatz whose Chicago restaurant Alinea ranked No.15 No. last year, plans to make a beeline for Attica (and for Lume) when in Melbourne for the awards this week. “Being inspired by the local restaurants, ingredients and culture, wherever we are in the world, is really important to the work we do,” he says.

If Alinea makes top 50 again this year, it will mark a decade on the list. The secret?

“Constant change is important to staying ahead and relevant,” says Grant. ●

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his week, Melbourne will become the undisputed food capital of the world as scores of the globe’s best chefs and leading food commentators converge here for the Oscars of food – the World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2017 awards.

There will be excitement, anticipation, lavish feasts and famous names like Massimo Bottura and Heston Blumenthal, but what does it all mean?

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NEXT GEN? Local hero, Dan Hunter, of three-hatted Brae in Birregurra, just missed the top 50 last year, coming in at No. 65. But he says even making the top 100 was an important moment.

“It’s something I’d been working towards for a long time, because of the absolute, clear, direct impact it has on your business,” he says.

Dan is hoping to make the top 50 this year.

“Having one restaurant on the list is great,” he says, “but having more than one is better for everyone because more people come to Australia and eat at our restaurants and drink at our bars and experience other forms of Australian society and culture.” ●

2002 \ Australia represented in the first W50B by Rockpool (No. 4), Tetsuya’s (10) & Flower Drum (27).

2009 \ Sydney’s Quay debuts at 46.

2010 \ Attica makes the list at 73.

2013 \ Attica cracks the top 50 at 21.

2016 \ Attica is the only Australian restaurant in the top 50 at No. 33.

Brae ranks 65, Quay is the only other Aussie at No. 98. Aussie expats David Thompson of Nahm in Bangkok and Brett Graham off The Ledbury in London rank 37 & 13 respectively.

WHY MELBOURNE? W50B organiser William Reed Business Media says it’s a recognition that our food culture is so strong and exciting. “The food and restaurant scene is buzzing, the produce amazing and, for us, it’s the unofficial food capital of Australia.” ●

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Massimo Bottura, Osteria Francescana (Italy, 2016’s No. 1) ● Daniel Humm, Eleven Madison Park (US, 3) ● Andoni Luis Aduriz, Mugaritz (Spain, 7) ● Yoshihiro Narisawa, Narisawa (Japan, 8) ● Brett Graham, The Ledbury (Britain, 14) ● Eric Ripert, Le Bernardin (US 24) ● Enrique Olvera, Pujol (Mexico, 25) ● David Thompson, Nahm (Thailand, 37) ● Christian Puglisi, Relae (Denmark, 40) ● Ashley Palmer-Watts & Heston Blumenthal, Dinner by Heston Blumenthal (Britain, 45 – Heston also won The Diners’ Club Lifetime Achievement Award 2017) ● Dan Barber, Blue Hill at Stone Barns (US, 48) ● Ana Roš, World’s Best Female Chef 2017 APRIL 5, 2017 \ THE WEEKLY REVIEW 9

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De Bortoli Down The Lane Shiraz Tempranillo 2015 (South-Eastern Australia) $12; 14%

around $10 that are great for everyday drinking, and local producers such as De Bortoli have a long pedigree of producing wines that punch above their weight. The imports are typical of wines you’d pay a couple of euros a glass for at a local restaurant in France, Spain or Italy.

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Tempranillo is often blended with grenache in Spain and shiraz-tempranillo blends appear to have a bright future in Australia. This is fresh and tasty, with fleshy cherry cola, raspberry and spice flavours.

Its structure is spot-on. It tastes best with a light chill, just like they do in Spain. ● Enjoy with \ Patatas bravas

M. Chapoutier Les Incontournables 2015 (Luberon, France) $13; 14%

Proximo by Marques de Riscal 2014 (Rioja, Spain) $10; 13.5%

The Luberon is the setting of Peter Mayle’s book A Year In Provence. A grenache and shiraz blend, this smells and tastes primarily of fresh squeezed cherries with spice, earth and dried lavender in the mix. Silky and tasty, there’s a light grip and a savoury sour cherry character on the finish. ●

Proximo has been a go-to bargain of mine and the 2014 is in great form. It’s given four months ageing on oak and is all cherries and summer berries, with spice and a savoury, slightly bitter herbal note on the finish.

There’s a dusting of powdery tannins and length rarely seen in a $10 wine. ●

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Here’s a wine with immediate appeal. With berry, plum, violet and earth aromas and flavours, it’s ripe, fruity and savoury. It’s light, bright and juicy – as you’d expect from a $12 buy – but there’s structure and stuffing rarely found in wines at this price. ● Enjoy with \ Margherita pizza

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GAGGAN ANAND’s progressive Indian restaurant, Gaggan, in Bangkok, is No. 23 on the list of the World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2016 and has held first place on Asia’s 50 Best list for the past three years. Gaggan, who created the striking dish on this week’s cover, is in Melbourne for the World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2017.

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THE WORLD’S 50 BEST RESTAURANTS \ It feels like we are forming a brotherhood. I’m very blessed to be a part of this.

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never tasted the scorpion fish and mustard leaf “taco” at Igni. That’s because staff pick five ($100) or eight ($150) dishes from Aaron Turner’s daily repertoire of 20 based on your specific dietary requirements, neighbouring tables and a friendly chat.

But I can tell you about al dente potato noodles, parboiled in starchy water and finished in the pan with chicken fat and garlic before being served with plump pippies and an egg yolk. Your table might not get to try it, but everyone can count on an assault of snacks to start.

Like the blackened carrot served beside

EXPLORING MELBOURNE \ I’ve read and seen so much about Australian chefs that I want to be adventurous while I am here. I love being able to find inspiration from my travels.

A SENSE OF PLACE \ I come from Calcutta and was always keen to bring British Raj colonial vibes into the restaurant. I am here to explore it in my own ways while neither devaluing nor upgrading my culinary heritage.

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PLAYING WITH MY FOOD \ At Gaggan, we enjoy the creative aspect of planning our dishes, where we create “fantasies” from our own memories of good food. We are not trying to make our food superior to the cuisine – even I love my traditional home-cooked Indian food and don’t want it to change.

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GOING TO O \ Words cannot describe how excited I am to be in the Royal Exhibition Building with some of the best chefs from around the globe when the World’s 50 Best Restaurants is announced on Wednesday night. This is an industry-only event, so check out my Instagram stories for a behind-the-scenes ticket. ● DRINKING \ Whitehart, a new CBD bar, has launched straight to the top of my “places to take non-Melburnians” list, because it doesn’t get much more Melbourne than a two-storey shipping container bar built on a carpark in a laneway. Think art installations, rotating food vendors, cocktails and craft beer. ● LISTENING TO \ The Pass food podcast has just released the final episode, which makes me sad, but means you can binge listen. Each 20 to 30-minute interview follows a chef or food personality to their kitchens and favourite haunts. Hosted by Magdalena Roze, it’s honest, entertaining and at times, raw. thepass.com.au ●

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brittle-skinned pork belly, charcoal-toned chairs and curtains reflect Aaron’s tendency to play with fire – ask for a seat at the blond-wood bar for a view into the open kitchen.

Request ice-cream for dessert: perhaps “flowering gum” that mimics blooming eucalypts, or a surprisingly sweet onion ice-cream with honeycomb – the legacy of Aaron’s previous restaurant, Loam, lives on through the latter.

If you’re matching drinks ($60 or $95) or testing out “unconventional reds”, catch the train. ● slevin@theweeklyreview.com.au

READING \ From the terrazzo pattern on the inside cover through to illustrated produce guides, I love everything about Emiko Davies’ new cookbook-cum-ode-to-Italy Acquacotta (Hardie Grant, $49.99). ●

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Tom Hiddleston’s Jonathan is recruited by the British secret service and sent after billionaire Richard Roper, who is thought to be at the centre of a black market arms trade.

Tom’s Teflon charms are very 007, but the real star is Broadchurch’s Olivia Colman as his rumpled handler. It also stars Melbourne’s own Elizabeth Debicki. ●

The Unmourned \ By Meg and Tom Keneally » $32.99 (Penguin) penguin.com.au Hugh Monsarrat is an ex-convict, now working as a clerk for the governor in colonial NSW. Along with his housekeeper Mrs Mulrooney, he is called upon to solve the occasional gruesome murder. Their latest case involves the death of the manager of the Female Factory (essentially a workhouse for women convicts), a man known to take salacious advantage of his charges.

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t’s too soon to talk about Hollywood endings, but Angourie Rice’s acting career has certainly had a fairytale start. Having made her feature film debut when most people are starting high school, the 16-year-old has already notched up lead roles beside luminaries such as Ryan Gosling, Russell Crowe and Nicole Kidman.

Right now, her biggest drama is trying to balance life as a screen star with completing VCE at Melbourne’s Princes Hill Secondary College. As luck would have it, her latest role in Aussie drama Jasper Jones allowed her to kill two birds with one stone. Playing Eliza, who is obsessed with Audrey Hepburn, Angourie used an English assignment to engage in a bit of character research.

