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TAKE MY HAT OFF As I peek out from under my doona to read The Weekly Review, I marvel, as I always do, at the Icebergers at Brighton pier – they are obviously made up of different chemicals from yours truly, and I take my hat off to them. Enjoyed the nice warm stories in this week’s edition

and thanks to all the team – a great little winter warmer – and now it’s back to the doona and perhaps a nice hot chocolate or two!

MICHELE BENSON, ARMADALE AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE I read your recently published article in The Weekly Review regarding “The Return of Sexism” (May 26).

I wanted to take this opportunity to commend you and The Weekly Review for publishing it! It is an excellent article that helps to get the message out to the community about the serious, frustrating and unacceptable issues within this area.

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continuously splattered across billboards, magazines, entertainment venues and the like. These days, I even avoid putting the TV on late at night because “I am loathed” by those degrading advertisements selling the obvious!

It is time the community finally starts to realise how unacceptable offensive content such as this really is. It seems we have become too “desensitised” and complacent towards sexually explicit content “primarily degrading women”.

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REVIEW\ MOUTHING OFF “... THAT ACRID SMELL IS BACK IN OUR NOSTRILS AGAIN, BUT THIS TIME IT’S THE BITTER SMELL OF DISILLUSIONMENT.”

the south to the north. The dust in the air. The humidity so low that eyes sting and weep from dehydration.

The vicious whip of the wind. It’s the high-water mark of summer, and our bodies register it with mounting fear: pure bushfire season. And in the last few days as the exhaustive – and exhausting – process that is the Bushfires Royal Commission ground on to its bleak conclusion, that acrid smell is back in our nostrils again, but this time it’s the bitter smell of disillusionment.

In the days leading up to what has become known, and will forever be mournfully recalled as Black Saturday, politician after fire officer after emergency services commissioner sat on our couch on ABC News Breakfast and repeated the lines that, frankly, became

manager Russell Rees: “On the key issues of leadership there was a failure in relation to accountability and responsibility.” He said that those with the responsibility should have been “exercising and showing leadership by their presence at this time. No excuse or spin can justify a removal of responsibility at the very hour of crisis.”

This is completely bewildering to me. The stories of those who were absent on the night or unsure about who was running the show or vague about the lines of communication are well known now. As anyone who works in a field where matters can quickly come to a head and a great deal of work is suddenly required to solve a problem will understand, there’s nowhere you want to be at that time but in the room where it’s all going on. How could you want to be elsewhere?

Perhaps some believe that genuinely trusting your team – and demonstrating that trust by leaving them to get on with it – fosters a positive energy of its own.

Managers must confront that choice all the time. There is, of course, a person’s basic nature – the desire to be constantly at the centre of the important work, or not; and then there’s a basic responsibility: getting the state out of this hell is just doing your job. \

REVIEW \ KATY STEELE, SINGER BOOK

It’s a Patti Smith biography. I haven’t finished it yet, but so far it’s been very enjoyable.

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More, More, More by Andrea True Connection.

A nice pair of white-lined silky stockings.

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BEST TRAIT My laugh.

WORST TRAIT

My indecisiveness.

TRAVEL DESTINATION New York to Sydney.

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Make hummus and watch French films.

SUNDAY MORNING

Go on a big long walk.

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At Last by Etta James.

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BAND

We Are Scientists at Cake Shop, in New York City.

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A WEEK WITH SOMEONE FAMOUS WHO IS NO LONGER ALIVE John Lennon.

DRANK

Vodka and soda and margaritas.

SEVEN

Collecting and keeping things of absolutely no use and sticking them all over my walls.

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It’s a feeling only an BURNT OUT Australian really understands. The unsettling shifting of the wind from

tedious to hear: Saturday was going to be worse that Ash Wednesday; it would be a fire day not seen for decades; the potential danger was unprecedented; people living in potential danger zones had to decide now how they would respond to a savage fire threat.

I frankly became sick of hearing it. I imagined I could hear those living in the danger zones … “Yeah, yeah – we get it already!”

When the day itself finally dawned – hot, wild and utterly horrible – we shuttered the house and bunkered inside, frankly amazed that a wild fire didn’t bear down on our inner-city suburb.

And when the day after dawned – still, grey and silent – I experienced a reality slip that I’ve never been able to make sense of since. Anyone who was in a position to do anything about this incredible disaster said they knew it would be this bad: so how on earth did this happen?

The commission is attempting to answer this question, and it’s not my place to pre-empt its findings. But, like so many in Victoria and around the country, I’ve not been able to tear myself away from appearances and testimony and excuses and enough unkind criticism that seem to make some conclusions inevitable: it would appear nobody was in charge.

Counsel assisting the commission, Jack Rush QC, has been brutal about those who should have been in charge – from former police chief Christine Nixon to CFA

A WEEK IN THE LIFE

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I ate at Cafe Mogador in Saint Marks Place, New York. It’s my fave restaurant in New York. I ate grilled eggplant with tahini for a starter.

This dish is stunning. For main I had the lamb couscous.

OVERHEARD

“That she’s a real bitch.”

SECRET PASSION Humming to myself.

HANGOVER FOOD Burgers.

COOKED

I cooked up a quinoa salad with steamed asparagus, zucchini, grilled eggplant, chili, lemon, salt and pepper. I also made a big dish of hummus with heaps of chili and garlic. \ JANE ROCCA janerocca@mac.com

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KE I TH MOOR \ INVEST IGAT I VE J OURNA L I S T & AUTHOR

MICK GATTO\ U N D E RWO R L D F IGURE & AUTHOR

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REVIEW\ COVER STORY

TRUE CRIME IS TAKING OVER BOOKSHOPS, TELEVISION AND FILM. WHY ARE WE SO FASCINATED? TOM NOBLE REPORTS.

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t’s a warm summer’s evening and Mick Gatto is sitting with friends outside a Lygon Street restaurant. A young woman nervously walks towards him, a copy of I, Mick Gatto in hand.

Gatto sees the woman and smiles. For the umpteenth time since his autobiography was published in October, he asks for a name and politely pens a personal inscription. The woman thanks him and disappears into the night, trophy in hand.

“The public interest in my story is unbelievable,” says Gatto. “The Underbelly series started it all going, but the book has capped it off. I’m recognised wherever I go: I can’t go down to Lygon Street for a coffee without being asked for autographs or photos. I don’t mind doing it – it’s water off a duck’s back – but it can get embarrassing.”

A decade ago, few people in Melbourne knew who Mick Gatto was. Outside policing and underworld circles, his running of Melbourne’s lucrative illegal gambling clubs (until Crown Casino opened) was known to only a few.

Today, Gatto is a household name, a shift that mirrors Australia’s recent fascination with true crime.

The explosion in true-crime books, documentaries and television series has been dramatic, and comes off the back of Melbourne’s gangland wars, which became almost a carnival sideshow due to the blanket media coverage.

And the fascination is far from over. Within three hours of the death of killer and drug dealer Carl Williams in April, the Herald Sun set up a live online

blog. The following day’s paper had 14 pages devoted to Williams’ life and times. Television ran current affairs “specials” that night. And on the day of his death, “Carl Williams” was the eighth-most-talked about thing on Twitter (globally).

Meanwhile, the fourth series of Underbelly is being developed, Melbourne criminal Chopper Read is set to star in a film that begins shooting in July, and Channel Seven is developing a drama series based on the 1988 Walsh Street murders.

Supreme Court Justice Betty King, who presided over many of Melbourne’s gangland war trials, recently bemoaned the attention given to those involved. “(Carl Williams’ wife) Roberta Williams has done nothing except be married to a criminal. Mick Gatto has become a celebrity for killing someone and being acquitted on the grounds of self-defence,” Justice King reportedly said. “How does that make someone a celebrity?”

Gatto agrees, to an extent. “I didn’t choose to become a ‘celebrity’,” he says.

“I wrote my book after Underbelly came out because I was told someone was going to produce a TV show on my life, and probably make it up from police files and newspaper clippings. I wanted to make sure I got my side of the story across and had some control over what happened.

“I’d much prefer it if none of this had happened, and I could quietly do my own thing and stay under the radar. But I know that’s not going to happen now.”

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ndrew Fraser is excited. He has been watching the first rushes of a new true-crime television series being filmed in Melbourne in which he is the main character.

“Watching the first rushes the other day was amazing – it was like an out-of-body experience seeing myself on the screen. It’s my former life. I don’t really think my personal story is extraordinary, because I’ve lived it.

“But standing on the outside looking in – and watching what happened come to life again – it really was an exciting and amazing ride.”

In his prime, Andrew Fraser was Melbourne’s most prominent criminal solicitor. His client list included the most infamous of the city’s underworld, as well as high-profile clients such as businessman Alan Bond and footballer Jimmy Krakouer.

But in the late 1990s, Fraser became addicted to cocaine, and it all went wrong, culminating in criminal charges of being knowingly concerned with the importation of a commercial quantity of cocaine.

In December 2001, the once high-flying lawyer was sentenced to seven years’ jail.

Fraser’s experiences on both sides of the legal fence were chronicled in Court in the Middle, his best-selling autobiography published in 2007, which is the basis for Killing Time, a 10-part series being produced by FremantleMedia for the cable television network TV1.

The show will be screened later this year on cable (and probably picked up for free-to-air broadcast in 2011).

The multimillion-dollar series is one of several true-crime series under development in the wake of the massive ratings success of the first Underbelly series in 2008.

Killing Time’s producer John Wild said Underbelly created a template for commercially successful true-crime drama and Fraser’s story was rich and engaging – and “ripe for the picking”.

“If something works, you do tend to see that wave of similar stuff come … it’s certainly happening with true-life crime in television at the moment, and as long as it’s done well it will survive,” he says.

“If the story had been put to us five or 10 years ago and this culture of true-life crime wasn’t sweeping the country, we would have thought about it twice. But in this case there was a template for being successful.”

Wild says he was also attracted to the story because a large part takes place in the 1980s. “The 1980s are a bit now like the 1960s were … it was a very interesting

LAYING THE FOUNDATIONS

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he true-crime genre is not new, but it is certainly going through boom times. Twenty years ago, most bookshops had no true crime shelf and many had little idea what to do with the few true-crime books that were published – books ended up on the current affairs or history shelf, and some drifted to biography. (In one shop, a book entitled The Silent War about police killings in Victoria found its way to the military history shelf.)

Today, most bookshops have dedicated true crime shelves. Part of the credit goes to Melbourne journalists Andrew Rule and John Silvester, who are known in some circles as the Godfathers of True Crime in Australia.

The duo published the original Chopper Read book Chopper in 1991, the first in a series of 10 paperbacks that sold hundreds of thousands of copies. They published the first Underbelly book in 1997, which spawned a dozen or more titles of the same name, selling hundreds of thousands more. And they have published other true-crime books by other authors, such as former undercover Victorian detective Lachlan McCulloch.

And while the content built slowly in the true-crimes shelves, true-crime television dramas were rarer, but

BRINGING THE 1980S TO LIFE David Wenham (above left) stars as criminal defence lawyer Andrew Fraser in Killing Time, a television series presently being filmed in Melbourne. Fraser’s clients included the most powerful and influential figures in Melbourne’s underworld.

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decade, one of decadence, wealth and opportunity that was unbelievable … and the criminal milieu in that period is starting to take on iconic stature.

“We are trying to make something with a point of difference – it is seen through a middle-class lawyer’s eyes in what is a traditional drama and a psychological journey, which is rather confronting and unpalatable on occasions.”

Wild believes the current popularity of true crime is inspired by a curiosity for others’ lives and a love of the anti-hero. ‘There’s a voyeurism about Australian society – they love to look into milieus they are not familiar with, even if it’s confronting.

“At the same time, people find footballers with drug problems or domestic problems as interesting as those who win a Brownlow. And Fraser ticks that anti-hero box in that his psychology allowed him to do things other lawyers wouldn’t.”

Melbourne’s gangland wars began in 1999 when Jason Moran (played by Les Hill in Underbelly ) shot and wounded Carl Williams (Gyton Grantley).

The show sparked an upsurge in true-crime books, television and film.

some outstanding, such as The Great Bookie Robbery in 1986, and Blue Murder in 1993. In cinema, Chopper, starring Eric Bana, met with great success in 2000.

Then came Melbourne’s gangland wars. A fight over the drug trade – plus personal animosity, revenge and a healthy dose of paranoia – combined to claim 15 or so lives over just a few years (some have up to twice that death toll, but these were separate from the so-called gangland wars).

Silvester and Rule’s Underbelly books had long been championed by Eddie McGuire, and when McGuire was appointed CEO of Channel Nine in early 2006, he gave the green light for a new true-crime drama series.

The Underbelly phenomenon was unleashed on Australian television on February 13, 2008. There was a massive build-up and a huge marketing budget.

Unfortunately for Channel Nine, Supreme Court Judge Betty King imposed an injunction on the series being screened in Victoria because it could affect upcoming trials (and this remains in place – only the first five episodes have been broadcast in Victoria).

Many Victorians got around the ban. “Most people watched it off illegal copies posted online, or DVD sets purchased in other states,” says Daniel Ziffer, who was The Age’s entertainment reporter at the time.

“People have always had a fascination with lives they don’t have themselves,” he says. “People who might get a speeding ticket once a year love to see the other side. Seeing people who live their lives without caring about the rules that society sets up, people with access to unlimited cash and the dark rewards that come with that – people are simply fascinated.”

Underbelly came at a time when networks had not been investing in big-budget drama, says Ziffer, and proved compelling and exciting. “Like the moon landings, you know what is going to happen, but you still want to see how it happens. It was well acted, with famous people and Nine spent almost as much on promotion as it cost to make the series. It was a good show done at the right time.”

As the first series began screening, the colourful former NSW detective Roger Rogerson was asked

by Sydney’s Daily Telegraph to write an online blog, answering reader’s email questions. Two years later, and into the third Underbelly series, he still goes in every week to field more than 200 questions from that week’s episode. (Last year, Rogerson finally joined the true-crime boom himself with the publication of his first book, The Dark Side.)

“I will be 70 in January and I have grown up as a policeman through the life of all these people,” he says.

He believes our fascination with true crime is due to people’s “morbid interest in blood and guts”.

“I get asked all sorts of questions, from right across the country,” says Rogerson. “You get the odd nutter, of course – I simply ask them if they’ve taken their medication.”

What disappoints Rogerson – and he is not alone – is the improbable links and inaccuracies in the Underbelly series. “Each episode should start with ... ‘Once upon a time’ …,” he says.

Andrew Fraser agrees, and highlights a scene in which Ray “Chuck” Bennett goes to Sydney to buy machineguns from Lennie McPherson. “When I was acting for all the Painters and Dockers, the traffic was all the other way. The machineguns came into the wharves here and were sold to Sydney.”

Investigative journalist Keith Moor wrote a long article in the Herald Sun detailing error after error in the second Underbelly television series, which centred on the heroin-trafficking activities of Terrence Clark and the role of Robert Trimbole, lamenting a lopsided version of “true” crime.

“When the real story is so incredible, why is there a need to make things up? Especially when they keep calling it the real story?”

and reprinted last year and sold a further 20,000-plus copies).

“In the gangland wars, the players almost became celebrities. There was Benji, Carl, Roberta, Mick. These people became household names, whereas 25 years ago there weren’t those names people could point to. If you’d asked the average Joe Blow in the street who Dennis Allen was, no one would have known,” says Moor.

“I worry we are almost turning them into cult legends and glorifying them. It’s not glamorous at all. Most of those household names are now dead or in jail.”

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his week, in the back streets of Melbourne, the 14 weeks of filming of Andrew Fraser’s life story will continue.

“I was lucky I had some extraordinary clients. I had the crème de la crème of the Melbourne underworld, people like (multiple killer, police informant and drug dealer) Dennis Allen and (long-time Melbourne

THE UNDERCOVER COP

iN THE sPOTligHT Carl Williams and his father George (behind) outside the County Court at the height of the gangland wars. On June 9, 2004, two months after this picture was taken, Carl Williams had his last day of freedom before he was arrested and charged with conspiracy to murder. He was later convicted of four additional murders. In April 2010, Carl Williams was killed in jail.

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he Underbelly phenomenon has helped authors such as former Victorian detective Colin McLaren, whose book Infiltration was published last year.

“Ten years ago I couldn’t have seen myself having three publishers interested in the manuscript – I would have been struggling to get even one publisher.

Underbelly changed that.”

Infiltration was ultimately published by Melbourne University Publishing and quickly became a bestseller. It was the first true-crime book for scholarly, 80-year-old MUP, which is now under the helm of Louise Adler.

“People have been writing true-crime books for years in Australia – it’s always sold newspapers and books – but it does seem there is an increasing appetite among Australians for that genre,” says Adler.

Last year MUP also published my book, I, Mick Gatto, which became Australia’s 14th biggest-selling non-fiction title in 2009. Adler says MUP intends to publish more because of strong demand.

“More and more we live in this culture of personal confession and the interest in the ‘real’ – our appetite for non-fiction based on true stories seems to be growing every year, and true crime fits perfectly into that.”

Infiltration is now being made into a film, focusing on McLaren’s role as an undercover policeman. “It’s about the infiltration of the Mafia and it’s the part of the book that attracted the production company,” says McLaren.

“They thought it was a fascinating job with lots of twists and turns.”

McLaren believes the media’s celebrity treatment of criminals has enhanced the popularity of true crime.

“What’s the difference between the bad behaviour of Britney Spears and Roberta Williams? It’s the same behaviours and they get the same treatment.

“Television has popularised and ‘blinged’ crime.

Crime is ‘sexy’ – and it shouldn’t be. It’s riddled with pretty boys and bare breasts. And it shouldn’t be. I never saw a pretty prostitute. They were strung out, desperate heroin junkies who turned tricks for $20 notes. There’s nothing pretty in the real world of crime, but it now appears in New Idea and Women’s Day. Which is sad.”

The sentiment is shared by Herald Sun journalist Keith Moor, who wrote his first true-crime book, Crims in Grass Castles, in 1988. (The book, which details the life and crimes of Robert Trimbole, was updated

underworld figure and gangland war victim) Lewis Moran.”

The job came with risks. At the heart of the Underbelly television series was Jason Moran, Lewis Moran’s son. Jason was a drug dealer and killer who was himself murdered in June 2003 in front of his children at a suburban football ground. Jason also provided lawyer Andrew Fraser with one of his scariest professional moments.

Says Fraser, “Jason turned up in my office one day unannounced about 3pm. He was off his head on cocaine and vodka, which was a bad combination with him. His eyes were spinning in his head. Jason said, ‘We know you are an undercover for the jacks (police).’

“I said, ‘Jason don’t be silly, I’ve known your family all your life.’

“And with that he pulled out a gun and pointed it at me. ‘I ought to shoot you right now.’

“I thought, ‘You’re joking.’ He could easily have done it. But I didn’t back down and said firmly, in a fatherly tone, ‘Jason, put that away and behave yourself.’ And he did. And he left.

“I rang his father. ‘Lewis, I don’t like to lag, but Jason is out of order here. He is off his head. Get him to calm down and stop doing stuff like that.’

“Lewis was horrified.

“Next afternoon, about the same time and with no appointment, Jason came in again, but this time he was with Tuppence (Lewis Moran’s brother) and the Munster (Melbourne underworld figure Graham Kinniburgh, who was shot dead in December 2003 during the gangland wars).

“Jason had been off the gear for a day. Kinniburgh looked at him and said, ‘Say it.’

“And Jason apologised.”

When Fraser was released from jail in September 2006, having served almost five years on cocaine charges, he wanted a quiet life. “I’d had enough. I wanted to go home and then manage a mate’s farm in the Otways, and stay under the radar. I certainly wasn’t going to write a book.”

But then his name was widely publicised when it became clear he would give evidence for the Crown in a high-profile criminal case. Fraser says the publicity sparked a phone call from publisher Hardie Grant, and he went in to have a chat with them. He walked out of the meeting with a three-book contract.

Court in the Middle and his second book Lunatic Soup were bestsellers. Now 59, Fraser is about to have his third book published, one he promises will make serious waves.

He has a manager, Victor Susman, “an old mate who visited me in jail. We went out for a drink one day, chatting away, and it went from there. It’s been a handshake deal.”

It’s also led to the speaking circuit, books, the television series, a potential movie and even a show at the 2009 Comedy Festival. There are other projects under wraps and in development, most linked to true crime.

Fraser says understanding the public fascination for true crime is simple. “It’s like people watching a car accident – they can’t help themselves. They are appalled by it but at the same time they are fascinated by it.

“When it comes to the underworld, it’s a world the average person in the street never sees because of its exclusivity. People just don’t get to see it – and that’s its attraction.” \

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Tom Noble is a Melbourne journalist and author of true-crime books including Untold Violence, Walsh Street, Neddy and I, Mick Gatto.

Corrie Perkin talks to Colin McLaren about his new book Sunflower: A Tale Of Love, War And Intrigue. » P23

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That’s snow business Now that winter is upon us, Rachael Oakes-ash’s thoughts have turned to the ski slopes.

Human imprint: Fresh tracks and powder skiing at Mount Buller, skier Nicole Lewis.

yourself the next Torah Bright, Dale Fancy Begg-Smith or Lydia Lassila? Then get ye to the Victorian snowfields of Mount Buller, Mount Hotham or Falls Creek this winter and channel your inner snow god/goddess in style.

Winning design

Falls Creek holds the name for most stylish snow village in Australia, with good reason. Several design properties have placed the pedestrian-only village on the world map. The Scandinavian-styled Fjall Chalet development features clean lines and light wooden hues and comes from Salter Architects, with interiors by Heckler Phelan & Guthrie. Who? The names behind Comme, Circa and the Botanical in Melbourne and The Ivy in Sydney. fjall.com.au

Melbourne architects Elenberg Fraser stamped their first imprint on the snow with the opening of Huski Lodge at Falls Creek in 2006. The snowflake-design lodge collected a plethora of thumbs-ups from the likes of Wallpaper* magazine. In the latest joint partnership

Memories are made of this: A snowboarder at sunset reflects on a great day.

with Quay West, design meister Callum Fraser created a building shape inspired by the wings of the bogong moth. The drive-in and ski-out five-star resort has direct chairlift access, an Argentinean-influenced ALTA restaurant, tomdickandharry’s apres bar and ski-through The Pass snack bar. Did we mention the soothing hands of the Mii Spa therapists? mirvachotels.com/quay-west-resort-spa-falls-creek SNow weekeNd worrieS

A mere three-hour drive from Melbourne makes Mount Buller the weekend ski and snowboard warrior’s choice. If you fancy combining golf and skiing in a fund-raising weekend event, then grab a team for the Mark Adams Ski and Golf Day on July 2. Mount Buller village comes alive each year at the Cattleman’s Rail Jam event sponsored by Burton under lights on July 10. It is ladies-only at the Rossignol Ladies Day on July 24 but both sexes can check out the next Dale Begg-Smith at the ABOM Mogul Challenge on August 28. mtbuller.com.au

Let it SNow, Let it SNow, Let it SNow

All the resorts have invested heavily in snowmaking to ensure consistent snow throughout the season. Expect snowmaking on Wombat run at Mount Buller as well as automated snow guns on the challenging Howqua Extension run. mtbuller.com.au Hotham has a 40 per cent increase in snow-gun power this year and the resort’s most popular ski area, Heavenly Valley, has 100 per cent snow-gun coverage of the popular Snake Gully, The Canyon and Imagine runs. hotham.com.au Falls Creek has extended snowmaking on Australia’s longest beginners’ run, the 2.2-kilometre Wombat’s Ramble and added lights for night skiing on Saturdays and Wednesdays. fallscreek.com.au

wiNe ANd diNe

The alpine region of Victoria is a mecca for food lovers.

Fuel up for the slopes on the way with two-hat cuisine at Simone’s in Bright (simonesrestaurant.com.au) or visit Brown Brothers vineyard (brownbrothers.com.au) at Milawa on the way to Falls Creek. On the slopes, the

1st Resort Bar & Restaurant @ Jack Frost opened last year and had queues lined up for a contemporary menu with a local produce twist. The food is worth the wait.

Above from left: Quay West Resort & Spa Falls Creek.

SNow rewArdS

Fun for all: Friends having a ball on the slopes.

hotham.com.au

The new Hotham and Falls Creek Snow Rewards program offers serious discounts to members. Buy a $49 membership and flash your card to save dollars.

Lift passes from $70, two-hour lessons from $50, discounts on rentals from Falls Creek Sports, 20 per cent off purchases at Cloud 9 and Après Vous and more. fallscreek.com.au hotham.com.au

out the bAck with AN oLympiAN

Falls Creek’s resident bachelor-in-demand, Olympic skier and World Cup winner Steve Lee launches back-country ski tours this season. Hitch a ride on a snowmobile with Lee and head to the virgin snow terrain of Mount McKay for a half-day adventure. \ fallscreek.com.au

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Night moves: Falls Creek.

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s an evangelist for the electric-car revolution, Evan Thornley takes some beating. Not that he wasn’t passionate about LookSmart, the company he took to the stratosphere in San Francisco in the 1990s and that made him a multimillionaire, or about state politics when he joined the state Labor Government in 2006.

But hear him speak about how our lives will soon dramatically change because of electric cars and you know you’re talking with someone who’s involved with a Big Idea.

“I remember sitting around in 1995, the day I saw the web for the first time, and I said, ‘This is going to change the world’,” says Thornley, sitting in the new Richmond offices of Better Place, a group that is building a network for charging electric cars powered by renewable energy.

“And when you drive an electric vehicle for the first time you have a similar experience, because they are faster, quieter, cheaper and greener. Is there anything about that you don’t like?”

For Thornley, now Better Place’s Australian chief executive, it’s the thrill of involvement in another start-up based on an idea the merits of which are difficult to deny.

“In September 1997 The Australian Financial Review ran an editorial saying the internet will be the CB radio of the ’90s. Turns out that wasn’t quite right. There has been a diminishing chorus of people who would hold a view about electric cars in that way, I would think, particularly in the last 12 months ...

“Like all of these massive transformations, they happen a little later than you might think, but when they do, they happen much bigger than you think. You hear the rumblings of the earthquake for seemingly quite a long time and suddenly it really hits.

“That’s what happened with the internet; that’s what happened with cameras going from film to digital. It’s what happened with fixed-line versus mobile phones.”

And, Thornley says, it’s soon to happen with Australia’s 12 million cars. “It will take 20 to 25 years for the entire car fleet to move from petrol to electric,” he says. “We’ll look back 20 to 25 years from now and everyone will forget that was even novel.

“As my daughter says to me, ‘Daddy, what were your favourite websites when you were a kid?’ They’ll be saying: ‘You used to drive cars with, like, dirty smelly stuff that killed the planet in it, that cost more than cheap, clean stuff? What were you guys thinking’?”

It’s 13 years since Thornley, 45, first hit the headlines when he and his wife, Tracey Ellery – they met at Melbourne University in the mid-1980s – founded LookSmart, an internet navigation service created as a rival to the search engines such as Yahoo!, then emerging in the US. In August 1999, Thornley and Ellery took LookSmart public, floating it on the Nasdaq, the US technology exchange. The market valued it at a staggering $US1.7 billion.

Thornley and Ellery, with their 15 per cent stake, were suddenly worth $US255 million.

They were the golden couple of San Francisco’s Silicon Valley at the centre of the technology boom. Unlike many others, however, they tried to resist the madness and bring a practical approach to an industry moving at lightning speed, apparently with no brakes.

“There was all that bullshit,” Thornley told me for The Sunday Age in 2003, speaking of the IT culture. “I guess it must have been a good story the first time it was written, but after the hundredth time I didn’t think it was all that interesting: ‘Here’s all our guys playing at the (soccer) table and sleeping under their desks and skating around the office and we’re so groovy.’ And we’re like ‘You know what? It’s a business’.”

And, as it turned out, a volatile one. They experienced the vertiginous highs and lows of the tech boom and wreck before deciding to return to Melbourne.

“There are a lot of stories about founders who can’t give it away, and I didn’t want to be one of those,” Thornley says now. “It was time for us to come home.”

He remains proud of LookSmart’s achievments.

“LookSmart is still the only Australian company that’s made it through to a Nasdaq listing,” he says. “I think we’re still the only Australian start-up that’s delivered a 100 times return to their early-stage investors.” It left them with a reported $54 million fortune.

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n 2006, Thornley, who had been a member of the Labor Party since he was 19, realised one of his long-held dreams and was elected to State Parliament where he served as parliamentary secretary to the Premier on the national reform agenda.

It was no surprise that there was speculation he would be chosen to serve in Premier John Brumby’s cabinet.

It didn’t worry him that he was described as the richest member of Victorian Parliament, along the lines of taunts to Malcolm Turnbull (called by some the federal Member for Net Worth).

“You are who you are,” Thornley says. “Obviously that’s a question journalists would often ask … I’ve been fortunate to be successful in business. I don’t see why that would change what I believe in. And it hasn’t.”

Then, in late 2008, Thornley was faced with a once-in-a-lifetime dilemma. He had been approached

by Better Place to consider a position with it, first meeting with the company in August. Better Place had already held meetings with the Victorian Government before speaking with Thornley and had secured the Government’s support.

The idea interested him, but it meant quitting politics.

“So I went away on holidays with my family over

Christmas to think seriously about whether I should consider the role at Better Place and forgo what I had always thought would be a 20-year commitment to public life.

“It was a very difficult decision to make, since I was passionate about politics, had put years of hard work into getting into Parliament and felt I was starting to make a contribution and I didn’t want to cause any problems for the Government.”

His contemplations were fast-tracked on Christmas Eve when news came through that Labor minister Theo Theophanous had been charged on summons with rape and immediately stood down from cabinet, leaving a vacancy. “The decision process became immediate,” Thornley says. Theophanous was later cleared of all charges.

Evan Thornley tells PEtEr Wilmoth how he is in a Better Place to make a difference to the environment.

not happened, that is what I expected to do, and I was excited about doing that.

“For some reason this stuff always gets written up as, ‘if you choose one thing it must be because you hate the other’. I had two fantastic opportunities. I had to choose between them.

“The circumstances at the time were difficult – they were difficult for me and more importantly they were difficult for the Government. I could understand why people were upset about that. It’s a team sport. I had the privilege of being part of a very good government, I think the best state government in the country.”

Thornley says he did nothing wrong in jumping from a senior government position to a senior private-sector job, and that it was his Silicon Valley experience, rather than his role in government, that had prompted the meetings.

It’s been an exciting 15 months as Better Place’s Australian chief executive as the group starts building electric car-charging networks – plug-in points and

“without needing to get out of your car, your battery is replaced in three minutes.”

battery-swapping stations – in Israel, Denmark and, later next year, in Australia.

“Almost every government in the northern hemisphere, almost every car maker in the world and the vast majority of capital markets around the world have basically concluded that the automotive industry is moving from petrol to electric,” Thornley says.

“This is the biggest change to that industry and the electricity industry in 100 years.”

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On December 28, 2008, Thornley announced he would resign from the Victorian Parliament, causing angry reactions from some Labor colleagues, including upper house president Bob Smith, who told Thornley his behaviour was a “f---ing disgrace”.

“I understand how the process works, and there was a lot of heat, light and sound around the time of my departure and I think you should let those things play out,” Thornley says now. “I enjoyed my time in politics. I wasn’t expecting to leave. I had to make a decision in 24 hours and I made it.”

He was “sweating bullets” when the time came to tell Brumby, but the Premier took the news “extraordinarily graciously”.

“I was probably at a stage where I was about to make a more significant contribution,” Thornley says. “Had this

Green power: Evan Thornley plans to plug in, switch on, and make an environmental difference.

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t will work like this: you plug your electric car into a plug-in point in your home or work garage, and it tops itself up. Plug-in points will be built at shopping centres, airports and sporting venues. Installing those points solves about 90 per cent of the challenge of being able to drive an electric car wherever you want.

The more challenging part comes when you want to drive a long distance and use more energy than you have stored in your battery. This involves the second part of the infrastrucure: battery-swapping stations.

“When you’re down to the last 40 or 50 kilometres, your GPS says, ‘If you’re going to keep driving for another half hour or more, you’ll need another battery, so here’s where the battery swapping stations are along the route you are driving’,” Thornley says.

Without needing to get out of the car, your battery is replaced in three minutes.

Better Place seems to have been touched by the same gold-dust that blessed Thornley’s first project, LookSmart.

The two-year-old company has raised more than $US700 million in private finance, astonishing given the funding rounds coincided with the global financial crisis.

“Our investors are some of the largest banks in the world, some large electricity companies, some oil interests, property companies and Silicon Valley venture capitalists,” he says. “The capital markets are saying, ‘You’ve got a trillion-dollar oil industry you’d like to take to pieces here – we’d like a piece of that action’.

“The capital markets see that there’s an enormous opportunity in displacing petrol ... the top-performing company on any Asian stockmarket in the last two years is a company called BYD, originally a lithium-ion battery manufacturer, the type

of batteries used in automotive electric vehicles.

“Now they make whole cars and are about to start exporting them to the US and the world.

“Warren Buffet, the most successful investor in the world, bought a 10 per cent share two years ago and has already made 10 times his money.”

Thornley believes all governments want to move from petrol to electric as quickly as possible.

“Governments see an enormous opportunity because you address five or six major public policy challenges with a single event. Twenty to 25 per cent of the world’s emissions are in the transport fleet. Anyone who cares about carbon emissions will be excited about this.”

Thornley says every car maker in the world will have a plug-in vehicle on the market by no later than 2014, and the earliest ones are coming on the market now.

“The potential emissions impact of moving the world off petrol is absolutely enormous. The good news is that the economics of that are attractive. It costs less than three cents a kilometre to run a full-size electric car on zero-emissions electricity. It costs between 10 and 15 cents a kilometre to run a car on petrol.

“People always say to me, ‘OK, so your business sounds great unless the price of oil plummets’ and I say, ‘Yep, fair enough’. So my biggest business risk is a sudden, sustained breakout of world peace. I’m sorry to say that’s not about to happen. I wish it would …

“Everything we know about oil prices tells us they’re going to be very volatile and they’re going to keep rising.

It’s a very simple equation. The cost of batteries is going down. The cost of petrol is going up. We know how the movie ends.

“If you’re a national government and you see the possibility of a massive reduction in emissions (and a reduction) in your energy security risks, a massive stabilisation and long-term reduction in the cost of transport energy for your people and elimination of all the other air-pollution emissions, which still have enormous health consequences and other environmental consequences, that’s starting to look like a pretty good deal.

“And if you’re a car-making country, given the state of the industry, then you also have a chance to revitalise your industry and get it on to a sustainable path.

“The governments of China, US, France, Canada, the Koreans, Japanese, the Scandanavians, the Israelis, are all moving aggressively to want to see that transition from petrol to electric vehicles.

“Better Place and other charge networks are a critical part of that happening because until charge networks are in place that transition can’t occur on a mass scale.

Once charge networks are in place, that transition can move very quickly.”

Thornley is enjoying being back in Melbourne. Twins Ruby and Max are 14, and Daisy is nine. After years of crushing days at LookSmart and in politics, the work/ life balance is better than it’s ever been.

He tries to keep fit, cycling often from his house in Kew with an eclectic range of music on his iPod – Dusty Springfield, Midnight Oil, Missy Higgins, Johnny Cash.

He doesn’t ride with the Beach Road pack. “I’m a lone ranger. When I get out on the bike, I go on a random ride. I never know where I’m going … so many of my cycling friends have had bad accidents. I’ve had a couple of spills that, thankfully, weren’t, but could have been.

“After 20 years of crazy road cycling I’m probably lucky to have dodged a bullet.”

After the “lonely” journey at LookSmart, Thornley is enjoying being part of a team.

For years at LookSmart the pressure was huge. “When you’re young you sort of try to win the game off your own bat,” he says. Now, his job is “to help conduct that orchestra, not play every instrument”. And, he says, there’s goodwill for the project.

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Maze well worth the effort owes me $2.50.

GORDOn RAmSAy That’s about how much I spend on five mobile calls to Crown trying to get

starter, a steak and braised pork cheeks, plus some sides because the waitress forewarns us that the steaks ($34-$58) arrive unaccompanied. a booking at his new Maze Grill restaurant. Each time Finding a restaurant where the food is as good on I am put on hold for precisely two minutes before the the plate as it sounds on paper is depressingly rare, but switchboard cuts me off automatically. Genius system.

Maze Grill repeatedly exceeds expectations. An orderly Eventually I reach a human and make a booking platter of chorizo, confit potatoes and piquillo peppers is for Friday dinner, but when I arrive the hostess has no a study in quality ingredients presented with maximum record of it. I tell her I made it that morning. “That’s flavour and minimum fuss. funny,” she says. “We’ve been fully booked tonight for a The five-spice confit duck turns out to be a wonderful week-and-a-half… ” After some digital sleuth work she rillette pressed into a small porcelain bowl, its top locates the reservation. It’s been made, mysteriously, for marbled with fat and served on a wooden board, the following Thursday. Perhaps that’s why they call this Lyonnaise style, with sympathetic side notes of pear and place Maze. You’ve got to navigate one to secure a seat. saffron chutney and cornichons.

To her credit, the hostess asks us to sit in the All the steaks – which include grass-fed cuts bar while she waves her wand and conjures from Cape Grim in Tasmania and New THE a table for two. Thirty minutes later we’re Zealand Angus – are cooked in a broiler ushered through Maze Restaurant to the at 650 degrees. Leave the technique to the kITcHEn IS adjoining steakhouse of dark wood settings, chefs and marvel at the results. My steak, FIRInG On All diamond-tiled floor and striking Foscarini a Clare Valley grain-fed sirloin, is exactly cylInDERS Allegro lanterns. Anita Bell’s and David medium-rare, juicy and flavoursome, with Band’s whimsical wall sculpture of spreading an irresistible fringe of fat and a smattering of twigs and occasional birds extends across both sea salt on top to accentuate its superior taste. dining rooms and unites the spaces. But while There’s a choice of sauces including peppercorn Maze trades in pared-down serves of French-influenced and Béarnaise but they cost $3.50 each and, given fare, Maze Grill specialises in man-sized meals, most of Ramsay already owes me $2.50, I opt for Dijon mustard them steak. Far more sensible. instead (it’s free) and am very happy.

The dining space has an airy bistro feel thanks to high There are five desserts but we don’t try any – a sin for ceilings, discreetly spaced tables and a steel arc of open a reviewer but, to be honest, I didn’t want to spoil the kitchen where white-capped chefs perform nightly to a steak sensation. Maybe next time. voracious audience. A cheerful waitress welcomes us to The kitchen at Maze Grill seems to be firing on all table with a basket of sliced rye and onion and rosemary cylinders just weeks after opening. The staff might “bouchons” (“they’re basically rolls,” she translates need a little longer to hit their stride. You can’t fault helpfully) and a beginner’s guide to the menu: small the friendliness but there’s too much fumbling plates are for sharing, starters are entrees, and then you (forgotten specials, nervously spilt wine at our bar table, build your main course around a steak. If you don’t overlapping service) for a five-star hotel. fancy beef, there are seven other mains, including a And somebody needs to do something about those roasted whole lobster for high rollers. ill-fitting uniforms. They’re not a good look in a space as It’s a tempting menu, a real postmodern mix of slick, buzzy and likeable as this. \ KENDALL HILL flavours and techniques (escabeche, confit, ceviche) khill@theweeklyreview.com.au sure to please a crowd. We opt for one small plate, one

Gordon bleu: A view of the open kitchen at Gordon Ramsay’s Maze Grill at the Crown Metropol.

Cooked at 650 degrees: A steak straight off the Maze grill.

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EAT THIS MAZE GRILL Where:

Crown Metropol, 8 Whiteman Street, Southbank

Cuisine:

Steakhouse

Chef:

Josh Emett

Prices:

About $90 a head with steak; closer to $70 without. Wine extra.

Open:

Nightly from 6 o’clock. Scheduled to open for lunch in coming months.

Highlights: The steaks, the overall calibre of the food. It’s cooking with gas.

Lowlights:

Floor staff not yet as polished as the kitchen.

Bookings:

Yes, 9292 8300 or mazemelbourne@gordonramsay.com

We rate it: 8/10

SIP THIS

RevIew\ CoFFee Road trips are a popular method for CAFÉ naming cafés, it seems. Proud Mary (Creedence Clearwater Revival, also sung by Tina

PROUD MARY

Turner) came to Nolan Hirte and his wife as much because of the lyrics as its association with pride. “I’m proud of what I do,” says Hirte.

