Friday 30th July

Newport Beach's golden ticket

Newport Beach is set to open its arms to a lucky new owner as a property in one of Sydney’s most coveted hotspots is put on the market.

The stunning estate, currently owned by Greg and Fiona Griffiths, is already attracting interest from savvy locals waiting to pounce on the rare gem to superstars wanting their own slice of Australia at its best.

The property benefits from a rare combination of ideal proximity to the city’s amenities, yet is only minutes from holiday havens such as Palm Beach. Neighbouring properties are home to Australian movers and shakers, including the owners of Cottee’s Cordial, Pandora Jewelery, Harris Farm Market, the Paspaley family, and Harry Hodge of Quiksilver.

“Newport Beach is emerging as one of Sydney’s most prestigious beachfront locations with a budding restaurant and shopping precinct that is very accessible to the CBD,” says Greg Griffiths.

Named ‘Elandra’, the house was custom designed by renowned Architect, Susan Rothwell. It features 270 degree beach and ocean views, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, open plan living areas, gymnasium, steam room, spa pool, and cinema room.

For further information, find it on www.millionplus.com.au

Dennis Hopper's home hits the market

The home of the late Dennis Hopper has been listed for sale for nearly $7 million.

The award winning actor, filmmaker and artist first made a name for himself appearing in the 1955 classic ‘Rebel Without a Cause’. Since then, he directed and starred in ‘Easy Rider’ in 1969, and featured in blockbusters such as ‘Apocalypse Now’ in 1979, and ‘Speed’ in 1994. Hopper was also a prolific photographer, painter, and sculptor.

His home is located in the Californian suburb of Venice and is an eclectic mix of modern architecture with rustic accents. The properties main residence, designed by Brian A. Murphy, is constructed from corrugated steel and features cavernous, light filled spaces. The property also includes a lap pool, pool house, art barn, three loft-style townhouses created by architect Frank Gehry, and an original bungalow-style cottage, which was built in 1909.

Magnetic appeal

Inspired by the relaxed spirit and laid-back style of North Queensland, and designed by award-winning architects Fairweather Proberts, One Bright Point’s interiors exhibit creative design in perfect balance with nature.

“Living here on this island oasis is the best kept secret in Australia. Everything you need from the mainland is here, you will never want to leave,” said agent Jill Jarvis.

One Bright Point’s luxury 165m2 penthouse is located on the exclusive Magnetic Island overlooking the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park and features floor to ceiling glass windows and is eco-designed for the tropical north climate with louvered walls, breezeways and large roof overhangs. The penthouse includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, lagoon swimming pools, and multiple living zones.

For further information, visit www.onebrightpoint.com.au or find it on www.millionplus.com.au

Luxurious living in Melbourne Bayside

After a record price for their previous property of $6.35 million, Rubicon Pacific has listed their latest luxury development in Brighton’s Golden Mile for $4.25 million.

The prestigous apartment development has been designed by SJB Architecture to showcase the very best finishes in one of Melbourne’s most prestigious locations. Rubicon Pacific also enlisted the capable hands of award winning landscape designer, Jack Merlo, to create transitional harmony between indoor and outdoor living.

Each of the six apartments will feature three bedrooms, three bathrooms, three car spaces, pool, spacious outdoor entertaining areas, and extensive use of natural materials such as stone, marble and highly honed and polished natural timbers.

For further information, find it on www.millionplus.com.au