“While I was filming, I had to do a school project that has been turned into a film, so I chose Breakfast at Tiffany’s. I read the book and I watched the film, which really helped me with Eliza,” Angourie says.

She says studying the American Civil War in history class also put her in good stead for her role in Sofia Coppola’s The Beguiled, due for release later this year.

While meeting professional and educational demands isn’t easy, Angourie says she appreciates the steadiness that school life brings. “I quite like the routine. I really enjoy getting back to reality and focusing on something other than my lines and who I was working with.”

As level-headed as she seems, you couldn’t blame her for getting distracted by her co-stars. When co-starring with Ryan Gosling in The Nice Guys, Angourie says it probably helped she hadn’t seen his movies. “I knew of his reputation, but I think it’s good that I wasn’t a hardcore fan. That would have scared him off a bit. But he was fantastic to work with.”

Still, she admits it’s strange to be working closely with people you’re accustomed to seeing on billboards.

“It is quite surreal and overwhelming. It’s like there are two different versions of Ryan Gosling that I know.

There’s Ryan, who I worked with. And there’s Ryan Gosling, teenage heartthrob, star of The Notebook.”

Among her school friends, however, her most exciting co-star isn’t Ryan but a certain web-slinger. Angourie has been cast as Betty Brant in the new Spider-Man: Homecoming film due later this year. Comic nerds will know Betty as one of Peter Parker’s paramours, but Angourie refuses to reveal whether she will be Spidey’s latest love interest. “I’ve been trained to say no comment,” she says.

For now, her focus is on Jasper Jones. Directed by Rachel Perkins, the drama is an adaptation of Craig Silvey’s acclaimed novel, in which bookish teen Charlie is drawn into an apparent murder mystery. Eliza is the sister of the dead girl, with some pretty heavy emotional baggage for a young actor to shoulder.

“It was difficult because all of her struggle happens in her head,” Angourie says. “Rachel was great at creating a safe environment to be in, which allowed me to not be scared of what anyone might do, say or think.”

If she sounds like a seasoned veteran, it’s for a good reason. Angourie has been acting as long as she can remember, making her stage debut at the age of two.

“I did a dance to I Just Can’t Wait To Be King from The Lion King King. I was in a lion onesie and I did a forward roll onstage and got up and did a roar into the microphone.”

With that, the theatre bug had bitten. It helped that Angourie, who is named after the beach in northern NSW where her grandmother lives, was from a theatrical background.

The daughter of a director and a playwright, Angourie hasn’t had any formal training, but she grew up hanging around rehearsal rooms after school. Early roles in a series of short films led to her being cast in her first feature at the age of 12 – Perth thriller These Final Hours. That part won her an American agent and an

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“It’s like there are two versions of Ryan Gosling – Ryan, who I worked with & Ryan, teenage heartthrob” audition for The Nice Guys. Stardom followed. If the Spider-Man role continues, Angourie will be spending a lot more time in Hollywood. She’s already considering universities a little closer to the action.

Given how fast her career has moved, does she ever wish her star had risen a little later in life? The leap from child star to adult actor remains a perilous one, after all.

“Not really,” she says. “I think that I’ve been taught by

my parents that the industry is always changing and I might never get a role again. If this industry allows me to keep working, I would love to. If not, then I have to remember that it’s not the end of the world. It all comes down to luck at a certain stage.” ● mbartlett@theweeklyreview.com.au » Jasper Jones is in cinemas now.

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His adaptation moves the action from a desert island to a deserted theatre.

Abandoned by adults, the boys forge a new and ultimately violent society of their own.

Sir Matthew says he chose the bleak text because he wanted to appeal to young male performers who might have imagined dance wasn’t for them. In casting local young men and non-dancers, he hoped to challenge expectations about dance as an art form – and what it means to be a man.

“The professionals involved in it are quite surprising to the boys when they turn up

to meet them. One of the most commonly said thing is that they don’t seem like dancers, they’re just ordinary blokes.”

Not that he wants the vibe to be too blokey. After all, many young men attracted to dance feel alienated by overtly masculine culture. Sir Matthew wants the society backstage to be more or less the reverse of what plays out on stage.

“What the boys see is people getting on with each other,” he says. “They see people being accepted for who they are.” ● mbartlett@theweeklyreview.com.au

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ritish choreographer Sir Matthew Bourne has a history of choosing improbable projects, including an all-male Swan Lake and an adaptation of Tim Burton’s film Edward Scissorhands.

His latest production is his most challenging yet – a bold dance interpretation of classic novel Lord of the Flies, starring a mix of professional and amateur dancers.

Sir Matthew says recruiting untrained performers (the Australian premiere features 23 boys and young men cast in grassroots sessions across Victoria) ensures the dancing retains a certain visceral quality.

“It’s about a group of innocent boys becoming savage animals and killing each other. That sort of story is not going to be told through classical ballet. That wouldn’t work,” he says.

“What works is having this troupe of young people because it’s quite raw. They all do the movement in slightly different ways, they’re not trained to be in unison.”

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PIXAR IN CONCERT Revisit family favourites with this school holiday spectacular from MSO. To a background of clips from Pixar classics including Finding Nemo, Toy Story and Monsters Inc., this two-hour show (with interval) features performances of Oscar and Grammy-winning scores from the likes of Thomas Newman and Patrick Doyle. There’s also an “autism friendly” show, designed for families and carers of children managing Down syndrome, ASD or sensory and communication disorders.

■ Hamer Hall, April 7 & 8, $94-$112, mso.com.au

IN THE ’HOOD SECRET MOVIE Surprise the kids with a free film these holidays. The title is under wraps, but it’s rated PG and based on a book series by Cornelia Funke, aka, Germany’s answer to J.K. Rowling.

■ April 6, 2pm. Watsonia Library, 4-6 Ibbottson Street, Watsonia.

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BLUESFEST SIDE SHOWS If you can’t make it to Byron, let Byron come to you. The best of this year’s Bluesfest is in town.

Fans of ’70s rock will be in psychedelic heaven for Santana’s show at Rod Laver next Tuesday, while pop-soul-jazz singer Ricki Lee Jones plays an intimate concert at Melbourne Recital Centre this Friday. If you’re after more recent acts, check out jazzman Gregory Porter, the spellbinding Laura Mvula or the soulful Corinne Bailey Rae. ■ From April 7, bluesfesttouring.com.au GIG

COMEDY ZONE ASIA Alongside the usual imports from COMEDY the US and Britain, this year’s Comedy Festival has a strong focus on the booming Asian stand-up circuit. Comedy Zone Asia is one of two big showcases on the program, featuring rising stars from Malaysia, Singapore and India.

Multilinguists might want to check out solo shows in Mandarin and Cantonese for a taste of the region’s non-English comedy scene.

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Will she dance again? If so, can she win a place in a prestigious New York production?

Unlike the recent Nowhere Boys flick, this looks genuinely cinematic, with a splash of foreign glamour. ■ Opens April 6, rated CTC, 90 minutes, studiocanal.com.au

CHORAL CONCERT Expect show tunes and opera choruses galore at the Heidelberg Choral Society’s Encore! Encore!

It will feature classics from Les Miserables and Phantom of the Opera.

■ April 8, 7.30pm. Ivanhoe Girls’ Grammar School, corner of Noel Street and Upper Heidelberg Road, Ivanhoe. Cost: $45. 9434 4742 or hcs.asn.au MALL WALKING Join in on healthy fun with this social exercise group, which meets Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings.

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■ Meet at 7.30am, outside Target, Level 2, Greensborough Plaza, 25 Main Street, Greensborough. Cost: free. greensboroughplaza.com.au ●

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f you take a drive west along the Calder Freeway, past the industrial precinct and the new housing estates, you’ll come to a little piece of country paradise.

Macedon is about an hour’s drive from Melbourne, and is named for the mountain that rises above the town. Sort of a younger sister of Daylesford, this historic town offers peaceful B&Bs, charming stores and cafes and is a stone’s throw from wineries, day spas and restaurants.

We arrive at the stunning Cottage at Bolobek, a bed and breakfast with more privacy and seclusion than most. The cottage is on the Bolobek Farm, owned by Brigid and Hugh Robertson, and Brigid greets us as we pull up the driveway.

She shows us around the cottage and how to use the fireplace, and also points out the walking trail on the property. The cottage has two bedrooms; it can be booked with the use of both or just one, depending on how many people are in your group.

We settle in and I take advantage of the huge bath in our bedroom’s en suite. Little touches, including underfloor heating and timber window shutters, make for a most luxurious experience.

Not too far from the cottage is Macedon Wine Room, an expansive wine bar and restaurant with glorious views of the

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We arrive just as the sun sets and enjoy a beautifully presented and oh-so-tasty meal.

The service is fantastic and we are given advice on which wines to try with our food of choice.