He also believes the world can become a better place through coffee. Sourcing his beans at origin and paying struggling Third World growers a premium for quality is an important part of it. But educating his customers about the countries in which their coffee is grown makes a difference, too.

Hirte trained as a barista in New Zealand. He’s run cafés in WA and was in partnership in his last café, Liar Liar, in Hawthorn. He’s wanted to run his own café for 13 years. And now, he says, it’s time to push boundaries using the best tools to make the best coffee he can.

Daily choices include three single-origin espresso options, a blend of the day and a house blend roasted by Five Senses. Plus there are five single-origin choices for the Clover, syphon and filter methods. A Costa Rican single-origin espresso is caramelly and buttery with a smooth body and subtle notes of unexpected lime.

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Barista: Nolan Hirte Coffee:

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Barista’s choice: Syphon coffee

The custom-made espresso machine BARISTA at Proud Mary – the first of its kind in the world – isn’t a statement about proportion or speed. It reveals more about Nolan Hirte’s perfectionist attitude.

This former WA barista champion and one of Victoria’s top contenders offers up to 10 varieties of coffees a day at his Collingwood café.

The machine’s capacity (in theory, it could make up to 16 espressos at once) allows him to ensure each blend

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is unsullied by the flavours of another and extracted at the perfect temperature. The many grinders follow the theme, and each holds a different single-origin or blend of bean. Most are house-roasted in small quantities.\

Proud barista: Nolan Hirte. (darriaN trayNor)

the clean, sharp decor at Proud Mary – polished concrete floors, matte-black tables, matching banquettes and charcoal terrazzo-style counter top – is elegant and sophisticated. But it’s merely a backdrop to the café’s reverence for coffee. Eight towering grinders, a 2.2-metre-long hand-built stainless steel Synesso coffee machine, reputed to be worth $40,000, and a dizzying chalkboard display of coffee options are the café’s raison d`etre. a Clover filter machine, three syphon machines and various filter options are appreciated by the sophisticated clientele. Well-spaced seating, loads of light and a fabulous menu are added extras. the bright and breezy staff, with a knack for extending welcome, is a less-tangible but pleasant asset.

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The poisoned chalice?

DR MALCOLM CLARK explains some drinking dos and don’ts. the aroma, oh, the way the colouR , the wine seems to cling to the glass as it’s swirled. Tastes nice, too … but what’s

how much

AUSTRALIAN’S DRINK

90% Have tried alcohol.

83.5% Have drunk in the past year.

10%

Just one lifetime sip.

17%

None in the past year.

8%

Drink every day.

41%

Drink weekly.

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it doing to me? The winophiles say drink up: look how much more healthy the French and Italians are. The wowsers say watch out, alcohol is dangerous, have a cup of tea instead. Before we join the fray, what does the science say?

The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) should be about as squeaky-clean and unbiased an organisation as you can get to help us decide if drinking wine – or any other beverage containing alcohol – is good or bad thing for us. Every few years another extensively researched and referenced tome is produced for just this purpose. (2009) Australian Guidelines To Reduce Health Risks From Drinking Alcohol is the most recent and weighty edition.

The problem with alcohol is that so many people don’t know when to stop. By the time you have had a couple of drinks, you feel great: relaxed, less worried about how others might perceive you and more likely to be frank and fearless and speak your mind. Then time for another one; then perhaps another. Now your ability to judge good from bad is affected. Perhaps it’s time for risky business. She looks nice, a slight stumble as you weave your way to say something inappropriate to the attractive girl with the guy you don’t like and …

The next morning can be appalling! Hopefully in your own bed with a pounding headache, dry mouth, a ferocious thirst, light-sensitivity and nausea; or worse, in emergency with a scar for life, or a coma following a car accident, or spinal fracture after jumping off the top of a bus, or in the morgue.

Too much alcohol makes most of us worry about our liver. Reduce Health Risks is about the things we don’t think about, too. Misadventure related to alcohol causes “13 per cent of all deaths among 14-17-year-old Australians” and 60 times as many “are hospitalised each week from alcohol-related causes”. In 65-74-year-olds “almost 600 die because of alcohol and 6500 are hospitalised”.

Fights and foolishness aside, what else can go wrong?

Premature heart disease, cancers (liver, mouth, throat and bowel), diabetes, serious vitamin deficiency, obesity, liver disease, damage to unborn babies in mums who have alcohol problems, and the huge spectrum of mental illness associated with drinking too much alcohol: depression, dementia, suicidal tendencies and the mountain of social disadvantage related to a family member addicted to alcohol.

So why would anyone want to drink? I think that’s a good question when you consider Mongolians drink fermented horse-mare’s milk. Apparently it smells and tastes terrible, but gets the job done. Humans like to get high, to relax a little and get away from their worries.

And it has been this way since someone left the grape juice too long in the amphora.

Having a little bit of alcohol every day has been touted by the pro-alcohol lobby for many years as a good thing to do. The French paradox and Mediterranean diet have championed wine’s cause, as well as push on the enthusiasm for a couple of stubbies at dinner time here

in Melbourne. Low levels of alcohol have been shown to be of some help in preventing heart disease and stroke, but these benefits are modest at best and not even supported in some more recent studies.

If you are feeling a little disillusioned, it gets worse.

Alcohol, mild, moderation or far too much, directly causes 3.7 per cent of all deaths and 4.4 per cent of total “harmful health consequences to the community”.

Crime is higher, family dysfunction is higher, risk-taking behavior is higher, violence is higher and police involvement is higher.

So how much is reasonably safe? In the NHMRC guideline one, “no more than two standard drinks on any day reduces the lifetime risk of harm from alcohol-related disease or injury”. Guideline two suggests “single-occasion drinking” having “no more than four standard drinks … reduces the risk of injury”: and healthy women and men were not to be considered differently.

What about the resveratrol? Blogs and pinophiles are full of it. Is it the Burgundian fountain of youth, or just more vino-marketing? There is some evidence that this flavonoid antioxidant, found in high concentrations in pinot noir and other red-wine grapes, might have some protective effect for heart disease and cholesterol management by boosting good cholesterol (mayoclinic.com.au/health/red-wine/HB000890), but researchers are still not sure if it’s due to resveratrol … or something quite different. What is for sure is that at low doses, all alcohol has a mildly protective effect, appearing at two drinks and disappearing again when you order your fourth pot of beer.

Moderation, moderation, in all things moderation.

Unfortunately, too much of a good thing always comes back to haunt you! “For both sexes, the lifetime risk of death from alcohol-related disease more than triples when consumption increases from two to three standard drinks per day.” And women who drink more than this increase their risk faster than men.

My advice – if you like to drink alcohol, have some alcohol-free days every week; and to help stick to the guidelines, buy better, more expensive wine to sip and savour. If that’s not working, take up drinking fermented mare’s milk!

Sobering statistics! \

1 can of light beer (2.7%)

= 0.8 standard drinks

1 can mid-strength beer (3.5%)

= 1 standard drink

1 can of full-strength beer (4.9%)

= 1.4 standard drinks

1 glass 100mL wine (9.5-13%)

= 1 standard drink

1 nip (30mL) spirit

= 1 standard drink

1 can premixed spirits (5-7%) = 1.5-2.1 standard drinks

REVIEW\ DECANTER

TASTINGS\ DRINK THIS KATNOOK FOUNDER’S BLOCK CHARDONNAY PINOT NOIR NV (Coonawarra) $22; 12% a/v ★★★★

A crystal-clear approach the dishes the other night, I WASHING broke a wine glass. It was an expensive one – a Riedel Vinum Shiraz, and

will cost about $50 to replace – and was also a wedding present.

We got a few different styles of glasses as wedding gifts, all gossamer-thin lead crystal from the same Riedel Vinum range, which are made especially for particular types of wine: shiraz, pinot noir, chardonnay, sauvignon blanc and champagne.

It’s probably a bit over the top, having so many glasses. Such a range is certainly impressive with dinner guests, but these glasses are too fragile for the dishwasher and washing up before going to bed always seems to take forever. In these times of consolidation, should I whittle down my stemware?

How many do you really need?

A few years ago, a German study used experienced testers to note the intensity of a range of aromas from the same wines (a mixture of reds and whites), each poured into 10 different shapes of glasses. These glasses had different heights, widths and rim diameters and included the international standard ISO glass, used at many wine shows and about twice as high as it is wide.

The boffins at the University of Neustadt’s oenology department found that while the perceptions of aroma intensity varied with each glass, the best results for red and white wines came from the ISO glass.

Food match: Wild mushroom risotto

Unfortunately, these glasses, which you’ve probably tasted from if you’ve ever stopped at a winery cellar door, are quite small and not very impressive. Holding about 50ml and measuring about 15cm high and 6cm at their fattest point, the small bowl can accommodate the requisite tiny splash of wine without making the pourer look cheap. Although many winemakers will point to them being the ideal glass to taste their toils, cellar doors are moving towards larger, more familiar glasses, so the cellarhands had better work on their measly measures!

I’ll keep using my myriad glasses and I’ve replaced the shiraz glass. I could easily forego the extra washing up, but not the sentiments of the people who’ve given us the glasses.

If you’re in the market for new stemware, I’d suggest getting three types of glasses. One for champagne (we all have a birthday each year), one for white, and a wide-rimmed glass for red.

You don’t need to spend the earth on your glasses, but look for one where the lip has been cut rather than rolled. It should have a nice sharp appearance rather than the roundness of a household tumbler.

Brands to look for include Riedel, Spiegelau and Luigi Bormioli and individual glasses start from $10. \

BEN THOMAS senorthomas@gmail.com

There’s no indication on the bottle, but this is pink, or blush, which always puts a smile on my face. From an area not well known for its fizz, this smells like peach, quince, strawberries and cake and has a nice acid balance and structure. The bubbles are not too fizzy, but creamy and moussy with flavours of pear and quince and a dry finish. From the Freixinet stable, and its class shows.

LONG FLAT PINK MOSCATO 2009 $9.90; 6% a/v ★★★

Food match: Blueberry pancakes Low-alcohol Moscato, made from the muscat grape (also known as frontignac for our older readers) has been a bit of a phenomenon of late. I like to think of it as the breakfast wine. Some examples tend to be a bit sweet and cloying for me but this has a nice streak of acid running through it, which helps balance the sweetness. It smells of peach and almond nougat and has fresh, clean flavours of tropical fruits; think mango and pineapple, as well as watermelon.

SOLAR VIEJO CRIANZA 2006 (Rioja, Spain) $30; 13% a/v ★★★★

Food match: Albóndigas

There are four classes of Rioja, and this is the second. To earn the name Crianza, the wine must be aged for two years and spend six months on oak before it can be released. Made from 100 per cent tempranillo, this is old-school Rioja and relies on a fine structure rather than bold fruit flavours for its drive. It has aromas of cola, cherries and plum with a hint of spicy oak. Balanced acidity and fine-grained tannins are supported by blackberry and slightly herbal flavours.

MOUNT AVOCA CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2008 (Pyrenees) $25; 13.5% a/v ★★★★

Food match: Shepherd’s pie

I’ve tasted four 2008 reds from Mount Avoca now and each has its charms. They are all good value, too. This has a complex mix of aromas – blackberry, redcurrants, chocolate, pencil oak and eucalypt – and a lovely finesse in the mouth. It’s medium-bodied with food-friendly, drying tannins and has flavours of blackcurrants, chocolate and red berries.

5★ OUTSTANDING

4★ REALLY GOOD

3★ GOOD

2★ OK

1★ NOT WORTH IT

Ripper Rioja Early opener

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LOVE A BARGAIN?

TORZI MATTHEWS SCHIST ROCK SHIRAZ (EDEN VALLEY) $17; 14.5% ★★★ ½ From the Eden Valley and a patch of shaley schist rock bed comes this deep, rich and brooding wine. It is made with minimal winemaker intervention using wild yeasts and a gentle basket press to squeeze the grapes – all buzz words that can add extra dollars to the price of a wine, which makes this a lot of wine for just $17. It smells of black and blueberries, almond nougat and cloves. It‘s medium-to-full-bodied and has a deep dark-purple colour. It has flavours of blackberry cordial, stewed plums and hints of black pepper along with a nice meatiness. Fine-grained tannins and slight herbal notes finish the wine off. This is a seriously good price for a lovely winter tipple.

Drink pink

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REVIEW\ SMALL REPUBLIC LAUNCH PARTY

On Wednesday, May 26, sisters Jenny Moon and Melissa Robbins hosted a party to celebrate the launch of their shop Small Republic.

The new-pop up shop, in Prahran, is a unique collaboration of Australia’s most exclusive labels for babies, children and maternity. \

BRITTANY, ELENA AND ASHLEIGH

AMY AND NICK JOBLIN

JENNY MOON, THERESE BOURNE AND JODIE SANDERS

SILK ROAD On Saturday, May 22, Silk Road hosted a 1920s-themed soiree to celebrate its second birthday.

Under the crystal chandeliers, VIP guests were treated to Moët champagne and cocktails. \

STEVE CHASMAN AND PIA MILLER

NICKI O’HALLORAN AND KATE BUNTON

JULIE GAUDION AND KELLIE LANGMAID

SARAH LEW, MARK PENNELL AND SAM CHOUDHURY

VINCE DESTEFANO AND BELINDA KELLY

TIFFINY COWELL AND SOPHIE POWNELL

DERMOTT BRERETON AND TIM O’SHAE

EDEN, THERESE AND STELLA

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ANDREW AND NICOLE MICHAELS

INVITE US Planning a party? Facilitating fund-raising? Going to a gathering? Send The Weekly Review an email and we’ll cover your event. Go to www.sdpmedia.com.au

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WHAT DOES YOUR

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SAY ABOUT YOU?

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HAIRSTYLE we judge a book by its DO cover? When we see a woman in a boardroom, in her

home, at the supermarket or collecting her kids from school, do we make an instant assessment of who they really are?

We are constantly assessing women on the colour, length, cut, layout and texture of their hair. On this page, we want you to make up your mind as to which hairstyle you best represent. Are you a short bob with sophistication and attitude or do you have beachy curls, suggesting a carefree soul? \

L ONG DARK ME G A N G A L E Hi. I have just stepped out of a lunch. I have beautiful brown curls and my favourite movie is Gone with the Wind.

A woman who has long, flowing dark hair with great movement is a woman who is sexy, free, gutsy and strong.

JAMES RAZOS hair@rakis.com.au www.rakis.com.au

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S P OR T Y JE S SIC A WAT S ON Hi. I have just come from sailing.

My hair is tied back in a scrunchy because I have had no time for myself today.

The ponytail is the physical attachment that denotes a sporty person who does not prioritise blow waving her hair.

L A R A BINGL E Hi. I have just come from sipping a latte on High Street, Armadale. I'm skinny and blonde.

Women with long blonde hair are generally submissive, high maintenance and slightly on edge.

They also tend to be involved with sportsmen.

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Hi. I’m walking down Brunswick Street.

My hair is razor sharp with spikes and I like to dress alternatively.

Short hair is a strong pattern that shows a woman being independent, possibly with strong values and who stands as a single identity.

Hi. I have just come from my latest theatre show. I am a raving redhead who loves the attention.

Redheads are like an exotic bird that is seeking a nest on which to settle.

She wants the limelight, she wants to be centre stage, otherwise she would not be showing herself off so vibrantly.

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Hi. I have just come from a burlesque show and I am ready for the can-can.

My curls are billowing as I am a bit of a wayward woman.

Curls come in all sizes – tight curls suggest a springy personality, while a looser curl suggests pride and self-control. Curls can be frizzy, tired or youthful and can also be reflective of colour variations.

Hi. I have just come from the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York.

I am sporting a heavy veil fringe because I am hiding from the scene.

As a child, most of us played hide and seek. The fringe is a tool to hide the big forehead, the long face and the shy character. It is a fashion accessory – and completely changes the look of a woman's face.

Hi. I’m from Byron Bay. I have just sold my business and my house in Brighton. I really love collecting sea shells by the sea shore.

Women who have a textured, relaxed, easygoing hairstyle suggest that what you see is what you get. I can ride the tides. I can do yoga, I can run on the beach, I am chilled out. I am a free woman.

rEviEw\ BOOks

New format just another challenge radio interview last During an aBC month, Melbourne University Publishing’s Louise Adler described the

competitive national bookshop chains that buy in bulk and then offer discounts and you wonder why people such as me decided in 2009 to open a village bookshop.

Our faith rests in passionate book lovers. Thankfully, Melbourne has plenty of them – people who relish books as works of art and who support the infrastructure that creates them. These customers appreciate the small bookshop’s role in a suburban shopping strip. They come to our events, they browse and buy, they bring their kids, they ask our advice. These keen bookworms maintain that books are not a luxury, they are a necessity. They are not disposable. And they don’t always work well on a screen. Now that’s something to be positive about. \

CORRIE pERKIN corrie@mybookshop.net.au

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future of books as exciting. “For us as publishers it’s neither here nor there whether it’s a hardback, whether it’s a paperback, whether it comes to you via your iPhone as an application, whether it comes to you via a Kobo or a Kindle or a Nook, we don’t care,’’ Adler says.

‘We have always had to be ready to adapt to new formats, so for us it’s just another format. The real issue is: how do independent bookstores survive in the new world order? That’s the challenge.’’

We suspect MUP’s CEO didn’t intend to paint independent booksellers as dinosaurs unable or unwilling to adapt to the “new world order’’. We all know that without courageous and flexible indie bookshop

thinking, local publishers would not achieve their annual sales targets. End of story.

But Adler is right to say the sector faces challenges.

Over many years, Melbourne has developed a rich culture of niche bookshops in which readers are provided with meaningful book-buying and browsing experiences. Shops such as the Readings group, Albert Park’s Avenue Bookstore, Hill of Content in Bourke Street, Books in Print in Malvern and Yarraville’s Sun Bookshop have become community centres of literary activity as well as successful retail hubs. But the threats are plenty. Computer applications that can download hundreds of titles and create instant “virtual’’ libraries for their owners may deter some customers from buying actual books. Add to this the global financial crisis, prohibitive shop rents, tight publishers’ margins and

BOOk CLuB

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Each week The Weekly Review invites readers to take part in our online book club. We’d love to know what you think about a book, its characters and plot, and whether you think the author has created a work of art or a lemon.

This week’s book for discussion is The Tall Man: Death and Life on Palm Island by Chloe Hooper. Go to www.theweeklyreview.com.au and follow the book link to join in.

THE LOST MONA LISA

By R.A.Scotti $24.95 (Bantam)

TruE CriME

It was the ultimate Italian job. In August, 1911, three men strolled into the Louvre in Paris, disguised themselves as staff, hid until night, then stole Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. The next morning a visitor noticed it was missing, the police were notified and France’s border crossings were closed. A young Pablo Picasso was a prime suspect. So too the poet Guillaume Apollinaire. Two years later, the Italian who carried out the theft gave himself up. R.A. Scotti weaves a ripping yarn around this true story. Art lovers will enjoy it.

CAKES AND BAKES FROM MY MOTHER’S KITCHEN

By Linda Collister (contributing editor) $34.95 (Ryland Peters and Small)

LET THE GREAT WORLD SpIN

By Colum McCann $24.95 (Bloomsbury)

FiCTiOn

Irish-born writer Colum McCann finds inspiration in French high-wire artist Philippe Petit’s 1974 tightrope walk between New York’s World Trade Centre towers. Around this event, McCann plots the lives of his main characters, each drawn into the New York zeitgeist of the mid-1970s, the Vietnam War and America of the Nixon era. Unconnected lives and stories become entwined. As one reviewer wrote in The New York Times, “Let the Great World Spin will sneak up on you.” We suspect it will sneak up on book clubs and become a favourite of theirs, also.

FOOD

Tucked away among the plethora of Mother’s Day cookery books that arrived in our shop in early May was this gem: an affordable hardback with excellent recipes and beautiful photographs, speaking a baking language that local cooks would find accessible and engaging. London-based Collister is no slouch as a food writer; her books on baking have sold more than half-a-million copies since she started with RPS. Her chapter headings tell it all: cookies, brownies and bars; cupcakes and muffins; layer cakes; pies, tarts and cheesecakes – you get the idea. Yum.

AMY BAILLIEU, jUNIOR EDITOR, AUSTRALIAN BOOK REvIEW

FIFTY MORE pLACES TO pLAY GOLF BEFORE YOU DIE

By Chris Santella $45 (Stewart Tabori & Chang)

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It’s quite likely that the golfer in your life owns Santella’s previous golf book, Fifty Places to Play Golf Before You Die. Since writing that in 2005, new courses have been built, old ones downgraded or upgraded, and vast numbers of golfers have shared their own views with the author. Each one of the 50 receives its own write-up, a note from the golfer who has recommended its inclusion, how to get there and accommodation tips.

A small hardback with colour photos, the book is an ideal gift for those who love to read about, as well as play, the game.

I recently finished Anne Fadiman’s excellent essay collection At Large and At Small: Confessions of a Literary Hedonist and Carlos María Domínguez’s bibliophilic fable The Paper House. Currently, I’m relishing Foyle’s Philavery: A Treasury of Unusual Words by Christopher Foyle, enjoying José Carlos Somoza’s futuristic thriller The Art of Murder and revisiting old friends with Jane Austen, James Herriot and Terry Pratchett.

By my bed waiting to be read are Craig Silvey’s Jasper Jones, Ann Galbally’s A Remarkable Friendship: Vincent Van Gogh and John Peter Russell and Angela Bennie’s nauseatingly titled but fascinating Crème de la Phlegm: Unforgettable Australian Reviews.

review \ profile col Mclaren used his detective skills to rediscover a family story, writes corrie PerKin.

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hen war broke out in August, 1914, a young railway worker from Tatura, George Dawson Bingham, enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force. Like many thousands of men who joined the army that year, Bingham was full of optimism that the Germans could be defeated easily and swiftly. He was also excited by the prospect of overseas travel. As his grandson Colin McLaren reflects, “Australia entered the Great War with a mix of bravado, naivety and colonial obedience.’’

Bingham, whose nickname “Sunflower” described his happy demeanor, returned from Europe four years later after an arduous campaign. He had spent 1527 days at war, making him one of Australia’s longest-serving World War One soldiers. Upon his return, he went bush.

The traumatic events he’d witnessed, including losing many friends on the battlefield, had deeply affected Sunflower and so, rather than burden his family with his grief, he sought anonymity in country Australia. After four years of working and travelling the countryside, Bingham returned to Tatura to start his postwar life.

Bingham died in 1974, aged 85. A much-loved family man, he was the last of his wartime mates to survive. His oldest grandson, Colin, who later became a detective

A forgotten cAsuAlty of wAr with Victoria Police, had always listened to Sunflower’s war stories. They’d stayed with him, along with memories of his grandfather’s sunny face and cheerful disposition. “I felt they were stories that had to be told,’’ McLaren, now a full-time writer, explains.

Last month, after several years’ research, travelling to old war zones and grappling with the right format for his story, McLaren’s new book, Sunflower, hit the bookshelves. Published by Melbourne University Publishing – the same company that published McLaren’s first book, an autobiographical story called Infiltration: The True Story of the Man who Cracked the Mafia – Sunflower is based on Bingham’s experiences as one of Australia’s longest-serving Anzacs.

Fictional stories, conversations and characters provide the trimmings to the bare bones of Bingham’s story.

And what a story it is. After an intense training period in Egypt, Bingham and his soldier colleagues are shipped to Gallipoli, where they endure a disastrous Allied campaign. He is then posted to France’s battlefields, where trench warfare, death, freezing temperatures and lack of food are parts of everyday life. Bingham is injured, and falls in love with a French nurse who cares for him. Tragedy surrounds him, but McLaren also highlights his grandfather’s wit, and there are some funny larrikin episodes that provide a welcome relief.

The Sunflower journey started for McLaren 14 years ago, when his mother reflected that she wished she’d known more about what her father got up to during the war. Using his detective’s research and analytical skills, McLaren started investigating the facts of Bingham’s war service. “Three or four times I nearly gave up writing the story,” he recalls. “I was bogged down with the stoic chronology of one man’s tour of duty – how many days he spent in Gallipoli, what he did after that, what he did

“the death, the stench – how do you discuss all you’ve seen with the people at home?”

Sunflower: A TAle of love, wAr And InTrIgue,

by Colin McLaren, $32.99 (MUP)

when he came home. It was boring reading. I needed a vehicle to weave the story around, through, in, on.”

He found that vehicle during a research trip to Egypt in December 2008. He knew that séances, fortune telling, magic and superstition had been popular forms of entertainment in the early 1900s. McLaren learnt that the most respected fortune tellers in Egypt are Bedouins.

Imagine if Sunflower, on a day off from training, had asked a Bedouin to read his coffee cup and predict his future? It was possible; Bedouin fortune tellers were active in Cairo during wartime. And what if the woman had declared he would survive? After having his own coffee cup read, McLaren was convinced that such a prophecy, delivered by a Bedouin woman, plus the purchase of an Egyptian lucky baboon charm, would give the book its focus.

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rom that point, the writing was easy and by May 2009 McLaren had finished his first draft.

The writer had wanted to tell his grandfather’s story. But he was also keen to look at the Anzacs’ World War One campaign from the ordinary soldiers’ viewpoint. Non-fiction historic accounts such as Keith Murdoch’s The Gallipoli Letter and Les Carlyon’s Galipolli and The Great War provided fascinating primary evidence. So, too, did the archives at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, which McLaren

could access because of his police detective status.

“But a lot of what you read is the Big Picture, how-thebattle-was-won-or-lost kind of stuff,” McLaren says.

“There’s not a great sense in many of the books about the everyday stories of the men.”

There are many moving passages in Sunflower. But it’s McLaren’s account of his grandfather’s return to Australia, and the wilderness years before meeting his future wife, starting a small business and raising a family, that remind us of war’s hidden casualties.

“I think it was all about having time for self-repair,” says McLaren when asked why he thinks so many returned soldiers hit the road and escaped their pre-war lives. “Eventually my grandfather did come home and touched base with his family. But he was one of tens of thousands of soldiers who just drifted. Many fell into alcoholism, they moved from one job to another, they became shearers, swagmen, farm labourers.

“I think they all suffered loss. Can you imagine what it must be like to be at your daily workplace when all of a sudden the person sitting next to you has his head blown off or his chest blown in? The death, the stench – how do you discuss all you’ve seen with the people at home?”

McLaren lives in Melbourne and is working on his next book – another non-fiction work that examines conspiracy theories such as the ones that have surrounded US President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. But his Sunflower research has also sparked an interest in one of Australia’s leaders during the Great War, General Sir John Monash.

“I had no position on John Monash until I started my research,” McLaren says. “All I knew was that he was the man on our $100 notes. I now know absolutely it’s time for a new biography on Monash.”

In McLaren’s hands, it would be a fascinating read. \

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Review\ Fashion

New kids on the block In the fickle world of fashion, magazine editors are always looking for The Next Big Thing, writes JANE ROCCA.

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can be fickle and we all know how quickly Fashion things can turn around. One minute you’re the much-hyped designer on every editor’s lips, the next

you’re a mere afterthought – considered passé with the simple switch of a season.

Innovation is the key to success in an industry that sees many designers come and go year-in and year-out.

The good news is that Australia is home to plenty of cutting-edge designers – many of whom are now renowned worldwide – but fashion editors are always hunting for The next big Thing.

Emerging designers are sometimes overlooked because they aren’t easily found in the mainstream, but if you dig a little deeper, you will find many are busy building mini fashion empires away from the limelight in the hope that one day they’ll get noticed.

Some Australian designers who took our fancy this week are relatively new players – all offering something unusual and inventive when it comes to clothes – showing us that emerging Australian fashion labels like to write their own rules.

A few years ago it was all about Sydney minimalist designer Josh Goot, and this year the emphasis was on the sharp detailing of Sydney tailor Dion Lee (who took out the Woolmark Designer Award of $10,000), but there are many others doing their bit to amp up the reputation of Australian fashion.

The Phos Phoro label is the brainchild of 25-year-old Sydney-based designer Spencer Webber. He made headlines at this year’s Rosemount Australian Fashion Week for delivering a range of aesthetically teasing creations. It was also his first solo show since he started in 2008.

His sporty and casual range took girly prints, feminine polka dots and traditional check prints to a new level of expression. There were bolero jackets in lazy velvet fabrics and mini shorts teamed with tights for a feminine touch. It was all about Tokyo geek girl meets Australian city chic.

Melbourne’s Anna Linklater is another newcomer to fashion through her label Violet And I. She has produced a gorgeous winter collection named The Musings that is partly inspired by retro twists and vintage charm, keeping the modern girl's needs in mind with every stitch.

The dreamy collection fuses pastel shades (wintry peach) with sheer fabrics that drape the skin. The key is to layer her pieces, teaming chiffon dresses with thick tights and ankle boots for a wintry reflection. Her influences nod to the 80s, bodysuits are popular – and if you can tuck yourself in one – the firmer-fitting Gazelle lace bodysuits can be worn with skinny-leg jeans or a high-waisted skirt.

Attention to detail is the key for this Melbourne girl – her jackets lined with lilac silk for added princess quality when wearing the Rhapsody velvet bolero. According to Linklater: “Girls shouldn’t be afraid of layering and teaming bold colours with softer pastels.”

Self-expression takes on a new level with Miss Lyndel Yeo, who started her label five years ago after being named runner-up in the Mercedes benz Start Up in 2005. We can’t get enough of her black MLY range, which opts for edgy boyish tailoring to otherwise feminine expression. Inspired by the likes of Karl Lagerfeld, Alexander Wang and Donna Karan, Yeo works from a warehouse in the back streets of Melbourne and, for her, it’s all about cropped skirts, lines that point to an 80s phenomenon and tuxedo jackets with zips that can be worn up or down – you choose. \

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gig THe LigHT iN wiNTer FeSTivAL, FeDerATioN SqUAre, JUNe 4 To JULy 4 Winter is finally here, after a few false starts. The nights are getting longer and the streets are awash with black woollen coats and tangerine skins. But, as the sunlight retreats, other lights are going up in Federation Square. The chilly celebrations of this year’s Light in Winter festival include an installation

by Mexican-Canadian outdoor artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, renowned for constructing interactive exhibits on the streets of several American and European cities. His first Australian commission will be launched as the sun dips at 6pm this Friday, but details are tightly under wraps. Going on his past record, we can expect something tactile and spectacular. Other events in the month ahead include a Solstice Celebration, campfire storytelling, a Guerrilla Lighting tour and a talk by Bruce Ramus, whose lightshows have graced concerts by the likes of U2, R.E.M. and David Bowie.

Tv THe riCHeS \ 7 Two, weDNeSDAy, 10.30pM, STArTS JUNe 2 Making its first appearance on free-to-air, this appealingly offbeat US family drama sees a pack of gypsy grifters attempt to make a new life in a wealthy gated community. Two Brits, Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver, don impressive accents to lead their ramshackle family from a life of cheating and stealing on the road to a life of conning and schmoozing their upper-crust neighbours.

Fresh out of jail, Dahlia (Driver) finds husband

Notorious guerilla artist Banksy makes his directorial debut in this fascinating exposé of the murky world of street art. Allegedly assembled from thousands of hours of footage shot by LA-based Frenchman Thierry Guetta, the film follows the medium’s trajectory from its underground beginnings to its big-bucks arrival in the mainstream.

We witness the mysterious Banksy murder a telephone box, install a Guantanamo Bay prisoner in Disneyland and paint an elephant paisley, but the story really belongs to Guetta. A triumph of self-belief over ability, Guetta spends years filming the big names of street art before deciding to become one himself.

Remarkably, he succeeds, swapping sides of the camera to launch a successful exhibition of highly derivative works.

There are layers upon layers of irony here. Guetta’s success comes as street artists finally cross the line from graffiti guerillas to establishment darlings. Yet his success effectively invalidates any claims to high art. His work is vacuous and manufactured, a product of borrowed hype. As a joke on the art world, it’s almost too perfect, which has sparked suspicion the whole affair might be a Banksy-sponsored hoax. Happily, it really doesn’t matter, as the film is no less impressive or entertaining when seen as a work of fiction.

Whether authentically daft or just beautifully played, Guetta is a compelling, fascinating character and a hilarious, if not always insightful, guide to an enthralling world.

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Wayne (Izzard) has become disenchanted with the life of a Traveller. When opportunity knocks – or, in this case, crashes – in the form of the keys to a stolen life in a new mansion, Wayne is quick to see the possibilities, instantly impersonating a lawyer and ingratiating himself with the local high-flyers.

Whether drug-addled Dahlia or her flighty children can make their home in such staid surroundings remains to be seen.

At its best, this series evokes the work of the Coen brothers as our charming criminals attempt to live an honest life – even if they have to lie through their teeth. The first episode is a fairly chaotic affair, jumping from one locale to another across a tangle of plot strands, but Izzard alone has enough charm to encourage loyalty. Don’t get too attached, though, as the series was axed by its network after two seasons.

MUSiC CrySTAL CASTLeS: CrySTAL CASTLeS (FiCTioN) \ rATATAT: Lp4 (xL reCorDiNgS) Last week, we accused dance music of maturing. This week, there’s proof: dance is getting nostalgic for its youth.

The second LP from Canadian duo Crystal Castles is an unsettling ghost-train ride through electronica past, present and future. The tracklist bumps and swerves from the paranoid Boards of Canada drones of Fainting Spells through the jolting fire-alarm dance of Doe Deer to vintage club mishmash Baptism, which evokes the thrill and rush of a first rave. While there is a distinctly – and joyously – retro twist to much of the album’s footwork, there’s little sense its head is stuck in the past. The helicopter throttle of Vietnam bursts into sparkling bliss but its troubled heartbeat remains, while spliced vocals duck and weave, at once upbeat and ethereal. Other tracks open up into strobing synth ecstasies but never quite shake the feeling that the comedown is on its way.

The predictably titled fourth record sees New York act Ratatat resting on their electro-laurels, which is no bad thing. Superficially, there’s no great development from LP3, but pay close attention and there are definite signs of a group perfecting their art. Underneath the buzzing disco synths, samples and hip-hop beats is a great collection of intricate, satisfying pop songs. With increasingly ambitious arrangements, it doesn’t even matter there’s nobody around to sing them. Really, this is thrilling stuff. \ MYKE BARTLETT mykebartlett@gmail.com

Review\ sea kayaking

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easT coasT kayaking Where: 37 Jetty Road, Sandringham.

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Phone: 9597 0549

y a b e h t s s o r c a e l Padd into the wilderness with a backpack To walk and walk out five days later is one of the best things you will ever do.

I wouldn’t swap five nights at the Grand Hyatt for it – not that I’m one to stay there. If that was the case, I probably wouldn’t be the guy writing about the outdoors here.

Going bush is one of those simple joys that many of us love. Nature, the ocean and disappearing from the outside world.

There’s just one problem with hiking and that’s carrying the stuff you need to live unassisted in the bush.

The impact of carrying a pack is enormous. Day one is the worst, chafed and tired muscles; day two, you are constantly hungry and by day three you’re thinking when it will all end.

There is an easy way to get into the wilderness unassisted and that is with a sea kayak.

Like hiking, sea kayaking gives you the same sense of freedom but without the impact on the body.

You can also fit a few more things in a kayak than you can in a backpack; you can trawl for fish along the way and you might even bump into a dolphin.

There is no sport to sea kayaking, unless you’re a descendant of Canada’s Inuits, who compete against each other in kayaking rolling.

The sport involves rolling a kayak around and around in a pool, via the 32 different paddling methods.

But, according to East Coast Kayaking instructor Rohan Klopfer, the main reason people get into sea kayaking is to explore.

Klopfer, 31, said he took up sea kayaking six

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years ago and now has a whole ocean to play in.

The challenges are bigger – with crossing Bass Strait, circumnavigating Ningaloo Reef, Flinders Island and Hinchinbrook Island now on the cards.

“The adventure appeals to me, the journey, it is an amazing tool to explore the outdoors; it is low impact and has no impact on the environment,” he said.

Just a few weeks ago, Klopfer and a few friends crossed Port Phillip Bay in seven hours, but there are others who are taking the sport to extremes.

In December, Freya Hoffmeister became the first person to kayak unassisted around Australia.

“She did an amazing job. She slept on blow-up bags in the middle of the ocean,” he said.

“It took her 300 days of paddling; she is now a global sensation.”

Klopfer said sea kayaking appeals mostly to 45-65year-olds but younger people are now getting into it.

Keith Macqueen recently returned from a two-andhalf month kayaking trip along the Great Barrier Reef.

“The trip was fantastic and went without a hitch,” he said.

“From Lizard Island it took us a few weeks to get to Lockhart River where we met up with friends and continued to the top.”

But before you start getting out the compass, there are some fundamental courses you need to do before you start circumnavigating the globe.

Sea starter, stroke development, self rescue and trip management will help keep you alive. \

gEorgE IErodIaConoU george@kitemag.com.au

Kayak means hunter’s boat. The first kayaks were fashioned from driftwood and animal skins about 900 years ago by the natives of the Arctic regions of Asia, North America and Greenland. These long, narrow, covered boats were best-suited for hunting seals and walruses.

E: roh@eastcoastkyaking.com W: eastcoastkyaking.com Instructor: Rohan Klopfer Courses: sea starter, beyond basics, fishing and surfing.

Group lessons, tours to the Mornington Peninsula, Gippsland Lakes and Wilsons Prom.

KyaKIng VICtorIa Where: Canoeing Victoria, PO Box 1010 Templestowe 3106, Vic. Phone: 884 64120 and 0411 262 538 E: cvoffice@ canoeingvic.org.au W: canoeingvic.org.au Contact: Peter Costello tELL US about what you love to do most in Port Phillip Bay – email george@kitemag.com.au

kayak FacTs Almost anyone can enjoy the fun, especially in calm waters.

Shoulders, laterals, abs and legs all work together to keep you moving forwards while maintaining balance.

In 1928, Captain Fran Romer was discovered asleep in his kayak in the harbor at St Thomas, in the Virgin Islands, after paddling almost 6400 kilometres from Lisbon, Portgual. He survived two hurricanes along the way.

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There’s a B sting in this tale

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here are lots of suburbs in Melbourne that start with the letter B. Is there a reason for this, I wonder, on a long, long voyage down Canterbury Road? And as I turn left at Elgar Road, falling off Melway’s page 46 and into B suburb land, have I also, symbolically, fallen off the face of the earth?

I’m really only joking. I love the wonderful stretch of B suburbs that inhabit page 47 – Blackburn, Box Hill, Bulleen. So close to the double-storey, tree-lined aspirations of Mont Albert, and yet so far away.

The B suburbs are places that people live when image is not important – when sending your kids to the closest government school is OK. Houses are bought because they are affordable and cars because they’re straight off the factory floor.

They’re not beautiful either, the B suburbs – not compared to the A-list suburbs such as Albert Park or Armadale – but they’re certainly not ugly. You just need to be able to live with the status drawbacks – and the very big bus ride the kids need to take to the Barkers Road schools.

Plus, the shops in the plazas and villages exist for shopping – real shopping, such as picking up the fruit and the veg. OK, so maybe there’s room for the occasional minor extravagance such as a new tea towel at Harris Scarfe or a cheap barbie as a surprise for the grandkids from the $2 shop, but there’s no time or value around these parts for browsing. Nor is there time for sitting in aesthetically pleasing cafes drinking lattes (why would you when there’s a full tin of Moccona at home?).

This is the official driving, parking, shopping land – where a cultural event is an Auskick training session.

Where one day all these charming brick veneers and weatherboard bungalows will be demolished, pulled down by the second generation capitalising on their inheritances with medium-density, double-storey units – a lifetime of mortgage repayments in dust.

But the B suburbs are, in general, very underrated.

Bulleen is full of lovely bits. It’s a big, pilly bed sock – a nona land where you can hear those Vulcan heaters buzzing away in the lounges. Here you’ll find the soup pot hitting the stove in the middle of the afternoon so that dinner is served and cleared in time for Deal or No Deal.

The Italians have used their imagination out there, turning Bulleen Village into one giant Mediterranean wholesaler. Who needs a piazza when you can sit in the food court and drink coffee (I wonder if all the gatherings of multiple Italian men drinking coffee across the world right now are totally random. Do you just show up and know there’ll be others there, also drinking coffee, also from Italy? Such widespread social organisation seems unlikely, impossible, but I digress ...)

And Box Hill – dear Box Hill, such a mixture of this and that. Where else would a middle-aged man complain about the cost of his ham-and-salad sandwich, which he orders in the plaza food court – a vast and expansive village of bains marie, all shiny and steaming with fresh-cooked yum cha and dim sum, and such delicious wonders as turnip cake and spicy fish-head soup. “I won’t be coming back”, he says to the young Vietnamese girl serving him. “You need to learn what a salad is.”

