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Luxurious living in premier position
Set on a beautifully landscaped private point in Queensland’s Airlie Beach, ‘Mandalay’ presents an unrivalled blend of inspired design and luxurious living.
The Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired estate is set between Pioneer Bay and the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. The impressive contemporary residence, with sliding glass walls and expansive terraces, is designed for maximum enjoyment of the surrounding Whitsunday Islands.
Owner Bill Sharpe, whose firm was the Australian ‘builder of the year’ in 2007/08, constructed Mandalay in 2005. The home encompasses 1,230 square metres and features a master suite with a separate dressing room, deluxe bathroom, and private balcony. It also includes three further bedrooms and bathrooms, formal living and dining rooms, cinema, caterer’s kitchen with a walk-in pantry, casual lounge, an infinity pool with a swim-up wet bar, and C-Bus smart wiring which controls the properties lighting, security, Bose sound system, and garden irrigation.
The grounds showcase stunning tropical gardens, a private marina with a floating dock and protected berth, a helipad, and an outdoor entertaining pavilion with Teppanyaki barbeque, kitchen, powder room, and dining area.
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Take A holiday at home
Real estate investor, Greg Malouf, is selling his secluded sanctuary for over $6 million.
Located at the end of a private driveway by the sandy shores of idyllic Gibsons Beach in Sydney’s Eastern suburbs, this peaceful property presents a rare and unique opportunity to secure one of Sydney’s premier locations.
Capturing never-to-be-built-out beach, reserve and harbour views all the way to the Harbour Bridge, the Polynesian-inspired home was designed by renowned Sydney Architect, Peter Muller, with interiors by renowned designer Garth Barnett.
Spanning three levels, the home accommodates four large bedrooms, three bathrooms, a gourmet kitchen with Gaggenau appliances, formal living area with concealed cocktail bar and pop-up plasma television, gourmet kitchen, gymnasium, steam room, and a four-car auto garage with internal access.
“You would expect to drive for hours to find a place like this; not find it perched on the edge of Sydney Harbour, 10km from the CBD and metres from Doyles Seafood Restaurant and Watsons Bay,” says agent Reece Coleman.
The home also includes a casual living space opening onto a sun-soaked deck and a gas-heated infinity edge pool, a soundproofed custom-designed media room with a remote-controlled home theatre screen and a top of the range Marantz sound system.
Additional features include electronic external shutters, heated limestone and timber flooring, video intercom, and full security.
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Kylie Minogue lists her London mansion
Kylie is selling her London mansion for £4.5 million ($AU7.6 million).
Located in Drayton Gardens, South Kensington, the three bedroom home includes large terraces and views over Chelsea.
The interiors were designed by Candy & Candy, a London-based interior design company headed by brothers Nick (36) and Christian (35). The successful pair are famous for their lavish designs and equally prolific personal acquisitions, including a 17,500 square foot penthouse in Monaco, a 30-room duplex penthouse that was recently valued at €192 million, and a new motor yacht named ‘Candyscape II’.
Minogue is also reported to have purchased a £450,000 ($AU800 thousand) villa in Tossa de Mar in Spain, near the family home of her Spanish boyfriend, male model Andrés Velencoso.
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A heavenly piece of Malvern's history
A piece of Melbourne’s history is being sold in the Melbourne suburb of Malvern.
The Bluestone chapel was built between 1856 and 1869 on part of the ‘Rosehill Estate’, which the house was named after. The property was purchased by a squatter named Thomas Cumming in 1880 and has since been home to many notable personalities, including Walter Henry Lewis - a solicitor and the Lord Mayor of Malvern, Alexander Creswick - a horseman and amateur jockey, Essingtgn Lewis - a Managing Director of BHP, and the Australian Red Cross.
“To say this home has the wow factor would be an understatement. I doubt there is another home in Melbourne like this,” says agent Kevin O'Brien.
Today, a stunning Robert Mills renovation offers spectacular refined living, and includes three bedrooms, central bathroom, powder room, gourmet kitchen, a luxurious family domain, Tuscan-style terrace, parquetry floors, two gas fireplaces, video security, double basement parking, and city views.
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