The next morning, we wake up rested and ready to cook up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen. Brigid has stocked our fridge with

local eggs, bacon, milk, yoghurt and cherry tomatoes (from the farm garden). She has also made fresh rhubarb compote – which is delicious.

Well-fed, we venture out to see the nearby sites, including driving up Mount Macedon and stopping for Insta-worthy photos of the foliage, which has turned shades of amber and crimson with the start of autumn. We also

stop at Hanging Rock before popping into Kyneton for lunch and to head to gourmet market Duck Duck Goose & Larder on Piper Street to pick up supplies for dinner.

Back at the cottage, we relax with a glass of bubbles on the porch, watch the sun go down, and wish the weekend would go on forever. ● JEMIMAH CLEGG jclegg@theweeklyreview.com.au

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Make the trip of about 40 minutes to Daylesford and indulge in a spa treatment at this award-winning day spa. Choose from a range of packages, including body treatments, massage, facials, and even a “dine and unwind” package, which includes a two-course lunch at the Lake House restaurant. The natural surrounds of the Lake House, named for its proximity to, and views of, Lake Daylesford, add to the serenity of this place of relaxation. ●

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The reality When guests walk into the industrialchic-inspired former timberyard, they are whisked away to the distillery room, where Wilma, Jude and Eileen reside. These are the custom-made copper pots, named after the three founders’ mothers, that are used to create Four Pillars gin.

Cameron explains which ingredients are used in each of the six gin varieties we smell and sip. Each botanical – such as juniper, lemon myrtle and star anise – is placed in a glass along the centre of the table so guests can sniff and touch the elements.

“It’s not a wine-tasting, it’s not intimidating,” Cameron says. “It’s transparent and fun, and just a bit different.”

He also discusses gin’s colourful history and its comeback as a desired cocktail ingredient after spending decades in vodka’s shadow. “Modern gin is now so much more

about innovative cocktails. It’s no longer nanna’s drink.” The ticket price includes the 90-minute behind-the-scenes talk and tasting plus a goodie bag with a 700-millilitre bottle of Rare Dry Gin, a jar of Four Pillars orange marmalade and a cocktail recipe book so you can start experimenting at home.

The pain factor As someone not accustomed to drinking straight spirits, the first sip was a baptism of fire. But each subsequent taste was more enjoyable than the last.

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The promise A fun and informative workshop with Four Pillars co-founder and distiller Cameron Mackenzie, who guides guests through the history of gin, its modern resurgence and the gin-making process. Since launching in 2013, the craft distillery has won medals and acclaim at home and abroad.

The pay-off I left the class with a greater appreciation for gin – from the intensive and time-consuming processes required to make it to the interesting ways it can be used in cocktails.

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I would love to do it again, and stay around for a negroni and some snacks at the bar. ● BRENDAN BALE bbale@theweeklyreview.com.au

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That depends on whether you want a sedan ($41,490) or the more popular wagon ($43,190). Either way, you get a turbocharged 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine that drives the front wheels through a clever electronically controlled, mechanically locking differential.

Naturally, as a top-of-the-range model, it is also loaded with gear, including active cruise control, dual-zone climate control, sat nav and smartphone apps such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. A five-year warranty with capped price servicing helps seal the deal.

Skoda’s place as a member of the Volkswagen Group allows it to use technology from its big brother. Intriguingly, this limited-run model is available only with a manual transmission and it features Volkswagen’s VAQ active differential as standard.

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Spunky, but not quite as agile as a Golf GTI. The Octavia hits a middle ground more fitting of its practical character, with more stability than Volkswagen’s benchmark hatch.

What’s it like inside?

A little demure, with swathes of black, charcoal and grey material broken up by red highlights. The gauge cluster is clear

and concise and the infotainment display works seamlessly. Prod the “vRS Mode” button on the centre console and you get a variety of driving modes, including a customisable setting that allows you to tailor the car’s steering, suspension or driveline responses.

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Would I buy it?

Yes indeed, the limited-edition 230 presses the right buttons with its clever diff and manual transmission. It also looks much better than the next-generation model, which has an odd-looking quad-headlamp design. ● editorial@theweeklyreview.com.au

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ruising along Wilfred Road in East Ivanhoe is a pleasant thing to do. The street has a gentle, almost soft, quality – perhaps it was the languid mid-afternoon light, perhaps the broad stretch of macadam framed by lovely family houses and verdant mature trees. Whatever the combination, it’s easy to see the appeal here.

No.18 is a fine-looking place. A deep-fronted garden with a side drive and paved pathway flanked by roses accompanies you to the pretty, elevated verandah and entry.

There’s a classic hallway on the other side of the front door, flowing down to the stairs and rear section, but before that, there are a couple of terrific spaces to explore.

One is the main bedroom, with a glorious bay window complete with accompanying seat so you can gaze over the garden and street. Here you also get a large walk-in wardrobe that leads to an en suite with double-basin marble-trim vanity.

Across the hall is bedroom two, with another front-facing view over that lovely verandah, as well as wall-to-wall storage.

Another good-sized bedroom offering similarly generous storage is behind the main bedroom on the left of the hall.

Beyond here, the powder room and handsome central bathroom are smartly sited, handy to the bedrooms and the rear living area.

The last room off the entry hallway is the thoroughly delightful formal dining room on the right. Double glass doors lead into this wonderful space, where two sets of bright casements on the western wall, along with the excellent dimensions, create an elegant room.

You can access the rear section from here as well as just beyond the bathroom on the left side of the hallway. Both channels lead into the impressively rangy open-plan area that flows across the back of the house.

To the left and set to the back is the attractive kitchen. The soberly handsome heft of the marble island bench is especially fine, with a cutaway corner bringing individuality as well as clever access and amenity.

In front here is the informal meals area, which leads left to the laundry.

Across to the right is the family room, with plenty of lounging space in front of the smart, low timber storage units and the rather striking brick and marble hearth.

Ranging across the back are two sets of excellent glass stacker doors that lead onto one of the best deck areas we’ve seen for awhile.

There’s a good patch of private garden out back that winds around to the west and the side drive and carport. A massive double garage offers a heap of storage, as well as what could be a fabulous studio.

You get a kitchenette here, a bathroom and – up in the roof, accessed by one of those pull-down ladders – a teenager’s dream retreat. Head back inside and up the stairs in the hall to even more space. Another brilliant retreat sits centrally up here with a bedroom at either end and a bathroom. ● LOU SWEENEY property@domain.com.au

FINAL WORD “AN ELEGANT FAMILY HOUSE WITH IMPECCABLE PRESENTATION IN A PRIME

AGENT Miles Real Estate 9490 0539 PRICE $1.6 million – $1.7 million AUCTION April 8 at 1pm OFI April 5, 2.30pm; April 6 & 8, 12.30pm SCHOOL ZONES + Ivanhoe East Primary + Marcellin College see more: domain.com.au

PROPERTY ID 2013450260

12km from Bourke Street

3079

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AGENT Barry Plant 9431 1222 PRICE $900,000 – $980,000 SALE BY SET DATE April 11 OFI By appointment SCHOOL ZONES + Warrandyte High + Research Primary + Eltham College

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PROPERTY ID 2013452241

27km from Bourke Street

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Built in 1946, this art deco house has benefited from many modern touches while still maintaining its classic roots. There’s the rounded dining and living room, a white interior scheme with splashes of pastel tones, a gazebo in the front garden and a spiral staircase. Viewing the stars from the spa out back, entertaining year-round in the heated, covered courtyard, and enjoying the sanctuary that is the upper-level main bedroom – with walk-in wardrobe, en suite, and balcony – have all been enjoyable for the vendors. Left of the entry is the huge living and dining room with open fireplace, and straight ahead is the kitchen with stone benchtops. At the back of the house are two bedrooms, a bathroom, study and sunroom. ● TOM HEATH A ATH

ELTHAM \ 340 MOUNT PLEASANT ROAD

LOCATION.” NATHAN PAPADOPOULOS – AGENT

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This raised house sits on a gob-smacking 10,000-square-metre plot of gorgeous bushland, the perfect backdrop for a serene lifestyle. You could host casual nights in the spacious rear lounge room, dinner by the fire in the openplan living and dining area or afternoon drinks on the huge raised deck. There’s even a paved barbecue area out the back, complete with a cubby house; the two-storey studio lies beyond.

Left from the entry is a bedroom, followed by the open-plan living/dining zone, with the kitchen in one corner. To the right of the entry, past the laundry and powder room, are the lounge room, family bathroom and remaining bedrooms, including main with walk-in wardrobe. ● TOM HEATH A ATH

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IVANHOE \ 1/120 FORD STREET

AGENT Jellis Craig 9403 9300 PRICE $1.3 million + AUCTION April 8 at 11am OFI April 6, 6pm; April 8, 10.30am SCHOOL ZONES + Ivanhoe Primary + Ivanhoe Grammar + Ivanhoe Girls’ Grammar

This townhouse is the complete package, with a well-considered floor plan, a garden landscaped to perfection and a ripper location. It also has all the space and amenities to house a large family, with living zones upstairs and down.