And gosh, I haven’t even touched on Blackburn yet. \

KATRINA HALL kathall@ozemail.com.au

Review\ addRessing The web Deadlines can be a horrifying prospect, but don’t fret; I spent this week trying to dig up a few websites that might help if you’re struggling with your day at the office.

Listen to a movie. For the cubicle workers of the world. listentoamovie.com I’ll admit, I’m a bona fide product of the Gen Y everything-at-once party bus. I like it all, at the same time, delivered yesterday. So, I listen to a lot of music and put movies on while I work; unfortunately, this is a luxury few can usually afford in the office. listentoamovie.com is now a site I hold close to my heart. It’s a place you can stream the audio from a bunch of big-name Hollywood features while you’re working. All the film audio offered is free, which raises an eyebrow from a copyright perspective, but if that doesn’t bother you, jump on and listen to any of the 1400 movies listed.

You’d think that only being able to listen to a film would be frustrating and, to be honest, the explosion-laden battle sequences in Top Gun can be just that. For the most part, however, it is a pleasure being able to take those micro breaks away from work to aurally gobble up all your favourite movie lines.

Meeting those deadlines is so much easier when you have the chrome-domed CAG in your ear, exclaiming that if you screw up just this much, you’ll be flying a cargo plane full of rubber dog shit out of Hong Kong.

File desTRucToR 2.0 Give yourself more time for gaming. xnet.se/fd Well, it’s official; you now have a semi-legitimate excuse for gaining an extra few days to complete that big work project with the implicit beauty that is File Destructor 2.0.

As they so eloquently put it, File Destructor helps send trashed work documents, enabling you to blame your faulty computer instead of confessing that you’re a lazy bum who just wants to play video games.

Simply key in your desired document's file name, file type, size and download your free weekend pass. Of course, it’s up to you to make the whole unfortunate gaffe sound convincing!

The only question I have is where the hell was this website when I was at uni? \

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Packed to the grafters Like the idea of grow-your-own citrus fruit? Then try a fruit salad tree, which, by using different grafts, can produce fruits of all sorts, says MARY RIEKERT Above: Potted grapefruit ready for the garden.

Above right: Oranges and lemons ... aka the fruit salad tree.

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here was a time when almost every Melbourne backyard had a lemon tree in it, which, completely untended, produced a prolific crop of fragrant, yellow fruit. That was before the arrival of the neo-Georgian townhouse built from boundary to boundary with a token courtyard for a few pots.

There is, however, a solution for city gardeners wanting to grow their own citrus in a limited space – a multigrafted tree.

Multigrafted citrus trees allow you to enjoy several varieties from the one tree, fruit ripening over several months. If they are grafted onto dwarf rootstock, they can be grown in pots and are ideal for a small garden.

Each graft grows independently of the others and so all the different fruit retain their own characteristics – flavour, appearance and ripening time.

James and Kerry West have been growing multigrafted fruit trees in Emmaville, NSW for more than 20 years and say all their citrus varieties can easily

be grown in Melbourne. Their citrus fruit salad tree can have between two and eight grafts per tree with any combination of oranges, mandarins, lemons, limes, tangelos, grapefruit and pomelos.

“There can be up to two different varieties of oranges and mandarins only,” Kerry said. “These ripen at different times, one in winter, the other in summer. The more varieties on a tree, the longer the picking season.

They can even fruit all year round depending on the varieties you choose.

“It all comes down to how many mouths you have to feed. It may be better to have two three-way trees, which will give you two buckets of each variety, rather than one six-way tree, which will give you one bucketful of each,” Kerry said.

She said these dwarfing trees can withstand cold temperatures to -8 degrees, not something we have to worry about in Melbourne. If grown in the ground they will grow to about two metres high by two metres wide, while in pots they will get to about 1.3 metres by one metre wide.

According to Kerry, there are two critical points to remember when growing a multigrafted tree: keep the tree balanced and remove any shoots growing from rootstock (below the grafts). “It’s very important that the grafted branches grow at an even rate. You must cut back any vigorous growing branches and keep the tree balanced or the faster-growing branches deprive the slower ones of nutrients.

“Our trees are grown so the fruiting branches begin from approximately 10 centimetres above soil level.

You must remove any shoots that are growing from the rootstock below ground level or from the main central trunk of the tree,” she said.

Multigrafted trees can easily be grown in pots and Kerry recommends a large pot and a good potting mix as well as a slow-release citrus fertiliser. “The bigger the pot, the bigger the root system and the branches so you’ll get more fruit,” she said.

As with all citrus, the fruit salad tree prefers full sun and requires at least half-a-day of full sun. Feed them twice a year with an organic or a slow-release fertiliser.

Water deeply once a week to promote deep root development and if growing in a pot, ensure the soil is kept moist, but not soggy, at all times. A good layer of mulch will stop the soil from drying out.

After fruiting, cut back growth just a little – heavy pruning is not required. Multigrafted citrus can be planted at any time of the year. The price depends on the number of grafts per tree. If space is a consideration, don’t forget to mention you need a tree grafted onto dwarfing rootstock. \

mary@cyberella.com.au

To order, contact the Wests at fruitsaladtrees.com or talk to your local nursery.

LOCATION • SUSTAINABILITY • INSPIRED Triptych invites you home to the heart of the Melbourne Arts and Cultural precinct. Passionately commi ed to leading the way forward to a sustainable future, we bring you an inspired luxury apartment building designed to reflect the creative and dynamic community that exists in this incredible location. Triptych will be a Melbourne icon, and you can call it home.

8 Kavanagh Street, Southbank, Melbourne Completion October 2010. Display suite open by private appointment Please contact Beatrice Imbert on 1300 785 665 www.triptychliving.com

“Rarely do new buildings appear to be conceived with connections to their community as a top priority. Triptych is an exception. It will not only draw on the advantages of its location in Melbourne’s arts precinct, but also contribute to it in an imaginative way, offering proof that inner urban spaces can become a ractive and liveable places.”

– Tim Jacobs – Arts Centre chief executive

Review\ 360 degRees

the rise of the

PentHouse The penthouse lifestyle is something to which we can all aspire.

Francesca carter and MarIa HarrIs investigate.

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Love the views: Peter Hollick and Helen Pattison in their East Melbourne penthouse apartment.

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nner-city living has been growing steadily over the past decade as more residential towers with penthouse options are springing up all over Melbourne’s CBD. “Going to bed at night looking over the city lights is just about the best thing about living in a penthouse,” says Peter Hollick, as we wander through his stylish East Melbourne home, 18 floors above street level.

Peter and his wife, Helen Pattison, bought the top three floors of the Becton development at 279 Wellington Parade South. With 360-degree views from Port Phillip Bay to Mount Macedon, it is arguably one of Melbourne’s most prestigious penthouses. “We have five kids. The youngest is now 20,” says Peter. “We are the classic case of kids no longer living at home.”

With natural light and a minimalist interior, the penthouse has four bedrooms, two studies, glass-fronted balconies and a terrace with a spa. Other features include secure parking, secure entrance with concierge and use of a gym and 25-metre lap pool.

“The great thing about living in East Melbourne is that we are so close to the city,” says Peter. He walks to most places and does not drive the car much these days.

Robert Mitchelson, the managing director of Icon Properties, says that the Hollicks represent the majority of penthouse buyers – the empty-nesters.

“We are finding that most buyers are coming out of big houses in the affluent suburbs of Hawthorn, Camberwell and Malvern,” he says. “They don’t want to live in a big house and they don’t want to live in a small apartment. The penthouse is a good option.”

This generation of buyers, the baby boomers, are opting to downsize but still want style and space.

The attractions of living in a penthouse include security, location, car parking, privacy, views and space.

“People are generally travelling more than ever before. Owning a penthouse takes a huge weight off their shoulders because they don’t have to worry about things like home invasion and kids damaging the place,” says Mitchelson.

This is certainly the case for the Hollicks, who spend most weekends at their Portsea beach house. “I love it. I can just walk straight out, get on the freeway and be at Portsea in an hour,” says Helen.

Mitchelson also sells to interstate and international buyers, who use penthouses as investment properties.

“They might come down half a dozen times a year for events like the Melbourne Cup, grand prix, footy grand final and the Australian Open. They see it as a good investment with the cost of construction going through the roof,” he says.

Mitchelson believes that St Kilda Road is going to be the next hot spot. “St Kilda Road will be predominantly residential over the next few years. Especially the apartments on the side of Fawkner Park. People like being able to go to the park without crossing the road.”

Quin Scalzo, director of Perri Projects, sees the appeal of St Kilda Road. “It is a massive tree-lined boulevard.

The buildings are set back from the street and there is plenty of space.”

Perri Projects is developing a complex of 150 apartments on Albert Road, another favoured location for high-rise living. The building will have a 700-square metre penthouse with a 150-square metre terrace and 360-degree panoramic views.

“It’s going to be one of Melbourne’s most spectacular residences,” Scalzo says. “We chose Albert Road because it was the perfect location right in between Albert Park Lake and the Botanic Gardens and is easily accessible from the city, Southbank, South Melbourne and the bay.” Scalzo believes the appeal of penthouse living is about having a sense of beingwhere the action is.

“People are now able to transport their four or five-bedroom homes from Toorak and Brighton to inner-city locations and not be bulked down by security and maintenance issues,” he says.

Bruce Houley and his wife, Kerry, bought a penthouse on Queens Road, Melbourne, because of its location.

“We are so close to everything, including the city and we find more than ever before, friends are coming from all over Australia to visit us.”

The couple, who moved from Queensland three years ago, feel right at home in their seventh-floor penthouse.

“We feel connected not only to the outdoors, but also to Melbourne.” \

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Penthouse 3, 150 Clarendon Street, East Melbourne (above)

Tipped TO sell fOR mORe Than $10 milliOn.

On May 3, vendors Paul and Lynette Choiselat and Kay & Burton hosted a cocktail party to showcase the penthouse and start the marketing campaign.

Model Chrissy Cauchi was chosen as the “face” of the property. She starred in a film clip and mingled with 100 guests, who ate canapés prepared by Michelin-star chef Josh Emett from Gordon Ramsay’s Maze restaurant and drank champagne cocktails as they watched the sun set from the terrace.

Views: Fitzroy Gardens, the city, the bay, the MCG, St Patrick’ s Cathedral. Mount Macedon, the Dandenongs.

Features: 260-square-metres of terraces, dual lift access, butler’s pantry, media room, private gym, one-bedroom self-contained apartment, parking for six cars. Penthouse residents can use the building facilities, including concierge, cinema, business and entertaining suites, wine room, pool and sauna.

The penthouse is tipped to sell for more than $10 million.

fcarter@theweeklyreview.com.au

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ThrOugh ThE dECadES

(MAGGie BuFe)

1960s

Domain Park – corner Domain Road and Park Street, South Yarra Designed by Robin Boyd and Frederick Romberg.

Classified by the National Trust. Two penthouses on the top floor.

Views: Royal Botanic Gardens, city, Macedon Ranges

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Oakdene, 516 Toorak Road, Toorak (built in 1966).

Two years ago an unrenovated penthouse sold for more than $2 million.

Views: Toorak to the city and Carlton, Port Phillip Bay

1970s

99 Spring Street, Melbourne (built 1971).

First residential tower in the city. Twenty-four stories.

Views: the city, Docklands and the Dandenongs.

Originally, captains of industry, including Kerry Packer, had apartments there.

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1980s

Kingstoun, 461-465 St Kilda Road, Melbourne Finished in 1985, Kingstoun, at 23 storeys and with two penthouses, was the first of the new breed of high-rise luxury apartment buildings on St Kilda Road.

Views: city, Port Phillip Bay and Fawkner Park.

An unrenovated two-level penthouse sold for $3.25 million last year.

1990s

Alexandra, 85 Alexandra Avenue, South Yarra.

Built in the 1990s, it has four penthouses.

Views: Over the Yarra, city, the Dandenongs and Kew. Price: $1.7 million will buy a 26-square, threebedroom, three-bathroom penthouse plus terrace.

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enthouse living has been around for more than 50 years. But as Melbourne’s skyline gets taller, brighter and more dense, penthouses are becoming grander, glossier and ever more glamorous.

The true penthouse should be on the top floor of a high-rise building, have its own entrance and preferably a rooftop terrace or garden. The idea of the penthouse took off in the 1920s in the US with a luxurious penthouse apartment at New York’s Plaza Hotel. Other luxury developments with penthouses soon followed.

Melbourne’s earliest penthouse was probably atop the iconic 1962 building Domain Park, the 20-storey modernist apartment tower designed by Frederick Romberg and Robin Boyd on the corner of Park Street and Domain Road, South Yarra.

The north-facing building has views over the Royal Botanic Gardens and the city, and as far as the Macedon Ranges.

Today’s penthouses come with a raft of extras that service the building, from swimming pools and tennis courts to gymnasiums, saunas 24-hour concierge, underground security garaging and wine stores. Once you were lucky to get a view of a

couple of church spires. Today you can enjoy the whole city skyline, with the dominant Eureka building a clear standout.

The pulling power of the penthouse comes from the three Ps – prestige, privacy and position, says buyers’ advocate Christopher Koren. “Prestige because it is exclusive and technically there should only be one penthouse in the building; privacy because only you or your guests can access your floor; and position because no one lives above you,” says Koren.

“Penthouse living is only for the wealthy,” says Rodney Morley, director of real-estate agency TBM, which specialises in selling luxury apartments.

“Most of them are mature people who are coming out of big homes in the eastern suburbs. They are not interested in a garden, they travel a lot. They have a property in France or Queensland or on the peninsula.

They want to be able to lock up and leave.”

Penthouses can set you back anywhere from $2 million for an unrenovated one to the $15 million-plus that the head of construction giant LU Simon, Peter Devitt, reportedly paid for the penthouse at The Melburnian last year as a present for his wife. \

2000s

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The Melburnian, 250 St Kilda Road, Melbourne.

Built on the old Prince Henry Hospital site.

Two 23-storey towers.

One penthouse with a 400-square-metre “sky” garden with private pool, three bedrooms, four car spaces.

Views: Over the Domain, the Shrine of Remembrance, city, the Dandenongs.

Sold last year for more than $15 million after an international marketing campaign. The vendor, health-industry entrepreneur Bob Biddle and agents Kay & Burton marketed the penthouse with a cocktail party. Model Kasia Z, who starred in a YouTube film clip about the penthouse, mingled with guests.

Three top chefs, headed by celebrity chef and MasterChef judge George Colombaris, cooked for more than 50 guests.

Eureka, a 300-metre tower in Southbank, is Australia’s tallest residential tower. On the 87th floor, the penthouse is the highest in the southern hemisphere. A Canterbury couple acquired it in 2006 when they bought the entire top floor for $7 million.

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Yve, 576-578 St Kilda Road, Melbourne.

Completed 2006.

Twenty-storey twin tower.

Four penthouses.

Features: shared business centre, in-house theatrette, gym, spa, sauna, indoor heated pool and restaurant.

mharris@theweeklyreview.com.au

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a rare gem

Want a double-fronted Victorian that has it all?

Look no further, writes MARIA HARRIS.

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Main: The traditional two-toned Hawthorn bricks are particularly appealing.

Right: The informal living area has built-in storage and a Jetmaster fireplace.

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t’s a period house in a no-through road, the land size is exceptional for South Yarra, there’s off- street parking, a wide, flat, north-facing back garden and it is on one level.

What’s not to love about this house?

It even has a garden lover’s front garden with lawn, perfumed roses and box hedges. In short, it’s the complete family package sitting on just over 700 square metres of prime South Yarra dirt. Chapel Street is a two-minute walk away, the Prahran Market slightly further and it is all remarkably quiet – even on a market day.

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Transfer this beauty to the Royal Botanic Gardens precinct of the suburb and the asking price would jump by a million or more.

The double-fronted facade, made from traditional two-tone Hawthorn bricks, has a verandah trimmed with white cast-iron lace, with timber floor and bluestone step, supported by white-painted timber verandah posts.

The vendors installed a smart new kitchen four years ago, but the previous owner, architect John Chandler, undertook a renovation where attention to detail and sympathetic finishes and features are the hallmarks.

For example, it is impossible to pick the “join” between the original exterior side wall of the house

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BENNISON MACKINNON, 9864 5000 49 Fitzgerald Street, South Yarra Price: $2.3 million - $2.5 million Auction: June 19 at 11.30am Fast facts: Three bedrooms, two bathrooms (en suite), study, open fireplaces, polished Baltic pine floorboards, arched hall, high ceilings, kitchen with stainless-steel benches, Miele appliances, excellent storage, large north-facing back garden, 700 sqm metre block (approx) cellar, heating, secure two-car garage with rear access, close to Chapel Street and all local attractions.

Above: The formal living room has an open fireplace and built-in glass-fronted bookshelves.

Below: A door with ruby glass panels provides a warm welcome to the newer part of the house.

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and the extension. Inside, white marble ledges in both bathrooms evoke the period, but white tiles are flush with the walls, without so much as a tiny ridge.

Timber-framed french doors with six glazed panels and low handles feature in the family room, which opens to the back verandah. These doors, which are also in other rooms, give the place almost a country air.

A living room off the central hall has an open fireplace with a white-painted timber mantelpiece.

Built-in glass-fronted bookcases fill the spaces on either side of chimney. High ceilings, cornices and polished Baltic pine floorboards feature here and throughout the house. Opposite the living room, the study also has an open fireplace and bookcases.

A white-tiled bathroom and one of the house’s three bedrooms are off the hall. While a central hall with arch is typical of the Victorian floor plan, in this house just past its mid-point, the hall widens and you go through a doorway with ruby glass panels. This newer part houses a second bedroom and the main bedroom, which has a stylish en suite with a pedestal basin, marble bench and white-tiled walls. The main bedroom also has french doors that lead to a courtyard.

At the end of the hall, the full-width informal living area, with a Jetmaster fireplace at one end, has built-in

“ONE OF SOUTH YARRA’S BEST-KEPT SECRETS. A BEAUTIFULLY PROPORTIONED HOME WITH EXCELLENT HOUSE-TO-LAND BALANCE.” HUGH HARDY – SELLING AGENT

storage on one side of the fireplace and a desk or television area on the other. The kitchen, with its long stainless-steel benches above white cabinets, and Miele cooktop, is at the other end of the room. Three identical windows provide light and look out to the garden.

Another wall, with full-height glossy white cupboards, has the Miele oven and microwave. Like many houses, this one has no formal dining room, but it hardly matters when casual dining is high on the agenda for many families these days. This room provides an elegant yet cosy place to eat both day and night.

Three sets of french doors open to the back verandah and the paved alfresco entertaining area. North-facing, it extends to the lawn and garden. Brick paving is also around both sides of the house, allowing room for potted plants and a utility area discreetly out of sight.

Another surprise is the garage – also made from Hawthorn bricks – that has access from a street at the rear of the property. In the roof cavity, a door opens to access storage. The garage also has shelves built flush with the walls. An attractive upper-level window and french doors at the side of the garage are in keeping with the feel and flavour of the house, making it a winner on all counts. \

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Trendy and stylish, a 2005 survey gave South Yarra top marks for liveability as it is close to the city, shops and transport.

Famous for its upmarket shops, restaurants and art galleries, it also has Prahran Market, the historic Jam Factory and the Como Centre with shops, cafes, offices and the Como Cinema.

Among the historic buildings are Como House, (one of Melbourne’s first mansions) and Poolman House on the corner of Punt and Domain roads, which has gone from family home to Church of England property and back to family home. Top streets: Caroline, Walsh, and Avoca.

Famous residents: Australian painter Rupert Bunny, who lived much of his life in France and settled in South Yarra when he returned from Europe in the 1930s; tennis champion Sir Norman Brookes and his wife, community worker and activist Dame Mabel Brookes, lived in Elm House on Domain Road; Sir Rupert Clarke, millionaire businessman and chairman of the Victorian Amateur Turf Club and his wife Lady Kath Clarke lived in South Yarra. Sir Rupert, Australia’s only hereditary baronet, died in 2005.

How this suburb has moved: Up 29.6 per cent from the March quarter 2009 to March quarter 2010. * REIV stats

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Chance of a lifetime to put your stamp on this beauty.

SOUTH YARRA One of Melbourne’s most historic terrace houses is on the market in one of South Yarra’s ritziest streets.

Banker Moray McDonald and his wife, Julie, are selling Waterloo, (c1890) the three-level terrace that is part of the famous Lee Terrace in Avoca Street. The McDonalds bought Waterloo in 2006 and began a major renovation and redevelopment soon after.

It has an external cast-iron stairway, curved balustrades and an oriel bay window with fluted base and views over the rooftops of South Yarra.

The house provides wonderful rooms for entertaining and relaxing, including a separate living room, study and a private deck for outdoor entertaining beside the plunge pool. There are five bedrooms, three bathrooms – one with a Moroccan theme – a sauna, conservatory, two garages with storage and a position second to none.

“We walk everywhere,” says Julie.

The interiors are contemporary, but not minimalist. In fact they are full of surprises such as the powder room wallpapered in original playbills from 1930s movies or the vivid green sliding door to the pantry and the use of Brazilian granite in the kitchen. Ceiling roses and rosettes have been retained; there are luxurious touches such as wallpaper in the main bedroom, sunny window seats and Victorian marble mantelpieces. A dumb waiter carries laundry between the ground and top floors.

The ground floor is a self-contained apartment with a living room opening to a large

bedroom and a Moroccan themed, mosaictiled bathroom. On the first level, the spacious open-plan living and dining extends to the kitchen with granite benches and stainless steel Smeg and Miele appliances.

Four bedrooms and two bathrooms are on the second floor. The main bedroom with bay window and door to the balcony, includes a walk-in wardrobe and en suite.

The man behind the construction of Waterloo and the other houses that make up Lee Terrace was David Lee, Melbourne’s first city organist.

The houses were built in 1890 and named after famous battles such as Waterloo, Cressy, Ramillies, Ligny and Trafalgar. Lee allowed the entire building to be given his name. Each house has a pediment and the whole terrace has columns, cast-iron balustrades and fences.

Number 6 changed hands several times and was a bed-and-breakfast place in the 1930s.

In 1955 it was bought by the Royal Philatelic Society of Victoria and used as its headquarters for more than 45 years before the society moved in 2002. \ MARIA HARRIS

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KAY & BURTON, 9820 1111 6 Avoca Street, South Yarra Price: $4.25 million + Auction: June 19 at 2pm

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19 Scott Grove, Glen Iris Price: $4.3 million – $4.7 million Auction: Expressions of interest close June 17 at 5pm

GLEN IRIS A year in the planning, this contemporary house with strong lines and lots of glass to allow light to filter in, is a big departure from the 1920s period houses of Scott Grove. But it works because it does not intrude on the streetscape.

Owners Richard and Terri Lourey had already gutted and modernised a Victorian house in London, so back home in Melbourne they wanted a contemporary house that was not imposing and that had some special features – such as a red, four-metre tall pivot front door, an entry void, abundant storage and a good family area, plus outdoor living, swimming pool and generous garden for the children.

“Children in particular love the red front door, especially as it opens both ways,” says Terri.

“I also wanted a dining room that is accessible from the kitchen because I like to interact with guests when I cook.”

Built by Canny Builders in 2008, the house has a study off the entry hall and generous formal and informal entertaining spaces. There is a luxe powder room with a streamlined wash

pane, five bedrooms, including a guest suite and four bathrooms. All bathrooms are luxurious CaesarStone finishes and marble walls.

At the front of the house, the living and dining rooms are bathed in light, thanks to glass wall that lets the sunshine in most of the day. That also goes for the family room, with its north-facing aspect. In the informal family area, the kitchen has CaesarStone benches, including an island bench to separate the danger

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JELLIS CRAIG, 9818 2222 50 Hawthorn Grove, Hawthorn Price: $3 million + Auction: June 5 at 1pm

A bay window in the family room echoes the bay window of the formal living room at this house in one of Hawthorn’s grandest streets. The two-tone Hawthorn brick facade with bay window and verandah set beneath a slate roof is typical of the Victorian houses in Hawthorn Grove. All the key Victorian elements are there – high ceilings, cornices and open fireplaces. But the house has been renovated so that it has four bedrooms, a family bathroom, and en suite and walk-in wardrobe to the main bedroom. There is also a study, and open-plan family meals and living room with granite-finished kitchen and imported appliances. Glass doors along the back wall open to the rear verandah, al fresco area and landscaped back garden. There is a double carport and the cafes and shops of Glenferrie Road are a couple of minutes away. \ MARIA HARRIS

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zone from the informal meals and living area.

There is a terrific “wine wall” – a cupboard with custom-made bottle storage; there’s also a children’s playroom and lots of outdoor living around the pool and, further down the block, playing areas. The back garden is made for families; it has a tennis hit-up wall, a cubby house and a special artificial turf area, which can be anything you want it to be. \ MARIA HARRIS

MARSHALL WHITE, 9822 9999 3 Lytton Street, Kew

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Architect Ilario Cortese has designed a sophisticated, single-level house that maximises natural light and uses materials such as limestone floors and white marble benchtops combined with the warmth of American maple finishes. There’s no mistaking the Italian influence – from the olives trees to the timber front door and heavy iron gates. Everything is simple and elegant and it works a treat.

Formal and informal living/dining and kitchen (with Smeg appliances and butler’s pantry) open to wrap-around gardens and a central courtyard inspired by life in Tuscany. French doors, finished with plantation shutters, open from most rooms to the garden. The study and powder room are at the front of the house. Three bedrooms, a second powder room and two bathrooms (the main bedroom has a large, luxurious en suite), a walk-in wardrobe, abundant storage and a double garage with internal entry complete this contemporary house in Kew’s Sackville Ward. \ MARIA HARRIS

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6 Hope Street, Glen Iris .................................................................

Price: $1.2 million - $1.3 million .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 19 at 3.30pm .................................................................

14 Beckett Street, Balwyn .................................................................

Price: $880,000 - $960,000 .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 19 at 1pm .................................................................

Comfortable 1920s brick three-bedroom Californian bungalow (plus a study).

Situated on approximately 833sqm with a right-of-way near Central Park Village.

Completely remodelled and renovated, this elegant three-bedroom, single-level house has stylish north-facing living areas opening to large return deck, private courtyard, double garage and two chic bathrooms.

Let's eat lunch @ Meg's Cafe, 266 Whitehorse Road Let's eat dinner @ Colombo's, 250 Whitehorse Road Let's drink coffee @ Laurent Bakery, 310 Whitehorse Road

94B Hawthorn Road, Caulfield North

Auction: June 10 at 12.30pm A central stairwell sets the tone for this house. It efficiently divides the ground floor into zones, and provides each with a measure of privacy. As you head towards the rear of the property, a large lightwell/enclosed garden on the right provides light and warmth, along with the tranquil gurgle of a water feature. The corridor opens up to the kitchen and a family/dining area, with views of the house’s highlight – a pergola that extends onto a sunken courtyard. It’s a pleasant little hideaway, great for entertaining or for a little quiet time. Next to this area is a double garage, with private access from a rear laneway. This means you can enjoy the shops and restaurants of Hawthorn Road and the expanse of Caulfield Park, both of which are just across the road. \ HARI RAJ

Let's eat lunch @ Our Kitchen Table, 134 Burke Road Let's eat dinner @ Asakuza Japanese, 127 Waverley Road Let's drink coffee @ Chaucer Cellars Central Park Enoteca, 155 Burke Road

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Jellis Craig Hawthorn 9818 2222

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Kay & Burton South Yarra 9820 1111

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11 Kardinia Road, Glen Iris .................................................................

Price: $1.4 million + .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 19 at 1pm .................................................................

1/45 Densham Road, Armadale .................................................................

Price: $1.9 million + .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 19 at 1pm .................................................................

23 Ferncroft Avenue, Malvern East .................................................................

Price: $3.1 million .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 5 at 11am .................................................................

3 David Street, Surrey Hills .................................................................

Price: $1.6 million + .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 5 at 1.30pm .................................................................

For those on the quest for flawless singlelevel living, this contemporary house is a sun-filled triumph with grand spaces and well-zoned entertaining areas in harmony with lush, easy-to-manage surrounds.

Superbly designed and beautifully presented, this new apartment, in a development of just two, provides spacious, light-filled living in a highly desirable location.

Let's eat lunch @ Thread Cafe, 1373 Malvern Road Let's eat dinner @ Perrins Restaurant, 32 High Street Let's drink coffee @ E'Latte Cafe, 204 High Street

Let's eat lunch @ Chez Bob, 22 Beatty Avenue Let's eat dinner @ Jacques Reymond, 78 Williams Road Let's drink coffee @ Teaspoon, 543a High Street

Beautifully presented, light-filled four-tofive-bedroom contemporary family residence with tennis court and quiet garden vistas in tranquil Hedgeley Dene precinct, close to major schools. Land size is approx. 1300sqm.

Let's eat lunch @ Café Baba, 311 Waverley Road Let's eat dinner @ Good Dragon, 82 Burke Road Let's drink coffee @ Servery & Spoon, 137 Waverley Road

Perfectly located within a short stroll to Surrey Hills station and village, Canterbury sports ground, excellent primary schools and only moments from Maling Road, this immaculate two-storey residence offers a superior-quality family lifestyle.

Let's eat lunch @ Anne's Pantry, 135 Union Road Let's eat dinner @ King & I Thai, 613 Whitehorse Road Let's drink coffee @ Coffee Union, 137 Union Road

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Just two years old, this big family home is elegant and understated, and it makes good use of picture windows to enhance its already spacious interior. Fittings are tasteful – there’s a Miele/ CaesarStone kitchen next to a living/dining area that extends to an al fresco deck, and a downstairs bedroom with an en suite. Upstairs are the main bedroom, three smaller bedrooms and a study, along with two separate sitting areas. They’re spread over an area equal to the footprint of the ground floor, and the entire upstairs has floor-to-ceiling windows that provide lots of light and views of the city. \ HARI RAJ

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3 Queens Square, Sandringham .................................................................

Price: $1.4 million - $1.55 million .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 19 at 3.30pm .................................................................

57 Agnes Street, East Melbourne .................................................................

Price: $2.1 million + .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 5 at 10.30am .................................................................

This house enjoys arguably the best position on the square. With up to five bedrooms, this Edwardian features formal rooms, a family zone with a classic Ilve kitchen and a period-style bathroom, all surrounded by generous formal gardens.

Let's eat lunch @ Finz Restaurant, 1 Melrose Street Let's eat dinner @ Café Hobson, 21 Melrose Street Let's drink coffee @ Espresso bar, 7 Bay Road

The designer spaces of this beautifully extended Victorian house achieve spectacular indoor-outdoor success in the exclusive Jolimont pocket between the MCG and the CBD.

21 Osburn Avenue, Balwyn North Price: $1.75 million - $1.85 million

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Let's eat lunch @ Richmond Hill Cafe, 48 Bridge Street Let's eat dinner @ Verge, 1 Flinders Lane Let's drink coffee @ George Cafe, 65 George Street

WHERE TO LIVE\ AGENTS’ CHOICE

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Noel Jones Glen Iris 9885 3333

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Hocking Stuart Hawthorn 9944 3888

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14A Marquis Street, Ashburton .................................................................

Price: $900,000 - $980,000 .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 5 at noon .................................................................

24 King Street, Glen Iris .................................................................

Price: $1.15 million - $1.25 million .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 19 at 10.30am .................................................................

Modern needs are beautifully met by this bright three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence on its own title close to High Street. Includes generous living/dining, casual meals, Bosch kitchen, couryard, heating/cooling and double garage.

Let's eat lunch @ Freshly Baked, 172 High Street Let's eat dinner @ Sergios Pizza Bistro, 201 High Street Let's drink coffee @ Milano Espresso Bar, 170 High Street

Polished Edwardian house with four original downstairs rooms, one new bedroom upstairs, light and open kitchen, modern family living and leafy rear garden with R.O.W. Near trains, shops, parks and fine schools.

Let's eat lunch @ The Lazy Cat Café, 479 Burke Road Let's eat dinner @ Little Thai Princess, 285 Burke Road Let's drink coffee @ Secluded Café, 18 Brixton Rise

FLETCHERS, 9859 9561 112 Belmore Road, Balwyn

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This house was built to impress – it’s a former display house, with the best of fixtures and fittings. The theme is grand and large, as evinced by everything from the Blanco/CaesarStone kitchen to the sunken formal sitting area. The main bedroom, with its fully-tiled spa en suite, is downstairs, and a sweeping staircase leads to four more bedrooms, an upstairs sitting/rumpus area, a study and a spacious home theatre. Out the back is an al fresco pavilion and enough space for a pool should you so desire. The garden is designed to be low maintenance, and if you want more space, Macleay Park is just across the road. \ HARI RAJ

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Kay & Burton South Yarra 9820 1111

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Fletchers Balwyn North 9859 9561

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Jellis Craig Armadale 9832 0500

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23 Mayfield Avenue, Malvern .................................................................

Price: $3.2 million + .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 19 at noon .................................................................

46 Walbundry Avenue, Balwyn North .................................................................

Price: $1.8 million - $1.98 million .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 19 at 2pm .................................................................

28 Grandview Road, Glen Iris .................................................................

Price: $1.65 million + .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 19 at noon .................................................................

6 Broadway, Camberwell .................................................................

Price: $1.35 million + .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 5 at 2.30pm .................................................................

This contemporary house, situated in one of Malvern's finest streets, was designed

by Robert Mills and features elegant formal and informal living.

This spectacular art deco house has been modernised for luxurious family living.

Containing generous rooms and highquality fixtures throughout plus a heated in-ground pool, European appliances, auto garage and gates.

Let's eat lunch @ Red Poppies, 70 Doncaster Road Let's eat dinner @ Saki, 8/70 Doncaster Road Let's drink coffee @ Mint on Burke, 1144 Burke Road

A deep allotment and a Dorrington Estate address define this three-bedroom periodstyle home. Scope to renovate/extend (STCA) and still enjoy ample garden size.

Walking distance from schools and transport.

Let's eat lunch @ Juzt Blue, 395 Wattletree Road Let's eat dinner @ Sun Luk, 175 Darling Road Let's drink coffee @ Our Kitchen Table, 134 Burke Road

A surprisingly spacious semi-detached house featuring a period facade consistent with the surrounding streetscape. The best of contemporary interior design provides a stylish living environment matched to today's lifestyle.

Let's eat lunch @ Magic City, 871 Burke Road Let's eat dinner @ Italy 1, 823 Burke Road Let's drink coffee @ Laurent, 600 Burke Road

Let's eat lunch @ Cerone's, 111 Glenferrie Road Let's eat dinner @ Red Mullet, 210 Glenferrie Road Let's drink coffee @ Thread Café, 1373 Malvern Road

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Jellis Craig Glen Iris 9809 8999

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13 Margaret Street, Canterbury .................................................................

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

Auction: Saturday 26th June at 1pm .................................................................

2/9 Shipley Street, South Yarra .................................................................

Price: $1.7 million - $1.9 million .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 19 at 12.30pm .................................................................

Set in a blue chip location with views to the city, this picturesque 1920s tuckpointed family house with three bedrooms is beautifully renovated to create a warm and relaxed ambience.

This sleek, sumptuous and sophisticated two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in the Botanical Gardens precinct is one of only five.

Let's eat lunch @ Wildflower, 1 Theatre Place Let's eat dinner @ Tea House on Burke, Burke Road Let's drink coffee @ The Maling Room, 206 Canterbury Road

Let's eat lunch @ Harveys, 10 Murphy Street Let's eat dinner @ France Soir, 11 Toorak Road Let's drink coffee @ French Fantasy, 15 Toorak Road

ABERCROMBY’S, 9864 5300 37 Ewart Street, Malvern Price: $1.9 million + Auction: June 19 at 11.30am

Built in 1907, this house blends a formal, restored period facade with the comfort and relaxation of modern living. The formal sitting room has a charming window seat, and there’s room downstairs for a couple of bedrooms or a pair of studies. The large family/meals area gets a lot of use, as does the architect-designed extension towards the back of the house. And if you want zoning for the kids, this house does it very well. There’s a rumpus room upstairs, with room for a spare bed, a table-tennis table, or various other paraphernalia. Storage space under the roof can fit everything from surfboards to skis, and there are two bedrooms under lovely sloping ceilings. These are connected by a balcony that has been known, on particularly sunny days, to accommodate a hammock. \ HARI RAJ

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BY THE BAY

This grand entertainer works superbly on all levels.

PORT MELBOURNE This house has a living room with cinema and bar, a home office, three bedrooms, six bathrooms, a powder room, vast living space including a family room, a marble kitchen with the latest Gaggenau appliances, a rooftop deck, a lap pool and a steam room. Then there’s the private lift that accesses all four levels. And, of course, the view across the foreshore and on to Port Phillip Bay. Life in Port Melbourne doesn’t get much better.

In fact, this could be the ultimate urban oasis. Designed by SJB Architects, the façade is a combination of timber, copper and zinc.

Interiors are predominantly tones of indigo and pewter; there are polished concrete floors, feature wallpaper, elegant and understated marble wash panes and all manner of electronics. Lights simply go on when you enter a room. A strip of lights illuminates the

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All bedrooms are on the first floor. The main bedroom, which looks out over Beach Street and the bay, occupies nearly half this area. Its en suite has underfloor heating, twin showers and an Italian bath.

The second floor is devoted to the kitchen, living and family rooms and a bathroom, plus a deck with views towards the city. The kitchen,

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Jellis Craig Hawthorn 9818 2222

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30 Matlock Street, Canterbury .................................................................

Price: $1.8 million + .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 5 at 10.30am .................................................................

25 Torrington Street, Canterbury .................................................................

Price: $1.8 million + .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 19 at 2pm .................................................................

2a Mernda Road, Kooyong .................................................................

Price: $2.7 million .................................................................

Auction: Saturday June 19 at noon .................................................................

10 Kooyong Close, Hawthorn East .................................................................

Price: $950,000 - $1.05 million .................................................................

Private Sale .................................................................

Located in one of Canterbury's most sought-after areas, this Edwardian (c1910) residence is complemented by quality fittings and finishes. The stylish ambience creates a superb living environment suitable for families of all ages.

Let's eat lunch @ Cafe Eden, 78 Maling Road Let's eat dinner @ Wildflower, 1 Theatre Place Let's drink coffee @ Maling Road Cafe, 88 Maling Road

Only two families in more than 90 years have had the pleasure and privilege of enjoying this prestigious position in this superb tuck-pointed brick residence standing proudly on a tree-lined street.

Let's eat lunch @ The Maling Room, 206 Canterbury Road Let's eat dinner @ The Wildflower Restaurant, 1 Theatre Place Let's drink coffee @ Cafe Eden, 78 Maling Road

Beautifully appointed house with five living rooms including generous casual living area opening to terraced garden and pool.

Close to best amenities and schools.

Masses of light and cutting-edge design are softened by Tasmanian oak in the kitchen, concave cornices on the ceiling and hardwood timber on the floors. There is also a private paved garden.

Let's eat lunch @ The Lazy Cat Café, 479 Burke Road Let's eat dinner @ Kingdom Chinese Restaurant, 46/354 Tooronga Road Let's drink coffee @ Corner Place, 1491 Malvern Road

Let's eat lunch @ Malvern Hotel, 1117 Malvern Road Let's eat dinner @ Koots, 479 Glenferrie Road Let's drink coffee @ Cafe Splendido, 475C Toorak Road

POSTCODE

3206

with cupboards to ceiling height, has a long marble island with space for at least eight stools along one side.

The third floor brings a new twist to outdoor living. The lap pool sits neatly along the side wall, bordered by a green walkway that leads to the outdoor entertaining zone. Along the way you can make use of the outdoor shower or stop off in the mosaic-tiled steam room. Opposite the outdoor entertaining area, a smokeless barbecue is part of the stainless-steel kitchen with a wall-mounted flat-screen television. A retractable screen protects the outdoor kitchen from the salt air when it is not being used. All that is left to do is pull up a chair, have a drink and watch the sunset. \ MARIA HARRIS

BRIGHTON Stanton, circa 1853, is a Brighton landmark.

With the beach at one end and Church Street shops and schools all within walking distance, it’s easy to see why families love this tightly held pocket.

Stanton offers the symmetry and elegance of the Victorian double-fronted house combined with a simply beautiful renovation and extension that does justice to the period, but provides everything for the modern family. In short, it feels welcoming.

“You never get tired of walking up that driveway,” say the vendors.