The front yard shows off a neatly manicured lawn and patches of well-tended garden.

Combined with the house’s dark brick exterior and front wall, it’s a strong first impression.

Behind the central front door, there’s a formal living

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PROPERTY ID 2013462236

12km from Bourke Street

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room to the left of the entry, with the main bedroom to the right.

The bedroom has an en suite and walk-in wardrobe, with north-facing windows offering a view across the front garden and street.

Further inside, past a powder room and laundry, is the huge open-plan dining, living and kitchen area.

In this long, east-facing room, white walls are complemented by the oak shelving and floorboards, and the kitchen shines with stainless-steel appliances, a glossy stone island bench and tiled splashback.

Stacker doors open to the deck, which has ample space for a dining table, chairs and a barbecue. A path leads along the property boundary to the double garage at the rear of the block.

Upstairs, there’s a carpeted retreat, the stone-tiled main bathroom and the three remaining bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes.

A side driveway leads to the double garage. Family vehicles might spend a lot of time here, as there are shops, schools and the Darebin Creek parklands within an easy stroll. ● TOM HEATH

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AG E NT’S CH O ICE POSTCODE

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101 Napoleon Street, Eltham 3

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5/4 Salisbury Avenue, Ivanhoe 1

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POSTCODE

3088

6 McKenzie Court, Greensborough 3

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POSTCODE

3095

102 Glen Park Road, Eltham North 3

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Agent: Aaron Yeats 0400 067 024 .................................................................

Price: POA .................................................................

Auction: Saturday April 8 at 10am .................................................................

OFI: Thu 5.30-6pm; Sat from 9.30am .................................................................

Agent: Brad Pearce 0409 679 414 .................................................................

Price: $390,000 - $410,000 .................................................................

Auction: Saturday April 22 at 1pm .................................................................

OFI: Thu 6-6.30pm; Sat 10-10.30am .................................................................

Agent: Graham Betts 0418 379 128 .................................................................

Price: $650,000 + .................................................................

Auction: Saturday April 29 at 2pm .................................................................

OFI: Wed 6-6.30pm, Sat noon-12.30pm .................................................................

Agent: Gayle Blackwood 0408 776 070 .................................................................

Price: $940,000 - $1 million .................................................................

Auction: Saturday May 6 at 11am .................................................................

OFI: Thu & Sat 1.30-2pm .................................................................

Set on a 1014sqm allotment, this welltended family home offers an inviting interior and is in a peaceful, leafy location with easy access to Eltham amenities.

A boutique setting in a blue-chip position is just the beginning with this smart firstfloor apartment in Ivanhoe's sought-after Rockbeare precinct.

Opposite Barclay Park and close to the preschool, primary school and two secondary colleges, this renovated home provides the ideal setting for family living.

Solidly constructed in 150-year-old handmade Hawthorn bricks that enhance interior spaces, this house offers complete comfort through a clever floor plan.

Let's eat lunch @ Small Plates, 9a Arthur Street Let's eat dinner @ Maroush, 1092 Main Road Let's drink coffee @ Second Home, 21 Brougham Street

Let's eat lunch @ Vasko, 111 Upr Heidelberg Road Let's eat dinner @ Va Tutto, 226 Upr Heidelberg Road Let's drink coffee @ Tre Fontane, 218 Upr Heidelberg Road

Let's eat lunch @ Mabel Jones, 67 Grimshaw Street Let's eat dinner @ Cafe Spice, 4/118 Main Street Let's drink coffee @ Hahndorf's, 101 Grimshaw Street

Let's eat lunch @ Pierross, 5/9-11 Dudley Street Let's eat dinner @ Eira Lounge, 1 Pryor Street Let's drink coffee @ Lilies on Brougham, 62 Brougham Street

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ELTHAM \ 19 EUCALYPTUS ROAD If you’ve been looking for a house brimming with character, you’d be hard pressed to top this Eltham beauty. Nestled amid bush on an undulating 5082-square-metre plot, the four-bedroom mud-brick house was built in the late 1970s by renowned designer Alistair Knox and Myer Music Bowl engineer Roy Johnson.

Knox was a passionate environmentalist and devoted to using natural resources in his work. This house is a Knox classic, showing off salvaged timber and red bricks, along with mud bricks made on site.

And what a house it is. Fans of the open-plan lifestyle will have to pick their jaws up off the floor once they step through the main entry.

They’ll be blown away by the space on offer, as well as the dining and family room, with its huge timber columns, red-brick flooring and two open fireplaces.

Off to the right is the kitchen and meals area. It has more timber styling and a rugged timber island bench.

The bedrooms and bathrooms are upstairs. The slope of the block allows each bedroom to have its own external entry, so going on that early morning jog won’t wake anyone.

Every room in the house has gigantic windows, bringing in natural light and constant views of the gorgeous surrounding foliage.

With its indigenous plant species and even a dam, the property provides opportunities for exploration and incredible views from the covered outdoor dining area. ● TOM HEATH A ATH

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AGENT Morrison Kleeman 9431 2444 PRICE $1.4 million – $1.5 million EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Close April 19 at 5pm OFI By appointment SCHOOL ZONES + Eltham East Primary + Warrandyte High + Glen Katherine Primary see more: domain.com.au

PROPERTY ID 2013459936

25km from Bourke Street

POSTCODE

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14 Autumn Rise, Bundoora 3

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154 Grandview Grove, Rosanna 4

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4 Billy Tea Court, Greensborough 6

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3 Yellow Box Terrace, Heidelberg 4

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Agent: Michael Egan 0409 416 546 .................................................................

Price: $770,000 + .................................................................

Auction: Saturday April 8 at 3pm .................................................................

OFI: As advertised or by appointment .................................................................

Agent: Greg Taylor 0409 090 611 .................................................................

Price: POA .................................................................

Auction: Saturday April 8 at 11.30am .................................................................

OFI: As advertised or by appointment .................................................................

Agent: Graham Morrison 0417 101 997 .................................................................

Price: $1.35 million - $1.45 million .................................................................

EOI: Close April 11 at 5pm (unless sold prior) .................................................................

OFI: As advertised or by appointment .................................................................

Agent: James Davis 0411 130 111 .................................................................

Price: $2.1 million - $2.2 million .................................................................

Auction: Saturday April 22 at 11am .................................................................

OFI: Wed 5.15-5.45pm; Sat 2-2.30pm .................................................................

This house offers open-plan living, a formal lounge and a choice of outdoor entertainment zones. It also has ducted heating and evaporative cooling.

Magnificent uninterrupted views sweep before this four-bedroom-plus-study family residence. Moments to schools, Rosanna Parklands, shopping and trains.

This extraordinarily spacious home brilliantly blends function and form to deliver a superb family living environment.

This sensational indoor-outdoor family sanctuary is a rare discovery. Yarra River parkland welcomes you at the end of an exclusive lifestyle cul-de-sac.

Let's eat lunch @ Vorea Polaris, 2-6 Copernicus Crescent Let's eat dinner @ Narai Thai, 597 Grimshaw Street Let's drink coffee @ Cafe Lucio, 27/31 Plenty Road

Let's eat lunch @ Miss Marie Cafe, 45 Beetham Parade Let's eat dinner @ Jade Kingdom, 235 Waiora Road Let's drink coffee @ Jillian's Cafe, 115 Lower Plenty Road

Let's eat lunch @ Mabel Jones, 67 Grimshaw Street Let's eat dinner @ Peppercorn Thai, 81 Grimshaw Street Let's drink coffee @ Clay Oven 19 Greenhill Road

Let's eat lunch @ Cellini, 191 Burgundy Street Let's eat dinner @ Little Black Pig, 48 Burgundy Street Let's drink coffee @ Vyve Cafe, 184 Burgundy Street APRIL 5, 2017 \ THE WEEKLY REVIEW 23

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Ivanhoe East 18 Wilfred Road

6A 4B 2C

Elegance Merges to Contemporary Design

In Room Auction

A lovely street offsets of the manicured landscaped gardens of this superbly renovated, six bedroom four bathroom period residence allowing a sophisticated perspective on traditionally-styled and contemporary updates in a prized location. Beautifully framed by classic character and sleek design elements showcase the superior finishes of this family masterpiece offering of an immediately rewarding lifestyle in great proximity to schools, amenities, shops and transport.

Tues 11 April 6.30 for 7pm start Manningham City Council | 699 Doncaster Road, Doncaster View Thurs 7-7.30pm, Sat 10-10.30am & Sun 1-1.30pm Nathan Papadopoulos 0401 540 408 nathan.papadopoulos@raywhite.com James Goulopoulos 0402 437 223 james.goulopoulos@raywhite.com raywhitemanningham.com

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ed Li st Ju st Watsonia 28 Curtis Avenue

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Picture Perfect Located in the heart of Watsonia, this stunning home has a sense of quality and style from the moment you cast your eyes on it. The manicured gardens lead to the front door and upon entrance you’re greeted with an abundance of natural light and beautiful Black Butt hardwood flooring that flows through the home.

The heart of the home is filled with light and graced with a stunning kitchen boasting stone bench tops, S/S appliances and a dishwasher, dishwasher while it overlooks the expansive living and meals area. Further room for entertaining is on offer of with a huge rumpus/theatre/lounge room that adds flexibility and a second living area for those who have kids.

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Auction Four fantastic bedrooms with BIRs are on offer of while the master bedroom boasts a stunning ensuite and a great size WIR, while the central bathroom caters for the kids.

For those looking to entertain you have a stunning outdoor alfresco area while overlooking the manicured, low maintenance backyard. Add to this quality fixtures and fittings including plantation shutters, ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, security doors, alarm, 2 car garage with remote and internal access and you have one of the finest homes of ed in this charming suburb. offer

Saturday 6th May at 12.00pm View Sat 11-11.30am & Tues 6-6.30pm Nick Ristevski 0415 462 380 nick.ristevski@raywhite.com raywhite.com

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Ray White Bundoora

Bundoora 275 Greenwood Drive

2 Bed ~ 1 Bath ~ 1 Car

First Class Opportunity. Top Class Location This original home on a generous 670 m2 corner allotment (approx) is ready for a new owner with an eye for value and a vision for the future. Diagonally opposite Gresswell Park, seconds from the bus and an easy stroll to the station and the centre of Watsonia’s thriving Village strip, it invites endless possibilities and enjoys superb lifestyle advantages. Live in or let out while making plans to renovate or rebuild, or capitalise on the access from Ladd Street and consider redevelopment. (all stca)

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AUCTION LAND INSPECT CONTACT

This Saturday April 8 at 11.00am 670 sqm Approx Saturday from 10.30am Dennis Langham 0419 514 549 Emily Pecora 0403 748 408

9432 2544

Greensborough 11 Carnon Street

3 Bed ~ 1 Study ~ 2 Bath ~ 2 Car

Showpiece Living With Superb Spaces By trading right angle walls and ceilings for a variety of angles, the architect behind this fabulous family home in the sought after Greenhill Estate has blended efficient function with unique visual interest. Well laid out spilt level’s introduce a choice of living zones all opening to alfresco areas, deluxe stone kitchen with quality appliances, and three bedrooms including main with spa ensuite on its own level. A home office with internal and external access ensures flexible family perfection.

AUCTION LAND INSPECT CONTACT

Saturday April 29 at 11.00am 1400sqm Approx Wednesday 3.00 - 3.30pm Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm Daniel Leibowitz 0428 812 636 Christie Clarkson 0411 467 676

Greensborough 7 Lear Court

4 Bed ~ 1 Study ~ 2 Bath ~ 2 Car

Superior Living In A Garden Oasis Secluded among easy care natives and located with parklands, schools, bus, shopping and cafĂŠs within an easy walk, this perfectly presented Apollo Parkways home will exceed your expectations. Formal lounge with open fireplace, formal dining, family living and the study are set around a striking updated stainless steel kitchen with dual ovens. The main bedroom includes built-in and walk-in robes and is served by a 5-star hotel inspired luxury ensuite. The family bathroom reflects the same stylish sophistication.

Greensborough

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PRICE GUIDE OFFERS CLOSE LAND INSPECT CONTACT

$690,000 to $759,000 Monday May 1 at 5.00pm 690 sqm Approx Wed 4.00 - 4.30pm, Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm Daniel Leibowitz 0428 812 636 Christie Clarkson 0411 467 676

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ELTHAM NORTH 144 PROGRESS ROAD Searching for quality Eltham living with a little something extra? This superb "Modernist" home designed by renowned architect Glyn Lewis, will exceed all expectations! The residence is set amid picturesque gardens that offer privacy and natural beauty, while the stylish interior showcases soaring high ceilings and immense picture windows. An open kitchen/meals/family zone, fireside lounge, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and mezzanine study complete the practical floor plan. A vast alfresco deck leads to the beautiful garden with lawn, playground and a leafy backdrop. Extras include in-floor heating, air-conditioning, shed, water tank, 5-car accommodation and a full range of shops, schools, public transport and other Eltham amenities nearby.

Ivanhoe 9499 7992 Rosanna 9459 8111 28 The weekly review \ APRIL 5, 2017

Eltham 9431 1222 Doreen 9717 8801

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METHOD Sat 22 April 10:00am INSPECT

Thursday 6:30 - 7:00pm & Saturday 1:30 - 2:00pm Photo ID required

CONTACT

Aaron Yeats 0400 067 024 Daniel Brittain 0433 066 217 ELTHAM 9431 1222

Diamond Creek 9438 1133 Greensborough 9432 1444

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ROSANNA 3 CRAMPTON CRESCENT Superbly located in the much sought after Golf Links Estate, this is a wonderfully presented high quality single level family home. This home comprises 4 bedrooms (master with ensuite and WIR), 2 bathrooms, study, open plan kitchen, meals and 2 living areas. Enjoy the luxury in the comfort of the ducted heating and evaporative cooling or make your way through the delightful bi-folding doors to your private undercover alfresco area complete with a premium in-built 6 seater spa. Other features include a brand new exposed aggregate driveway, polished floors and newly carpeted bedrooms.

Schools, trains, restaurants, shopping and many parks moments away.

Ivanhoe 9499 7992 Rosanna 9459 8111

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Thursday 4:30 - 5:00pm & Saturday 10:00 - 10:30am Photo ID required

CONTACT

Brett Greig 0431 798 237 Jeremiah Antypas 0400 793 457 ROSANNA 9459 8111

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Eltham 9431 1222 Doreen 9717 8801

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ELTHAM 1 MOOLA PLACE This classic family home enjoys a prized park-side position that creates a wonderful sense of space certain to appeal to many buyers. The generous floor plan delivers 3 spacious living zones, timber kitchen, 3 robed bedrooms, flexible study/4th bedroom, 2 bathrooms, and a powder room. Relax and entertain outdoors while the kids play in the established rear garden that blurs into adjacent parkland complete with playground!

Additional features such as ducted heating, evaporative cooling, double carport, garden shed and close proximity to Eltham College, CLC, bus, train and Eltham shops. Now is the time to act!

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METHOD Sat 29 April 2:00pm INSPECT

Saturday 2:15 - 2:45pm Photo ID required

CONTACT

Aaron Yeats 0400 067 024 John Le Gros 0422 608 038 ELTHAM 9431 1222

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ELTHAM 340 MT PLEASANT ROAD Nestled on 2.5 acres of glorious bushland, this superb home is wonderfully private and immersed in natural beauty, delivering open living/dining, lounge/media room, gourmet kitchen with quality s/steel appliances, 3 robed bedrooms and generous family bathroom.

A separate Cedar studio with mezzanine could be used by the artist, writer, mechanic or musician in the family. The entertainer´s deck is another highlight, as is the natural bush setting, seasonal creek and long list of quality extras. Enjoying a prestigious Eltham locale within easy reach of quality schooling, shops, train station, cafes, Montsalvat and beautiful parklands, this home is a true sanctuary.

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METHOD Tue 11 April 6:00pm unless sold prior PRICE

$900,000 - $980,000

INSPECT

by appointment Photo ID required

CONTACT

Aaron Yeats 0400 067 024 John Le Gros 0422 608 038 ELTHAM 9431 1222

AUCTION THIS SATURDAYI

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GREENSBOROUGH 3/95 ALEXANDRA STREET Discover modern easy living in the heart of Greensborough with ´Abbey Lane´, prime position only 500 metres from shops, schools, parks and public transport. All on a single level, this quality-built property boasts light-filled living areas and is designed for wheelchair access with assistance railing in the ensuite and bathroom. The threebedroom home affords an inviting living-meals area with bamboo floors, connecting to a bright, modern kitchen opening to a paved alfresco area in the landscaped lowmaintenance native backyard. The safe, secure property is in a sought-after location in a friendly and welcoming neighbourhood.

Ivanhoe 9499 7992 Rosanna 9459 8111 30 The weekly review \ APRIL 5, 2017

Eltham 9431 1222 Doreen 9717 8801

METHOD Sat 8 April 2:00pm INSPECT

Thursday 5:00 - 5:30pm, Friday 5:00 - 5:30pm & Saturday 1/2 hour prior to auction Photo ID required

CONTACT

Kim Jarvie-Pridham 0412 237 123 ELTHAM 9431 1222

Diamond Creek 9438 1133 Greensborough 9432 1444

AUCTION THIS SATURDAYI

LOWER PLENTY 45/123 MAIN ROAD

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ELTHAM 101 NAPOLEON STREET

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Set in a modern resort-inspired residential complex with a communal swimming pool, sauna, BBQ area and billiard room, this one-bedroom, open-plan apartment epitomises stress-free, sophisticated living. Whether buying your first home or downsizing, there are no compromises with this residence.