Interiors are mainly neutral, with touches of well-thought-out colour.

At the front the moody blue-grey sitting room with white marble mantelpiece, white-painted door and window surrounds, white ceiling and chandelier is a gem. One bedroom has a pink feature wall. A study, three bedrooms and bathroom are also off the central hall, while the end of the hall open to the spacious, informal living room. On the rear wall, french doors open to the north-facing garden with paved entertaining area and a wall of greenery for privacy.

Off to the side, a lawn – almost cricket pitch in length – makes an ideal children’s play area.

On the other side of the house, a rose garden is another surprise.

In the kitchen and dining area, stone benchtops hold impressive stainless-steel appliances. This area also opens to the garden.

A side wing of the house offers bedrooms four and five, another large bathroom and the laundry. \ MARIA HARRIS

POSTCODE

3186

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KAY & BURTON, 9592 6522 3 Wellington Street, Brighton Price: $3.9 million + Auction: June 5 at 3pm

ALBERT PARK “A good, honest house” is how Damian O’Sullivan of Bennison Mackinnon describes this double-fronted red-brick Edwardian in Albert Park. Well, it’s more than that. It has the combination of history and period features – fretwork, tessellated-tiled verandah, Baltic pine floorboards and high ceilings – plus modern additions of tiled kitchen with a stainless-steel oven and a contemporary bathroom. The formal living room is large with an open fireplace. The courtyard, ideal for outdoor entertaining, has space for two cars. The land size of 240 square

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BENNISON MACKINNON, 96945000 5 Kerferd Place, Albert Park Price: $1.5 million - $1.7 million Auction: June 19 at 11.30 am metres – considered large for the area – and walking distance to Albert Park Village make it easy to see why this property will have lots of admirers. \ MARIA HARRIS

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1/45 densham rd Kay & Burton 17 Huntingtower rd Marshall White 3 Avalon rd Kay & Burton 57 Armadale st Marshall White 57 barkly Ave Bennison Mackinnon 6/6 st James rd Marshall White 616 orrong rd Marshall White 754 Malvern rd Hocking Stuart 8/1 Munro st Jellis Craig 91/503 orrong rd Gary Peer

176 196 166 207 51 238 206 102 160 127

14A Marquis st 8 benghazi Ave 8 laurel st

Noel Jones 120 Marshall White 225 Jellis Craig 149

112 belmore rd 14 beckett st 152 balwyn rd 18 May st 18 yongala st 1c Angle rd 2/30 barnsbury rd 2/74 balwyn rd 36 yarrabat Ave 37 kitchener st 4/55 yerrin st 41 Terry st 46 winmalee rd 5 yongala st 6 relowe Crescent

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15 koonung st 21 Maud st 21 osburn Ave 223 belmore rd 26 Tormey st 46 bulleen rd 46 walbundry Ave 7 Almond st 9 Trentwood Ave

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17 elmhurst rd 27 Fuchsia st

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47 Combarton st 6 landale st

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95 90

Noel Jones 121

Jellis Craig 151 Jellis Craig 160

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1 Frank st 2A Haig st

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103 bay st 12A dendy st 152 dendy st 295 st kilda rd 3 Grosvenor st 3 wellington st 3/9 Glyndon Ave 31 Martin st 37a whyte st 6 Head st 6/35 Normanby st 7 Grantham Crt 7/72 roslyn st 8 berwick st 85 were st

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201 dendy st 44 Comer st 6 Mayrose Crescent

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Jellis Craig 151 Fletchers 95

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192 193 189 75 181 179 182 180 193 66 189 238 193 193 75

Buxton 194 Buxton 194 Buxton 194

Woodards 114 Fletchers 82

10 westbourne Gve 12 lorne Gve 15/700 riversdale rd 23 Milverton st 27 regent st 28 Acheron Ave 30 Fairfield Ave 4 Victoria rd 5/101 wattle Valley rd 5/25 Thomas st 51 broadway 6 broadway 6 Matlock st 7 Thomas st 99 Glyndon rd

Jellis Craig Jellis Craig Marshall White Jellis Craig Jellis Craig Marshall White Noel Jones Marshall White Woodards Noel Jones Thomson Marshall White Jellis Craig Jellis Craig Fletchers

133 131 237 152 161 236 116 218 112 124 239 236 132 152 96

10 Alta st 11 Ave Athol 17 Alexandra Ave 25 Torrington st 30 Matlock st 4/17 Chatham rd 4/9 Marlowe st 5/27 Chatham rd

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134 153 117 135 219 153 96 237

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19 Park View drive

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Gary Peer 126

15 dunbar Ave Kay & Burton 187 28 Malvern Gve Bennison Mackinnon 46 3 wooton Gve Gary Peer 126 39 Aroona rd Gary Peer 126 75a bambra rd Gary Peer 127 80 lumeah rd Marshall White 213 94b Hawthorn rd Gary Peer 126

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409-411 Hawthorn rd 420 - 420A kooyong rd 55 Frederick st

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Jellis Craig 154 Marshall White 224

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TBM 114 Jellis Craig 154 Gary Peer 125

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76

Noel Jones 124

103/150 Clarendon st Caine Real Estate 144 Jolimont rd Marshall White 36 Albert st Bennison Mackinnon 57 Agnes st Marshall White 74/211 wellington Pde south

Bennison Mackinnon 99 Hotham st RT Edgar

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109 208 47 227 59 69

729 Great ocean rd Great Ocean Road 243

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FiTzroy NorTH 91 rushall Crescent

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ForesT Hill 86 Husband rd

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1 boyanda rd 11 kardinia rd

Gary Peer 127

Kay & Burton 178

Jellis Craig 136

Kay & Burton 191

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52 221 155 223 99 188 103 137 161 59 59 140 222 52 139 118 122

Buxton 194 Buxton 195

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1 Hepburn st Hocking Stuart 1/48 Morang rd Bennison Mackinnon 10 elgin st Jellis Craig 11/1 Power Ave Jellis Craig 14/9 lisson Gve Woodards 18 Melville st Jellis Craig 2/9 lisson Gve Jellis Craig 248 Auburn rd Marshall White 3 elmie st Jellis Craig 3 oak st Marshall White 39 lennox st Jellis Craig 4/28 Pine st Hocking Stuart 4/9 Glenroy Nelson Alexander 5/141 riversdale rd Woodards 50 Hawthorn Gve Jellis Craig 7a Callantina rd Jellis Craig

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1 Hallcroft Pl 1 Havelock rd 2/23 Clifton rd 2/41 rathmines rd 28b Mowbray st 3/8 Mowbray st 3/859 Toorak rd 30 Mowbray st 4/867 Toorak rd 484 barkers rd 89 Victoria rd 9 Tower Pl

161 91 124 156 156 235 216 162 157 141 142 217

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15 robbins st

Jellis Craig Ivanhoe 162

1 College Pl 1 View Point 1/324 Cotham rd 12 stansell st 14 evans rd 17 Heather Gve 2/304 Cotham rd 2/8 Pleasant Ave 21 dean st 25 earl st 25/380 High st 2A daniell Pl 3 belmont Ave 31 Grange rd 37 Princess st 4/163 derby st 49 Parkhill rd

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8 Warrigal rd

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66 Franklin rd

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Jellis Craig 163

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PASSED IN FOR $875,000 32 Harvey Street, Prahran

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South yarra

Buxton 191 Kay & Burton 186

101a osborne St Kay & Burton 122-126 Walsh St Kay & Burton 16/34 kensington rd Kay & Burton 2/264 Walsh St Kay & Burton 2/40 Marne St Kay & Burton 2/9 Shipley St Bennison Mackinnon 3.4/4 cromwell rd Marshall White 305/89 river St Kay & Burton 47 Millswyn St Kay & Burton 49 Fitzgerald St Bennison Mackinnon 5/29 kensington rdBennison Mackinnon 59 darling St Marshall White 6 avoca St Kay & Burton 62/390 toorak rd Bennison Mackinnon 75 caroline St Kay & Burton 75/85 alexandra ave TBM

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1-12/93 argyle St 9 dalgety St

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PASSED IN FOR $1.37 MILLION 83 Tennyson Street, Kew

(PiCuTRES COuRTESy JAMES MARKET NEWS)

SOLD FOR $2.38 MILLION 19a Tintern Avenue, Toorak

SOLD FOR $1.61 MILLION 48 Melville Street, Hawthorn

THE RISKS AND REWARDS OF A PRE-AUCTION OFFER MUST BE CONSIDERED CAREFULLY Hello, my name is Mal James and I am a buyer agent.

This week I’m with prospective buyers Helen and Lyndon at Mario’s in Brunswick Street.

risks of no success are high and rewards extremely rare.

Helen: Yes, but what is wrong with a low offer?

Mal: Nothing. Why you are making the offer – Mal: So, did 106 Chrystobel Crescent pass the to buy the house or see how low you can go? sleep test with both of you?

Helen: Buy first – go low, second.

Helen: I really want it.

Mal: Well, you cannot buy the house if the seller Lyndon: Yes, with flying colours, and we want to put has dismissed you. What would you say in a pre-auction offer. if someone offered you $900,000 for your Mal: Wow! So why a pre-auction offer? current home? How would you feel?

Lyndon: We think we will get blown out of the water Helen: I’d be annoyed and I wouldn’t even want to at auction. talk to them. Point taken.

Mal: Maybe. But there has been a market Mal: I’m not saying let’s not deal hard. Well, turn and you may be the only bidders at actually, I am if your main goal is to buy. your level.

What I am saying is deal smart. If you want Helen: Do you think we should make a to buy this cheaply then I’m your man, but pre-auction offer? let’s go to auction, hope for a pass-in and Mal: I think you should understand the push on from that point. Of course, in doing risk-versus-reward issues in making such an that, it may also cost you the chance to buy offer and then make an informed decision. this particular house if a left-field buyer Helen: Risk versus reward? blows past your limit.

Mal: Buying before auction can be the most Helen: But that left-field buyer could blow past expensive and, conversely, the least us now on a pre-auction offer. expensive way – if your offer is Mal: Yes, that’s true – if they have made successful, you will never know.

UNDERSTAND themselves known to the selling agent.

Let’s say we make an offer of $1.8 Some don’t – fingers crossed!

RISK vERSUS million. If it’s accepted, who’s to Lyndon: If they don’t accept our offer, REWARD say you couldn’t have bought it we have shown our cards. at a pass-in for $1.68 million? But Mal: Yes, that is also true, and a negative you may have strong bidding and for us in making a pre-auction offer. If it is miss it at $1.92 million, which is past not accepted, then the agent will use our your budget. offer to educate other buyers as to our Helen: $240,000 is a big variance. But I see what level of interest, thus establishing a solid you mean. There is a risk of not achieving price-floor to work up from and also what we want and a possible reward of removing the element of surprise for us at securing the house and/or savings. auction. It may also strengthen the vendor’s Mal: All your house-buying actions have a risk view as to price, resulting in them lifting and a reward attached. The pre-auction their reserve. On auction day, you have put offer is one case in point. With knowledge, a big target on your forehead. you can minimise but never eliminate risk, Lyndon: Yeah, but on auction day I won’t bid that. and, with that same knowledge, when well This is a one-off offer. applied, you can maximise the chance of, Helen: Darling, you may say that, but under the but never guarantee, a reward. gun on auction day, you know I want this Helen: On the other side, the vendor has a house, and we will be bidding at this auction risk-and-reward scenario to face when under emotional pressure. they receive our offer. The reward is a sale Mal: Let’s have a break and talk again next week. and possibly more money. The risk of a The auction is a few weeks away and there is knockback is less money at auction or not no paperwork, so they cannot sign a binding selling the home in a timely manner. contract with anybody else.

Lyndon: I don’t want to pay over the odds.

Helen: OK, see you next week. We can talk Mal: I’m not saying you have to pay over the about how we actually structure a odds. But experience has shown me that if pre-auction offer. \ you take the attitude of cheap, cheap and Mal JaMes me, me into a pre-auction offer situation James Buyer advocates for a quality inner-city Melbourne house www.james.net.au with an experienced selling agent, then your

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Brand new apartments located in Richmond, a short walk through the Fitzroy Gardens to the CBD, and providing direct access to the best of the inner city.

One bedroom apartments from $365,000 Two bedroom apartments from $475,000

ST KILDA WEST 367 Beaconsfield Parade This rare 4 storey Victorian mansion has been beautifully renovated while retaining a unique homely and relaxed feel. The house offers approximately 100 sqs of internal living, 6+ bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and magnificent formal and informal living zones retaining many original features.

There is a well established private rear garden and double garaging. Located opposite and with stunning views of Catani Gardens, St Kilda Pier and Beach, the property is a minuteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s walk from Fitzroy and Acland Street shops and restaurants and 5 minutes from Albert Park.

Expressions of Interest Closing Thursday 10th June at 3.00pm View Strictly By Appointment Thurs & Sat 3.00 - 3.45pm Call Anthony Grimwade 0418 382 226 Tim Wilson 0419 726 769 Office 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000 C/Agent Kay & Burton, 226 Toorak Road, South Yarra Stewart Lopez 0418 377 757 Alex Schiavo 0419 239 549

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KEW 896 Glenferrie Road Comaques is one of Melbourneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most beautifully preserved Victorian Italianate mansions, circa 1891, featuring a tower with 360 degree panoramic views, soaring intricate ceilings, chandeliers, bay windows and open fireplaces. Only moments to Glenferrie Road, private schools and transport. Grand entry, elegant lounge, dining, granite kitchen, atrium meals, family room, rumpus, 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, study, ducted heating, air-conditioning, wine bar, cellar, pool, spa, security system and double garage. Land size 1,162m2 approx.

Auction Saturday 5th June at 1.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) View Wednesday & Thursday 1.00 - 1.45pm Saturday from 12.30pm Call Phillip French 0411 090 987 Jeremy Fox 0418 339 650 Office 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000

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TOORAK 6 Duffryn Place Elegant residence designed with architectural style providing light filled rooms opening via French doors to Northern garden with pool. Situated in a quiet cul de sac between Heyington Place and St Georges Road. Entry opens to living area with sitting room, billiard room and dining all opening poolside, kitchen, family room with meals area, master bedroom with dressing room, bathroom and Northern views, 3 further bedrooms, 2 further bathrooms and study and garaging. Moments to Toorakâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finest schools and Heyington Station.

Auction Saturday 19th June at 11.00am (Unless Sold Prior) View Wednesday 1.00 - 1.30pm & Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm Call Greg Herman 0411 473 307 David Colbran 0418 348 481 Office 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000

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BRIGHTON 6 Head Street This unique absolute beach front property boasts the Golden Mile’s widest sandy beach frontage – 46.7m. Amazing 360 degree views that can never be built out and encompass the bay, city, Brighton Yacht Club and beyond. The massive upstairs living areas and terraces enjoy sun all day and the 60sq residence on 838m2 has been restored and extended to capture one of Melbourne’s best coastal views. Scope to also extend or redevelop (STCA).

Auction Saturday 19th June at 2.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) View Wednesday 2.00 - 2.30pm & Saturday 3.00 - 3.30pm Call Greg Herman 0411 473 307 Sarah Case 0439 431 020 Office 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000

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TOORAK 803 Orrong Road (Riverside End) A hidden jewel on approx. 12,000 sqft with actual Yarra River frontage, with pool and boat landing. Entrance to formal living and dining opening to open deck alfresco area with water feature ponds overlooking the Yarra. Den, kitchen with pantry and meals area, powder room and laundry. Upstairs: Bedroom with ensuite and views and mezzanine level of master bedroom suite with spa bath and study. Downstairs: Living area, 2 additional bedrooms and bathroom. Path leading to pool and riverside jetty, double carport plus portico.

Expressions of Interest Closing Wed 16th June at 5.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) View Wednesday & Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm Call Warwick Anderson 0418 320 873 Michael Ebeling 0418 338 811 Karl Luff 0437 072 056 Office 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000

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TOORAK 2 Carmyle Avenue Elda. Substantial period 2 storey solid brick residence in coveted cul-de-sac location with potential to renovate, or superb new home site (STCA). Situated in a park- like garden, on land of 935m² (10,060sq ft) approx. The property comprises: Grand entrance hall, formal sitting room, dining room, study, kitchen and meals area. Upstairs are 4 bedrooms and family bathroom. Separate to the house is a self contained one bedroom flat (bedroom, living/kitchen, bathroom) and 3 car garage.

Auction Saturday 5th June at 3.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) View Wednesday 1.00 - 1.45pm & Saturday from 2.30pm Call Richard Hornidge 0412 380 087 Jeremy Fox 0418 339 650 Office 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000

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EAST MELBOURNE 99 Hotham Street Stunning double fronted Victorian balconied residence superbly located and renovated close to the MCG, Fitzroy Gardens and the city on a generous allotment of 605m² (approx).

Features: Entrance hall, formal lounge and dining (both with open fire places), study, modern kitchen and family room opening on to the private established garden with inground pool and bathroom with laundry facilities. Upstairs: 5 generous bedrooms (main with walk in robe and ensuite) and family bathroom. Off street parking via R.O.W.

Auction Saturday 5th June at 12.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) View Wednesday 12.00 - 12.45pm & Saturday from 11.30am Call Michael Ebeling 0418 338 811 Jeremy Fox 0418 339 650 Sarah Case 0439 431 020 Office 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000

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MALVERN EAST 23 Ferncroft Avenue Beautifully presented 4 or 5 bedroom contemporary family residence with flood lit tennis court in the Hedgeley Dene precinct close to major schools. Formal lounge and separate dining, study or 5th bedroom, full bathroom, open plan kitchen and meals with dual family rooms opening to western garden. Upstairs: Main bedroom with walk in robe and marble ensuite opening to terrace, 3 further generous bedrooms (all with built in robes) and main bathroom. Ducted and split cycle heating and cooling, return driveway and twin garaging. Land size 1,300m2 approx.

Auction Saturday 5th June at 11.00am (Unless Sold Prior) View Wednesday & Thursday 1.00 - 1.45pm Saturday from 10.30am Call Simon Hicks 0413 713 000 Mark Wridgway 0419 510 777 Office 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000

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MALVERN EAST 100 Burke Road Central Park Place. Six just completed apartments in Malvern Eastâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most desirable setting.

Uninterrupted aspects over Central Park, proximity to Hedgeley Dene Gardens, shops and views to the Dandenongs complement a range of 2 and 3 bedroom floor-plans. Open-plan living spaces, studies, courtyards and terraces. Featuring 2 Pac joinery, kitchens with Corian bench-tops, Miele appliances fully tiled bathrooms and heating/cooling throughout lead a comprehensive list of comforts. Lift access, storage rooms and basement garaging for 2 cars.

Private Sale View Wednesday & Saturday 1.00 - 1.45pm Call Mark Wridgway 0419 510 777 Mellisa Rigter 0433 247 784 Michael Ebeling 0418 338 811 Office 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000

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PORT MELBOURNE 25 Beach Street Live beautifully in this magnificent four story beachfront property. Executed to unprecedented standards, this is a home beyond comparison. Set over four levels with every detail of luxurious living thought through. Tranquil, timeless, impeccable. Bold and intoxicating interiors blend with elegant understatement creating both clean and simple lines and textured luxe. Externally, a timber, copper and zinc faรงade has been designed to mellow and age with grace against the sea spray and stormy theatre of Port Phillip Bay. An extraordinary life is here to be lived.

Private Sale View

By Appointment Call Gerald Betts 0418 371 855 Nick Yannopoulos 0411 097 197 Office 133 Victoria Avenue, Albert Park 9699 7222

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TOORAK 113 Canterbury Road Modern free standing home close to Toorak Village, schools and transport. Formal living and dining opening to east facing front court yard, study area, powder room, European kitchen, informal living and dining opening to rear north west facing courtyard. Upstairs: Main bedroom with ensuite and walk in robe, 2nd bedroom with walk in robe, 3rd and 4th bedroom with built in robes, main bathroom and open plan study area. 3 garaged car parks, heating/cooling and alarm.

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Saturday 5th June at 1.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) Wednesday 1.00 - 1.45pm & Saturday from 12.30pm Sarah Case 0439 431 020 Tim Wilson 0419 726 769 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000 rtedgar.com.au

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TOORAK 16/264 Williams Road This G.E Hubay designed town residence at the rear of the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Poplarsâ&#x20AC;? block features an oversized paved courtyard and garden and is within walking distance to Toorak and Hawksburn Villages, Como Park and transport. Large open plan living and dining all opening out to a north east facing courtyard and garden, European kitchen, laundry and study area.

Upstairs: 3 bedrooms (master with ensuite and walk in robe) plus a main bathroom.

2 undercover car parks (one lock up garage), heating/cooling, alarm and intercom.

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Saturday 5th June at 11.00am (Unless Sold Prior) $915,000 - $1,000,000 Wednesday 12.00 - 12.45pm & Saturday from 10.30am Sarah Case 0439 431 020 Tim Wilson 0419 726 769 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000 rtedgar.com.au

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MALVERN EAST 3/333 Wattletree Road As new single level residence showcasing magnificent proportions and sophisticated finishes.

Open plan living and dining with vaulted ceiling, study overlooking landscaped courtyard, marble and Miele kitchen, two generous bedrooms, master with walk-in robe and en suite.

European Oak parquetry, plantation shutters, marble bathrooms and Villeroy & Boch fittings.

Security, lift access, double basement parking, storage, all situated close to Central Park and Village shops.

Auction Saturday 5th June at 12.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) View Wednesday 5.30 - 6.00pm & Saturday from 11.30am Call Mark Wridgway 0419 510 777 Mellisa Rigter 0433 247 784 Office 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000 rtedgar.com.au

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BRIGHTON 295 St Kilda Street Distinguished Spanish Mission residence with a contemporary extension on an exceptional 10,570sqft/982m2 with excellent parking in a prestigious Golden Mile setting moments from the foreshore. 4 living areas, 3 bedrooms, ensuite, spa bathroom and NW garden with spa and studio (possible self con with wet bar), bathroom and sauna.

Auction Saturday 5th June at 2.00pm View Wednesday 11.15 - 11.45am & Saturday from 1.30pm Call David Lamond 0416 422 279 Greg Costello 0418 170 086 Office 103 Church Street, Brighton 9592 9299 rtedgar.com.au

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TOORAK 22 Evelina Road

TOORAK 4/49 Bruce Street

Minutes walk to Hawksburn Village shops/restaurants, this 2 bedroom brick Victorian comprises living/dining, kitchen/meals and paved courtyard, high ceilings and timber floors. Approved plans/permits for a contemporary renovation. Designed by John Sanderson architects.

Beautifully presented ground floor apartment in this classic Georgian building a short stroll to Toorak Village, restaurants and transport. Generous sitting room with gas open fire place, 2 double bedrooms (both with built in robes) designer kitchen, modern bathroom with laundry facilities. Single lock up garage.

Auction View Call Office

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Saturday 5th June at 1.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) Wednesday 2.00 - 2.30pm & Saturday from 12.30pm Anthony Grimwade 0418 382 226 Sarah Case 0439 431 020 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000 rtedgar.com.au

Saturday 19th June at 11.00am (Unless Sold Prior) Thursday & Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm Sarah Case 0439 431 020 Michael Ebeling 0418 338 811 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000 rtedgar.com.au

PRAHRAN 4/K6 High Street

WOODEND 163 Mowbrays Road

Renovated tudor style maisonette walking distance to Chapel Street, Prahran Market and transport. Open plan living and dining, modern kitchen. Upstairs: Master bedroom with walk in robes, 2nd bedroom, study and bathroom. Single lock up garage. EPR $550,000-$600,000.

An impressive versatile private property that is on 40 acres with an excellent home based business. Wattle Tree Grove is a real lifestyle property. Ideal for cattle/horses with good fencing, quality bore water and dam. The north facing home has many quality features. Being 55 minutes to Melbourne.

Auction View Call Office

Private Sale $875,000 View Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm Call Rick Lander 0408 571 485 Oliver Gawthorne 0448 271 333 Office 124 High Street, Woodend 5427 1222 rtedgar.com.au

Saturday 19th June at 1.00pm (Unless Sold Prior) Thursday 1.00 - 1.30pm & Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm Sarah Case 0439 431 020 Tim Wilson 0419 726 769 10 Wallace Avenue, Toorak 9826 1000 rtedgar.com.au

PORTSEA 66 Franklin Road

BELLARINE PENINSULA 5 Korong Crt Clifton Springs

Elevated and surrounded by Moonah trees this home has been tastefully renovated.

2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open plan living area opening to north facing deck.

Adjoining is a quaint 1 bedroom cottage with bathroom facilities. Bay views are possible with a second level (STCA). Stroll to Portsea Village and Bay Beach.

Clifftop luxury, 5 bedroom family residence with breathtaking sea views overlooking the You Yangs & Melbourne Skyline, 2 living areas, dining & meals, 5 bedrooms 2 bathrooms, study, solar heated pool, fully landscaped garden, double garage.

Rare opportunity in this sought after position that only be described as perfect.

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Sunday 13th June at 12.00pm Saturday & Sunday 1.00 - 1.30pm Lloyd Robinson 0414 441 880 Warwick Anderson 0418 320 873 3743 Point Nepean Road, Portsea 5984 4500 rtedgar.com.au

Saturday 19th June at 3.00pm Saturday 12.00 - 1.00pm Ian Friend 0414 581 811 4/68 The Terrace, Ocean Grove 5255 4099

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25 Earl Street

Elevated Land Opportunity with Views This is the perfect opportunity to move into a lovely part of Kew, looking across to beautiful uninterrupted views from the comfort of your home. Unlimited potential exists to renovate to your heart´s delight, extend, build your own dream home or redevelop (STCA) on this generous allotment of 671 sqm (approx). Currently offers lounge, two bedrooms, kitchen/dining, bathroom, ducted heating and ample off street parking. Great location, close to Kew High Street shops, trams, cafes, prestigious schools, Golf clubs, the Yarra Trail bike path and the Eastern Freeway. Land: 14.93m/14.63m x 47.56m/44.21m or 671 sqm (approx).

Auction: Open: Contact: Office:

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Saturday 19th June at 11am Thursday & Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am Choon Chieh 0412 128 886 Chris Ewart 0419 897 979 1161 Burke Road Kew 9817 0123

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3 Belmont Avenue

A Most Desirable Location with a Generous 809sqm (approx) A hidden gem perfectly positioned in a lovely quiet part of Kew set amongst prestigious period & contemporary homes on a generous allotment of 809 sqm (approx). Walk to city trams, shops & some of Melbourne´s finest schools. A Victorian family home with a beautiful wide arched central hallway. Comp: Lovely north facing lounge/dining room with OFP, 3 bedrooms (main with ensuite), study/4th bedroom with OFP, kitchen/meals opening to a peaceful garden with inground salt/solar heated pool, bathroom, wine cellar, hydronic heating. An opportunity to move into a lovely home, or there is plenty of scope to further improve/extend, build your new dream home or redevelop (STCA). Land: 17.59m x 46.14m/45.92m or 809sqm (approx).

Auction: Price: Open: Contact: Office:

Saturday 19th June at 12.30pm $1,600,000 plus Thursday 12.00 - 12.30pm & Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm Choon Chieh 0412 128 886, Chris Ewart 0419 897 979 1161 Burke Road Kew 9817 0123

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5 Burwood Avenue

A Timeless Blonde Move straight in & enjoy this bright & inviting elevated 3 bedroom brick home with its ever popular sunny northern rear garden. Comp: large entry hall, spacious living room with formal dining room. 3 genuine bedrooms all with BIR´s, large kitchen granite bench tops & casual meals area, a renovated tiled bathroom with shower & separate bath, 2nd toilet plus an internal laundry. Outside is a fabulous decked & landscaped northern rear garden just perfect for those lazy sunny days. Features: hydronic heating, polished floor boards, lock-up garage with remote control & room for a second car. Walk to Camberwell junction shops, train & minutes to all the private schools. An irregular allotment of 362sqm approx with a wide frontage of 20.5 metres.

Auction: Open: Contact: Office:

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Saturday 19th June at 2pm Thursday 1.00 - 1.30pm & Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am Anthony Panayi 0430 464 111 Chris Ewart 0419 897 979 1161 Burke Road Kew 9817 0123

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hockingstuart.com.au Balwyn 18 May Street

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Brilliant and brand new in Balwyn. Open, spacious and beautifully built low maintenance four bedroom 50 square (approx) home in Balwyn High School zone with close access to trams, Deepdene Park, Balwyn Primary and Fintona schools.

Downstairs - large bedroom with ensuite, private office, powder room and modern kitchen. Living, dining and rumpus rooms are combined into one magnificent area - and two sets of bi-fold doors open to north-facing al fresco area and joins the deck and lap pool in landscaped garden. Upstairs three bedrooms, ensuite, family spa bathroom and study area.

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Balwyn Office: 9830 7000 South Yarra Office: 9868 5444

Hawthorn & Camberwell Office: 9944 3888

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Armadale Office: 9509 0411 Glen Iris Office: 9885 9811

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46 / B7 $2,375,000 Balwyn 544 Whitehorse Road Balwyn 3103 9830 7000 Glen Coutinho 0409 779 399 Cher Coad 0412 252 858

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hockingstuart.com.au Glen Iris 19 Scott Grove

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Magnificent grandeur. Superb and stunning contemporary home dedicated to light filled formal and informal indoor living - and all-weather outdoor living with infinity edge swimming pool plus outdoor kitchen overlooking extensive gardens. Constructed in 2008 by “Canny Builders”. With excellent tram/train options and direct access via city link. This area has the benefit of easy access to Melbourne’s finest schools. Plus: executive study, glass walled rumpus room, lofty ceilings, laundry chute, fireplace, zoned climate control, security system, intercom and wine wall. Expressions of interest are invited.

Land 1267sq metres (13,500 sq ft) 17.54m x 72.2 or 57’ x 236’ all approx.

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Balwyn Office: 9830 7000 South Yarra Office: 9868 5444

Hawthorn & Camberwell Office: 9944 3888

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Armadale Office: 9509 0411 Glen Iris Office: 9885 9811

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closing Thursday 17th June - 5.00pm 59 / G8 POA Glen Iris 58 High Street, Glen Iris 3146 9885 9811 Glen Coutinho 0409 779 399 Paul Richards 0414 503 324

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hockingstuart.com.au Kew 17 Heather Grove

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Mortgagee Auction - Complete this winter palace! An unfinished but still strikingly brilliant â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Nic Bochslerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; ultra modern home beside the cycle track with Genazzano and many fine schools on the Cotham Road tram line - and freeway in the other direction. Enormously tall glass windows soar to the top of this unique home with an alfresco area providing tree-top views to the horizon. Simply complete the project, install your own choice of kitchen and enjoy beautiful broad timber boards covering a colossal living and dining room overlooking fully tiled inground pool and luxury outdoor entertaining area. One or two bedrooms, bathroom walk-in dressing robe upstairs and three bedrooms downstairs with three bathrooms (one unfinished).

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Armadale Office: 9509 0411 Glen Iris Office: 9885 9811

Balwyn Office: 9830 7000 South Yarra Office: 9868 5444

Hawthorn & Camberwell Office: 9944 3888

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Thurs & Sat 2.00 - 2.45pm Sat 19th June - 12.30pm 45 / J6 POA Hawthorn/Camberwell 1153-1157 Burke Road Kew 3101 9944 3888 Nick Walker 0417 330 650 Glen Coutinho 0409 779 399 Reilly Waterfield 0422 291 773

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hockingstuart.com.au Surrey Hills 6 & 8 Arthur Street

A prime position with 2 grand plans! To be sold separately, 2 x 335sqm allotments representing a unique offering with Surrey parklands, recreational facilities, pool, transport, Mont Albert Village (train), Box Hill Central and the best selection of private/ public schools all close by. Buy both blocks, generate investment rewards in the existing 2 bedroom home with self contained bungalow or start afresh and put the council endorsed plans into action and build 2 stunning detached new 3/4 bedroom homes, formal, casual and teen areas, quality kitchens and easy-care outdoor areas for stylish entertaining. Alternatively, select the allotment you prefer and create a space that perfectly caters to your families requirements (subject to council approval).

Armadale Office: 9509 0411 Glen Iris Office: 9885 9811

Balwyn Office: 9830 7000 South Yarra Office: 9868 5444

Hawthorn & Camberwell Office: 9944 3888

Sat 5th June - 12.00pm & 12.15pm 47 / A11 > EPR $600,000 - $660,000 each > OFFICE Hawthorn/Camberwell Office 1153-1157 Burke Road, Kew 3101 > TEL 9944 3888 > CONTACT Paul Pfeiffer 0411 224 008 Laurence Murphy 0421 829 028 > AUCTION > MEL REF

hockingstuart.com.au Armadale 754 Malvern Road

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‘Bloomsbury’ - Federation Magnificence, Today’s Lifestyle. This absolutely beautiful Federation residence, rare in its richness, impressive in its elegance, enjoys a privileged position on the edge of Hawksburn Village. Fastidiously restored, the home intelligently marries period detail with elements of modern design throughout the spacious and light-filled interior. Superb formal dining complements an inspired timber and marble kitchen with meals and northern light and a conservatory style living room spilling to a courtyard with ROW access to off street parking. Two bedrooms and a northern sitting room or 3rd bedroom are served by a luxurious marble bathroom.

Features 3 gas fireplaces, laundry with powder room, reverse cycle air conditioning units and more.

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Wed 12.00 - 12.30pm & Sat as advertised Sat 19th June - 2.30pm 58 / E5 $1,000,000 - $1,100,000

Armadale Office 835 High Street 3143 > TEL 9509 0411 > CONTACT Andrew Summons 0418 321 604 Mark Robertson 0416 042 204 > OFFICE

Balwyn/Deepdene 1c Angle Road

Lifestyle and luxury. Live a divine lifestyle in one of Melbourne’s most prestigious locations. Set back from the Golden Mile of Mont Albert Road, and only a short walk away to Burke Road, this unique property offers luxury with low maintenance living. Quality and style oozes from this fabulous property, with parquetry floor throughout, large dining, living and kitchen area complete with caeser stone benchtops, Miele cook top and designer finishes will be sure to appeal. The amazing three metre ceilings and huge glass windows will surely impress, the master bedroom complete with WIR and stunning ensuite look out to an elegant courtyard along with the living areas. A second bedroom/office, main bathroom with caeser stone and quality finishes, heating, A/C, security system, single lock up garage and storage, make for a perfect lifestyle or astute investment. > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR

Thurs 12.00 - 12.30pm & Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 19th June - 11.00am 45 / K8 $900,000 - $1,000,000

Armadale Office: 9509 0411 Glen Iris Office: 9885 9811

Balwyn Office 544 Whitehorse Road 3103 > TEL 9830 7000 > CONTACT Toby Parker 0413 581 104 Troy Rendle 0438 305 520 > OFFICE

Balwyn Office: 9830 7000 South Yarra Office: 9868 5444

Hawthorn & Camberwell Office: 9944 3888

hockingstuart.com.au Balwyn 36 Yarrbat Avenue

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‘Fleurmont’ An elegant, spacious home in one of Balwyn’s most prestigious streets in the Balwyn High School zone. Secluded portico with grand columns is just the first sign of the modern grandeur within. Marble entrance to beautiful, light-filled formal lounge and adjoining dining room with OFPs, ornate ceilings and polished floors. Modern kitchen with marble benches and unique glassed atrium family meals area. Master bedroom (WIR & ensuite) overlooks the sun-filled courtyard with feature fountain. 2 additional bedrooms, private office/4th bedroom and main bathroom with spa complete this amazing home. Security and intercom, remote gated entry, double lock up garage, ducted heating and A/C . Land: 570sqm approximately.

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Thurs 11.00 - 11.30am & Sat 2.30 - 3.00pm Sat 19th June - 12.00pm 46 / E7 $1,350,000 - $1,450,000

Balwyn Office 544 Whitehorse Road 3103 > TEL 9830 7000 > CONTACT Toby Parker 0413 581 104 Claire Wenn 0409 857 506 > OFFICE

Glen Iris 24 King Street

Beautiful original and modern equivalent. Like a family heirloom, this polished beauty showing the original art and craft of a fine home from Edwardian times features Baltic Pine floors, leadlight glass, open fireplaces, fancy fretwork and high pastel-shaded ceilings.

Comprising 4 original downstairs rooms, 1 new upstairs bedroom, light and open kitchen, modern family living and dining room and leafy rear garden with double carport and r/c garage door from R.O.W at rear. Located in the most convenient area for nearby trains, shopping precincts, farmer’s markets, great parks, walking and bike tracks - plus fine public and private schools, it’s an heirloom that may continue for many generations to come. > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR

Thurs & Sat 11.30 - 12.00pm Saturday 19th June - 10.30am 59 / H7 $1,150,000 - $1,250,000

Armadale Office: 9509 0411 Glen Iris Office: 9885 9811

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Glen Iris 58 High Street, Glen Iris 3146 9885 9811 Cher Coad 0412 252 858 Glen Coutinho 0409 779 399

Balwyn Office: 9830 7000 South Yarra Office: 9868 5444

Hawthorn & Camberwell Office: 9944 3888

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Striking an impressive pose! Making a bold statement in a vibrant location, this striking architect designed townhouse will have your heart racing on so many levels - in fact. Daring to be different, its unique warehouse-style façade reveals intercom entry, remote garage, study/gym, storage and Euro laundry rising to 2 double bedrooms (BIRs) and ultra-stylish bathroom. The fabulous upper level features stunning Blanco kitchen/sun-filled living/dining areas with café-style doors bi-folding to night-lit al fresco terrace (BI BBQ, awnings) with soaring views and a glimpse or two of the city skyline. Includes heating/cooling and an endless choice of restaurants, cafes, Swinburne at your super-stylish doorstep. > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > EPR

Thurs 5.30 - 6.00pm & Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Sat 19th June - 1.30pm 45 / F11 $670,000 - $730,000

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Hawthorn/Camberwell 1153-1157 Burke Road Kew 3101 9944 3888 Evan Lykourinos 0414 555 455 Shamit Verma 0401 137 597

Malvern 22 Horace Street

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Period Panache, Superb Style. Gorgeous! This picturesque block-fronted freestanding 2 bedroom plus a study/3rd bedroom period residence is beautifully renovated & represents an ideal entrance point or scale down opportunity in an area of significant lifestyle appeal close to Malvern’s best attractions. A dining room complements a stunning kitchen with elegant finishes from stone surfaces to glass splashbacks, Bosch appliances & outstanding storage & a light-filled living room with French doors to the rear courtyard with paved alfresco dining & parking via a ROW. A sparkling bathroom, laundry, open fire places, ducted heating, reverse cycle air conditioning, Baltic floorboards, tall ceilings, alarm & period detail add to the home’s irresistible appeal.

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Thurs 11.30 - 12.00pm & Sat as advertised Sat 19th June - 11.30am 59 / E9 $1,000,000 - $1,100,000

Armadale Office: 9509 0411 Glen Iris Office: 9885 9811

Armadale Office 835 High Street 3143 > TEL 9509 0411 > CONTACT Lauchlan Waterfield 0422 290 489 Andrew James 0411 420 788 > OFFICE

Balwyn Office: 9830 7000 South Yarra Office: 9868 5444

Hawthorn & Camberwell Office: 9944 3888

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hockingstuart.com.au Surrey Hills 4/139 Union Road (enter from Bedford Ave)

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Authentic Victorian apartment. Brilliantly renovated and extended to provide great light filled spaces and a fabulous private lifestyle - so practical and perfectly positioned. With cafes, restaurants and transport at the door, this utterly unique setting offers so much more. Comprises: private security entry, timber/Miele/stainless steel kitchen and meals, spacious sunny living room, 2 double bedrooms, 5 star bathroom/laundry, study plus private roof top terrace. Access from Bedford Avenue, the home features: new A/C, polished Baltic floors, high decorative ceilings, two period open fire places and parking on title. Unique flexibility also exists to utilise the business zoning.

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Thurs 1.15 - 1.45pm & Sat from 12.30pm Sat 5th June - 1.00pm 46 / H12 $520,000 - $570,000

Hawthorn 4/28 Pine Street

Hawthorn/Camberwell Office 1153-1157 Burke Road, Kew 3101 > TEL 9944 3888 > CONTACT Paul Pfeiffer 0411 224 008 Claire Wenn 0409 857 506 Laurence Murphy 0421 829 028 > OFFICE

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Easy-care lifestyle for the entertainer.

Flaunting living spaces open to an equally impressive terrace, this stylish two bedroom, two bathroom sanctuary offers an entertainers lifestyle near city tram, shops and the Yarra River with intercom security, tandem parking. > VIEW > AUCTION > MEL REF > OFFICE > TEL > CONTACT

Surrey Hills 8 Glendale Street

Wonderful History, Fabulous Future. In the same family for 42 years, this elevated well maintained comfortable three bedroom, two bathroom home close to PLC offers spectacular views & considerable scope to extend, update or re-develop with 2nd frontage to Boisdale Street.

Thurs & Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 19th June - 2.30pm 45 / A8 > EPR $550,000 - $600,000 Hawthorn/Camberwell 1153-1157 Burke Road Kew 3101 9944 3888 Reilly Waterfield 0422 291 773 Ross English 0419 444 040

Armadale Office: 9509 0411 Glen Iris Office: 9885 9811

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Balwyn Office: 9830 7000 South Yarra Office: 9868 5444

Thurs 3.00 - 3.30pm & Sat from 2.00pm Sat 5th June - 2.30pm 60 / H2 > EPR $1,000,000-$1,100,000 Hawthorn/Camberwell 1153-1157 Burke Road Kew 3101 9944 3888 Evan Lykourinos 0414 555 455 Paul Richards 0414 503 324

Hawthorn & Camberwell Office: 9944 3888

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Malvern 37 Ewart Street EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY LIVING This elegant four bedroom, three bathroom Edwardian’s traditionally inviting formal sitting and dining rooms are complemented by the modern mood of a bright living/ dining domain and open-plan kitchen that make the most of north-westerly rear aspects. A sunny, fitted study, spa bathroom and two downstairs bedrooms, including main bedroom with ensuite, precede two further bedrooms and third bathroom upstairs surrounding a generous children’s living/recreation area. Cellar storage, Jetmaster and period OFPs, air conditioning/ducted heating throughout, 3000L water tank, single garage and additional OSP. Malvern Primary School zoning and proximity to Glenferrie Road complement consummate family success.

Auction: Saturday 19th June 2010, 11.30am View: Thursday & Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm Rob Vickers Willis 0412 210 066 Andrew Harlock 0419 379 992 Mel Ref: 59 D11 Abercromby’s 1087 High Street Armadale Telephone 9864 5300 Email sales@abercrombys.com.au

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Glen Iris 1 Boyanda Road FAMILY SUCCESS IS CERTAIN A clear focus on creating first class family environs defines this outstanding five bedroom, three bathroom home surrounded by superb Jenny Smith gardens. Large, flexible formal living/dining, separate study beneath beautiful period ceilings and sunny play room/5th bedroom lead to huge, light-filled family room and brilliant central kitchen.

Upstairs main bedroom with dual W.I. robes & ensuite, three further bedrooms and family bathroom confirm impeccable family credentials. North-westerly terrace with wind sensor awning leading to established lawns and enticing entertaining pavilion overlook a solar heated 11m pool. Laundry/third shower, gas fire-place, ducted vacuum, dual 2000L water tanks and double garage further guarantee enduring family enjoyment!

Auction: Saturday 19th June 2010, 12.30pm View: Thursday & Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm Tim Derham 0438 332 844 Rob Vickers Willis 0412 210 066 Mel Ref: 59 H8 Abercrombyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 1087 High Street Armadale Telephone 9864 5300 Email sales@abercrombys.com.au

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Port Melbourne 17 Beach Street ABSOLUTE BEACH FRONTAGE. This sensational newly developed town residence offers the ultimate in inner city living. Sell the cars, all amenities are within easy reach of this fabulous location. With over 730sq metres of area accommodation is not compromised in any way. 4 levels of sheer luxury with stunning uninterrupted bayside views and captivating views of the city skyline highlight this property’s quality. 4 large bedrooms, 3 with their own ensuite and WIRs, 1 with ensuite and BIRs. Sophisticated 2nd floor living and dining featuring a wonderful Miele kitchen and separate entertainment zone with fully fitted bar. Sun drenched balconies and outdoor areas complemented by a heated roof top pool with comprehensive indoor outdoor BBQ kitchen. Four car garage, private lift, every imaginable luxury. If you’ve dreamed it, then this home has it.

For Sale: $6.39 million Inspect: Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm Andrew Harlock 0419 379 992 Jock Langley 0419 530 008 Lisa Jarrett 0408 053 623 Mel Ref: 2J D7 Abercromby’s 1087 High Street Armadale Telephone 9864 5300 Email sales@abercrombys.com.au

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EAST MELBOURNE 103/150 Clarendon Street

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FINEST LIFESTYLE AND TIMELESS DESIGN 2 Bedrooms, utility room, 2 bathrooms, spacious open plan living/dining FOR SALE area flowing to large balcony overlooking the renowned Fitzroy Gardens.

Other features include 2 parking, latest entertainment technology, CONTACT optional wine cellar & storage room. State of the art security & six star concierge services, 150 Clarendon Street delivers an unrivalled level of VIEW residential luxury.

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$3,750,000 Paul Caine 0407 393 588 Inspect by appointment

Deco appeal in prime location This spacious freshly refurbished apartment in a prestigious location comprises 2 double bedrooms, kitchen/meals and bathroom, expansive living and dining room, sunroom and parking, with period detail and polished timber floors.

(03) 8413 8000 www.caine.com.au

Auction this Saturday at 3 pm Price Guide $500,000 - $550,000 James Keenan 0418 580 620 Tom Breen 0437 175 677 Open Thurs 12 - 12.30 pm

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MELBOURNE G01/505 St Kilda Road Cutting edge and stunning extraordinary townhouse on Fawkner Park. One of St Kilda Road´ s finest - this whisper quiet, brand new 3 bedroom, 3 ensuite plus sep powder room amazing townhouse of approx 211 sqm spans 2 levels of incredible space with access to and overlooking Fawkner Park. Casual family room and separate study are additional features with all living rooms boasting sliding doors to expansive private outdoor entertaining areas (138sqm approx).

Enjoys lounge living, open plan entertaining, Gaggenau marble kitchen, glorious park views, pool/gym facilities, concierge and basement secure parking for 3 cars. Moments to Botanic Gardens, CBD, St Kilda, cultural and sporting centres, Albert Park Lake, Prahran Market & Chapel Street.

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SOUTH YARRA 75/85 Alexandra Avenue ´ Alexandra´ - Cosmopolitan penthouse on the Yarra´ s edge. Towering over the meandering Yarra River with spectacular sweeping views to the north and leafy suburbs of Stonnington, this amazing 3 bedroom 3.5 bathroom penthouse apartment entertains on a splendidly stylish scale, showcasing magnificent north facing open plan entertaining, granite gourmet kitchen (Miele dishwasher), generous north facing terrace, fitted study area, 2 lifts, 3 security carparks & storage. Surrounded by restaurants, cafes and boutiques, with quiet river walks.

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Ashburton D Bentleigh D Blackburn D Camberwell D Carlton D Carnegie D Caulfield D Elsternwick D Hawthorn D Mt Waverley D Oakleigh D Toorak

3 Sunday 20 June at 3.00 Wed 11.15-12.00 & 6.30-7.00, Sat 10.45 - 11.30, Sun 12.45-1.30 Susan Wolper 0418 505 518 Rodney Morley 0418 321 222 428 Toorak Road Toorak 9826 0000

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CAMBERWELL 5/101 Wattle Valley Road A magical native-inspired garden setting provides the perfect greeting for a tranquil lifestyle in this large villa unit set peacefully and privately to the rear of an exclusive, highly sought-after complex.

Leafy aspects surround this delightful single-storey home that´ s designed to deliver relaxing lowmaintenance living in a superb location. Situated close to Riversdale Road, trams, popular Middle Camberwell shops and Highfield Park; astute investors, downsizers and first-time buyers will appreciate the immediately comfortable interior, sizeable outdoor areas and potential to further update if desired. Offers two generous bedrooms (BIRs, main with ensuite, WIR and touch lighting), sunny lounge room, formal dining room, living room, family room opening to lovely courtyard garden, well-appointed kitchen, 2nd bathroom, laundry, floor heating, air-con and DLUG.

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2 Saturday 19 June at 12.00 Thu & Sat 11.00-11.30 Marie Harbeck 0413 223 346 Andrew Chapman 0412 280 773 273 Camberwell Road Camberwell 9805 1111

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HAWTHORN 14/9 Lisson Grove Superbly situated in a grand Hawthorn location; a peaceful rear position among the lush tranquil grounds of highly-regarded ´ Knox Court´ provide the perfect setting for this most appealing apartment. So much space, so little maintenance; the large older-style proportions and the lowupkeep nature of this delightful ground floor apartment are ideal for both astute investors and to occupiers including downsizers and first-home buyers. A handy springboard to nearby amenities for a lifestyle of ease, ´ Knox Court´ is convenient to trams, Yarra River parks and trails, shopping and eateries. Offers covered car space on title, two sizable bedrooms with built-in robes, wonderful living/dining room with balcony overlooking garden courtyard, big kitchen, bathroom with separate bath, laundry facilities and gas heater.

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Ashburton D Bentleigh D Blackburn D Camberwell D Carlton D Carnegie D Caulfield D Elsternwick D Hawthorn D Mt Waverley D Oakleigh D Toorak

1 Saturday 5 June at 1.00 Thu 12.00-12.30 & Sat 12.30-1.00 Roger Butcher 0411 698 118 Marie Harbeck 0413 223 346 590 Burwood Road Hawthorn 9818 3456

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TOORAK 18/512 Toorak Road ´ Greenways´ A postcard panorama from every room. Panoramic views from this half 9th floor apartment of the city to the Yarra Valley, the bay and beyond.

This awe-inspiring 2 bedroom (master with full dressing room and ensuite, 2nd bedroom with BIR & semi ensuite) apartment has 3 north facing living zones plus den, vogue stone kitchen, European appliances, flexible office/cellar/pantry, live-in care taker and 2 lock up garages. Stroll down and enjoy the village lifestyle.

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TOORAK 2B/516 Toorak Road "Oakdene" Tranquil, Treed & Terrific. Set high on Toorak Hill and surrounded by beautiful manicured gardens this sundrenched North facing 2nd floor 3 bedroom 3 bathroom renovated security apartment boasts lift access and gorgeous treed views. This 20 square approx half floor apartment features entry hall, tiled patio/sunroom, open plan dining/lounge, modern kitchen with meals, 2 bedrms with ensuites (master with WIR), central bathrm, sep lndry, sep storage room, RC heating & cooling, audio visual security, LU garage & resident manager.

2 Saturday 19 June at 11.00 Thu 5.30-6.15, Sat & Sun 12-12.45 Naomi Dorevitch 0408 326 747 Rodney Morley 0418 321 222 428 Toorak Road Toorak 9826 0000

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3/91 Mathoura Road Contemporary living with quality style, this renovated ground floor 3 bedroom security apartment is the pick of the pack with its beautifully manicured courtyard garden.

Abundant with designer finishes, this spacious surprise enjoys open plan living/dining spilling onto an alfresco terrace, stylish granite kitchen/meals (Smeg s/steel appliances), sparkling bathroom/Euro laundry, powder room, R/C air conditioner & LU garage. In this prime location, between Toorak Village and Hawksburn Village.

Ashburton D Bentleigh D Blackburn D Camberwell D Carlton D Carnegie D Caulfield D Elsternwick D Hawthorn D Mt Waverley D Oakleigh D Toorak

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1 Saturday 19 June at 1.00 $700K-$750K Wed 12-12.45, Sat & Sun 1-1.45 Christopher Dane 0418 319 809 Rodney Morley 0418 321 222 428 Toorak Road Toorak 9826 0000

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BULLEEN 28 Barak Street Family teamwork is made easy in this fabulous four bedroom, two bathroom residence where superb zoning, generous spaces and modern comforts provide a winning formula for lifestyle success. A clever design overlooking a central alfresco area drenched in sunshine is complemented by front/rear gardens. Near Marcellin College, Yarra parkland, shops and transport. Offers central heating, alarm and LUG.

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3 Saturday 19 June at 2.00 Thu & Sat 3.00-3.30 Marie Harbeck 0413 223 346 Roger Butcher 0411 698 118 590 Burwood Road Hawthorn 9818 3456

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409-411 Hawthorn Road Prime corner development site of 1,041 sq m approx.

2 street frontages.

Current permit for 95 children, Child Care Centre.

Possible multi unit/apartment/development site (S.T.C.A.)

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Saturday 19 June at 2.00 Meet Agent on Site Wed & Sat at 11 Leonard Persichetti 0417 319 900 Selwyn Meltzer 0419 866 008 203 Balaclava Road Caulfield North 9525 9222

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Sought after location Transport at your doorstep Short stroll to Glenhuntly Road shopping village

HAWTHORN 5/141 Riversdale Road If position is paramount this fabulous one bedroom apartment must be at the top of your list! Set quietly towards the rear on the first floor of a secure garden block; first-home buyers and investors will relish the location near trams, Riversdale village and Glenferrie Road. Offers auto gate to lock up garage, superb easterly outlook, kitchen/ meals, lovely living, bathroom/laundry, Nobo heating.

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1 Saturday 19 June at 11.00 Thur & Sat 11-11.30am Tony Nathan 0412 285 066 Simon Byrne 0413 701 444 590 Burwood Road Hawthorn 9818 3456

226 Prospect Hill Road Nestled in this quiet, leafy locale affording highly coveted convenience is this superb, exceptionally spacious two bedroom home with double lock up garage on a compact allotment. Designed for a quality, low-maintenance lifestyle with an emphasis on easily managed, single-level living in a meticulously maintained setting; immediately relax and enjoy the light-filled layout near Riversdale Road shopping, trams and Highfield Park.

Ashburton D Bentleigh D Blackburn D Camberwell D Carlton D Carnegie D Caulfield D Elsternwick D Hawthorn D Mt Waverley D Oakleigh D Toorak

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2 Saturday 5 June at 11.00 Thur 2-2.30 & Sat 10.30-11.00 Roger Butcher 0411 698 118 Simon Byrne 0413 701 444 273 Camberwell Road Camberwell 9805 1111

THINK RESULTS

McLAREN y on Da I Ct tUR U a Sa IS H t

5 Streeton Court Mont alBERt Beautifully renovated 5 bedroom home designed for today’s modern living. Downstairs is the main bedroom with WIR & ensuite, 2nd bedroom & bathroom, generous open plan living & dining areas, gourmet kitchen, landscaped garden & entertaining area. Upstairs are 3 bedrooms, bathroom & rumpus room. Includes double garage, home office, heating & cooling throughout, alarm, polished timber floors & 4,500L water tank servicing the garden. No work to be done, move in & enjoy this great home. aUCtIon InSPECt ContaCt

This Saturday at 11 am Thursday 1-1:30 pm & Saturday 10:30-11 am Nick Whyte 0417 131 153

46 Bulleen Road Balwyn noRtH Ideal redevelopment opportunity set in a central sought after pocket of Balwyn North. This comfortable three bedroom home offers rear access via Macedon Avenue to a large rear yard with scope for second dwelling or subdivision (STCA). The home is currently in very good order including entrance foyer, formal lounge & dining rooms, spacious kitchen and modern bathroom while downstairs there is a laundry & storeroom. Other features include polished timber floors, ducted heating & garage.

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Saturday 19 June at 11 am Thursday 12-12:30 pm & Saturday 12:15-12:45 pm Nick Whyte 0417 131 153

Internet: www.mclaren.com.au

CAMBERWELL 30 Fairfield Avenue

SPECTACULAR DESIGN SUCCESS Aesthetically enthralling, visually spectacular, this landmark contemporary residence was commissioned by the current owners. Architect designed so that natural light enhances the entire home, an intelligent floor-plan provides refined formal entertaining areas (remote control blinds) and luxuriously large everyday living/dining dimensions surrounded by landscaped gardens on some 1000sqm. Four bedrooms, including main bedroom with en suite (remote control blinds), each enjoy their own sense of space and are further complemented by two additional bathrooms, powder room and a light-filled study. Huge kitchen, ducted vacuum, zoned central heating and refrigerated air-conditioning. Four 2100L water tanks. Double garage. All in an appropriately elite location!

AUCTION ESR INSPECT LAND CONTACT

Sat 19th June at 3pm Price On Application Thur 2-2.30pm & Sat 2.30-3.15pm 19.2mt x 52mt approx (1000 m2) Debbie Silk 0417 105 667 David Gillham 0411 518 672 CAMBERWELL 9809 2000 / 883 Toorak Road

CANTERBURY 17 Alexandra Avenue

BLUE CHIP TOWN RESIDENCE Masterfully designed and crafted by revered architect Phillip Mannerheim and Master Builder Brian Lee (winner HIA Townhouse, 2009), this classically alluring brand new luxury residence is defined by faultless formal and informal living spaces, state-of-the art appointments and impressive indoor-outdoor entertaining areas.

Enjoying formal sitting, study, casual living/dining (stone gas OFP) and a sleek marble and Miele equipped kitchen. 3 bedrooms include luxurious main (2 x WIRs/ensuite) on ground level and upstairs children´s zone accompanied by rumpus. Superb covered terrace and refined courtyard with northern orientation. Study alcove, powder room, double garage.

FOR SALE ESR INSPECT CONTACT BALWYN

By Expressions Of Interest Closing June 24th at 5pm $2,700,000 - $2,900,000 Strictly By Appointment Only John Bradbury 0413 772 778 Mark Rathgeber 0419 334 334 9830 1644 / 289 Whitehorse Road

GLEN IRIS 8 Somerset Road

FABULOUS CHARACTER, FAMILY QUALITY Graced with rich period detail, enhanced by bright modern spaces, this exceptional four bedroom, two bathroom home´s family credentials are complemented by immediate proximity to Hartwell village. Classically elegant, impeccably preserved original sitting and dining rooms are matched by the modern ease of light-filled family room/meals, central kitchen with walk-in pantry and sunny decking that makes the most of northerly aspects. Main bedroom with en suite, sky-lit spa bathroom and three further bedrooms offer ample accommodation. Ducted heating throughout. Studio/ office, paved outdoor entertaining, double garage and sunny garden spaces adjoin a leafy parkland reserve - ideal!

AUCTION ESR INSPECT LAND CONTACT

Sat 19th June at 12pm Price On Application Thur 12-12.30pm & Sat 12-12.45pm 840 sqm (approx) Mark Pezzin 0403 537 105 David Gillham 0411 518 672 CAMBERWELL 9809 2000 / 883 Toorak Road

MONT ALBERT NORTH 7 Tyrrell Street

INFINITE STYLE & SIX BEDROOMS! Displaying the ultimate in family luxury, this brand new residence of 51 squares incorporates immense proportions and superior appointments throughout its impressive design. Faultless interiors include inviting formal Sitting room, CaesarStone kitchen boasting European appliances and Butler´s pantry adjacent attractive casual living (Jetmaster OFP) and dining spaces both opening to a covered alfresco. Six beautiful double bedrooms, include irresistible upstairs and ground level master bedrooms (ensuite and WIRs). Upstairs rumpus adds further family flexibility. 2 powder rooms, Spotted Gum flooring, security, zoned heating / refrigerated air conditioning, double garage.

AUCTION ESR INSPECT LAND CONTACT BALWYN

Sat 19th June at 11am $1,400,000 - $1,500,000 Thur 2-2.30pm & Sat 2-2.45pm 15.24 x 41.15 (approx) Brett Philipp 0425 756 789 Mark Rathgeber 0419 334 334 9830 1644 / 289 Whitehorse Road

ASHBURTON 14A Marquis Street

INTELLIGENT MODERN SPACES The aim of providing modern spaces that make life easy is beautifully met by this bright three bedroom residence, a stylishly designer c1999 home on its own title in a location that balances calm & quiet with the ultimate convenience of High Street village, train, Ferndale Park bike tracks & schools. Generous living/dining areas flow to spacious informal meals zone & an accompanying kitchen equipped with Bosch appliances & black granite benches overlooking a private courtyard. Downstairs main bedroom with plantation shutters, WIR & ensuite is complemented upstairs by two further bedrooms sharing a sky-lit central bathroom. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, store room & automatic double garage.

AUCTION ESR INSPECT CONTACT GLEN IRIS

Sat 5th June at 12pm $900,000 - $980,000 Thur 1.15-1.45pm & Sat 11.30am12noon Julie Kingshott 0413 569 643 Karl Fitch 0418 371 343 9885 3333 / 1509 High St (Cnr Malvern Rd)

BALWYN 37 Kitchener Street

A CALIFORNIAN BUNGALOW ON 698M² CORNER SITE Builders will relish the prospect of redeveloping (STCA) this level allotment with dual frontage, while renovators will ponder the prospects of extending this attractive Californian Bungalow with a northerly aspect. Astute investors would retain it for future capital appreciation. Whatever your plans, you will reap the benefits of this desirable location only 200m from Whitehorse Rd. Comfortable existing home retaining original character comprises: Traditional front verandah, entrance hall, spacious lounge (gas htr in FP, bay window), d/d to dining room, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, updated kitchen & sun room//meals area, laundry, toilet & side access to large double garage/workshop/rumpus.

AUCTION ESR INSPECT LAND CONTACT KEW

Sat 5th June at 12.30pm $1.1m - $1.2m Thur 11-11.30am & Sat 12-12.30pm 16.5m x 42.2m approx.

John Cokalis 0411 184 124 Bruce Severns 0413 744 998 9817 4535 / 150 Cotham Road

BALWYN NORTH 21 Osburn Avenue

SIX BEDROOMS & CITY VIEWS Magnificently crafted to provide an executive family environment, this six-bedroom residence takes pride of place on an elevated corner allotment showcasing excellent city views. Impressively styled interiors with meticulous attention to detail throughout include formal lounge, gas OFP, informal living and dining spaces with outlook to a breathtaking stacked stone water feature, CaesarStone/Miele kitchen, WI pantry and beautiful bedrooms including luxurious main, ensuite/WIRs. Bi-fold doors introduce a private covered deck ideal for entertaining/al fresco dining. Features two family bathrooms, plus ensuite, refrigerated air-conditioning/central heating, alarm, intercom and auto double garage with direct house entrance. Refreshingly Refined!

AUCTION ESR INSPECT CONTACT BALWYN

Sat 5th June at 11am $1,750,000 - $1,850,000 Thur 12-12.30pm Sat from 10.30am James Bateman 0438 110 744 Mark Rathgeber 0419 334 334 9830 1644 / 289 Whitehorse Road

BLACKBURN NORTH 8 Primrose Street

ENTERTAINERS PARADISE As featured in "OUTDOOR ROOMS" Magazine. Luxurious flowing living and entertaining zones fill this stunning French Provincial inspired family home resulting in a modern masterpiece. Spacious interiors spill out to a sweeping alfresco oasis and pool creating the ultimate setting for magnificent entertaining! Offering a foyer, lounge-dining-designer kitchen-family room leading onto the resort themed indoor/outdoor room and landscaped gardens designed by the award winning company - Outdoor Creations. Study, retreat, 4 bedrooms including main bedroom with WIR & new full ensuite plus chic new bathroom & auto double garage. Top shelf appointments befitting a home of this high calibre.

Exceptional street appeal, stroll to Old Orchard primary school, high school, North Blackburn square shops and buses, close to Blackburn Village, rail, Eastern Freeway and Eastlink.

AUCTION ESR INSPECT CONTACT BLACKBURN

Sat 19th June at 1pm Price On Application Thur 5.45-6.30pm & Sat 12-12.30pm Dennis Sheehan 0417 440 032 Troy Sheehan 0417 243 900 9877 1855 / 67-69 Railway Road

GLEN IRIS 9 Bellavista Road

DEFINE THE FUTURE YOUR WAY! The elevated allotment of impressive proportions that surrounds this three bedroom Californian complements its evident scope for significant family success. Positioned in the Glen Iris Heights Estate, a tightly held location noted for its single dwelling covenant, the inherent aesthetic appeal of this home is matched by renovation options or new home site possibilities. North westerly rear aspects & the prospects of city views accompany today´s charming sitting room, central living/dining & slate kitchen. Sun-room retreat, serviceable bathroom, attic loft & ducted heating add further appeal surrounded by great garden expanses close to Glen Iris Primary School, Ashburton station & High St shopping.

AUCTION ESR INSPECT LAND CONTACT GLEN IRIS

Sat 5th June at 1pm $1,000,000 - $1,100,000 Thur 2-2.30pm & Sat 12.30-1pm 15.85m x 42.67m (52’ x 140’) Julie Kingshott 0413 569 643 Karl Fitch 0418 371 343 9885 3333 / 1509 High St (Cnr Malvern Rd)

SURREY HILLS 92 Durham Road

GRAND SPACES, GREAT SETTING Substantial dimensions both inside and out define this four bedroom, three bathroom home close to several parks, schools and Riversdale Road trams. Large formal sitting and dining rooms lead to big, bright family living and meals areas which surround an open-plan kitchen featuring octagonal island bench. Main bedroom with en suite, central bathroom and separate laundry/third bathroom with spa offer original accommodation, complemented by huge basement rumpus and over size double garage. Second double garage in rear garden underlines land size that suggests new home site or multi dwelling development options, STCA

AUCTION ESR INSPECT CONTACT

Sat 19th June at 1pm Price On Application Thur 5-5.30pm & Sat 10.30-11am Terry Anson 0400 983 879 Geoff Hall 0419 006 488 CAMBERWELL 9809 2000 / 883 Toorak Road

BALWYN 41 Terry Street

BALWYN 46 Winmalee Road

LAND OF OPPORTUNITY

IDEAL FAMILY PERSPECTIVE

Convenient to the 109 Whitehorse road tram and shopping centres this glorious parcel of land with Northern aspect is located in an area inundated with other high quality new homes and offers the astute buyer an opportunity to build their own dream or as a development opportunity (STCA).

Land Approx 780 sqm.

Prominent St Mary´s Mount Estate residence of 47 squares approx offering light-filled interiors of generous dimensions, excellent entertaining possibilities & impressive views to Mt Macedon. Refined formal sitting & dining rooms (gas OFP), fitted study, granite kitchen & informal living & dining domain extending to a broad rear garden. 5 dble bedrooms, 3 X WIRs, 2 x BIRs, main with spa ensuite. 3 additional bathrooms, sauna room. Rumpus/entertainment zone. Dble garage. Balwyn High zone.

FOR SALE Price On Application INSPECT Thur 2-2.30pm & Sat 10-10.30am CONTACT Mark Read 0402 215 841, James Scoones 0413 872 558 BALWYN 9830 1644 / 289 Whitehorse Road

AUCTION ESR INSPECT CONTACT BALWYN

Sat 19th June at 12pm $1,200,000 - $1,300,000 Thur 2-2.30pm & Sat 10-10.30am John Bradbury 0413 772 778, Mark Rathgeber 0419 334 334 9830 1644 / 289 Whitehorse Road

BALWYN 5 Yongala Street

BALWYN 18 Yongala Street

CHOICE, OPPORTUNITIES & OPTIONS

KEENLY SOUGHT, 603 SQM (15.3M X 39.46M) APPROX

With a huge site area of 769 sqm, this is the perfect location for your "Luxury New Town Residence".

Comps: formal living (OFP), separate dining, study/workstation, 4 generous BRs (main with E/S), second family bathroom, powder room, well equipped laundry, solid timber galley kitchen with stunning meals area & grand family room (large Jetmaster OFP) all opening to a covered return verandah. Feats: polished floors, decorative ceilings, leadlight windows, dctd htng & sun filled rear garden. Zoned for Balwyn High.

AUCTION Sat 5th June at 12pm ESR $1,300,000 - $1,400,000 INSPECT Thur 11-11.30am & Sat from 11.30am CONTACT James Bateman 0438 110 744, Michael Nolan 0418 546 118 BALWYN 9830 1644 / 289 Whitehorse Road

Harness the potential of uninterrupted horizon views, easy access and desirable north/ south orientation when you renovate/ extend or redevelop (STCA) this comfortable 3 bedroom home quietly positioned within the coveted Balwyn High school zone. Comprises formal living and dining, family living/ dining, modern Kitchen, bathroom, laundry. Deep rear garden, remote garage, OSP. Quality family focussed neighbourhood just minutes from Balwyn Village, leading independent schools, Whitehorse Road tram.

AUCTION Sat 5th June at 2pm ESR $1,050,000 - $1,150,000 INSPECT Thur 12.45-1.15pm & Sat from 1.30pm CONTACT Mark Read 0402 215 841, James Scoones 0413 872 558 BALWYN 9830 1644 / 289 Whitehorse Road

CAMBERWELL 5/25 Thomas Street

DONCASTER 1 Studley Street

BRIGHT SPACES IN A BOTANIC SETTING

PERFECT SIZE, HUGE POTENTIAL! LAND SIZE 640 SQM APPROX

Set at the rear, one of only seven, this inviting two bedroom unit enjoys serene surroundings in which a leafy backdrop provides perfect privacy for entertaining in a charming courtyard context. Close enough to shops, bus & tram routes & parkland for convenience, far enough away for peace & quiet to be preserved. Garden aspects & filtered natural light enhance generous living/dining while the separate kitchen includes ample storage & a botanic outlook. Auto garage, under house storage & visitors parking.

AUCTION Sat 5th June at 1pm ESR Price On Application INSPECT Thur 12-12.30pm & Sat Inspect From 12.30pm CONTACT Sue Wooldridge 0413 476 674, David Gillham 0411 518 672 CAMBERWELL 9809 2000 / 883 Toorak Road

A quiet tree lined cul-de-sac address & a perfectly maintained but dated Glenvill designed home offering a family sized home of 4 bedrooms and study on an easily maintained block. This is an affordable entry into one of Doncaster´s highly regarded positions close to Studley Street Reserve, Templestowe Heights Primary, Templestowe College, Doncaster Shoppingtown, Yeshurun Synagogue and Eastern freeway.

Land: 640 sqm approx AUCTION Sun 20th June at 11am ESR $680,000 - $730,000 INSPECT Thur 1-1.30pm & Sat 12-12.30pm CONTACT Brett Philipp 0425 756 789 BALWYN 9830 1644 / 289 Whitehorse Road

HAWTHORN EAST 2/23 Clifton Road

KEW 1/324 Cotham Road

CLEVER IDEAS, QUALITY CREDENTIALS

DESIRABLE VILLA UNIT

Filled with light, larger than anticipated & enhanced by impressive presentation, this ideally positioned two bedroom unit is distinguished by a range of desirable features. Generous living/dining dimensions are complemented by polished floors & accompanied by a stylishly updated open-plan kitchen which includes the best from Bosch & Technika. Central bathroom with stone vanity, separate laundry attractively adapted to incorporate sunny computer zone. Attic loft storage.Heating and cooling. Garage. Brilliant!

AUCTION Sat 19th June at 2pm INSPECT Thur 2-2.30pm & Sat 12.30-1pm CONTACT Andrew De Angelis 0402 039 342, David Gillham 0411 518 672 CAMBERWELL 9809 2000 / 883 Toorak Road

The front one of only 3, this north facing, single level home secluded behind a high brick fence provides up to 3 bedroom accommodation & a double LU garage. Most conveniently situated with a tram passing providing easy access to a plethora of notable local schools & popular shopping strips. Comp: front verandah, ent hall, north facing living & dining room, bright kitchen/meals area with lovely outlook, main BR (WIR & ensuite), 2nd BR (BIRs), study/3rd BR, 2nd bathrm, l´dry & sep (2nd) toilet. GDH, air con.

AUCTION Sat 19th June at 2pm ESR $750,000 - $825,000 INSPECT Thur 1-1.30pm & Sat 2-2.30pm CONTACT John Cokalis 0411 184 124, Bruce Severns 0413 744 998 KEW 9817 4535 / 150 Cotham Road

KEW 6/58 Adeney Avenue

MALVERN EAST 16 Abbotsford Avenue

RIPE FOR A RENOVATION

FAMILY FRIENDLY LOCATION

This front villa offers the opportunity to roll up your sleeves and either re-decorate or renovate and take full advantage of a central Kew location providing easy access to the High St & Cotham Road trams, Harp Village & nearby Kew Junction. It includes 2 bedrooms (BIRs), light-filled north-west living room overlooking the park (gas heating), functional kitchen with a built-in breakfast nook, bathroom (sep WC) and single garage acesssing rear courtyard. Conjunctional agent Walsh Cairnes & Co. AUCTION Sat 19th June at 11am INSPECT Thur 11-11.30am & Sat 10.30-11am CONTACT Debbie Silk 0417 105 667, Valda Walsh 0418 384 330 CAMBERWELL 9809 2000 / 883 Toorak Road

This outstanding, family focused address is surrounded by lifestyle facilities!Convenient to Malvern Valley Primary & direct rear frontage to Treyvaud Park & tennis courts enhance enjoyment, while Phoenix Park, library, recreational facilities & Chadstone shopping are also only moments away. Now, all that is needed is a family home to make the most of such an attractive setting! Consider plans to create that residence by re-modeling or replacing this well built 5 room home! Land: 15.85mx39.62m (52´x130).

AUCTION Sat 19th June at 11am ESR $820,000 - $900,000 INSPECT Thur 12.15-12.45pm & Sat 2.15-2.45pm CONTACT Julie Kingshott 0413 569 643, Karl Fitch 0418 371 343 GLEN IRIS 9885 3333 / 1509 High St (Cnr Malvern Road)

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49 Parkhill Road - KEW Exemplifying contemporary style and opulence, this stunning Neo-Classic home is lavished with every conceivable comfort for your family´s indulgence. Vast sunfilled spaces lined with parquetry, both refined and relaxed, culminate in stylish poolside terraces and generous north garden setting for effortless entertaining and ample room for children´s recreation. This is a home noted as much for its meticulous attention to detail as for its luxury of space. Auto-gates, soft-pad keyless entry and video security offer complete peace of mind for the discerning family who will undoubtedly love the fabulous upper level where sumptuous space extends to all Bedrooms and spacious Home Theatre. The Parent´s Retreat in particular is unforgettable with huge dressingroom and stunning freestanding bath in the fully tiled ensuite. If contemporary luxury amidst Melbourne´s best schools sounds good, this one´s for you.

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Parquetry floors, elegant formal Living (gas fire), large Dining, upper Home Theatre Ground floor Guest/5th Bedroom with WIRs, ensuite, heating/cooling, video security 4 upper Bedrooms (main/dressingroom/ensuite), 1/ensuite), fitted Study Deluxe Miele/granite Kitchen (full Miele Butler´s Pantry with steamer), soft-pad keyless entry Vast OP Living areas (gas fire) to superb pool and garden surrounds, auto-gates to double remote garage Prestigious setting amidst exceptional schools, all transport and Victoria Park

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 11am Thursday & Saturday 1-1.30pm 15.2m x 53.3m (50' x 175') approx.

Nick Elmore 0438 599 938 Tom Aylward 0408 548 551 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

26 Tormey Street - BALWYN NORTH Effortlessly addressing every family member´s desire for flexible living and entertaining, this impressive multi-level home is a dream come true in Balwyn High zone. Set high on deep allotment capturing panoramic ranges views from spacious Living (terrace) and sky-high Home Theatre/Games room, this astonishingly spacious home comprises 5 large Bedrooms (main/WIRs/spa-ensuite), Study, Familyroom and Teen Living both to terraced gardens (trampoline), Euro/Stone Kitchen, Rumpus/Home-Office (external access), 2 further bathrooms, heating, cooling, double remote garage.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 10.30am Thursday & Saturday 1.30-2pm 20.12m x 50.29m (66’ x 165’) approx.

Robert Ding 0418 858 393 Katherine Ding 0408 858 940 244 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Tel 9830 5966 jelliscraig.com.au

12 Lorne Grove - CAMBERWELL Blending seamlessly into a heritage streetscape, "Arawatta"s (c1903) grand Federation character is breathtaking prelude to impressive outdoor areas where solar pool, 3/4 Tennis Court and Teen Retreat (loft 5th Bedroom/ensuite) offers an exceptional family setting on an allotment of 1400sqm approx near restaurants, Rivoli and transport. Baltic floors, leadlights, decorative ceilings and ample storage through grand Dining, huge Living, Home Office/Recreation room, 4 Bedrooms (2/ensuite), 3rd bathroom and OP Euro Kitchen/Living to terrace/fountain gardens, BTB security, auto-gates/double garage.

Auction Inspect Land Contact C/Agent Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 12noon Thurs 11.45am-12.15pm & Sat from 11.30am 25m x 54.9m (84â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 180â&#x20AC;&#x2122;) approx.

Campbell Ward 0402 124 939 Peter Batrouney 0419 005 236 Richard Kerr 0417 891 102 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

6 Matlock Street - CAMBERWELL Perfectly preserved period elegance is complemented by quality modern enhancement with this excellent family Edwardian opening to a fabulous entertainment deck and child-friendly landscaped garden. Wonderfully located near historic Maling Road village, private schools, parks and transport; enjoy fine family living in this ornate heritage residence. Offers 4 Bedrooms or 3 and Study, BIRs, stunning pressed metal ceilings, Sitting/Diningroom, OFPs, 2 bathrooms, family Living/Meals area to deck, granite Kitchen with European appliances, ducted heating, a/c and OSP.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 1pm Thursday 2-2.30pm & Saturday from 12.30pm 17.26m x 42.58m (56â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 140â&#x20AC;&#x2122;) approx.

Peter Smith 0417 303 870 Richard Earle 0418 564 168 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

10 Westbourne Grove - CAMBERWELL Capturing a sweeping North Easterly horizon panorama, this auspicious Art Deco ´Ocean Liner´ Maisonette is high on iconic character and low on maintenance. Built by the renowned brick-making Holzer family, this unique home has been restored with Tasmanian Oak finishes and authentic Deco light-fittings adorning 2 sunny levels featuring Living to sky-high terrace, fireside Dining, 3 Bedrooms, Study/4th Bedroom, Kitchen, Sunroom open to tiered garden setting surrounded by stunning bloom of camellias and gardenias, 2 bathrooms, SLUG.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 1pm Thursday 12-12.30pm & Saturday from 12.30pm 335 sq. metres (3,606sq. ft) approx.

Chloe Quinn 0412 238 565 Richard Winneke 0418 136 858 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

10 Alta Street - CANTERBURY Complementing a glorious streetscape in the coveted Hassett Estate environs, this delightful 1930´s clinker home offers peaceful sanctuary and garden outlooks from all well-proportioned rooms. Lovely formal Living (OFP) flows to sunny Family room with room to dine fireside with lush outlooks. Includes: 3 large Bedrooms (1/WIRs, 1/BIRs), spacious modern Kitchen, sunny bathroom (2nd WC), heating and picturesque gardens (remote garage/OSP) with scope to further improve/extend up in a lovely pocket near Middle Camberwell shops, quality schools, train and tram (STCA).

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 1pm Thursday 1.30-2pm & Saturday 2.15-2.45pm 17.6m x 36.8m (58´ x 121´) approx.

Tom Ryan 0413 872 550 Alastair Craig 0418 335 363 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

25 Torrington Street - CANTERBURY This superb tuckpointed brick residence stands proudly on a tree-lined street where only 2 families in over 90 years have had the pleasure and privilege of enjoying such a prestigious address. ´Hop, skip and jump´ to Camberwell Girls Grammar, Norway Reserve, trams and Burke Rd shops from this delightful Edwardian that has sensitively evolved meeting the needs of modern family living. Offers 3 Bedrooms (ensuite), Sitting (marble OFP), Dining, Living Bosch-fitted Kitchen, bath/powder rooms, alfresco area, central heating, a/c, vacuum, heated pool, triple carport.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 2pm Thursday & Saturday 2-2.30pm 15.2m x 45.7m (50´ x 150´) approx.

Steve Burke 0448 331 653 Alastair Craig 0418 335 363 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

91 Rushall Crescent - FITZROY NORTH A picturesque Hawthorn brick façade and landscaped front garden exude a presence of perfection reflecting this outstanding Victorian´s beautiful blend of classical and contemporary styles. A 2-level extension with balcony and entertainment deck overlooking high walled courtyard garden enhances this stylish home that´s brilliantly appointed with hydronic heating and a/c near park, trails, cafés, shops, trains and trams. Offers 3 bedrooms (stunning main ensuite), living and dining, lounge room, premium kitchen/meals, big modern bathroom, alarm and rear access.

Auction Estimate Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 12pm $1.3M - $1.4M Thursday 5.30-6pm & Saturday 1-1.30pm Irregular 7.5m x 36.9m (approx).