Set on a 1014m2 allotment, this well-tended family home comprises a spacious lounge room, timber kitchen/dining, 3 bedrooms, 2 well-placed bathrooms, flexible study/retreat and an enclosed indoor/outdoor room. Finishing touches include ducted heating, air-conditioning and 5-car accommodation.

METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

$340,000 Thur 2;30 - 3:00pm & Sat 10:00 - 10:30am Photo ID required Pina Kara 0415 911 437 Stuart McLeod 0468 742 868 ELTHAM 9431 1222

ELTHAM 249 BOLTON STREET

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Sat 8 April 10:00am $800,000 - $880,000 Thur 5:30 - 6:00pm & Sat 1/2 hour prior to auction Photo ID required Aaron Yeats 0400 067 024 John Le Gros 0422 608 038 ELTHAM 9431 1222

WATTLE GLEN 2/29 SUNNYSIDE CRESCENT

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Few compare to this family-sized home on an landscaped allotment of 1,078m2 (approx.) with superb indoor/outdoor connection and spacious family appeal.

Accommodation includes Caesar stone kitchen, 3 living areas, 7 robed bedrooms, study, 2 bathrooms and a covered alfresco (with outdoor kitchen).

Easy living with elevated views can be yours in this low maintenance home, delivering open plan kitchen/living/dining zone, a covered deck & paved garden terrace that makes alfresco dining almost irresistible. With ducted heating, aircon, hardwood floors & under-house storage. Walk to school, café/store & train.

METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

METHOD GUIDE INSPECT CONTACT

Tue 11 April 6:00pm unless sold prior $800,000 - $880,000 Sat 11:00 - 11:30am Photo ID required Aaron Yeats 0400 067 024 John Le Gros 0422 608 038 ELTHAM 9431 1222

Ivanhoe 9499 7992 Rosanna 9459 8111

Eltham 9431 1222 Doreen 9717 8801

Tuesday 11th April at 5pm unless sold prior $450,000 - $490,000 Saturday 10:15 - 10:45am Photo ID required Estelle Twomey 0418 298 822 Peter Koiker 0418 382 959 DIAMOND CREEK 9438 1133

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DIAMOND CREEK 413 RYANS ROAD

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DIAMOND CREEK LOT 2, 61-119 GRASSY FLAT ROAD

Positioned within the SHSC zone with easy access to Diamond Creek & St Helena amenities. Offering 2 living zones, covered alfresco deck and a secluded family-friendly garden. With extras such as ducted heating/cooling, secure garage and OSP, you are moments from the bus, train and Ring Road.

In a highly sought after location on a desirable 1004sqm, this block offers a great opportunity only a short drive to train, bus, schools and shops. Backing onto private acreage, this large block will suit a variety of home styles, still leaving room for a pool or shed in the backyard. Build your dream home here.

METHOD GUIDE INSPECT CONTACT

METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

$659,000 Wed 4:00 - 4:30pm & Sat 10:00 - 10:30am Photo ID required Justin Booth 0417 034 369 Joanna Hargreaves 0412 554 016 DIAMOND CREEK 9438 1133

$469,000 Rep on Site Sat 10:30 - 11:00am Photo ID required Peter Koiker 0418 382 959 Justin Booth 0417 034 369 DIAMOND CREEK 9438 1133

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BULLEEN 3A King Street Avail NOW $280PW 2BR unit, gas heating, A/ A C, BIRs & laundry. Contact Kay HEIDELBERG 13/38 Yarra Street Avail 21 Apr $290PW Renov 1BR apartment, heating/cooling, car space. Contact Joanne HEIDELBERG 3/2 Andrews Street Avail 29 Apr $315PW 2BR unit, gas htg, BIRs, laundry, OSP x 1. Contact Kay DOREEN 32 Thoroughbred Blvd Avail NOW $330PW 2BR, BIRs, D/H, s/sys, deck & garage. Contact Carly MERNDA 52 Schotters Road Avail NOW $345PW Renov 3BR home, heating/cooling & OSP x 2. Contact Brodie DOREEN 14 Peterbrough Drive Avail NOW $360PW 3BR, ensuite, D/H, solar panels & dbl garage. Contact Brodie DOREEN 2 Bear Crescent Avail NOW $385PW 4BR T/ T H, 3 bthrms, study nook, D/H & dble gge. Contact Carly WATSONIA 42 Elwers Street Avail NOW $400PW Renov 3BR, BIRs, PFBs, shed & garage. Contact Bill MONTMORENCY 198 Sherbourne RdAvail NOW $410-$420PW New 2 & 3BR, heating/cooling & 1-2 garage. Contact Megan DOREEN 23 Mabel Street Avail 1 May $420PW 4BR homes, 3 x living, heating/cooling, dbl gge. Contact Brodie G’BOROUGH 90 Warralong Avenue Avail NOW $420PW 3BR home, PBs, d/w / , heating/cooling & c’port. Contact Joanne /w ELTHAM 13 Ashdale Grove Avail NOW $480PW 3BR, ensuite, heating/cooling, carport & shed. Contact Bill KINGSBURY 6/979-985 Plenty Road Avail NOW $500PW 4BR home, d/w / , 2 bthrms, c/y /w / ard, dble gge. Contact Megan /y

ELTHAM 63 Henry Street Avail 12 May $500PW 4BR, renov kitch, heating/cooling, OSP. Contact Megan HEIDELBERG 103/120 Burgundy St Avail NOW $500-$550PW 2BR, ensuite, balcony, d/w / , study area & secure park. Contact Di /w MACLEOD 14 Cooley Avenue Avail 13 Apr $520PW 4BR home, heating/cooling, c/y / ard. G’den mtnce inc. Contact Bill /y HEIDELBERG 1/57 Rosanna Road Avail NOW $520PW 3BR, 2 bth, d/w / , balcont, dbl gge. Contact Di /w LWR PLENTY 2/155 Main Road Avail NOW $550PW D/S 3BR T/ T H, ensuite, heating/cooling, dble gge. Contact Megan ELTHAM 63 Silver Street Avail NOW $560PW 3BR + study, heating/cooling, balc & dble gge. Contact Megan ELTHAM 4 Punari Mews Avail NOW $570PW 4BR home, rumpus, heating/cooling & dbl gge. Contact Megan H’BERG HEIGHTS 1/21 Law Street Avail NOW $580PW New d/storey, 2 bthrm, heating/cooling, dbl gge. Contact Virginia H’BERG HEIGHTS 13 Skeggs Cres Avail NOW $585PW 3BR d/storey, 2 bthrm, study, heating/cooling. Contact Virginia VIEWBANK 111 Rutherford Road Avail 16 May $600PW 4BR d/storey, renov kitch, heating/cooling, dbl gge. Contact Di IVANHOE 4 Clarence Street Avail NOW $720PW 4BR, 2 bthrms, d/h, cooling, shed & dble c’port. Contact Virginia NORTHCOTE 135 Victoria Road Avail NOW $950PW 4BR Cal Bung, d/w / , heating/cooling, 2 sheds. Contact Lauren /w EAGLEMONT 67 The Righi Avail NOW $1265PW Renov 4BR, WIR, GFP, d/w / , heating & OSP. Contact Lauren /w

RESEARCH 7/1625 Main Road Avail NOW $15,990PA Factory/ y/w y/ /warehouse (110sqm approx), kitchen, mezzanine, office & parking. Figure excludes GST & Outgoings. Contact Virginia BUNDOORA 27/20 Enterprise Drive Avail NOW $32,000PA 129sqm approx office, kitchenette, lift access, u/g parking & 2 car spaces. Figure excludes GST & Outgoings. Contact Virginia H’BERG H 473 Upper H’berg Rd Avail NOW $34,999PA New 140sqm w/ w 5 offices, reception, kitchen, heating, alarm & car park x 2. Figure excludes GST & Outgoings. Contact Virginia IVANHOE 1R/1 Westley Avenue Avail NOW $48,000PA New 108sqm cafe/rest/bar, 2 storage rms, small office & parking.

Figure excludes GST & Outgoings. Contact Virginia HEIDELBERG 10 Martin Street Avail NOW $79,900PA New 151sqm medical suite, heating, kitchen, 2 lifts, parking; CCTV, elec & Outgoings incl. Figure excludes GST. Contact Virginia RESERVOIR 48-50 Edwardes Street Avail NOW $110,000PA 490sqm approx bar/cafe, store rm/office, cooling, 8 car parks & outdoor area. Outgoings inc, figure excludes GST. Contact Virginia IVANHOE 1065 Heidelberg Road Avail NOW $150,000PA New 875sqm approx showroom, w/ w hop, cooling, carpark & car lift.