Nicholas Corby 0418 512 978 Craig Shearn 0418 596 388 324 Queens Parade, Clifton Hill. Tel 9481 6800 jelliscraig.com.au

28 Grandview Road - GLEN IRIS A deep allotment, a Dorrington Estate address and original elegance define the impressive appeal of this charming 3 bedroom period home. In the same family for some 46 years, scope to renovate, add a contemporary extension, STCA, and still have ample garden size to enjoy further enhances an outstanding opportunity walking distance from Sacre Coeur and Korowa, trams and Glen Iris station.

Original sitting and dining rooms, central lounge, separate study and bright kitchen/meals remain classically comfortable while plans for a superb family future are considered. Wide drive to garage, carport and great garden! A wonderful property in a blue chip location.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 12noon Thursday 1-1.30pm & Saturday 12-12.45pm 15.2m x 54.8m (50´ x 180´) approx Charles Boyd 0402 275 485 Jeff Gole 0419 401 677 1121 High Street, Armadale. Tel 9832 0500 jelliscraig.com.au

11 Kardinia Road - GLEN IRIS For those on the quest for flawless single-level living, this fine contemporary home is a sun-filled triumph. The quiet, tree-lined street close to High St, parks, transport and freeway is picturesque backdrop to grand spaces and lovely well-zoned entertaining areas amidst easy-to-manage garden.

Features: 3 double Bedrooms (BIRs, main/WIRs/ensuite), fitted Study (or 4th Bedroom), expansive Living/Dining to stylish north terrace, Smeg/Granite Kitchen/zoned Living spilling onto gorgeous broad deck fringed by a parade of mature Birches. With 2nd bathroom, double remote garage, ducted heating/cooling.

Auction Inspect Land Contact C/Agent Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 1pm Thursday 11-11.30am & Saturday 12-12.30pm 16.4m x 42.6m (54â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 140â&#x20AC;&#x2122;) approx.

Maurice Di Marzio 0419 182 276 Lewien Gallus 0418 343 908 Brad Cooper 0418 344 733 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

8 Lurnea Road - GLEN IRIS This beautifully elegant, benchmark contemporary residence, presents a family lifestyle environment of luxuriously finished, substantial proportions, second storey horizon views and seamless indoor/outdoor entertaining with resort style, solar heated pool, landscaped garden. Open plan Living/Dining domain (gas OFP), magnificent full Miele/stone chef´s Kitchen, Cinema Room, Study, family bathroom, Children´s Retreat with Workstation. 4 Bedrooms (BIRs) include upstairs Master Suite (Sitting, WIR, marble ensuite) and Guest Suite (ensuite). Abundant built in storage, ducted heating, air conditioning, ducted vac, auto watering system off tank, Blackbutt floors, remote double garage, secure OSP.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 11am Thursday 1.30-2pm & Saturday from 10.30am 18.3m x 42.7m (60’ x 140’) approx.

Mark Lawson 0414 777 887 Sam Macaluso 0416 028 835 45 High Street, Glen Iris. Tel 9809 8999 jelliscraig.com.au

37 Martin Road - GLEN IRIS This refined, renovated and impressively extended residence´s substantial spaces strike a beautiful balance between sophistication & family friendly ease, enhanced by a state-of-the-art kitchen & seamless transition from indoors to paved entertaining around a sublime solar heated, self-cleaning salt chlorinated pool. Dual main Bdrms, (WIRs & ensuites), one downstairs, are complemented by two further Bedrooms, third bathroom, generous children´s retreat & separate downstairs study. Zoned heating & cooling & gas fire-place ensure energy conscious, cost efficient comfort while rain sensor watering system, double garage & garden storage complement elegantly landscaped environs.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 2.00pm Thursday 2.15-2.45pm & Saturday from 1.30pm 15.2m x 49.1m (50’ x 161’) approx.

Mark Lawson 0414 777 887 Paul Williamson 0418 509 472 45 High Street, Glen Iris. Tel 9809 8999 jelliscraig.com.au

484 Barkers Road - HAWTHORN EAST On a sunny corner amidst prestigious surrounds, this gracious, builder´s own Federation style residence (c.2003) presents generously proportioned family accommodation just a short walk from a number of Melbourne´s finest schools. Quality finishes and a landscaped garden enhance Formal Living (alfresco terrace), Formal Dining (bay window), open plan Informal Living/ Dining, impressive stone / smeg Kitchen (WIP). 4 Bedrooms (BIRs) include downstairs Master (bay window) and one other with WIR/ ensuite, Teen Retreat. Remote double garage/ OSP via Kildare Street.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 12noon Thursday 1.30-2pm & Saturday 12-12.30pm 16.76m x 38.24m (55’ x 125’) approx.

Diana Healy 0418 314 433 Richard James 0408 751 189 244 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Tel 9830 5966 jelliscraig.com.au

89 Victoria Road - HAWTHORN EAST Behind elegant period exterior aesthetics, this bright 3 bedroom home strikes a beautiful balance between classical proportions and light-filled modern spaces. Superb c2009 en suite and family bathroom complement generous bedrooms beneath high ceilings. Northern light and aspects over sunny decking and landscaped gardens enhance generous living, dining and study zones served by an open-plan kitchen with Bosch appliances. Hydronic heating. Rear car-port completes this ´must have´ home in a sought after quarter between Auburn village and Camberwell Junction.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 3.30pm Wednesday 1 - 1.30pm & Saturday 3 - 3.30pm 524sqm (approx) Clayton Smith 0418 877 445 Hayden Reed 0412 321 025 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

10 Elgin Street - HAWTHORN This captivating Edwardian home with its country-homestead ambience offers a depth of character rarely seen in this prime pocket. On 561 sq. metres incorporating 2 Artist´s Studios (or Teen Retreats) amidst picturesque cottage-garden with 2/3 car remote OSP via ROW, this unique property is an extraordinary inner-urban treasure near schools, Glenferrie shops, Yarra and transport. Features Baltic floors, 4 Bedrooms, lovely fireside Living, Country-style Kitchen/Living areas to secluded deck, 2 bathrooms, 3 OFPs, hydronic heating, cooling, security.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 2pm Thursday 2-2.30pm & Saturday from 1.30pm Irreg 561 sq. metres (6,037 sq. ft) approx.

Maurice Di Marzio 0419 182 276 Lewien Gallus 0418 343 908 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

50 Hawthorn Grove - HAWTHORN In Hawthorn´s most prestigious heritage streetscape, this substantial Victorian residence has been extensively renovated to provide superior contemporary lifestyle quality whilst preserving the elegance of traditional proportions. Bluestone foundations and a distinctive facade add character to marble OFPs, bay windows, decorative ceilings and modern finishes. Features Formal Living and Dining, 4 Bedrooms (x2 BIRs, Main ensuite/ WIR), Study, open plan Family Living/ Dining, ILVE Kitchen. Alfresco dining, landscaped garden. Remote double carport/ storage (ROW).

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 1pm Thursday 12-12.30pm & Saturday from 12.30pm 14.1m x 55.7m (46’ x 183’) approx.

Paul Keane 0419 330 571 Laleh Mohmedi 0424 427 317 45 High Street, Glen Iris. Tel 9809 8999 jelliscraig.com.au

18 Melville Street - HAWTHORN Huge on designer style, living spaces and al fresco areas, this impressive Victorian entertainer delivers an exceptional lifestyle adjoining Smart St Reserve near Melbourne´s best schools, transport, boutiques and cafes. Designed for stylish indoor/outdoor entertaining, the stunning contemporary flow of expansive sun-drenched Living zones unfolds to both a private spa-terrace and superb rear park-side deck. Includes: 4 Bedrooms (or 3 plus Home Theatre/study, main/ensuite/to deck), State-of-the-Art granite Kitchen, 2nd bathroom, double remote garage, extra OSP.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 11am Thursday 5.30-6pm & Saturday 12-12.30pm 12m x 36m (40’ x 120’) approx.

Tom Ryan 0413 872 550 Seamus O’Brien 0414 477 488 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

ck lo rn er B Co 90 Walpole Street - KEW Highlighting all the reasons for our enduring love-affair with the grand period home, this exquisite Victorian on 1,135 sq. metres approx. is a treasure trove of ornate character and romantic aesthetics amidst charming gardens. Beautifully positioned on the corner of Eglinton Street (no heritage overlay) near tram, bus, Junction, Yarra and Studley Park, this glorious home features Kauri floors, French lightfittings and opulent furnishings through grand Living, refined Dining, stately Library, 3 charming Bedrooms and Country-style marble Kitchen/Meals to picturesque veranda and sizeable gardens.

Heating, 5 OFPs, carport.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 11am Wednesday 12-12.30pm & Saturday from 10.30am 24.4m x 46.6m (80â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 153â&#x20AC;&#x2122;) approx.

Richard Winneke 0418 136 858 Chloe Quinn 0412 238 565 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

10 Friend Street - MONT ALBERT NORTH Consummately crafted and luxuriously appointed, this magnificent executive family residence exudes classical elegance and contemporary sophistication on a beautifully landscaped corner allotment. Divine David Jones drapery, granite finishes and high ceilings characterize a spacious interior opening to lovely gardens, alfresco areas and balcony with views. Close to schools, parks, transport and Balwyn East village; offering 5 Bedrooms (main WIR´s, ensuite), Study, Lounge, Sitting and Dining, Familyroom, gourmet Kitchen, stunning bathroom, powder room, auto DLUG.

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 3pm Thursday 11.15-11.45am & Saturday 2-2.30pm Peter Vigano 0407 301 224 Richard James 0408 751 189 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

18 Kennealy Street - SURREY HILLS A graceful street presence perfectly reflects the warm inner beauty of this delightful 1920´s home positioned on the high side of lovely street close to schools, train, tram and Maling Rd. Sympathetically extended with beautiful timber finishes and delicate leadlighting providing exquisite themes throughout, it features large formal Living, Dining and sun-filled OP areas with picturesque veranda and lush garden. With 3/4 Bedrooms (BIRs), Baltic timber Kitchen, 2 tessellate-tiled bathrooms, heating, 2 OFPs, hothouse, tanks, double carport and workshop.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 1pm Thursday 12-12.30pm & Saturday as advertised 21.33 x 33.22 (70’ x 109’) approx.

Daniel Bradd 0411 347 511 Richard Spratt 0412 493 189 244 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Tel 9830 5966 jelliscraig.com.au

8 Laurel Street - ASHBURTON A sought after, popular pocket opposite Alamein Station and bike trail and just a few minutes stroll to Ashburton cafes, Watsons Park, schools and Recreation Centre is the ideal setting for this attractive solid brick home. Renovated for easy, quality living, this home is perfect for young families with remarkably generous garden complete with BBQ terrace, cubby-house, double garage and ample OSP. Comprises: 3 good-sized Bedrooms (main/BIRs), Living (gas heater), stylish modern Kitchen, immaculate bathroom, 2nd WC, separate laundry. Possible scope to redevelop (STCA).

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 11am Thursday 2-2.30pm & Saturday 1.15-2pm Irreg 530 sq. metres (5,704 sq. ft) approx Charles Boyd 0402 275 485 Jeff Gole 0419 401 677 1121 High Street, Armadale. Tel 9832 0500 jelliscraig.com.au

2/30 Barnsbury Road - BALWYN A premier position in an immaculate group offers the extraordinary privilege of expansive garden frontage and lovely terraces for stylish entertaining not usually associated with low-maintenance living.

Positioned in Blue-chip pocket near tram, cafes and Anniversary Trail, this elegant home features generous sun-filled single-level design with refined Living, Dining, quality Stone Kitchen and atriumstyle Sunroom amidst glorious al fresco setting, 3 Bedrooms (main/fitted WIRs/ensuite), spa-bathroom (Euro laundry), heating/cooling, large remote garage.

4/55 Yerrin Street - BALWYN The epitome of superior quality contemporary living, this thoroughly private and secure, rear of 5 town residence offers gracious, open plan interiors enhanced by abundant natural light, impeccable finishes and sought after Balwyn High School zoning. Formal Living/ Dining precedes, open plan Living/ Dining with Bosch/ granite Kitchen, 3 upstairs Bedrooms (BIRs), the Main with ensuite and 2 others with CBD skyline views. Family bathroom, powder room, video intercom entry, northwest facing garden courtyard. Remote double garage (internal access).

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 11am Thursday 6-6.30pm & Saturday from 10.30am Tom Ryan 0413 872 550 Seamus Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien 0414 477 488 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 5th June at 11.30am Thursday 1-1.30pm & Saturday from 11am William Chen 0438 383 336 Richard James 0408 751 189 244 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Tel 9830 5966 jelliscraig.com.au

47 Combarton Street - BOX HILL Superbly sited in a highly-sought after heritage precinct, this lovely Californian Bungalow will delight growing families with its ideal zones and north gardens featuring sunny terraces for entertaining and safe children´s leisure. Sensitively extended with warm character and Baltic floors throughout, this sunfilled domain features 3 large Bedrooms (BIRs), 4th Bedroom/Study, 2 bathrooms, formal Sitting (OFP), Dining, Jarrah/stone Provincial Kitchen/open plan Living, heating/cooling, carport. Close to heart of cosmopolitan Box Hill.

1 Frank Street - BOX HILL SOUTH First impressions are everything and this superb freestanding double-storey residence will continue to impress from its gracious Georgian inspired facade and lovely walled garden to its large Bedrooms, quality spaces and private alfresco area. Nestled in a coveted green belt near shops, schools and trams; enjoy low-maintenance living with upper level views in this excellent home offering 3 huge Bedrooms (BIRs, ensuite), Study, Lounge and Dining area, familyrm to decking, fully-appointed Kitchen, wet bar, 2 bathrms, powder rms, DLUG, 5000L water tanks.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 12noon Thursday 11.30am-12noon & Saturday 2.30-3pm 15.24m x 42.82m (50’ x 140.5’) approx.

Michael Hingston 0412 922 488 Robert Ding 0418 858 393 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 19th June at 1pm Thursday 2.15-2.45pm & Saturday 3.15-3.45pm 303sq. metres (3,261sq. ft) approx.

Robert Ding 0418 858 393 Katherine Ding 0408 858 940 244 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Tel 9830 5966 jelliscraig.com.au

23 Milverton Street - CAMBERWELL Set in a beautiful tree lined street, this most appealing 1930´s brick home offers a warm and inviting interior and is complemented by excellent formal & informal living areas, expansive outdoor entertaining deck & a convenient location, walking distance to tram/train, schools, local shopping & parkland. Well presented throughout, it offers an entrance hall, elegant formal Living room (gas OFP) separate Dining room, 3 fitted Bedrooms, master (with WIR and ensuite), new family Bathroom, (marble benches) laundry, well equipped modern Kitchen, (Granite benches) with adjacent meals and Family room overlooking deep northerly rear garden. Other Attributes - Double carport, ducted gas heating, and numerous period features including Art Deco ceilings, cornices and fireplaces.

7 Thomas Street - CAMBERWELL The advantages of nearby buses, trams, schools, shops and parks perfectly balances the serene greenbelt location of this captivating home where surprising space enhances quality family living.

Immaculate presentation highlights a relaxed well-zoned design over 2 sunny levels with north Living to large treetop entertainment deck and 4th Bedroom/huge SC Teen Rumpus (ensuite, wet bar) to secluded gardens. With stylish fireside Living/Dining, 3 further double Bedrooms (BIRs), mezzanine Study, 2nd bathroom, large Kitchen, heating, storage, double carport, workshop.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Saturday 12th June at 11am Thursday 1.30-2pm & Saturday 2-2.30pm 15.2m x 45.7m (50’ x 150’) approx.

Richard Spratt 0412 493 189 Mark Lawson 0414 777 887 45 High Street, Glen Iris. Tel 9809 8999 jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 19th June at 10am Thursday 12.15-12.45pm & 5.30-6pm, Saturday 1.15-1.45pm Peter Vigano 0407 301 224 Richard Spratt 0412493189 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

ie w Re ar V 11 Avenue Athol - CANTERBURY Keeping a stylish low-profile in an exceptional Golden Mile Avenue, this lovely modern home offers space, independence and leafy outlooks for a brilliant alternative to the family home or perfect for professional couples or young families. Ideally positioned for an active lifestyle near Anniversary Trail, transport, shops and schools, this peaceful home features 3 Bedrooms (2/BIRs), stylish bathroom, sunny OP Living (sleek Bosch Kitchen) with deck and room for recreation or relaxing amidst lush garden setting. Includes: heating, air-conditioner, OSP.

4/17 Chatham Road - CANTERBURY Elegant, sun-filled and single-level, this superior rear townhouse in an immaculate group embodies the essence of effortless living. Splendidly sited opposite Canterbury oval moments to Maling Rd cafes, train, Balwyn shops and 109 tram, this lovely home highlights both stylish refined Living (OFP) and easyflowing casual domain to tiered night-lit garden terraces. Features: 3 Bedrooms (BIRs, main/WIRs/ ensuite), courtyard aspect bathroom (separate WC), quality granite Kitchen, heating/cooling/security, auto-gates/double remote garage (internal access).

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 3pm Thursday 11-11.30am & Saturday from 2.30pm 6.7m x 42.58m (22â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 140â&#x20AC;&#x2122;) approx.

Peter Smith 0417 303 870 Richard Earle 0418 564 168 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 19th June at 2pm Thursday 1-1.30pm & Saturday 12-12.30pm Peter Dixon 0403 062 220 Trish Dixon 0411 555 650 244 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Tel 9830 5966 jelliscraig.com.au

420 - 420A Kooyong Road - CAULFIELD SOUTH There´s a myriad of exciting options waiting to be uncovered on this versatile corner. Today "Ingleneuk", a charming brick, character-rich 1920s home is divided into 2 comfortable 1 Bedroom apartments. Tomorrow, this prime corner boasting ample OSP via cross-overs to both Kooyong Rd and Aileen Ave offers infinite scope for professional/medical use or start afresh with a blank canvas and craft 2 new ultra-stylish townhouses in a vibrant location near city bus, Caulfield Hospital, Glenhuntly restaurants, light rail and quality schools (STCA).

3/7 Newton Street - CHADSTONE This stylish contemporary freestanding town house represents low maintenance living at its very best.

Positioned quietly to the rear of this boutique development of 3 only, this stunning property takes full advantage of its northerly rear orientation with open plan kitchen and living areas, bathed in natural light, opening to a landscaped garden featuring split-rock waterfall feature and covered entertainer´s deck, ideal for alfresco dining. Superb granite Kitchen boasting stainless steel appliances confirms the entertaining focus. Ground floor main Bedroom (WIRs/ensuite), 2 further Bedrooms (BIRs), Study/formal Dining, 2nd bathroom, eco-flush powder room, heating/cooling/remote security, auto garage/extra OSP. Ideally located close to Chadstone Shopping, Oakleigh Markets and city freeway access.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 2pm Sunday 2-2.30pm Irreg 584 sq. metres (6,300 sq. ft) approx Adam Cashmore 0407 077 113 Jeff Gole 0419 401 677 1121 High Street, Armadale. Tel 9832 0500 jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 19th June at 3pm Thursday 3-3.30pm & Saturday 3.15-4pm Irreg 217sq. metres (2,335sq. ft) approx Charles Boyd 0402 275 485 Damien Davis 0409 961 264 1121 High Street, Armadale. Tel 9832 0500 jelliscraig.com.au

(1-4) 16 Wills Street - GLEN IRIS

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Saturday 5th June at 12noon Thursday 12.45-1.15pm & Saturday from 11.30am Irreg 817 sq. metres (8,794 sq. ft) approx Steven Abbott 0407 324 240 Damien Davis 0409 961 264 Kevin O’Brien 0447 008 000 1121 High Street, Armadale. Tel 9832 0500 jelliscraig.com.au

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Developers, investors, owner occupiers, seize this extraordinary opportunity! This substantial 1930’s Art Deco building, currently configured as one residence providing 20 Room/ 11 Bed/ 6 Bath accomodation has been partially renovated to accommodate either 4 fabulously chic apartments or 2 duplex style town residences. Complete this vision, adapt to one residence or redevelop this exceptional site (STCA) close to zone 1 transport, Gardiners Creek parkland, leading independent schools and Monash Freeway. Features multiple balconies, x2 elevated entertaining decks, multiple OFPs and (6-8 potential) ROW access.

7a Callantina Road - HAWTHORN Classic older-style proportions and elegant décor have well-served the long-established owners of this elevated, front townhouse which now invites a fresh contemporary re-styling, befitting its wonderful setting. On its own title and beautifully sited in this prime Riverside location adjacent to Scotch College, Fairview Park, city tram and shops. Includes: large bay-style Living, formal Dining, spacious Kitchen/ Meals (WI pantry), 3 good-sized Bedrooms (2/BIRs, main/ensuite), northerly rear courtyard, heating & double garage.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 12.30pm Thursday 12.30-1pm & Saturday 1.30-2pm 448 sq. metres (4,819 sq ft) approx.

Peter Batrouney 0419 005 236 Campbell Ward 0402 124 939 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

28B Mowbray Street - HAWTHORN EAST An evocative blend of sophisticated tri-level spaces, stylish outdoor areas and designer´s instinct for decor are the intoxicating aspects offered by this stunning townhouse. Serenely situated at the rear of boutique group near Burke Rd tram, this immaculate sanctuary´s clean lines and 1st class finishes craft an inspiring easy-care lifestyle. With 3 double Bedrooms (Master Bed on ground floor, 2/ensuite, 2/ horizon views), Smeg/Stone Kitchen/OP Meals to lush secluded terrace, expansive Living (OFP) to superb deck, powder room, heating/cooling, auto-gates/double remote garage.

2/41 Rathmines Road - HAWTHORN EAST Fronting the picturesque cul-de-sac of Rathmines Grove, this delightful, single-level townhouse reveals unexpected space and secluded garden outlooks for a superb easy-care lifestyle. Just a stone´s throw to Auburn Village, train, parks and schools, this tasteful haven features timber floors and sun-light throughout generous Living (gas fire), huge Dining, timber Kitchen, 3 fitted Bedrooms (large main/ WIRs/ensuite). Includes: lush courtyard, tiled bathroom, heating, air-conditioning, monitored security, double remote garage.

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 11am Thursday 3-3.30pm & Saturday from 10.30am Peter Smith 0417 303 870 Scott Patterson 0417 581 074 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 5th June at 3pm Thursday 11-11.30am & Saturday from 2.30pm Chloe Quinn 0412 238 565 Richard Winneke 0418 136 858 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

4/867 Toorak Road - HAWTHORN EAST Peacefully and privately nestled to the rear with easy access via Canterbury Place; a secluded northfacing alfresco oasis is a fabulous feature of this spacious modern villa unit beautifully renovated for stylish living. The perfect low-maintenance lifestyle package near Tooronga Village and Camberwell Junction shopping, parks and transport; includes 3 Bedrooms (BIRs, main WIR and ensuite), Livingroom, European designer Smeg Kitchen, large Meals area, smart bathroom, ducted heating, a/c, alarm, huge covered entertainment deck and garden, auto DLUG.

3 Elmie Street - HAWTHORN Splendid Edwardian character comes in an easy-to-manage package in this gorgeous semi-detached home sited just a leisurely stroll to restaurants, boutiques, cafes, trams, trains and Swinburne Uni. Exquisitely detailed with Wunderlich ceilings, Baltic floors, leadlight features and 4 OFPs, this lovely home offers classic period appeal and the contemporary comfort of hydronic heating through 3 large Bedrooms (BIRs, main/stylish bidet ensuite), formal Living (Bow window), modern sunny Kitchen/OP Living extending to picturesque garden surrounds.

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 3pm Thursday 11-11.30am & Saturday from 2.30pm Steve Burke 0448 331 653 Maree Keel 0438 828 582 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 19th June at 1.30pm Thursday 3-3.30pm & Saturday 10.30-11am 371 sq. metres (3,993 sq. ft.) approx.

Campbell Ward 0402 124 939 Peter Batrouney 0419 005 236 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

2A Daniell Place - KEW

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 10.30am Thursday 12.45-1.15pm & Saturday from 10am 464 sq. metres (4,994 sq. ft) approx.

Robert Ding 0418 858 393 Katherine Ding 0408 858 940 244 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Tel 9830 5966 jelliscraig.com.au

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Standing impressively in the prestigious Sackville Ward amidst the finest private schools, this elegant townhouse highlights ample accommodation coupled with sun-filled well-zoned Living areas for an enviable lifestyle handy to transport, Junction and Auburn Village. The peace of mind of video-security gated Intercom and internally accessed double remote garage precedes easy-flowing formal and stylish informal areas amidst sizeable garden setting. With parquetry floors, Blanco/granite Kitchen, 5 fitted Bedrooms (main/WIRs/spa-ensuite), 2nd bathroom, powder room.

73 Princess Street - KEW The garden frontage is pretty prologue to "Kintail", this charming Victorian, but it´s the endless sunny rear garden extending to excellent ROW access that will excite buyers/renovators/developers. Boasting proximity to Junction transport, shops and easy access to schools and freeway, this welcoming home comprises timber floors, leadlight Entrance hall, 4 large Bedrooms (1/Wunderlich ceiling, 1/OFP), Study, Living/Dining, well-equipped Kitchen, bathroom (separate WC) and infinite scope to enhance/rebuild on sizeable, well-sited land (STCA).

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 11.30am Thursday 12-12.30pm & Saturday 1.30-2pm 10.97m x 57.92m (36’ x 190’) approx.

Greg Toogood 0418 385 440 Tom Ryan 0413 872 550 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

9/1447 Dandenong Road - MALVERN EAST There´s so much to love about this elevated apartment it´s hard to know where to begin. It boasts a top-floor position capturing ample sunlight and treetop/city views, house-like proportions, 3 great big Bedrooms, stunning timber/granite Kitchen and lovely spacious Living/Dining open to balcony. All this combines in an unexpectedly stylish home located only moments to Chadstone shopping, Oakleigh markets, train and easy CBD access via bus/car and freeway. With polished timber floors, Euro appliances, spa-bathroom, heating/cooling, Intercom Entry, carspace. Convenient access to Schools, Tafe, Uni´s.

61A Manning Road - MALVERN EAST This simply irresistible semi-detached home is brimming with natural charm and character. Boasting instant art deco appeal, the captivating property has been revitalised with a modern back extension and accommodates; two bedrooms with BIRs, wide entrance hallway, interconnecting formal living and dining room, modern kitchen opening up to a lovely north-facing family room, centrally located bathroom, euro-style laundry and off street parking. Featuring established gardens and timeless appeal the home includes; ducted heating, A/C and security. Located just moments from shops and transport, this home is ideal for a young family, professional couple or those wishing to downsize on a manageable 385sqm approx. block.

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Auction Estimate Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 2pm Thursday 11-11.30am & Saturday 2.15-3pm Charles Boyd 0402 275 485 Damien Davis 0409 961 264 1121 High Street, Armadale. Tel 9832 0500 jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 19th June at 1pm Price Estimate on Application Thursday 12-12.30pm & Saturday 11-11.45am 46.2m x 8.3m (151’ x 27’) approx Robert Macpherson 0420 947 151 Steven Abbott 0407 324 240 1121 High Street, Armadale. Tel 9832 0500 jelliscraig.com.au

8/1 Munro Street - ARMADALE

2/74 Balwyn Road - BALWYN

A wealth of sun-filled space and exciting blue-chip location prove a winning combination in this delightful 1st floor apartment sited near Armadale Primary School, train, shops and buzzing cafes. Low-maintenance ease with leafy streetscape outlooks from 3 super-spacious Bedrooms (BIRs), generous Living/ Dining (balcony), modern Kitchen/Meals, Intercom Entry and garage.

Enjoy a quality low-maintenance lifestyle with peaceful privacy and a fabulous location in this secure boutique block with the best of Balwyn on your doorstep.

Features: 2 large Bedrooms (BIRs, main/ensuite), 3rd Bedroom/Study, generous formal Living, OP Kitchen/Meals, pretty north courtyard, heating/cooling, autogates/remote garage.

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 11.00am Thursday 1-1.30pm & Saturday 12-12.30pm Murray Peden 0411 154 511 1121 High Street, Armadale. Tel 9832 0500 jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 5th June at 12noon Thursday 12-12.30pm & Saturday from 11.30am Robert Ding 0418 858 393, Katherine Ding 0408 858 940 244 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Tel 9830 5966 jelliscraig.com.au

7 Almond Street - BALWYN NORTH

6 Landale Street - BOX HILL

Never before offered for sale and possibly the areas earliest, this 1920s 8 room/3 Bedroom home occupies a sizeable allotment elevated in a wonderful familyfocused pocket in the Balwyn High zone providing the perfect inspiration for exciting renovation/redevelopment with north ranges views (STCA).

Substantial building only 1 km to Box Hill on 603 sq metres offering excellent rewards for an astute investor. Purpose built for medical suites in 1999, securely leased (2x3x3 at $84,000 pa plus outgoings), zoned for mixed use and comprising 8 consulting rooms, 2 treatment rooms, 2 offices/reception areas, staff amenity and 14 car spaces.

Auction Inspect Land Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 12.30pm Thursday 11.45am-12.15pm & Saturday from 12noon 22.86m x 40.85m (75â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 134â&#x20AC;&#x2122;) approx.

Scott Patterson 0417 581 074, Patrick Dennis 0409 321 159 244 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Tel 9830 5966 jelliscraig.com.au

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Wednesday 23rd June at 12noon

By Appointment Julian Tonkin 0419 341 341, Richard James 0408 751 189 244 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Tel 9830 5966 jelliscraig.com.au

27 Regent Street - CAMBERWELL

3 Webb Street - GLEN IRIS

Desirable dimensions, prized northerly rear and a coveted location enhance the exceptional potential presented at this substantial 936 sq. metre allotment (approx.) including classic 3 Bedrooms plus Study home. Invites new family residence, sub-division or a stunning townhouse development (STCA) near parks, shops, schools, transport.

Thoroughly renovated, charming Californian Bungalow presents light filled, spacious family accommodation close to Ferndale Park, leading schools and transport. 3 Bedrooms (Main BIRs/OFP/ensuite), Blanco/CaesarStone Kitchen, open plan Living/Dining, substantial alfresco deck, manicured garden. Decorative ceilings, OSP x3. Minutes to Ashburton Village and Camberwell Junction shops.

Auction Saturday 19th June at 12pm Inspect Thursday 3-3.30pm & Saturday 2.15-2.45pm Land 15.2m x 38.4m or 585 sq m approx.

Contact Zali Booker 0422 576 049, Paul Williamson 0418 509 472 Office 45 High Street, Glen Iris. Tel 9809 8999 Visit jelliscraig.com.au

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 1pm Thursday 12-12.30pm & Saturday from 12.30pm Michael Hingston 0412 922 488, Alastair Craig 0418 335 363 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

39 Lennox Street - HAWTHORN

1 Hallcroft Place - HAWTHORN EAST

The picturesque facade of this delightful 3 Bedroom, 2 bathroom Victorian terrace creates the perfect presence in a prized location featuring leafy parkland, river bike paths, trains, trams, cafĂŠs and shops. Previously renovated capitalizing on a north-facing rear with a vast and versatile 2nd level, courtyard garden and OSP.

Tucked away for coveted quiet and convenience, this delightful Art Deco home exudes 1930s charm and modern style on a compact landscaped allotment. A tastefully renovated, low-maintenance 2 Bedroom option for entry level buyers and investors. Stunning period ceilings, lovely Livingroom, Dining to deck, auto carport. Stroll to Burke Rd.

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 10.30am Thursday 1-1.30pm & Saturday from 10am Steve Burke 0448 331 653, Maree Keel 0438 828 582 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 5th June at 1.30pm Thursday 12-12.30pm & Saturday from 1pm Steve Burke 0448 331 653, Maree Keel 0438 828 582 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

30 Mowbray Street - HAWTHORN EAST

2/9 Lisson Grove - HAWTHORN

Here lays the perfect ground on which to develop and prosper! Explore a rare opportunity to extend and revamp this 7 room/3 Bedroom home, create a luxurious new family estate or invest in the future with a stunning multi-townhouse design capitalizing on generous land dimensions, 2 rear ROWs and brilliant position near Burke Rd tram (STCA).

The beautiful landscaped surroundings of ´Knox Court´ and one of Hawthorn´s best positions combine to make this outstanding ground floor 2 Bedroom apartment a highly-sought acquisition for investors and occupiers. Nestled in a block enjoying garden aspects, this spacious apartment with carport is superbly located near Yarra parkland, trams, trains, cafés and shops.

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 2pm Thursday 1-1.30pm & Saturday 10-10.30am Michael Hingston 0412 922 488, Alastair Craig 0418 335 363 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 5th June at 2pm Thursday 12-12.30pm & 6-6.30pm, Saturday from 1.30pm Tom Aylward 0408 548 551, Nick Elmore 0438 599 938 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

11/1 Power Avenue - HAWTHORN

15 Robbins Street - IVANHOE

Superbly located for ease of lifestyle in a River-side cul-de-sac just a stone´s throw to Morang Reserve, bustling Hawthorn cafes, train, tram and Swan St eateries, this light and bright ground floor 2 Bedroom apartment located at the rear of the block is an exciting entry-level opportunity or a smart addition to any investment portfolio with fresh paint, new carpets, ample sunlight and carspace on title.

Renovated and immaculately presented, with living (gas OFP) dining, CaesarStone kitchen, meals/informal living, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, sunroom/home office, treed outlooks and city glimpses. With polished floors, alfresco entertaining, ducted heating, cooling, ducted vacuum, abundant storage, grey water system, 2200 lt. tank, alarm, intercom and off-street parking.

Auction Saturday 19th June at 1pm Inspect Thursday 1-1.30pm & Saturday 12-12.45pm Land 15.25m x 37.23m (approx) Contact Nick Smith 0425 755 238, David Oster 0418 800 120 Office 75 Upper Heidelberg Road, Ivanhoe. Tel 9490 2900 Visit jelliscraig.com.au

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Saturday 19th June at 10.30am Thursday 11.45am-12.15pm & Saturday 2.15-2.45pm Peter Batrouney 0419 005 236, Campbell Ward 0402 124 939 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

2/304 Cotham Road - KEW

4/163 Derby Street - KEW

Classic elegance never dates. Immersed in sunlight and immaculately presented, this lovely single-level apartment inspires stress-free living with city tram outside the door. Generous proportions highlight superb Living/Dining to sun-trapped courtyard, 2 double Bedrooms (main/BIRs/bathroom access), well-equipped Kitchen/Meals. With ducted heating/cooling, remote garage.

Embraced by a spacious courtyard garden that´s ideal for sun-drenched alfresco entertaining, this stylish rear townhouse is peacefully and privately positioned in a secure block of only 4 near Willsmere village, High St, parks and transport.

Features 3 sunny Bedrooms, northerly views, large Living, Meals, well-equipped Kitchen, bathroom, WC, heating, cooling, auto garage.

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 12noon Thursday 1.45-2.15pm & Saturday from 11.30am Peter Vigano 0407 301 224, Alastair Craig 0418 335 363 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 5th June at 12noon Thursday 2.15-2.45pm & Saturday from 11.30am Greg Toogood 0418 385 440, Richard Earle 0418 564 168 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

2/770A Whitehorse Road - MONT ALBERT

2/4 Virginia Street - MOUNT WAVERLEY

Strategically positioned to instantly access Box Hill Central, transport, Tafe and hospital and overlooking Kingsley Gardens for parkland vistas, this immaculate contemporary townhouse offers home buyers/investors an easy-care setting with 2 parkland-aspect Bedrooms, lovely Stone/Blanco Kitchen/OP Living to highwalled north entertainer´s courtyard, powder room and carport.

Immediately adjoining and accessing tranquil parkland, this stunning new 3 Bedroom, 3 bathroom town residence is brilliantly designed to capture northern sunshine and beautiful views in a peaceful rear position. Imbued with style and quality near shops, trains, golf, schools and freeway. Offers Study area, Miele stone Kitchen, vacuum, alarm, video intercom and DLUG.

Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Forthcoming Auction Inspect Saturday 1-1.30pm Contact Jin Shang 0412 530 178, Richard James 0408 751 189 Office 244 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Tel 9830 5966 Visit jelliscraig.com.au

Saturday 12th June at 11am Wednesday 1-1.30pm & Saturday 3.15-3.45pm Greg Toogood 0418 385 440, Peter Batrouney 0419 005 236 818 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. Tel 9818 2222 jelliscraig.com.au

103B Henry Street - PRAHRAN

13A Park Road - SURREY HILLS

Ideally located 3 Bdrm modern townhouse close to vibrant Chapel & High Streets but set on a quiet no-through street, this immaculate town residence brims with modern conveniences suggesting a low-maintenance family lifestyle. A stylish floorplan comprises spacious Living/Dining with polished timber floors, complemented by a sleek stone & Bosch appointed kitchen, while north facing courtyard maximise indoor/outdoor enjoyment. Alarm. LUG. Auction Saturday 5th June at 11am Inspect Thursday 11.15-11.45am & Saturday from 10.30am Contact Brad Cooper 0418 344 733, Steven Abbott 0407 324 240 Office 45 High Street, Glen Iris. Tel 9809 8999 Visit jelliscraig.com.au

Super stylish expanses of north al fresco areas, both decked and paved, offer an ideal entertaining perspective for this alluring semi-detached home just metres to Wattle Park, tram and restaurants. With spacious Living, lovely Dining, modern Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms (main/WIRs/ensuite), heating/cooling and ample OSP. Auction Inspect Contact Office Visit

Saturday 5th June at 12.30pm Thursday 1.30-2pm & Saturday from 12noon Jenny Gillies 0419 008 512, Richard James 0408 751 189 244 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Tel 9830 5966 jelliscraig.com.au

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‘Leura’ – A Family Affair Built in 1915 LEURA sits behind a wide frontage with a large White Cedar shading the well established front garden. Featuring magnificent ceilings, original fittings and lead light bay windows all of which add wonderful character to the house.

This exceptional Edwardian home has been lovingly renovated with great attention to detail transforming the property into a delightful family residence. Generous accommodation includes four excellent bedrooms,the master bedroom with WIR and the three additional bedrooms with BIR’s.Three living zones including a light filled well appointed kitchen fitted with European appliances,two bathrooms and a powder room.

The large family living area facing west overlooks the salt water pool with full solar heating with direct access to the rear garden providing an additional private living space. In the warmer months the beautiful Virginia Creeper and Wisteria put on a wonderful floral display.

Ideally located to a range of facilities, including public transport options ensuring easy access to private and public schools, Central Park and an excellent selection of shops and cafes.