Figure excludes GST & Outgoings. Contact Virginia

OVER 100 YEARS OF PROPERTY MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE Di Bryan 0400 911 005

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Megan Kimpton 0434 100 225

Bill Diamantopoulos 0431 401 720

Eltham 9431 1222 Doreen 9717 8801

Virginia Sier 0401 519 666

Brodie Aston 0437 011 495

Carly Duncan 0448 070 329

Diamond Creek 9438 1133 Greensborough 9432 1444

Kay Anderson 0414 249 576

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GREENSBOROUGH 110 Warralong Avenue

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GREENSBOROUGH 33-35 Jessop Street

Sat 29 April at 1pm Thu 6-6.30pm & Sat 11-11.30 $875,000 - $950,000 Jim Papadopoulos 0403 743 374 Luke Coventry 0411 233 579

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AUCTION INSPECT GUIDE CONTACT

Sat 22 April at 11am Thu 2-2.30 & Sat 10-10.30 $880,000 - $960,000 Kerrie Ferrari 0409 939 779 Luke Coventry 0411 233 579

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AUCTION THIS SATURDAY ELTHAM 4 Catherine Court

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This stylish home amid stunning leafy surrounds offers an enticing Eltham lifestyle where you can walk to school, shops and train station with ease. This superb home blends exposed beams, natural light and generous proportions throughout 3 living zones, updated Caesarstone kitchen, 5 robed bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a covered alfresco zone (with spa). Other highlights include ducted heating/vacuum, air-con, family-friendly lawn, powered shed and triple carport.

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Saturday 8th April at 2.00pm 787m2 approx Thur 6 - 6.30pm Sat 1.30 - 2pm Kevin Davy 0438 069 138 Jeremy Cleaver 0403 199 511 1004 Main Road, Eltham 9439 4022

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY ELTHAM 19 Quentin Way

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This fabulous designer home balances smooth contemporary lines with rustic Eltham surrounds, delivering 3 spacious living zones, quality kitchen with stainless steel appliances, 5 bedrooms (master with luxe ensuite), study, stylish bathroom and practical laundry. The entertainer’s deck overlooks a sparkling swimming pool, synthetic turf and Eltham treetops, while extras include in-floor heating, gas log fire, air-con, timber floors, double garage and proximity to all Eltham amenities.

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Saturday 8th April at 12.00pm 896m2 approx Thur 5 - 5.30pm Sat 11.30 - 12pm Lee Murray 0428 119 262 Jeremy Cleaver 0403 199 511 1004 Main Road, Eltham 9439 4022

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AUCTION THIS SATURDAY MONTMORENCY 2/17 Aanensen Court Nestled in a beautiful boutique complex, this sparkling single level home enjoys plenty of privacy and a stylish modern interior comprising kitchen/ meals/living with Caesar stone and 900mm s/steel cooker, 3 robed bedrooms, 2-way bathroom with separate toilet and full-sized laundry. A covered alfresco terrace leads to very pretty gardens - perfect for outdoor relaxation. Extras include ducted heating/cooling, garden shed, double garage and a short walk to Were Street shops, cafes and train station.

BRIAR HILL 1/30 Boyce Avenue

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AUCTION Saturday 8th April at 1.00pm INSPECT Thur 6 - 6.30pm Sat 12.30 - 1pm CONTACT Sue Stone 0416 055 159 Stuart Buckingham 0411 743 336 OFFICE 104 Grimshaw St, Greensborough PHONE 9435 0999

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This immaculate home offers classy modern living, boasting plantation shutters, timber floors & a well-balanced design including a beautiful open living/dining zone with wood fire, quality kitchen with s/steel appliances, stone benchtops & workstation, 2 robed BRs, 2 modern bathrooms with floor to ceiling tiles & powder room downstairs. Outside, the stunning rear garden is easy to manage, with private leafy borders, synthetic lawn & spa. Extras include split system heating/ cooling x 3, remote integrated garage with internal access & top convenience.

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AUCTION Saturday 22nd April at 11.00am INSPECT Thur 5 - 5.30pm Sat 11 - 11.30am CONTACT Stuart Buckingham 0411 743 336 Troy Clarke 0439 286 780 OFFICE 104 Grimshaw St, Greensborough PHONE 9435 0999

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AUCTION THIS SATURDAY WATSONIA House 2/42 Wattle Drive

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Just moments from the bus stop, Watsonia train station and shops, this single level home is positioned close to all the action, delivering a carpeted lounge room, adjoining kitchen/meals with courtyard view, 3 robed bedrooms, 2-way bathroom and a courtyard garden designed to keep life simple. Additional features include ducted heating, air-con, neutral dĂŠcor, garden shed and integrated double garage. Within easy reach of the Ring Road, Northland and Heidelberg hospitals.

BUNDOORA 23 Greenhills Road

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AUCTION Saturday 8th April at 2.00pm INSPECT Wed 5 - 5.30pm Sat 1.30 - 2pm CONTACT Stuart Buckingham 0411 743 336 Ashley Maggs 0437 767 765 OFFICE 104 Grimshaw St, Greensborough PHONE 9435 0999

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This spacious family home on 932m approx., just metres from Northpark Private Hospital offers huge potential for health-affiliated suites or a family residence where you can work from home in a 3-room office. The generous design boasts 3 living zones, gourmet kitchen, 4 robed bedrooms, study/5th bedroom, 3 bathrooms and home office. The large block provides 10+ car parking and scope for more (STCA). Includes ducted heat/cooling, alarm and easy access to Ring Road, University Hill and tram.

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AUCTION Saturday 29th April at 2.00pm INSPECT Thur 5 - 5.30pm Sat 11 - 11.30am CONTACT David Oakley 0439 397 284 Scott Anderson 0412 855 775 OFFICE 104 Grimshaw St, Greensborough PHONE 9435 0999

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AUCTION THIS SATURDAY YALLAMBIE 24 Bimbadeen Crescent

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This sturdy brick residence enjoys a family-friendly single level design and scope to add your personal touch as you please. The spacious interior delivers a large lounge, kitchen/meals/family zone, 3 robed bedrooms (master with modern ensuite), family bathroom, study and a deep balcony overlooking the in-ground pool. Extras include ducted heating/cooling, alarm, double carport and workshop. Walk to local shops, schools, kindergarten, bus stop and parklands with ease.

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ELTHAM 92 Pitt Street AUCTION LAND SIZE INSPECT CONTACT OFFICE PHONE

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Saturday 8th April at 12.00pm 558m2 approx Thur 6 - 6.30pm Sat 11,30 - 12pm Stuart Buckingham 0411 743 336 Ashley Maggs 0437 767 765 104 Grimshaw St, Greensborough 9435 0999

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This classic residence on a substantial 863m2 approx., is positioned in ever-popular central Eltham with immense potential for development or construction of your dream brand new home (STCA). In such a fabulous location every effort will be rewarded - you are a short stroll from primary and secondary schools, cafes, shops and train station.

The existing home offers rental potential while you make further plans, featuring open plan kitchen/meals/living, 2 bathrooms and 2 bedrooms.

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Saturday 22nd April at 2.00pm 863m2 approx Thur 6 - 6.30pm Sat 1 - 1.30pm David Oakley 0439 397 284 Scott Anderson 0412 855 775 104 Grimshaw St, Greensborough 9435 0999

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121 The Righi, EAGLEMONT Eaglemont Excellence, Expansive Allotment The gracious Mount Eagle profile of ´Hillcrest´ provides an inviting prelude to its superb family spaces, refined quality and alfresco entertaining with mountain views. This spacious 2-level residence on 1001m2 (approx) affords an unrivalled indoor-outdoor family lifestyle boasting 5BRs, study, family room, sitting room, rumpus, outstanding kitchen, 3 bathrooms, solar electricity, huge deck, pool, self-contained apartment and DLUG. Text 121therighi to 0416 907 825 for more details or visit milesre.com.au

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$2,650,000-$2,750,000

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Damien Carter 0438 850 166 Sue Lacey 0412 898 202

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9497 3222 | 9459 5666

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BUNDOORA 10-12 ELLE CLOSE Versatile in Design, Luxurious in Construction!

Soaring ceilings provide the ultimate sense of space as the huge open plan design will have you entertaining family & friends in style. Stunning 2-Pak kitchen with stone benches & soft close drawers ensure luxury is on offer while the secluded rumpus room allows for further living. An enormous main bedroom suite comes complete with built in robes & lavish ensuite. Further double bedrooms all feature upstairs including an additional main suite plus another with ensuite. A living area plus additional rumpus each have the benefit of balcony settings. A private TV room could easily convert to a theatre room or additional study.

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Michael Egan 0409 416 546 Belinda Iulianella 0419 419 343 BUNDOORA 9467 5444

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BUNDOORA 3 LATROBE AVENUE New lifestyle waiting for you - perfect home or investment!

Set in a peaceful location within easy walk to schools, parklands, Bundoora Square shops, Plenty Rd trams and convenient access to Western Ring Road, La Trobe University and RMIT, this home is sure to excite the senses. Enjoy your morning coffee as the morning sun bathes the lounge and dining area in natural light.