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4065) :"33" .JMMTXZO 4USFFU 4PVUI :BSSB 4BODUVBSZ )N THIS HIGHLY DESIRED "OTANIC 'ARDENS LOCATION THIS INCREDIBLE INNER CITY RETREAT EPITOMISES LUXURY CONTEMPORARY LIVING /FFERING OUTSTANDING LIGHT FILLED ACCOMMODATION INCLUDING GUEST BEDROOM A SPECTACULAR OPEN PLAN LIVING DINING AREA LEADING TO THE LANDSCAPED COURTYARD PLUS AN UPSTAIRS EXECUTIVE RETREAT WITH BEDROOM STUDY PRIVATE LIVING AREA %NRICHED WITH A STUNNING ARRAY OF LUXURY APPOINTMENTS THIS EXTRAORDINARY HAVEN IN -ELBOURNE S FINEST RESIDENTIAL SETTING OFFERS THE PERFECT FASHIONABLE LIFESTYLE

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3ATURDAY TH *UNE AM 4HURSDAY PM PM 'OWAN 3TUBBINGS +ATE :UBRINICH 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

3OUTH 9ARRA "AYSIDE 0ORTSEA &LINDERS

4065) :"33" "WPDB 4USFFU m8BUFSMPPn $ 4HIS MAGNIFICENT 6ICTORIAN 4ERRACE HAS UNDERGONE A METICULOUS RENOVATION TO CREATE THE ULTIMATE IN 3OUTH 9ARRA LIVING 3ET OVER LEVELS OF HIGH QUALITY STYLISH INNOVATIVE DESIGN THE LIV DINING MOD KITCHEN OFFER AN OPEN PLAN LEADING TO STUDY SEP PRIV LIVING RM STUNNING POOL DECK FOR OUTDOOR ENTERTAINING 4HE GROUND FLOOR COMPRISES A SELF CONTAINED APART WITH A LIGHT FILLED LIVING ZONE COMPLETE WITH GENEROUS BEDRM SUITE BATHRM

KITCHENETTE PRIV ACCESS -OROCCAN TIMBER FRETWORK PANELS IN ARCHED DOORWAYS 4HE SPACIOUS UPSTAIRS MAIN SUITE WITH LUXURIOUS ENS WALK IN ROBE IS POSITIONED WITH BEAUTIFUL OUTLOOKS OVER 3OUTH 9ARRA BEYOND 4HIS "2 RESIDENCE IS COMPLETE WITH HEATED PLUNGE POOL SET ON SUN DRENCHED DECK GYM OR TH BEDRM GARAGES STORAGE HYDRONIC HEAT LOC WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO "OTANIC 'ARDENS SHOPS CAFES TRANSPORT

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3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM 7EDNESDAY PM PM .ICOLE 'LEESON -ICHAEL 'IBSON !NTHONY #ANTOR 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

3OUTH 9ARRA "AYSIDE 0ORTSEA &LINDERS

4065) :"33" $BSPMJOF 4USFFU )JTUPSJD $IBSN $ 1SJNF -PDBUJPO /NE OF 3OUTH 9ARRA S EARLIEST HOMES ON THE CREST OF THE HILL THIS DELIGHTFULLY RENOVATED BRICK COTTAGE WITH BROAD NORTHERN COURTYARD FEATURES A LARGE LIVING DINING ROOM WITH KITCHEN SUPERB LIBRARY ENTRY AND STUDY !LSO MAIN BEDROOM SUITE WITH LARGE WALK IN ROBE AND BATHROOM SECOND BEDROOM SECOND BATHROOM LAUNDRY /30

HEATING AND COOLING

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3ATURDAY TH *UNE AM 7EDNESDAY PM PM .ICOLE 'LEESON #LIVE .ETTLEFOLD 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

3OUTH 9ARRA "AYSIDE 0ORTSEA &LINDERS

,00:0/( B .FSOEB 3PBE 5XP 4UPSFZ 3FTJEFODF 8JUI 4UVOOJOH 5FSSBDF (BSEFO "OE 1PPM 4HIS STYLISH CONTEMPORARY AND LOW MAINTENANCE HOME IS LOCATED CLOSE TO ALL AMENITIES AND SCHOOLS OF 4OORAK

-ALVERN AND (AWTHORN "EAUTIFULLY APPOINTED COMPRISING LIVING ROOMS FEATURING A GENEROUS CASUAL LIVING AREA WHICH OPENS TO THE TERRACED GARDEN AND POOL 4HERE ARE FOUR EXCELLENT BEDROOMS n MASTER WITH DUAL ENSUITES AND DRESSING ROOMS &EATURING !IR CON 3ECURITY DOUBLE GARAGE AND EXCELLENT STORAGE

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3ATURDAY TH *UNE NOON 4HURSDAY PM !NDREW "AINES $ARREN ,EWENBERG 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

3OUTH 9ARRA "AYSIDE 0ORTSEA &LINDERS

"3."%"-& %FOTIBN 3PBE "QBSUNFOU -JWJOH "U *UT #FTU 4HIS BRAND NEW APARTMENT IN A DEV OF JUST PROVIDES SPACIOUS LIGHT FILLED LIVING IN A HIGHLY DESIRABLE LOCATION !N EXPANSIVE OPEN PLAN LIVING AND DINING AREA FEATURES A WELL APPOINTED #ARRERA MARBLE KITCHEN OPENING TO DELIGHTFUL COURTYARD ! RD "2 OFFICE WITH PRIVATE COURTYARD OFFERS FURTHER ACCOMM IN ADDITION TO "2 S BOTH COMPLETE WITH EN SUITES PRIVATE COURTYARDS &EAT ,IFT (ERRINGBONE FLOORS BASEMENT PARKING FOR CARS

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3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM 7EDNESDAY PM PM 'OWAN 3TUBBINGS -ATT $AVIS 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

3OUTH 9ARRA "AYSIDE 0ORTSEA &LINDERS

."-7&3/ .BZGJFME "WFOVF 4UZMF 4PQIJTUJDBUJPO *O 5IF 4UPOOJOHUPO &TUBUF $ESIGNED BY RENOWNED ARCHITECT 2OBERT -ILLS THIS CONTEMPORARY HOME IS SITUATED IN ONE OF -ALVERN S FINEST STREETS 4HE ELEGANT FAÂ ADE OF THIS SUPERB MODERN RESIDENCE OPENS ONTO STYLISH INFORMAL AND FORMAL LIVING AREAS SURROUNDING A CENTRAL COURTYARD DESIGNED BY 0AUL "ANGAY !N EXCEPTIONAL KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM LEAD OUT TO A LARGE PRIVATE COURTYARD GARDEN ! BEAUTIFUL STAIRCASE BATHED IN NATURAL LIGHT LEADS TO THREE GENEROUS BEDROOMS MAIN WITH ENSUITE 7)2 /THER FEATURES HEATING COOLING THROUGHOUT ALARM DOUBLE GARAGE

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-ICHAEL 'IBSON /FFICE 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

3OUTH 9ARRA "AYSIDE 0ORTSEA &LINDERS

&-800% 'PBN 4USFFU $POUFNQPSBSZ -VYVSZ -JWJOH ,OCATED ALONG THE 'OLDEN -ILE MOMENTS TO %LWOOD "EACH CAFES AND PARKLANDS THIS CONTEMPORARY RESIDENCE EXUDES QUALITY AND SOPHISTICATION WITH AN ABUNDANCE OF NATURAL LIGHT $OWNSTAIRS ,ARGE ENTRY HALL WITH SOARING CEILINGS STUDY COMPLETE WITH FITTED JOINERY GOURMET KITCHEN WITH -IELE APPLIANCES FORMAL LIVING ROOM WITH /&0 AND FLOOR TO WALL WINDOWS ADJOINING OPEN PLAN LIVING AND DINING AREA FLOWING OUT TO A PRIVATE GARDEN 5PSTAIRS -AIN BEDROOM WITH ENSUITE 7)2 FURTHER BEDROOMS AND CENTRAL BATHROOM !DDITIONAL FEATURES 3EPARATE SELF CONTAINED RETREAT GARAGING FOR CARS WITH REAR LANE ACCESS DUCTED VACUUMING

HYDRONIC HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING

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3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM 4HURSDAY PM PM !LEX 3CHIAVO 2OSS 3AVAS 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

3OUTH 9ARRA "AYSIDE 0ORTSEA &LINDERS

!5#4)/. 4()3 3!452$!9

#3*()50/ 8FMMJOHUPO 4USFFU k4UBOUPOl $JSDB p " #SJHIUPO -BOENBSL !BSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL @3TANTON IS WRAPPED WITHIN SUBSTANTIAL MATURE GARDENS OF SQ FT SQ M APPROX JUST METRES FROM $ENDY 3TREET BEACH AND A SHORT STROLL TO #HURCH 3TREET SHOPPING AND SCHOOLS #OMBINING GRACIOUS PERIOD CHARM WITH A RELAXED CONTEMPORARY LIFESTYLE THIS FIVE BEDROOM PLUS OFFICE RESIDENCE OFFERS FLEXIBLE FAMILY LIVING ! FORMAL SITTING ROOM COMPLEMENTS SUPERB NORTH FACING FAMILY SPACES FROM A GENEROUS LIVING ROOM TO A STUNNING ENTERTAINER S KITCHEN AND DINING AREA WITH BOTH SPACES OPENING TO A PRIVATE NORTHERN ENTERTAINING TERRACE 0ARKING FOR FOUR CARS

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3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM 7EDNESDAY PM )AN *ACKSON 'ERALD $ELANY 'AIL 0ULLEN #HURCH 3TREET "RIGHTON

3OUTH 9ARRA "AYSIDE 0ORTSEA &LINDERS

#3*()50/ .BSUJO 4USFFU 5IF #FODINBSL 0G 1FSGFDUJPO #OMBINING HERITAGE BEAUTY WITH SUBLIME MODERN AESTHETICS THIS GRANDLY PROPORTIONED BEDROOM

BATHROOM ORNATE %DWARDIAN RESIDENCE ON APPROX SQFT TAKES FAMILY LIVING TO NEW LEVELS OF RELAXED LUXURY CULMINATING IN A NORTHERN ENTERTAINER S GARDEN WITH A POOL IN A PREMIER BEACHSIDE LOCATION 0RESERVED ORIGINAL DETAIL HIGHLIGHTS ENORMOUS LIVING WINGS AN EPICUREAN KITCHEN ADJOINING A NORTHERN GLASS FRAMED DINING ROOM SPILLING TO MAGNIFICENT ALFRESCO ENTERTAINING A DOUBLE GARAGE WITH A STUDIO VIA $RAKE 3T

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%XPRESSIONS OF )NTEREST #LOSE 4UE TH *UNE PM 6IEW "Y !PPOINTMENT 7EDNESDAY PM #ALL 3TEWART ,OPEZ

3TURT (INTON /FFICE #HURCH 3TREET "RIGHTON

3OUTH 9ARRA "AYSIDE 0ORTSEA &LINDERS

#3*()50/ (SPTWFOPS 4USFFU /PSUIFSO #SJMMJBODF #Z 5IF #BZ 4HIS SOPHISTICATED MODERN STOREY BEDROOM RESIDENCE IS BOUGHT TO LIFE WITH A SELECTION OF SUPERB DESIGN ELEMENTS FROM PICTURE WINDOWS THROUGH TO RECLAIMED TIMBER FINISHES A NORTHERN ENTERTAINER S GARDEN WITH A POOL 3ET IN A PIVOTAL POSITION WITH 2OYAL "RIGHTON 9ACHT #LUB AT ONE END OF THE STREET "RIGHTON 'RAMMAR AT THE OTHER 3UPERB FORMAL FAMILY SPACES CENTRAL "ALINESE WATER COURTYARD GOURMET KITCHEN OFFICE PALATIAL MAIN BEDROOM WITH SPA ENSUITE AND BALCONY AND DOUBLE GARAGE

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3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM "Y !PPOINTMENT 7EDNESDAY PM 3TEWART ,OPEZ 3TURT (INTON #HURCH 3TREET "RIGHTON

3OUTH 9ARRA "AYSIDE 0ORTSEA &LINDERS

#3*()50/ (MZOEPO "WFOVF -VYVSZ -JWJOH *O 5IF 6MUJNBUF (PMEFO .JMF "EESFTT 4HIS EXCEPTIONAL SINGLE LEVEL RESIDENCE DESIGNED BY *ON &RIEDRICH IN A BLOCK OF ONLY FOUR AND FINISHED TO A STANDARD RARELY ACHIEVED IS UNSURPASSED IN AMBIENCE AND LUXURY LIVING ! SUPERB BALANCE OF LIVING ROOMS THREE STUNNING ALL ENSUITE BEDROOMS AND FULLY FITTED STUDY IS BEAUTIFULLY SET IN THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER STREET IN "RIGHTON S 'OLDEN -ILE !DDITIONAL FEATURES HOME AUTOMATION SYSTEM

SURROUND SOUND ELEVATOR ACCESS TO BASEMENT OFFERING CAR GARAGING AND STORAGE ROOM

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)AN *ACKSON /FFICE #HURCH 3TREET "RIGHTON

3OUTH 9ARRA "AYSIDE 0ORTSEA &LINDERS

!5#4)/. 4()3 3!452$!9

!5#4)/. 4()3 3!452$!9

5003", .PPOHB 3PBE 0VUTUBOEJOH 'BNJMZ 3FTJEFODF

5003", $MFFWF $PVSU "CVOEBOU &MFHBODF "OE 4UZMF

#HARMING S RESIDENCE AWASH WITH PERIOD DETAIL SET ON APPROXIMATELY

SQ FT WITH EASY ACCESS TO 3COTCH #OLLEGE SHOPS TRANSPORT IS IDEAL FOR RENOVATING OR RE DEVELOPING 34#! /FFERING "2S STUDY BATHROOMS MULTIPLE LIVING DINING AREAS RUMPUS RETREAT LARGE STORAGE ROOM CELLAR AND A HUGE BACKYARD

4HIS CHARMING TWO STOREY HOME IS BRIMMING WITH CLASSIC STYLE AND LOCATED JUST OFF )RVING 2OAD IN AN EXCLUSIVE #OURT %LEGANT LIVING ROOMS ALL OVERLOOK THE GARDEN AND TERRACE WITH A DELIGHTFULLY PRIVATE POOL AREA 4HERE ARE THREE EXTREMELY GENEROUS BEDROOMS MAIN WITH ENS LIBRARY OFFICE MAIN BATHROOM $BLE GGE CELLAR

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE NOON 6IEW 7EDNESDAY PM

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM 6IEW 7EDNESDAY PM

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!LEX 3CHIAVO 3TEPHANIE -ICHAEL 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

!NDREW "AINES 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

South Yarra. 9820 1111 Bayside. 9592 6522 Portsea. 5984 4744 Flinders. 5989 1000

5003", &MEFOF $PVSU 1SJNF 1PTJUJPO 4JOHMF -FWFM 3FTJEFODF

4065) :"33" 8BMTI 4USFFU 5IF &QJUPNF 0G $POUFNQPSBSZ -VYVSZ

)N A QUIET COURT THIS SPACIOUS BRIGHT "2 RESIDENCE ON A PRIME ALLOT OF SOME SQM SQFT APPROX FEATURES ENTRANCE HALL LIVING DINING ROOM SITTING ROOM MAIN BEDROOM SUITE SECOND BEDROOM WITH LARGE STUDY AREA THIRD BEDROOM

KITCHEN CASUAL MEALS DOUBLE GARAGE HEATING COOLING

0OSITIONED IN THE HEART OF THE "OTANICAL 'ARDENS PRECINCT THIS BRAND NEW APARTMENT DESIGNED BY 2OBERT -ILLS SETS A NEW STANDARD IN LUXURY APARTMENT LIVING &EAT SPACIOUS BEDROOMS WITH EN SUITES OPEN PLAN LIVING AND ENTERTAINING AREAS

PRIVATE LIFT ACCESS TO BASEMENT AND PARKING FOR CARS

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM 6IEW 4HURSDAY PM

!UCTION 3UNDAY TH *UNE AM 6IEW 4HURSDAY PM

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#LIVE .ETTLEFOLD 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

!NDREW "AINES -ICHAEL 'IBSON 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

South Yarra. 9820 1111 Bayside. 9592 6522 Portsea. 5984 4744 Flinders. 5989 1000

!5#4)/. 4()3 3!452$!9

4065) :"33" .BSOF 4USFFU %FMJHIUGVM "SU %FDP 8JUI 4QBDF $IBSN

4065) :"33" 8BMTI 4USFFU 3PZBM #PUBOJD (BSEFOT 1SFDJODU

/NLY A SHORT WALK TO THE "OTANIC 'ARDENS $OMAIN 2OAD SHOPPING TRANSPORT THIS IMMACULATELY PRESENTED GROUND FLOOR EXCEPTIONALLY SPACIOUS 3PANISH MISSION !RT $ECO STYLE BEDROOM APARTMENT IN SMALL BLOCK OF WITH ORNATE FEATURES THROUGHOUT AND SINGLE ,5'

&IRST TIME OFFERED IN YEARS OCCUPYING APPROX SQ FT OF LAND ON CORNER ALLOTMENT THIS ATTRACTIVE SOLID BRICK 6ICTORIAN OFFERS AN OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY FOR FURTHER IMPROVEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 34#! #OMP "2S BATHRMS SPACIOUS LIVING DINING AREAS POLISHED TIMBER FLOORS HIGH CEILINGS LOCK UP GARAGE

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE AM 'ARY /RMROD 6IEW 4HURSDAY PM PM 2OSS 3AVAS 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM 6IEW 7EDNESDAY PM

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4IM "LACKETT -ICHAEL 'IBSON 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

South Yarra. 9820 1111 Bayside. 9592 6522 Portsea. 5984 4744 Flinders. 5989 1000

!5#4)/. 4()3 3!452$!9

"-#&35 1"3, #FBDPOTGJFME 1BSBEF #FBDIGSPOU -JWJOH 8JUI 4UVOOJOH 7JFXT

4065) .&-#063/& &BTUFSO 3PBE 5XP -FWFM 1FOUIPVTF 1FSGFDUJPO

4HIS DOUBLE STOREY 6ICTORIAN TERRACE ON ONE OF -ELB S MOST DESIRED BEACHFRONT STRIPS WITH CAPTURING PANORAMIC BEACH BAY VIEWS ONLY MOMENTS TO 6ICTORIA AVENUE PRESENTS EXCITING SCOPE TO RENOVATE 34#! #OMP A FLEXIBLE FLR PLAN THAT OFFERS "2S BATHRMS MULTIPLE LIVING AREAS FRONT REAR COURTYARDS

7HAT A VIEW 7HAT A POSITION 4HIS SPECTACULAR STOREY PENTHOUSE CAPS A BOUTIQUE COMPLEX OF ONLY IN A VILLAGE SETTING WITH BREATHTAKING CITY VIEWS THAT ARC TO !LBERT 0ARK ,AKE -AGNIFICENT GLASSED LIVING DINING TO VIEWING BALCONIES

INDUSTRIAL KITCHEN BEDROOMS ENSUITES STUDY CAR GARAGE

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM !LEX 3CHIAVO 6IEW 4HURSDAY PM PM *ASON 3CILLIO 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM 6IEW 4HURSDAY PM

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3TURT (INTON *ACQUELINE 2ALPH #HURCH 3TREET "RIGHTON

South Yarra. 9820 1111 Bayside. 9592 6522 Portsea. 5984 4744 Flinders. 5989 1000

!5#4)/. 4()3 35.$!9

$"6-'*&-% /035) %VOCBS "WFOVF $POUFNQPSBSZ 'BNJMZ 3FTJEFODF

45 ,*-%" &"45 %FONBO "WFOVF 0VUTUBOEJOH 'BNJMZ 3FTJEFODF

4HIS SPECTACULARLY DESIGNED MODERN RESIDENCE WITH SOARING CEILINGS WRAPPED IN GLASS IS IDEALLY LOCATED "ATHED IN NATURAL LIGHT THIS SOLID BRICK "2 STUDY HOME OFFERS FORMAL INFORMAL LIV DINING AREAS STUNNING KITCHEN LEADING OUT TO A POOL SPA CABANA WITH SAUNA !DD FEATS HEAT COOLING HOME THEATRE DBLE GARAGE

&AMILY RESIDENCE SET UPON SOME SQFT APPROX BOASTS FORMAL INFORMAL LIVING ! 3PACIOUS MASTER SUITE FEATURING 7)2 ENSUITE IN ADDITION TO BEDROOMS WITH ")2 EN SUITES PLUS PLAY ROOM STUDY &EATURES POOL CABANA CAR CARPORT DUCTED HEATING

!UCTION 3UNDAY TH *UNE NOON 6IEW 4HURSDAY PM

!UCTION 3UNDAY TH *UNE NOON $ARREN ,EWENBERG 6IEW 7EDNESDAY PM 3ATURDAY -ICHAEL 'IBSON AM 3UNDAY PM 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

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!LEX 3CHIAVO 3TEPHANIE -ICHAEL 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

South Yarra. 9820 1111 Bayside. 9592 6522 Portsea. 5984 4744 Flinders. 5989 1000

!5#4)/. 4()3 3!452$!9

!5#4)/. 4()3 3!452$!9

(-&/ *3*4 'BJSDSPGU "WFOVF #FBVUJGVMMZ #BMBODFE 'BNJMZ -JWJOH

.&-#063/& 'MJOEFST 4USFFU m)FSBME -JWJOHn $IBSBDUFS 7JFXT

3UPERBLY POSITIONED IN A QUIET TREE LINED STREET CLOSE TO SCHOOLS PARKS TRANSPORT SHOPS THIS DELIGHTFUL "2 HOME OFFERS WIDE ENTRY FOYER TO SPACIOUS FORMAL LIVING

LARGE BDRMS MAIN WITH ENSUITE SEP DINING MOD KITCH SUN DRENCHED FAMILY ROOM OPENING TO LANDSCAPED GARDEN SEP STUDY ND FAMILY BATHRM CAR /30

7ITH ITS CLASSICAL #HICAGO 4RIBUNE STYLE FAÂ ADE THIS ICONIC BUILDING OFFERS IDEAL INNER CITY LIVING ONLY MOMENTS FROM THE &ITZROY AND 4REASURY GARDENS "OASTING SOME SQ S OF LIVING THREE BEDROOMS SOARING CEILINGS STUNNING VISTAS TOWARDS THE "OTANIC 'ARDENS "ASEMENT CAR PARKS AND STORE ROOM

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE AM -ICHAEL !RMSTRONG 6IEW 7EDNESDAY PM 0ETER +UDELKA PM 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM 6IEW 4HURSDAY PM PM 3ATURDAY PM

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4OM 3TAUGHTON 'OWAN 3TUBBINGS 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

South Yarra. 9820 1111 Bayside. 9592 6522 Portsea. 5984 4744 Flinders. 5989 1000

#3*()50/ /PSNBOCZ 4USFFU %FTJHOFS 4UZMF #Z 5IF #BZ $IVSDI 4U 4HIS INSTANTLY IMPRESSIVE IMMACULATELY RENOVATED ELEVATED NORTHERN REAR BEDROOM APARTMENT IS A BEAUTIFUL "RIGHTON RETREAT ON THE EDGE OF THE "AY #HURCH 3T ,IVING DINING WITH GLASSED OUTLOOK ACROSS LEAFY COMMUNAL GARDENS SHOWPIECE DESIGNER KITCHEN STYLISH NEW BATHROOM UNDERCOVER PARKING !UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM 6IEW 7EDNESDAY PM

3ATURDAY PM

*USTIN &OLLETT 3TEWART ,OPEZ #HURCH 3TREET "RIGHTON

ALBERT PARK Dundas Place SOUTH YARRA Toorak Road

Port Melbourne Middle Park

St Kilda

Kay & Burton is seeking sales staff. #3*()50/ &"45 %FOEZ 4USFFU 4IFFS -JWJOH 1MFBTVSF &AMILY LIVABILITY COMBINES WITH ENTERTAINING EXCELLENCE IN THIS CUTTING EDGE STOREY BEDROOM PLUS AN OFFICE RESIDENCE WITH A POOL IN A KEY "RIGHTON LOCATION %XCITING ARCHITECTURAL LINES EXCEPTIONAL LIVING AREAS SPA ENSUITE A DOUBLE GARAGE ALL THE MOD CONS AFFIRM A LIFESTYLE OF PERFECTION !UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE NOON 6IEW 4HURSDAY PM

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3TURT (INTON 3TEWART ,OPEZ #HURCH 3TREET "RIGHTON

Kay & BurtonтАЩs presence within the Bayside area is growing rapidly. Our Albert Park ofямБce is opening shortly and our Brighton ofямБce is growing faster than anticipated.

BRIGHTON Church Street

We are currently looking for disciplined, ethical sales individuals to join our team.

Please call Jason Scillio on 0418 554 115 for a conямБdential discussion.

A REPUTATION BUILT ON RESULTS

South Yarra. 9820 1111 Bayside. 9592 6522 Portsea. 5984 4744 Flinders. 5989 1000

!5#4)/. 4()3 3!452$!9

4065) :"33" 3JWFS 4USFFU k$PVSUZBSE (BSEFO "QBSUNFOUl

4065) :"33" ,FOTJOHUPO 3PBE 6OJRVF 1PTJUJPO 0WFSMPPLJOH $PNP 1BSL

,OCATED ONLY A SHORT WALK TO #HAPEL 3T 4OORAK 2D SHOPPING THIS MODERN "2 APART IN 39 DEVELOPMENT WITH WRAP AROUND COURTYARD GARDEN /FFERS SEC ENTRY

OPEN PLAN LIVING DINING ROOM OPENING ONTO PRIVATE WRAP COURTYARD MODERN KITCHEN

BEDROOM WITH ")2 S BATHRM WITH LAUNDRY FACILS SEC /30 WITH LIFT ACCESS

1UIETLY TUCKED AT THE REAR OF THE BLOCK OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL #OMO 0ARK THIS SPACIOUS "2 APART WITH SCOPE TO FURTHER IMPROVE /FFERS SEC ENTRY SPACIOUS LIV DIN OPENING ONTO WRAP AROUND BALC OVERLOOKING 0ARK KITCH MEALS "2S BOTH ")2 S MAIN WITH EN SUITE PWDR ROOM LNDRY FAC DUCT HTG STORERM SEC U C PARK

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE NOON 6IEW 4HURSDAY PM

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE NOON 6IEW 4HURSDAY AM PM

'ARY /RMROD 4OM 3TAUGHTON 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

'ARY /RMROD "RETT 'RAHAM 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

5003", 8BSSB 4USFFU m#MVF $IJQ *OWFTUNFOU 0QQPSUVOJUZn

4065) :"33" " 0TCPSOF 4USFFU #SJMMJBOU 5PXOIPVTF

4/ "% /&&%2%$ 3%0!2!4%,9 4WO SUPERB MODERN TOWN RESIDENCES OF A BOUTIQUE GROUP OF AVAILABLE IN THIS SENSATIONAL LIFESTYLE LOCALE ON THE DOORSTEP OF +OOYONG 6ILLAGE 5NIT n h v "2 LIVING SPACES BATHRMS GARAGE 5NIT n h v "2 OPEN PLAN LIVING LARGE BATHRM GARAGE

3TYLISH TOWNHOUSE WITH THREE LIVING AREAS OPENING COURTYARD 4WO "EDROOMS AND GRANITE KITCHEN 3ECURE CAR PARKING PARQUETRY FLOORS 'REAT LOCATION CLOSE TO TOORAK SHOPS CAFES AND PARKS

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE PM 6IEW 4HURSDAY PM

!UCTION 3ATURDAY TH *UNE AM 6IEW 4HURSDAY PM PM

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-ICHAEL !RMSTRONG %MMA $ILLON 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

*AMES (INDLE 0ETER +UDELKA 4OORAK 2OAD 3OUTH 9ARRA

South Yarra. 9820 1111 Bayside. 9592 6522 Portsea. 5984 4744 Flinders. 5989 1000

AUCTION THIS SUNDAY

FLINDERS 9 Cove Lane Position, Position, Position South Melbourne 2 Lyell Street

Neat, well presented brick home, 150m walk to Kennon Cove Beach, walk to Flinders Village & pier. 3 bedrooms, study, sunny lounge, wood & gas heating, spacious sundeck and garage. Ideal development site (STCA) on this north facing allotment of 1103sqm.

Auction Sunday 6th June 12noon View By Appointment

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Auction Price Contact Office

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Prue McLaughlin 0417 389 006 Alex Schiavo 0419 239 549 47A Cook Street, Flinders

Flinders. 5989 1000

Sat 12 June 12.00 noon $650,000 - $700,000 Mark Barratt 0405 641 676 27 Victoria Avenue Albert Park 9699 5155

Roll Up Your Sleeves For Character Rich, Corner Renovating!

In this charming heritage pocket of wide, tree lined avenues close to Albert Park Village, a double fronted Victorian anticipating its next exciting chapter! Take advantage of its north west corner position, renovate its 3 principle rooms (STCA) and create your very own lifestyle haven close to Bay beaches, South Melbourne cafes and transport.

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!UCTION 3ATURDAY

3ANDRINGHAM 0ARK !VENUE !UCTION 0RICE )NSPECT #ONTACT

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3AT *UNE AM

7ED AM 3AT AM -ARK %ARLE &ALLON 0AGE "AY 2OAD 3ANDRINGHAM

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0ROPORTIONS POSITION POSSIBILITIES 3CHOOLS ARE JUST AROUND THE CORNER PARKS ARE WITHIN BLOCKS ALL THE LAND YOU NEED IS RIGHT HERE %QUALLY PERFECT FOR DUAL HOME DEVELOPMENT SUBJECT TO #OUNCIL !PPROVAL OR A FAMILY HOME THIS APPROX

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Beaumaris 56 Dalgetty Road Private Sale Price $1,350,000 - $1,500,000 Inspect Sat 2.45-3.15pm Contact Jenny George 0411 321 012 Wesley Belt 0418 310 753 Office 7 Bay Road Sandringham 9598 8222

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Natural finishes, native gardensâ&#x20AC;¦. beachside bliss!

Surrounded by ghost gums between the school & the bay, this architect-designed home features study/5th bedrm big enough to be a quiet lounge, a vast family zone with dining & firewarmed living, 3 bathrms & dble auto-garage.

Central heating & air-conditioned, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s warm recycled messmate floors, a cool granite kitchen & a sustainable Australian landscape all around!

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Brighton 8 Berwick Street Auction Inspect Contact Office

Sat 19 June 12.30pm Wed 3-3.30pm & Sat 3.15-3.45pm Bert Stewart 0418 350 199 Adam Gillon 0418 313 354 56 Church Street Brighton 9592 8000

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Cutting-edge opportunity Between the St James Estate & to Bay Stâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cafĂŠ society, this approx 3604sqft/335sqm property is offered with plans & permits to build an architectural 3 bedroom & study, 2.5 bathroom home with double garage & pool lapping living/dining. A rare opportunity to build in this precinct, this is a cutting-edge opportunity on the edge of Bay St. with the hard work complete!

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Brighton 37A Whyte Street

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Auction Price Inspect Contact Office

Sat 19 June 12.30pm $1,500,000 - $1,650,000 Wed 1.15-1.45pm & Sat as advertised David Hart 0417 541 933 Mark Healey 0419 523 458 56 Church Street Brighton 9592 8000

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Position, Style and Design Pedigree Awardâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;winning architect, Paolo Pianezzeâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;s contemporary light-filled town residence offers 3 bedrms, 2 bathrms (ensuite), study, powder room, large retreat/2nd living, entertainerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen (Smeg S/S apps) living/dining room opening to paved courtyard. Superb finishes of full height, two pac internal doors, sliding cavity doors to pantry & laundry & Câ&#x20AC;&#x2122;stone benches underline commitment to quality.

Brighton East 44 Comer Street Auction Inspect Contact Office

Sat 19 June 11.00am Wed 3.30-4pm & Sat as advertised Chris Hassall 0412 898 990 David Hart 0417 541 933 56 Church Street Brighton 9592 8000

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Prestige potential, pa-excellence!

Representing an increasingly rare opportunity to purchase land on Brighton Golf Course, this approx 7500sqft/700sqm property includes a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, dual living home.

Centrally heated with separate lounge & dining, an air-conditioned family room & garage, you can taste life within a walk of the South Rd schools â&#x20AC;¦or just pay your way while you plan!

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McKinnon 12 Harold Street Auction Price Inspect Contact Office

Sun 6 June 12.30pm $980,000-$1,050,000 Wed 5-5.30pm & Sat as advertised Chris Hassall 0412 898 990 Andrew Chisholm 0418 331 731 269 Centre Road Bentleigh 9563 9933

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Inform, In-Zone, on the Hill!

Combining quality, design & a Zone address, this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with formal, family & kids living zones is a rare single-storey design from renowned local builders, Inform Homes. Centrally heated, cooled & fully-alarmed with master-suite opening to a walled garden, a Smeg kitchen & broad lawns beyond a double garage, this is an Informed choice on the Hill!

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,ARGE LUXURIOUS LOCATED FOR LIVING ,IVE LARGE IN (AMPTON %AST S QUIETEST CUL DE SACx THIS BEDROOM PLUS STUDY BATHROOM HOME WITH DOUBLE GARAGE OFFERS SQS OF LUXURY LIVING WITH SEPARATE LOUNGE DINING A THEATRE WIRED CASUAL ZONE WITH # 3TONE KITCHEN A FAN COOLED AL FRESCO AREA BESIDE THE GAS SOLAR HEATED POOL SPAx 4HEN WHEN THE ENTERTAINING IS OVER ESCAPE TO A ST FLR RUMPUS OR RETREAT TO A SUBLIME MASTER SUITE

Parkdale 8 Warrigal Road Auction Price Inspect Contact Office

Sat 19 June 12.00 noon $1,550,000 - $1,700,000 Wed 2-2.30pm & Sat 12-12.30pm Jenny George 0411 321 012 Wesley Belt 0418 310 753 99 Charman Road Mentone 9583 9811

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Resort living, views & 1141sqm of land!

Steps from the sand, this architectural 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home has living on 3 levels - a soaring pool-level space with Smeg & granite kitchen, an entry level cinema-lounge & a top-floor retreat in a bay-view balconied master level. With cathedral ceilings, highlight windows & estate-like approx 1141sqm grounds with pool, spa & garage, this is a beachside Star with 5 Star presence!

armadale 17-19 Huntingtower road magnificent c1880’s Victorian residence with modgrass tennis-court (1732sqm/18,637sqft approx.) superbly blends period elegance with impressive designer style through sitting room, grand dining (2x marble OFPs), butler’s pantry, oak-panelled study, main bedroom, marble en-suite/WIr, second bedroom, marble en-suite, four further bedrooms, two additional bathrooms, music room, spacious children’s living, expansive living/dining (OFP) and gourmet miele/Smeg kitchen. Features hydronic-heating, air-conditioning, video-intercom, double-garage, auto-gates, cellar, tennis pavilion.

www.17huntingtowerrd.com Expressions on Interest Close Saturday 19th June at 4pm Inspect

Wednesday 1.30-2pm & Saturday 2-2.30pm

Contact

andrew Hayne 0418 395 349 Justin long 0418 537 973 John Bongiorno 0418 328 056 rae Tomlinson 0418 336 234

Office

1111 High Street armadale 9822 9999

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prahran 51 Murray Street prized location directly opposite Victoria Gardens, this double fronted hawthorn brick Victorian home combines stunning period elegance with contemporary design by renowned architect Chris Connell. period detail includes ornate ceilings, marbles fireplaces and cornices feature throughout. Main bedroom with WIr and ensuite, study, generous living / home theatre room. Glass walkway separates old from new as wide oak timber boards open up to sensational gourmet kitchen with Miele appliances and stone benches, living and dining room with feature stone fireplace. Ceiling to floor glass doors open out to large private, north facing landscaped garden with self-cleaning solar/gas heated pool. a childrensâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; zone upstairs comprises three bedrooms with BIrs, stylish bathroom and living area.

Features include hydronic heating, rC/air-conditioning, alarm, security video intercom, powder-room, heated bathroom floors, Bose wiring, bar, laundry, generous storage, double garage, grey water system, drip system, underground 13,000L water tanks and dog run with outdoor shower.

www.51murraystreet.com Auction

Saturday 19th June at 1.30pm

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Thursday 2-2.30pm & Saturday 1.30-2pm

Contact

adam Jack 0418 613 188 Justin Long 0418 537 973

Office

1111 high Street armadale 9822 9999

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TOORAk 3 Duffryn Place Inviting single-level period brick residence offers immaculate light-filled elegance with potential to rebuild using one of two Christopher Doyle luxury designs (STCA). Northern light streams through entrance foyer, generous sitting room (OFP), separate dining and superb Miele kitchen with stone benches, all opening to north-facing garden, main bedroom, en-suite/BIR, two further bedrooms, sitting-area and bathroom. Features panel-heating, alarm, laundry, 2xOSPs

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Saturday 19th June at 12.30pm

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Thursday 2-2.30pm & Saturday 3-3.30pm

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Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271 Justin Long 0418 537 973 Rae Tomlinson 0418 336 234

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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tOORAk 4 Myoora Road Classic Marcus Martin c1930â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Art Deco residence combines elegance with stunning contemporary style. Polished boards distinguish gorgeous sitting room (OFP), dining room, sublime European kitchen, meals area and living room/4th bedroom with bathroom all opening to two landscaped courtyards. Magnificent main bedroom (OFP/ BIR) is complemented by two further bedrooms (BIRs) and glamorous bathroom. Features powder-room, ductedheating, laundry, garage, auto-gates, water-tank, dripsystem.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 10.30am

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thursday 2.45-3.15pm & Saturday 11-11.30am

Contact

Mark Williams 0425 819 144 Adam Jack 0418 613 188

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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South yARRA 59 Darling Street Elan is a new & exclusive boutique eight-apartment residence in one of Melbourne's most prestigious & sought after locations, designed by Plus Architecture. Luxuriously appointed each apartment offers indoor/outdoor terraces for entertainment, open plan layout designed to take full advantage of the impressive views & create an inviting & relaxed ambience. Contemporary in style, each 2 BR apartment occupies 1 half floor & offers 2 bathrooms & parking for 2 cars in an ideal location close to the city's epicentre, surrounded by lush parklands. A stunning 3 BR, 2 storey penthouse is the jewel of Elan & offers a luxury of space, light & exceptional views. In an ideal lifestyle location close to Chapel St & Melbourne CBD, Elan is bespoke luxury at its best.

Now Selling Contact

Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271 James McCormack 0410 503 389

Office

1111 high Street Armadale 9822 9999

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soutH yaRRa 3.4/4 Cromwell Road Exclusive apartment positioned minutes to Hawksburn Village in the highly regarded 4 Cromwell development.

Well zoned accomm features spacious main bedroom, WIR/ en-suite, 2nd bed with BIRs and contemporary bathroom.

Gourmet Miele kitchen boastâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s stone bench tops and opens to significant L-shaped living/dining room & large sitting room all enjoying generous full width balcony. Further enhanced by; separate laundry, excellent security, storage cage, zoned heat/cool, double glazing & 2 basement car parks.

Auction saturday 12th June at 2.30pm Inspect

Wednesday 12-12.30pm & saturday 11-11.30am

Contact

Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271 James McCormack 0410 503 389

Office

1111 High street armadale 9822 9999

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prAhrAn 33 St Edmonds road A contemporary townhouse at the sharp end of the cutting edge, this outstanding design shines abundant natural light on spaces of un-paralleled luxury. Ground level first bedroom, bathroom and study/home office introduce upstairs living/dining areas surrounding a sublime Miele and Calacatta marble kitchen. Two further top floor bedrooms, each with fully tiled en suites confirm unforgettable flair.

Ducted vacuum, heating/cooling and garage complete a compelling picture moments from Greville Street, Chapel Street and the station.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 12.30pm

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Thursday 3-3.30pm & Saturday 2-2.30pm

Contact

Jason Brinkworth 0416 006 282 James redfern 0412 360 667

Office

1111 high Street Armadale 9822 9999

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MelbOurne 103/401 St Kilda road Positioned in the beautiful Domain precinct, this stunning brand new apartment offers the perfect Melbourne position facing Arnold Street, South Yarra with a tree top aspect. A unique oppotunity exsits to live in this modern building with the finest café at your doorstep. Offers exceptionally well designed & proportioned living spaces, including a fabulous chefs kitchen, sweeping balconies & beautiful vistas from every room, 3 fitted bedrooms (all with ensuites), study, laundry room, powderoom & double basement garage.

www.401stkildaroad.com.au Private Sale Inspect

Wednesday 6-6.30pm & Saturday 11-11.30am

Contact

Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271 Ève larosée 0404 866 575 Sean Cussell 0425 787 979

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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aRMaDalE 616 Orrong Road Sublime solid-brick Edwardian residence delivers sensational architect designed style and sophistication directly opposite Orrong Park. Dark polished boards flow through arched hallway to formal living (gas log-fire), three gorgeous bedrooms (BIRs/1OFP) and luxurious bathroom. State-ofthe-art Ilve/Miele kitchen and living/dining open to private landscaped northeast garden capturing brilliant sunshine.

Features zoned heating/cooling, alarm, int/ext surroundsound, video intercom, rainwater tank, drip-system, atticstorage, 2nd toilet, 2xOSPs.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 10.30am

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Thursday 12-12.30pm & Saturday 10.45-11.15pm

Contact

John Morrsiby 0411 875 476 Daniel Wheeler 0411 676 058

Office

1111 High Street armadale 9822 9999

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armadale 57 armadale Street Gorgeous Victorian residence (c1885) offers irresistible period allure and immediate family comfort perfect to enjoy while considering options to renovate or extend using council approved plans. Charming interior comprises sitting room, arched hallway, main bedroom with en-suite and walk-in robeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, two further bedrooms, study, bathroom, living room and kitchen/dining room opening to leafy private garden plus external laundry/storage. Includes alarm, period features, ducted heating, open-fire places, reverse cycle airconditioner, right of way access.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 2.30pm

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Thursday & Saturday 11.30-12noon

Contact

dean Gilbert 0418 994 939 Peter Bennison 0418 332 864

Office

1111 High Street armadale 9822 9999

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EAst MElBournE 144 Jolimont road

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Est Apartments offer a sophisticated contemporary lifestyle address in the heart of East Melbourne.

A boutique and striking complex of only 8 exclusive apartments set amidst Melbourneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most prestigious parklands and perched on the doorstep of the CBD. Est Apartments offers a convenient new lifestyle address in the heart of heritage rich East Melbourne. With views reaching out across the immediate blossoming surrounds and enjoying panoramic views of the City lights. An astute investment that truly has it all â&#x20AC;&#x201C; location, views, amenity and brilliant design - Est Apartments is destined to become a desirable address for years to come. Call today for priority opportunity to purchase.

Boutique Apartments Starting from $1,050,000 Contact

Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271 nicole French 0417 571 505 James McCormack 0410 503 389

Office

1111 High street Armadale 9822 9999

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kooyong 1a Mernda Road Impressive family residence flawlessly combines elegance with contemporary luxury. Exceptional proportions define gracious sitting/formal dining (gas-log fireplace), gourmet Miele kitchen and casual living opening to private northfacing courtyard. Magnificent main bedroom, en-suite/ WIR are complemented by two further double bedrooms, BIRs/en-suites, north-facing terrace, fourth bedroom (BIR), living/home-theatre and downstairs study/guest bedroom and bathroom. Features hydronic-heating, zoned airconditioning, alarm, ducted-vacuum, drip-system, doublegarage.

Auction

Saturday 5th June at 12.30pm

Inspect

Thursday 11-11.30am & Saturday from 12noon

Contact

Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271 Rae Tomlinson 0418 336 234 Justin Long 0418 537 973

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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MAlvERN 331 Glenferrie Road Absolute luxury designed by Nicholas Day Architects & created

by Glenn Eagles Homes, these exclusive single level residences are set in a location which offers lifestyle convenience only metres from High St & Glenferrie Rd shopping. · Ground floor rear, private courtyard, 3BR plus study · First floor rear, n/f sun filled terrace, 2 BR plus study · Open plan Calcutta marble Miele kitchen overlooking living & dining · Cashmere Travertine to all bathrooms · European Oak parquetry, wool carpets · Full security, private lift · Secure double basement garaging, storage areas

Private Sale from $1,995,000

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Thursday 12-12.30pm & Saturday 2-2.30pm

Contact

Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271 Nicole French 0417 571 505

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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mALvERn 61 Wheatland Road Absolutely beautiful solid-brick c1908 Edwardian residence perfectly blends period elegance with sensational contemporary family style. Exceptional proportions highlight elegant sitting and formal dining rooms (2OFPs), three bedrooms, bathroom and upstairs main bedroom with WIR/ en-suite and study/living. Polished boards flow through gourmet kitchen and generous living/dining (OFP) opening to landscaped north-facing garden with solar/gas heated pool/ spa. Features ducted-heating, RC/air-conditioning, powderroom, garage. Land: 581sqm/6,252sqft (approx).

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 10.30am

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Wednesday 2.30-3pm & Saturday 3-3.30pm

Contact

madeline Kennedy 0411 873 913 Andrew Hayne 0418 395 349 John manton 0411 444 930

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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St kIldA 9 dalgety Street Absolutely stunning c1865 Victorian terrace is perfectly situated in a tranquil cul-de-sac near Fitzroy Street. Ornate 4m ceilings define arched hallway, sitting room and formal dining. Gourmet Smeg kitchen and living/dining open to courtyard. Main bedroom, WIR/en-suite are complemented by study-area, two further bedrooms (BIRs), bathroom and studio with powder-room. Features 4xOFPs, hydronicheating, RC/air-conditioning, Port Phillip Bay views, triplegarage.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 2.30pm

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thursday 2-2.30pm & Saturday 1-1.30pm

Contact

James Redfern 0412 360 667 John Bongiorno 0418 328 056

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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cAuLFIELd NORTh 80 Lumeah Road MORTAGEE IN POSSESION - Setting a new benchmark in family luxury, the sheer scale of this spectacular contemporary residence is breathtaking. Impressive proportions distinguish formal rooms, gourmet Smeg kitchen and family living and dining opening to stunning indoor pool/spa. Main bedroom, WIR/en-suite, 2 studies are complemented by six further bedrooms (BIRs), four additional bathrooms, sensational theatre-room and games room. Features heating/cooling, powder-room, gym, triplegarage. Land 1,060sqm (approx).

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 10.30am

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Thursday 1-1.30pm & 6-6.30pm & Saturday 12-12.30pm

Contact

James Redfern 0412 360 667 Andrew Wilkie 0408 441 151

Office

1111 high Street Armadale 9822 9999

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keW 14 evans Road Nestled in the heart of Sackville Ward, this classic 1920â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s brick family home offers so much more than street appeal.

Comprising main bedroom (ensuite/WIR), home office/5th bedroom, powder room, formal living and dining, kitchen/ meals and family room leading onto decking/garden.

Upstairs offers three additional bedrooms, children's retreat and separate bathroom. Features include rear ROW, space heating, air conditioning, period fireplaces, solar panels, rain-water tanks and irrigation system.

Auction

Saturday 5th June at 12.30pm

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Thursday 11.45-12.15pm & Saturday from 12noon

Contact

Geordie Dixon 0418 588 399

Office

266 Auburn Road Hawthorn 9822 9999

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Jonathan Shepherd 0409 886 878

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kEW 31 Grange Road This wonderful two-storey Attic-Style period family residence is complemented by generously proportioned rooms with formal/informal living areas, glass-domed indoor pool, balcony terrace and large gardens providing loads of space for family recreation. Perfectly located in the Sackville Ward precinct, it also features five bedrooms, two bathrooms, two studies, fully-equipped kitchen, pool bathroom, security/intercom/alarm, Euro appliances, zoned hydronic heating+cooling, ducted vacuum and remote/ double garage (with internal access).

Land: 1,146sqm (approx).

Auction

Saturday 12th June at 11.30am

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Thursday 12.30-1pm & Saturday 3.30-4pm

Contact

Hamish Tostevin 0408 004 766 DĂŠsirĂŠe Wakim 0412 336 266 John Bongiorno 0418 328 056

Office

266 Auburn Road Hawthorn 9822 9999

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hAWthoRN EASt 3/859 toorak Road Exceptional two level town home, with main bedroom on the ground level, a north facing orientation with rear access to DLUG via Canterbury Place. Spacious in size at 232sqm (25 squares) approx offering flexible floor plan with an emphasis on natural light and indoor/outdoor entertaining.

Main bedroom (WIR/ENS) living and dining area opens to private courtyard and low maintenance landscaped garden.

Upstairs additional living and two further bedrooms.

Features include parquetry floors, RC heating and cooling, stone bench tops and full security system. Superbly located to freeway access, Burke Road shopping and dining and a short stroll to Anderson and Cato Parks.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 11.30am

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thursday 1-1.30pm & Saturday 11-11.30am

Contact

Nicholas Franzmann 0412 247 175 Mark Dayman 0409 342 462

Office

266 Auburn Road hawthorn 9822 9999

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hAwThORN eAST 9 Tower Place The grand Georgian Revival facade and broad frontage of this outstanding residence c1939 is like a beacon revealing period beauty and contemporary brilliance in the prestigious Anderson Park precinct. An elegant, light-filled interior with heating, cooling and alarm includes four bedrooms, lounge (OFP), glorious family/meals to alfresco patio and heated pool, three bathrooms, premium kitchen, auto gates/ LUG. Near Bialik College, Auburn South Primary, transport, shopping.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 12.30pm

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Thursday 12-12.30pm & 6-6.30pm & Saturday 12.45-1.15pm

Contact

Chris Barrett 0412 927 409 Leonard Teplin 0402 431 657 Geordie Dixon 0418 588 399

Office

266 Auburn Road hawthorn 9822 9999

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CAmbeRwell 4 Victoria Road This classic Victorian residence (c1895) perfectly combines grand proportions with enduring charm comprising beautiful period detailing, wide double-arched hallway, formal sitting room, four bedrooms, two period-style bathrooms, study and laundry. A superbly designed kitchen and informal living/dining room with full-height bay window overlooks a low-maintenance garden, paved courtyard and gas-heated in-ground pool. Includes alarm, marble OFPs, hydronic heating, R/C airconditioner, pool-shower/storage, remote/ double garage.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 1.30pm

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Thursday 12.30-1pm & Saturday 3.15-3.45pm

Contact

Joe muinos 0423 222 043 James Tostevin 0417 003 333

Office

266 Auburn Road Hawthorn 9822 9999

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CAntErbUry 30 Matlock Street A stylish ambience and quality finishes are the benchmarks highlighted in the dramatic transformation which has taken place inside this superb Edwardian (c1910) timber home creating a totally liveable environment matching todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s contemporary family lifestyle. Comprising hallway flanked by a formal sitting room, main bedroom (ensuite/dressing room), 3 additional bedrooms, 2 further bathrooms, superb two-storey extension incorporates a spectacular open-plan kitchen/living/meals area opening to a deck/entertaining area and saltwater swimming pool. Upstairs features a large sundrenched retreat and balcony. Includes lane access to remote/gate/double garage with workshop.

Auction

Saturday 5th June at 10.30am

Inspect

thursday 2-2.30pm & Saturday from 10am

Contact

Geordie Dixon 0418 588 399 James tostevin 0417 003 333

Office

266 Auburn road Hawthorn 9822 9999

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sURRey hIlls 3 David street Generously proportioned light-filled two-storey family residence offering stylish living in a coveted leafy setting.

Immaculate interior comprising marble hallway, study, formal living and dining rooms, laundry, powder room, superbly appointed granite/stainless-steel open-plan kitchen with informal living/dining area flowing to a deck and private leafy garden. Upstairs retreat, four bedrooms (BIRs, main/WIR/ensuite/spa), family bathroom. Includes alarm, ducted heating/cooling, R/C airconditioner, remote/double garage.

Auction

saturday 5th June at 1.30pm

Inspect

Thursday 11-11.30am & saturday from 1pm

Contact

Joe Muinos 0423 222 043 James Tostevin 0417 003 333

Office

266 Auburn Road hawthorn 9822 9999

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gLEn IRIS 16 Van ness Avenue This prestigious contemporary 4 bedroom residence boasts a sophisticated family design with an emphasis on light and space. Striking formal and informal living and dining spaces are accompanied by a stunning CaesarStone/ ILVE equipped kitchen extending via bi-fold doors to sandstone entertaining terrace. Executive study, rumpus and 4 bedrooms include 2 mains with WIRs/ensuite.

Private lift and double garage lead a long list of additional appointments.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 2.30pm

Inspect

Thursday 2-2.30pm & Saturday 2.45-3.15pm

Contact

Anthony Reis 0417 352 772 James Refern 0412 360 667

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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gLeN IRIs 56 Vincent street The compelling family appeal of this architect-designed contemporary residence is further highlighted by its desirable location. Northern light streams through generous sitting/dining (OFP), family living/dining and well-appointed kitchen opening to resort-style northeast garden with heated pool/spa. Main bedroom, en-suite/WIR, study/2nd bedroom (BIR) and bathroom are complemented upstairs by two further bedrooms (BIRs), bathroom and huge living/ home-theatre. Features alarm, ducted-heating, ductedvacuum, double-garage. Land: 650sqm/7,000sqft approx

Auction

saturday 19th June at 11.30am

Inspect

Thursday 11.45-12.15pm & saturday 11-11.30am

Contact

Rae Tomlinson 0418 336 234 James Tomlinson 0408 350 684 Andrew Hayne 0418 395 349

Office

1111 High street Armadale 9822 9999

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gLEn IRIS 17 Young Street Stylish contemporary single-level residence in tree-lined culde-sac has been architect-designed to maximize northwest light flow and garden outlooks. Entrance flows through to sitting room, formal dining and study/office while timber floors continue through living/dining and stunning marble and Miele kitchen opening to tranquil north-facing garden.

Main bedroom with WIR/en-suite, two further bedrooms (WIR), one with small sitting room (potential 4th bedroom), powder room & separate bathroom. Features gas-heating, slab heating throughout, RC/air-conditioning, powder-room, laundry, 3xOSPs. Land: 697sqm/7,500sqft (approx).

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 2.30pm

Inspect

Thursday 11-11.30am & Saturday 11.30-12noon

Contact

Rae Tomlinson 0418 336 234 Daniel Wheeler 0411 676 058 Hugh Tomlinson 0409 427 483

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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ChAdStOne 8 Ventnor Street An important connection to the area’s early heritage, this exquisite Victorian residence is offered for only the third time in its’ history. Completely transformed by its builder owner’s meticulous renovation, a magnificent blend of traditional character and contemporary style enhances formal sitting and dining (marble OFPs), study, open plan living/ dining (woodstove), CaesarStone kitchen, 4 bedrooms (Master BIRs/ ensuite), rumpus. Landscaped garden, double carport, OSP. Land: 794sqm (approx).

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 3.30pm

Inspect

thursday 12.45-1.15pm & Saturday 3.30-4pm

Contact

Mark Sproule 0408 090 205 duane Wolowiec 0418 567 581

Office

266 Auburn Road hawthorn 9822 9999

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AShBuRton 8 Benghazi Avenue Attractive Federation-style brick family home built with attention to detail faithfully replicating period features and styling teamed with a flowing contemporary interior layout comprising sitting room, study, three bedrooms (BIRs, main/ WIR/ensuite), bathroom, laundry, stylish timber/granite kitchen, generous informal living/dining area plus partially covered deck with Gazebo+spa. Includes intercom, polished floors, Euro S/S appliances, ducted heating/cooling/vacuum, remote/gates and double garage (roof storage).

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 12.30pm

Inspect

thursday 11-11.30am & Saturday 3.15-3.45pm

Contact

Mark Sutherland 0418 691 585 James tostevin 0417 003 333

Office

266 Auburn Road hawthorn 9822 9999

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SuRREy hIllS 15a Graham Street Modern single level home on compact, low maintenance allotment in quiet, convenient location. Comprises: living room, well-appointed kitchen, meals area, family room opening to sunny northerly courtyard, main bedroom with ensuite, 2nd double bedroom, study or third bedroom, family bathroom, double garage with access into the courtyard.

Auction

Saturday 5th June at 11.30am

Inspect

thursday 12-12.30pm & Saturday from 11am

Contact

Ross Stryker 0401 318 772 hamish tostevin 0408 004 766

Office

266 Auburn Road hawthorn 9822 9999

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TooRAk 31 Grange Road Located within easy strolling distance of Toorak Village and enjoying easy access to the city, Como Park, the Yarra River, excellent private school options and public transport, this as a wonderful new home site (STCA) with a North-Westerly orientation to the rear. Currently, a serviceable older style single level 3 bedroom home occupies the site and provides an immediate and ongoing rental opportunity. Land: 13.7m x 34.1m (467sqm) or 45â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 121â&#x20AC;&#x2122; (5040sqft) approx.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 11.30am

Inspect

Thursday & Saturday 11.30-12noon

Contact

Matthew Wassylko 0412 793 544 Justin Long 0418 537 973

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

Conj

Property Advisor Services Ian C Dungey 0411 749 756

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TooRAk 7 Power Avenue Family priorities of zoned living areas, & abundant accommodation are superbly satisfied throughout this exceptionally well balanced 5 BR home on 780sqm (approx).

Elegant, bright entertaining areas & an extensive light-filled family living/dining & granite kitchen with walk-in pantry all surround an alluring elevated terrace. Sep fitted study + a downstairs recreation room or office opens to a private N.W. garden. 5 bright, large upstairs BRs incl a huge master with balc, dressing rm & ensuite, 4 further BRs, 1 ensuite & sky-lit 3rd bathroom. Double garage.

Private Sale $3,875,000 Inspect

Thursday 2-2.30pm & Saturday 12.30-1pm

Contact

Peter Bennison 0418 332 864 Chris Barrett 0412 927 409 Justin Long 0418 537 973

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

Conj

Maurice Pitard 0418 559 977

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mElBournE 304/401 St Kilda road A sensational location in the leafy Domain precinct, with real lifestyle appeal in this spectacular brand new apartment. Exceptional proportions, designer style & luxurious finishes define 18sq (approx) of stunning living & accommodation spaces. Gourmet Gaggenau kitchen complete with 2 ovens & 2 dishwashers & generous living & dining opening to a sweeping (42sqm) terrace feat a Smeg BBQ, provides the ultimate indoor/outdoor entertaining venue. Two bedrooms each with opulent ensuites are accompanied by a study, powder-room & separate laundry.

Private Sale

www.401stkildaroad.com.au

Inspect

Wednesday 6.30-7pm & Saturday 11.30-12noon

Contact

Ă&#x2C6;ve larosĂŠe 0404 866 575 marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271 Sean Cussell 0425 787 979

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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EAST mElBournE 57 Agnes Street The designer spaces of this beautiful three bedroom, two bathroom Victorian achieve spectacular indoor-outdoor success in the exclusive Jolimont pocket between the mCG and the CBD. refined living and dining areas each open to elegant decking that overlooks a private garden backdrop.

A contemporary kitchen featuring stone benches, Gaggenau and Bosch appliances sees the city from a deck all of its own. Hydronic heating. Huge blue-stone cellar/storage.

Garage. note: Business 5 zone.

Auction

Saturday 5th June at 10.30am

Inspect

Thursday 1-1.30pm & Saturday from 10am

Contact

Peter Bennison 0418 332 864 matthew Wassylko 0412 793 544 Justin long 0418 537 973

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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MalvERn 19 Raleigh Street This charming Edwardian cottage with its leafy garden setting, classic period ambience/features is located in a coveted pocket of Malvern comprising three bedrooms (BIRs/ OFPs), period-style bathroom and laundry, study, living room (OFP); kitchen (Granite benchtops+Euro appliances) overlooks a bright informal living/dining plus sunny deck and pretty/private garden perfect for alfresco entertaining.

Includes Baltic Pine floors, ducted heating, storage sheds, OSP.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 12.30pm

Inspect

Thursday 1.30-2pm & Saturday 1.15-1.45pm

Contact

John Morrisby 0411 875 476 Daniel Wheeler 0411 676 058

Office

1111 High Street armadale 9822 9999

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MalvERn 1/1 acre Place Classically-inspired two-storey town residence with views to Dandenongs offering luxurious low-maintenance lifestyle with superb interior comprising parquetry floors, north-facing elegant living, open-plan kitchen/dining and courtyard, three bedrooms (BIRs, main/WIR/ensuite) bathroom, laundry and powder room. Includes security/ intercom, alarm, ducted heating/cooling/vacuum, granite bench-tops, Smeg S/S appliances, remote/double garage (internal access). Brilliantly located close to fashionable shops, restaurants, prestige schools, transport Citylink/CBD access.

Auction

Saturday 5th June at 11.30am

Inspect

Thursday 1.15-1.45pm & Saturday from 11am

Contact

Joe Muinos 0423 222 043 James Tostevin 0417 003 333 Mark Williams 0425 819 144

Office

1111 High Street armadale 9822 9999

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MalvERn East 26 Hughes street Proudly positioned in one of Malvern Eastâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most attractive streetscapes, this beautifully presented brick Edwardian reveals a classically alluring family environment with renovated and extended interiors throughout. Formal sitting and dining, OFP, stunning stone/Blanco kitchen and informal living and dining extending to paved entertaining area and broad garden. 3 double bedrooms and study/4th bedroom include main WIRs, ensuite. Heating/cooling, powder room, security & carport.

Auction

saturday 19th June at 11.30am

Inspect

thursday 12-12.30pm & saturday 11-11.30am

Contact

anthony Reis 0417 352 774 James Redfern 0412 360 667 James tostevin 0417 003 333

Office

1111 High street armadale 9822 9999

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MalvERn East 13 Westgarth street amidst the leafy tranquillity of a Gascoigne border position, this charming, Federation era residence offers elegantly presented current day spaces with exciting prospects for future renovation/ extension (stCa). 2 bedrooms (BIRs), the main with box bay window, precede formal living (marble OFP), zoned formal dining, informal living/ dining, modern kitchen. Rear courtyard garden with spa, leadlight feature windows, ducted heating.

Auction

saturday 5th June at 12.30pm

Inspect

thursday 11-11.30am & saturday from 12.30pm

Contact

anthony Reis 0417 352 774 James Redfern 0412 360 667

Office

1111 High street armadale 9822 9999

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MAlvERn EASt 8 Sycamore Street An enchanting tree-lined streetscape provides a fabulous family setting for this immaculately presented Californian Bungalow residence. Baltic-pine floors highlight entrance hall, sitting room, formal dining (OFP), modern kitchen with European oven and spacious living and dining opening to northeast garden. Main bedroom with en-suite/BIR are complemented by two further double bedrooms (1BIR) and stylish bathroom. Features ducted heating, laundry, 2xOSP.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 2.30pm

Inspect

Wednesday 1.30-2pm & Saturday 1.45-2.15pm

Contact

Madeline Kennedy 0411 873 913 John Manton 0411 444 930

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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MAlvERn EASt 7 Sydare Avenue Enviably elevated in an exclusive parkland position directly overlooking the tranquil green expanses of Sydare Reserve, this tastefully updated three bedroom 1950s residence presents a unique opportunity blessed with a huge backyard for a big family future. A coveted park-lined avenue location near schools, Malvern East train Station and Chadstone shopping centre complement a sought-after lifestyle featuring ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a brilliant stone kitchen. land: 720sqm (approx).

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 1.30pm

Inspect

thursday 2.30-3pm & Saturday 2.15-2.45pm

Contact

Daniel Wheeler 0411 676 058 John Morrisby 0411 875 476

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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MALverN 1226, 1228 & 1230 Malvern road Three outstanding development sites to be offered as one premium site with wide frontage & rear access in prestigious Malvern location forming a perfect site for a multiple dwelling development or professional office suites (STCA).

Offering potential for significant future capital gains.

Currently: • Number 1226. Three bedroom period home • Number 1228 & 1230. Double-fronted two-storey shop and partitioned offices.

Land: 910sqm (approx).

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 11.30am

Inspect

Thursday 1-1.30pm & Saturday 4-4.30pm

Contact

Marcus Chiminello 0411 411 271 Nicole French 0417 571 505 James Connell 0418 312 907

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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KOyONg 14 Norford grove This classically comfortable two bedroom home’s huge garden allotment stretches out to offer ample scope for extending current spaces, STCA, including central living, dining, sun-room and separate lounge. Sub-division options are also suggested by such ample land, which concludes with rear rOW close to Kooyong village.

Land: 770sqm (approx).

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 1.30pm

Inspect

Thursday 1-1.30pm & Saturday 10-10.30am

Contact

Anthony reis 0417 352 774 James redfern 0412 360 667

Office

1111 High Street Armadale 9822 9999

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PRaHRan 16 aberdeen Road The irresistible lifestyle appeal of this stylish double storey town-residence is further enhanced by its enviable location near Hawksburn Village and High Street. Inviting living room opens to private north-facing courtyard while stylish European kitchen and light-filled dining room overlook L-shaped courtyard. Upstairs main bedroom with stylish en-suite/BIR is complemented by second bedroom (BIR), study and second bathroom. Features 2xRC/air-conditioners, panel-heating, Euro-laundry, 1xOSP.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 12.30pm

Inspect

Thursday 5.30-6pm & Saturday 12-12.30pm

Contact

Madeline Kennedy 0411 873 913 Justin Krongold 0403 163 355

Office

1111 High Street armadale 9822 9999

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PRaHRan 2 Gertrude Street Behind a classic period faรงade, this solid-brick residence has been comprehensively transformed with striking architectdesigned contemporary style. Polished boards flow through L-shaped hallway to gourmet Smeg kitchen boasting stone benches and much more. The dining area opens to a northfacing courtyard and the spacious living area opens through bi-fold doors to stunning landscaped backyard area. Three bedrooms (BIRs) are complemented by stylish bathroom, Euro-laundry and powder-room. Features Reverse cycle airconditioning, alarm, smart cabling, carport and automatic drip-system.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 9.30am

Inspect

Thursday & Saturday 10.30-11am

Contact

Dean Gilbert 0418 994 939 James McCormack 0410 503 389

Office

1111 High Street armadale 9822 9999

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KeW 37 Princess Street This superbly maintained Victorian residence displays abundant heritage character combined with modern conveniences for idyllic family living. With polished floors and open fireplaces throughout, discover generous lightfilled accommodation of four bedrooms complemented by superb formal living/dining and vast rear living, meals and stainless steel appointed kitchen flowing out to lush rear gardens, a courtyard, pool and double garage. Wellpositioned close to schools, Kew Junction. Gas central heating, split system air. Land:745sqm (approx).

Auction

Saturday 5th June at 11.30am

Inspect

Thursday 2-2.30pm & Saturday from 11am

Contact

Duane Wolowiec 0418 567 581 Mark Sproule 0408 090 205

Office

266 Auburn Road Hawthorn 9822 9999

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KeW 12 Stansell Street This classic single-fronted freestanding edwardian is situated at the end of an iconic row of similar home presenting a rare opportunity in a quiet Kew cul-de-sac. existing accommodation comprises hallway, two bedrooms (BIRs), full-width living room (OFP), kitchen/meals, study area, laundry and bathroom. Good-sized garden offers enticing options for extension out/up (STCA). Includes period features, ducted heating and bungalow.

Auction

Saturday 5th June at 12.30pm

Quote

Over $750,000

Inspect

Thursday 2-2.30pm & Saturday from 12noon

Contact

Mark Sutherland 0418 691 585 James Tostevin 0417 003 333

Office

266 Auburn Road Hawthorn 9822 9999

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KEw EAST 7 windella Avenue In a neighbourhood renowned for itsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; solid family focus, this late Edwardian residence keenly awaits itsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; next chapter.

Take advantage of its generously proportioned allotment when you renovate/ extend or redevelop (STCA) its 4 principle rooms just a short walk from High Street shops, tram, Kew East Primary School and Kew Recreation Centre.

Features large lock up shed, ample OSP. Land: 692sqm (approx).

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 1.30pm

Inspect

Thursday 1.45-2.15pm & Saturday 2.30-3pm

Contact

Mark Sproule 0408 090 205 Duane wolowiec 0418 567 581

Office

266 Auburn Road Hawthorn 9822 9999

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HAwTHORn 3 Oak Street Bright, architect designed modern spaces, flexible original rooms and a lush, leafy garden featuring a solar heated, salt chlorinated beach style pool form a combination so successful that it is 27 years since this flexible three bedroom home was last on the market. Generous sitting room and adjoining dining rooms lead to light-filled family dimensions and an open-plan kitchen with stone benches, European appliances and walk-in pantry. Garage, OSP and right-of-way right. City edge ease, enhanced by a Hawthorn address.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 10.30am

Inspect

Thursday & Saturday 12-12.30pm

Contact

nicholas Franzmann 0412 247 175 Mark Dayman 0409 342 462

Office

266 Auburn Road Hawthorn 9822 9999

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haWthoRn eaSt 3/8 Mowbray Street Impressively proportioned and appointed executive townresidence delivers a luxurious, low-maintenance lifestyle.

Plantation shutters accentuate contemporary elegance through inviting sitting/lounge room, formal dining and casual living/dining with stone and Smeg gourmet kitchen all opening to leafy deck. Ground-level main bedroom, en-suite/bathroom/WIR are complemented upstairs by second bedroom, WIR/en-suite, two double bedrooms, BIRs and bathroom with spabath. Features ducted-heating/airconditioning/vacuum, alarm, cellar, video-intercom, laundry, double-garage with internal access.

Private Sale $1,215,000 Inspect

Saturday 1-1.30pm

Contact

Madeline Kennedy 0411 873 913 Duane Wolowiec 0418 567 581

Office

266 auburn Road hawthorn 9822 9999

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haWthoRn 5/5 Spencer Street Lying behind a leafy courtyard entrance this secluded and private rear two-storey contemporary town residence features a smart and stylish interior comprising expansive north-facing open-plan living/dining and kitchen opening to a pretty courtyard garden; plus downstairs bathroom, laundry. Upstairs three bedrooms (or 2+study), main/WIR/ ensuite. Perfectly located opposite a reserve in a quiet culde-sac. Includes alarm, ducted heating, R/C airconditioner, euro S/S appliances, remote/double garage.

Auction

Saturday 19th June at 10.30am

Inspect

thursday 1.15-1.45pm & Saturday 11-11.30am

Contact

Mark Sutherland 0418 691 585 James tostevin 0417 003 333

Office

266 auburn Road hawthorn 9822 9999

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CamBERWELL 28 acheron avenue Enchanting 1920â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s solid-brick residence impressively combines delightful period charm with modern family comfort near Camberwell junction. Polished boards flow through generously proportioned hallway, inviting sitting room (OFP), study, light-filled living/dining room served by bright modern kitchen opening to north-west garden.

Four large bedrooms (3BIRs) are complemented by two bathrooms and attic teenage- retreat. Features ductedheating, RC/air-conditioning, laundry, 3rd WC, garage.

Land: 663sqm (approx).

Auction

Saturday 5th June at 1.30pm

Inspect

Thursday 11.45-12.15pm & Saturday from 1pm

Contact

Duane Wolowiec 0418 567 581 mark Sproule 0408 090 205

Office

266 auburn Road Hawthorn 9822 9999

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CamBERWELL 6 Broadway a surprisingly spacious semi-detached home with cleverly designed period facade and stylish split-level contemporary interior superbly located moments from Camberwell Junction amenities. Comprising living room, four bedrooms (WIR and ensuite), concealed laundry, bathroom, powder room, generous open-plan living/dining/kitchen (study alcove) leading to a full-width deck perfect for indoor/ outdoor entertaining. Includes video/intercom, alarm, aEG appliances, hydronic heating, ducted vacuum, built-in barbeque, low-maintenance gardens, carport+OSP, ROW.

Auction

Saturday 5th June at 2.30pm

Inspect

Thursday 2.45-3.15pm & 6-6.30pm & Saturday from 2pm

Contact

Geordie Dixon 0418 588 399 Duane Wolowiec 0418 567 581

Office

266 auburn Road Hawthorn 9822 9999

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CAmBeRWell 15/700 Riversdale Road Superbly located split level 1970s townhouse – ideally a first home or Super investment.

Comprises 2 bedrooms, study (or third bedroom), lounge, kitchen, bathroom, single lock-up garage & private courtyard garden. note excellent location with tram, train, shopping almost at the door.

Auction Sat 19th June at 10.30am Inspect Thursday & Saturday 12-12.30pm Contact Stephen Gough 0439 844 855 Kathy Malcolm 0416 279 966 Office 266 Auburn Road Hawthorn

mAlveRn 17a embling Road enjoy family size spaces, complemented by user-friendly townhouse ease throughout this 3 BR plus study residence. Huge living/dining areas lead to separate kitchen/meals overlooking sunny courtyard entertaining. Upstairs bedrooms, two bathrooms and balcony. Heating/ cooling. Tandem under-cover car-parking

9822 9999

Auction Sat 19th June at 3.30pm Inspect Thursday 10.30-11am & Saturday 1.30-2pm Contact Peter Bennison 0418 332 864 Matthew Wassylko 0412 793 544 Office 1111 High Street Armadale

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ARmADAle 6/6 St James Road Under instructions to sell by public auction by the City of Stonnington for unpaid Council rates.

2 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, living room, car space. meet agent on site at advertised times.

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Auction Sat 19th June at 9.30am Inspect Thursday & Saturday 2.30-3pm Contact Peter Bennison 0418 332 864 Matthew Wassylko 0412 793 544 Office 1111 High Street Armadale

keW 7/104-106 Walpole Street Perfectly situated in the boutique Walpole Gardens complex this stylish/secure townhouse comp spacious living/dining, granite/Blanco kitchen, laundry, powder room, courtyard/ garden. Upstairs 2 BRs (BIRs, main/WIR), modern bathroom. Incl alarm, ducted heating/cooling, storage, remote/basement parking.

9822 9999

Auction Sat 19th June at 11.30am Inspect Thursday 11-11.30am & Saturday 10-10.30am Contact Hamish Tostevin 0408 004 766 Désirée Wakim 0412 336 266 Office 266 Auburn Road Hawthorn

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CantERBURy 5/27 Chatham Road Updated to a superb contemporary standard, this sun-drenched freestanding two-bedroom (BIR) residence showcases immaculate accommodation comprising spacious open living/dining, gleaming kitchen with European appliances, private courtyard, garage and central heating. Coveted contemporary living awaits!

Auction Sat 19th June at 12.30pm Inspect thursday & Saturday 11-11.30am Contact andrew Wilkie 0408 441 151 nick Ptak 0413 370 442

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Sat 19th June at 1pm $1.1M - $1.21M Wed & Sat at 2.00-2.30pm 251 Bay Street Brighton 9596 6066 James Paynter 0418 390 133 Julian Augustini 0418 558 408

Luxury 4 bedroom, 4.5 bathroom town-residence built

by Maxton Constructions & designed by Edgard Pirotta • 2 north-facing ground-flr living/dining zones • 1st-flr lounge, CaesarStone ensuites, 2 WIRs • Miele & CaesarStone kitchen, alarm, vid-intercom • Zoned heating/air-con, Emporite, up to 3m ceilings • Justine Carlile grounds, 3 car basement garage • Quiet cul-de-sac, walk to Golden Mile beachfront

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Camberwell 51 Broadway This majestic Victorian residence c1888 sits proudly opposite Reid Gardens, in a sought after residential street bristling with established trees and stately period homes. Bursting with period detail and offering spacious proportions, it beautifully blends Victorian grace and charm, with modern amenity, elegantly framed by established gardens. In a coveted location in the Tara Estate, surrounded by premier schools and transport options, this fine home will provide genuine family accommodation for years to come.

• Magnificent Victorian residence c1888 • Grand sitting room with park views • Elegant period detail,ducted heating • Spacious proportions,sunlit conservatory • Established Nth facing garden with OSP Auction Saturday 19th June at 1.30pm Inspect Wed 6.30-7.00pm & Sat 2.30-3.00pm

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An t ho n y Gat t uso 0417 330 257 Carlton 9347 1755 393 Rathdowne Street

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POSTCODE

POSTCODE

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3434

MERRICKS 4

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PATON ESTATE AGENTS, 5931 4333 14 Yal Yal Road, Merricks 4.04ha

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Price: $1.6 million - $1.7 million

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Auction: June 19 at 1pm

RT EDGAR, 5427 1222 Ochiltree Hill, 47 Crooked Road, Romsey 16.18ha Price: $1.6 million – $1.76 million Auction: June 19 at 11 am

Views of Phillip Island and Western Port and a private position in exclusive Yal Yal Road make this property a fantastic opportunity to create the ideal rural lifestyle. Minutes from shops, schools, beaches and wineries and broken into four main paddocks with a four-bedroom house surrounded by established gardens and ponds, the property offers scope to keep cattle or horses. The residence has an open fireplace, polished timber floors and two bathrooms. Offering two living areas, exposed beams, a front verandah and a country kitchen with a St George stove and ample bench space, there is also the option of renovating the existing house. Other features include several sheds, a dam, cattle crush, small glasshouse and a double carport with an artist’s studio. \

A magnificent residence of approximately 50 squares superbly set on 16.18 hectares, this property has amazing rural views. The house is of grand proportions and offers many outstanding features, including two living areas, a fabulous kitchen that includes a butler’s pantry, gas and slow-combustion cooking, five bedrooms, three bathrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows and floor heating. Entertaining and leisure is a focus with heated pool, spa and tennis court surrounded by a mature park setting. Significant improvements include stables, sheds, electric fences and bore, tank and town water. Approximately 45 minutes’ drive from the Bolte Bridge, this property epitomises the allure of country living. \

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GRACIOUS BEACHSIDE ESTATE p re s e n t s

11 CANADIAN BAY ROAD MOUNT ELIZA A rare opportunity awaits only steps from the beach and Canadian Bay YC with this gracious home on 2/3 acre (approx) featuring pool, tennis court and a wonderful sense of formality. With Boston ivy creeping over the front of the home, a vine covered portico entrance, clipped hedges, colonial windows & glimpses of the bay, the elegant residence provides a blue-chip beachside position with 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 3 living areas, formal dining room, wellappointed kitchen, separate bungalow with toilet, poolhouse and remote double garage and gates.

Auction Sunday 6th June at 2pm (if not sold prior) View by private appointment or as advertised: Michelle Skoglund 0416 119 444 Aqua Real Estate Mount Eliza 86 Mt Eliza Way, Mount Eliza 9775 2222

Michelle Skoglund 0416 119 444 sales@aquarealestate.com.au

www.aquarealestate.com.au

JUST IMAGINE THE LIFEST YLE ON THE BEACH

• Outstanding beachfront residence

• 46 squares of residence*

• Modern fittings and appliances

• 6 bedrooms, 6 ensuites, large living area, modern kitchen with built in cool room

• First time offered in 33 years

‘Tideways’ 3096 Point Nepean Road, Sorrento

• Private jetty with 2 moorings • Land area 1,751 square metres* *approx

• 26.55 metre frontage to the beach*

Frank Vinci 0418 375 375 Joseph Carbone 0418 351 316

For Sale by Expressions of Interest closing Thursday 17 June at 4pm

9662 2020

100 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE www.vcproperty.com.au

THE GREAT OCEAN ROAD REAL ESTATE INTERNATIONAL MARATHON

A WORLD CLASS EVENT IN OUR BACKYARD Congratulations to all participants and the organisers of this magniямБcent event.

AIREYS INLET

APOLLO BAY

LORNE

TORQUAY

THE ESPLANADE

TORQUAY

Introducing your coastal and provincial property guide

From $595,000 - $1M+

Torquay’s Most Luxurious Apartments

Surf Coast Times www.surfcoasttimes.com.au

Bellarine Times

Onshore Apartments are the pinnacle of luxury living Airy & spacious with breathtaking resort and/or ocean views Owners Club Membership available – privileges: food & beverage & day spa treatment discounts Resort facilities include a tennis court, heated indoor lap pool, outdoor resort style pools & spa, and state of the art gymnasium Final release, catch the last wave at OnShore Mel Ref: 506 C4

Rebecca O’Neill 03 5261 6133 OnShore Torquay

www.bellarinetimes.com.au

3A NESTOR COURT

TORQUAY

$379,000

Easy Coastal Living Investment Opportunity • • • • •

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Ideal coastal location - Only 1 hour from Melbourne via the new Geelong Ring Road By-pass Brand new 2 bed, 2 bath, 2 car - secure unit Low maintenance yard with north facing courtyard Light filled open plan living with polished concrete floors Ideal for an investor, first home buyer, young family or retiree

1 ZEALLY BAY ROAD

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Lighthouse To Surf Club Views

LORNE

AUCTION Saturday 12th June at 2pm

• 3 bdrm, 2 bthrm holiday house situated on the much desired low side of Dorman Street, with spectacular 180° surf and coastline views that will never be built out • Features double carport, large decking, a fantastic beach house floor plan over two levels, wood fire heating and timber flooring upstairs

TORQUAY CBD INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 697 square meters with street & a laneway frontage, one door from the Esplanade Zoned with commercial/residential potential or just a great little beach home 3 bed, 1 bath, presently with current income exceeding $1000 per calendar month

Graeme McCartney 0409 612 104 G.R. McCartney & Son - Torquay

729 GREAT OCEAN ROAD

Simply Superb

APOLLO BAY

EASTERN VIEW

$POA - Inspect by appointment

• Unrivalled front row ocean views, set across the road from the long expansive beach stretching to Aireys Inlet • Architect designed with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two living areas • Extensive balconies designed to follow the sun all day and fully landscaped, low maintenance coastal gardens • Sensational finishes throughout with Gaggenau and Miele appliances and full security system

Michael Coutts 0438 356 624 Great Ocean Road Real Estate

15 CAWOOD STREET

$1,050,000

Great Little Beach Home or Elite Commercial Investment

Patrick Hayden 0437 882 088 Hayden Real Estate Torquay

72 DORMAN STREET

TORQUAY

James Worssam 0418 585 815 Great Ocean Road Real Estate

540 SKENES CREEK RD

SKENES CREEK/APOLLO BAY

Apollo Bay’s Newest Townhouse Development... “SALT WATER” Offers from $550,000 – $600,000

Perch Yourself At ‘THE EYRIE’

• Spaciously designed with a two storey floor plan and 5 star energy efficiency rating. It stands out from the crowd • 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 spacious deck areas & European fittings & fixtures • Sensationally located within 200m to Apollo Bay’s sandy beaches • Environmentally eco-friendly design in harmony with quality construction and premium position

• First time on the market, this landmark property is available with a unique planning permit for a 2nd dwelling • Centered on almost 11 hectares of combined natural bush and cleared land, The Eyrie features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a huge open plan living area, a local Blackwood timber kitchen and all the utilities that enhance modern living • Special features include a fully-glazed atrium shower, soaring cathedral ceilings & a paved, north facing courtyard

Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424 Great Ocean Road Real Estate

www.surfcoasttimes.com.au

$1.4M – $1.6M

Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424 Great Ocean Road Real Estate

www.bellarinetimes.com.au

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