This home offers gleaming polished hardwood timber floors, loads of storage space, ducted heating and 3 large bedrooms that are serviced by a large central bathroom. Walk out to the spacious undercover decking area to enjoy the views of the Darebin Creek, your own private backyard and lock up carport. Reap the benefits of all of Bundoora’s fine amenities with this fantastic location. Great home waiting for you to inspect!

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METHOD Saturday 22nd April 12:00pm INSPECT Thursday 6:00-6:30pm Saturday 11:00-11:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Loretta Khoo 0437 751 641 Rina Ma 0477 773 333 BUNDOORA 9467 5444

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BUNDOORA 2 JACQUELINE ROAD Spacious family home close to Warrawee Park!

Located on a quiet tree-lined street and opposite Warrawee Park, this immaculate 3 bedroom residence offers 2 large living areas, updated open kitchen and separate study. Abundance of creature comforts include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, timber flooring, SS appliances, lock up garage, single carport and loads of storage. Easy access to the Ring Road, Warrawee Park Preschool, Andrew Place shops, Binnak Park, Parade College, Loyola College and Watsonia North Primary - bright family home on 605sqm approx allotment!

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METHOD Saturday 29th April 2:00pm INSPECT Saturday 3:00-3:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Loretta Khoo 0437 751 641 Leanne Joyce 0411 275 131 BUNDOORA 9467 5444

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BUNDOORA 34 MILTON PARADE Immaculate Home in the Heart of Bundoora Positioned perfectly within walking distance to Plenty Road trams, Bundoora Square shops and easy access to the Ring Road, University Hill shopping precinct, Parade College and Northside Christian College rests this immaculate residence. Offering 3 robed bedrooms, central bathroom, solid timber kitchen large formal lounge, open dining with sliding doors that lead out to a spacious overed deck - perfect for entertaining in the private treecovered rear yard. Creature comforts include hardwood polished flooring, air-conditioner, split-system, console heater and cafÊ blinds. Prime location, only moments to all of Bundoora’s fine amenities - 570sqm approx - Must see it!

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METHOD Saturday 22nd April 1:00pm INSPECT Thursday 6:00-6:30pm Saturday 10:00-10:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Loretta Khoo 0437 751 641 Rina Ma 0477 773 333 BUNDOORA 9467 5444

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BUNDOORA 12 NOLAN CLOSE Brilliant Lifestyle in Prime Location!

Boasting a simply enviable lifestyle this home offers the complete package. Large separate living areas with warm inviting formal lounge & adjacent quality formal dining; huge light filled open plan to rear with modern kitchen offering plenty of bench & cupboard space, (SS) appliances, DW, large pantry & brilliant living incorporating family/rumpus/meals. Further features include 4 bedrooms with full ensuite & WIRs to master, large separate study, double drive thru garage with internal access, huge outdoor pergola perfect for alfresco dining and entertaining, overlooking idyllic landscaped garden setting, creature comforts with ducting heating, evaporative cooling, split systems x 3, storage shed, alarm & quality fixtures & fittings. Prime cul-de-sac location, close to amenities & set amongst quality homes in stunning estate.

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METHOD Saturday 29th April 1:00pm INSPECT Tuesday 7:00-7:30pm Saturday 1:00-1:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT David Moxon 0413 673 636 Loretta Khoo 0437 751 641 BUNDOORA 9467 5444

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WATSONIA 25 HIGH STREET

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The perfect home, investment or development (STCA)! This residence is located in the heart of Watsonia’s flourishing shopping and cafe precinct with 3 bedrooms, spacious formal lounge and dining, large open kitchen with plenty of cupboard spaces and comfortable sunroom. Step through the back door to an oversized rear yard with tandem lock-up garage and plenty of space for further development (STCA) or for kids to run around! Only a short stroll to Watsonia shops, train station, library & schools. All set on a generous allotment of 775sqm approximately. See it today!

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METHOD Saturday 29th April 12:00pm INSPECT Saturday 2:30-3:00pm Photo ID required CONTACT Loretta Khoo 0437 751 641 David Moxon 0413 673 636 BUNDOORA 9467 5444

WATSONIA NORTH 168 CAMERON PARADE Convenient access to buses and Western Ring Road is where you will find this large family home. This spacious home includes formal lounge, kitchen overlooking the dining area and sunroom which leads out to the outdoor entertaining zone. Tradies and large families will love the separate self-contained unit equipped with its own full ensuite and kitchen, large land of 660sqm, 4 car garage and oversized work shed. All the creature comforts are on offer including hardwood timber floors, split systems, gas heater and loads of storage including under house storage. This home has it all!

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Lower Plenty 392 Main Road Geared For Family Living On a quiet private laneway ensuring the road is a distant memory, this magnificent one-owner home, settled amongst the trees on generous 4129m2 allotment (approx) offers the modern family an uncompromised combination of space, serenity, security and sanctuary. With formal and casual living zones, multiple bedrooms including two main suites (both with ensuites), a Vergola covered alfresco where you control the weather and a solar heated in-ground pool set in paved surrounds, it´s private, pristine and perfectly positioned for you.

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Greensborough 4 Billy Tea Court Vast Proportions, Perfect Position This extraordinarily spacious home brilliantly blends function and form to deliver a superb family living environment in the sought after St Helena college zone. A carefully considered layout across two substantial levels introduces up to six bedrooms sharing three bathrooms, home-office, study, a mix of formal and casual living spaces and a mammoth deck with views to the ranges. With vast studio, fitted multi car garage and a long and impressive list of inclusions, it provides space for everyone...everything they want to do... and everything they own.

Expressions Of Interest: Offers Close 11th of April at 5pm (Unless Sold Prior)

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Eltham 19 Eucalyptus Road Unspoiled Privacy. Immense Appeal Set on 5028 m2 / 1.24 acres delivering a serene, idyllic setting which belies its position just minutes from the centre of Eltham, 19 Eucalyptus Road is the epitome of Alastair Knox´s philosophy for energy efficient, ecologically sound living at one with the surrounds. His most expensive commission at the time of building, it showcases all Knox´s hallmarks including a carefully considered use of native and reclaimed materials in a floor plan that delivers immense, functional family spaces...all enjoying a seamless transition to garden and alfresco area.

Expressions Of Interest: Offers Close 19th April at 5pm (Unless Sold Prior)

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Eltham 2 Jessicas Lane Picture Perfect And Totally Tranquil Set on a 1468m2 (approx) allotment in what could arguably be Eltham´s quietest and most exclusive street, this magical mudbrick enjoys wonderful bush aspects, amazingly easy access to the station and the centre of Eltham, and the welcome bonus of a fabulous studio. One of only four homes in a street separated from the rest of the world by native plantings, a fun yet functional floorplan that cleverly makes full use of every available square centimeter of living and accommodation space delivers fabulous living in total tranquility.

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Eltham North 102 Glen Park Road Private And Peaceful In Picturesque Surrounds This generously proportioned home enjoying St Helena College zoning introduces peace and privacy, tree top views, substantial family accommodation and a relaxing deck overlooking a 3077m2 (approx) bush garden that delivers more than you can see, while seemingly stretching further than you can walk. Solidly constructed in 150-year-old hand made Hawthorns that enhance interior spaces, it offers complete comfort through a clever floor plan ensuring total family harmony. This is why people move to Eltham.

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Substantial Home. Supersized Allotment Set on an enormous 2636m2 allotment (approx) x this spacious, family friendly, Cape Cod style home is being off x) f ered to the market ff for the first time. Hard wearing timber floors are a feature in a floorplan off f ering three expansive living zones, two of which open to ff an entertainers deck, a stunning kitchen that will ignite the inner gourmet, three bedrooms (retreat size main with ensuite, fitted walk in robe and Juliette balcony) y and a study. The opportunity to explore the possibility of subdivision (stca) can only add to the already y) apparent appeal. address price contact

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Lucky k Last! ky This titled allotment, comes with approved plans and permits for a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 3 living area home, with double garage or buyers can choose to design their own plan (stca) in a great location that delivers a relaxed community lifestyle. Just 500 m from the station and the bus and not much further to the general store and school, all the benefits of Diamond Creek and Hurstbridge are just a short drive away.

Everleigh Views Estate The serenity awaits you in this prestigious development. This is your chance to secure a fantastic parcel of land only minutes from the heart of Diamond Creek. With only 2 blocks to choose from you’ll need to move quick to call this place home. Call for more information today!

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12 Upper Road $355,000 Brenda Thorneycroft - 0418 396 495 or Diamond Creek Office – 9438 4422

Diamond Creek 9438 4422

Shop 10/67 Main Rd, Diamond Creek

Hurstbridge 9718 2222 784 Main Road, Hurstbridge

10 Bryl Court $330,000 Scott Chambers - 0409 660 321 or Diamond Creek Office – 9438 4422

Kinglake 5786 1199

Shop 1, Glenburn Road, Kinglake

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