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Just because you’re on a budget doesn’t mean you can’t get amazing results from your renovation, writes Robyn Willis

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A Healesville property featuring huge redwoods and cedars planted a century ago by a former director of the Royal Botanic Gardens is for sale, offering the chance to “live in a botanical garden”.

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Grace Rummery managed to put away a whopping $20,000 in just six months without noticing after making one simple but major change.

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Just like city homes come in all shapes and sizes, so too do some of SA’s best country escapes. Prepare to be pleasantly surprised by the following five offerings. Take a look.

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A unique Frankston property formerly owned by a prominent rich lister could be buyers’ best chance for a bargain this weekend, after its asking price was slashed by $340,000.

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When this three bedroom home was revamped, the owners were careful to preserve the nostalgia, keeping it ‘a little bit retro’.

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Pink castles are few and far between and then there’s Callingwood Hall in the UK. 

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Housing affordability supposedly ranks as a top-three federal election issue, after the cost of living and healthcare and ageing, according to a survey by the Housing Industry Association.

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Sydney remains Australia’s number one luxury market and is still ranked among the world best performing cities for high-end real estate, even with the downturn.

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Victoria’s stay-at-home shoppers are set to make industrial warehouses in Melbourne’s western suburbs even hotter property than their own homes this year. Find out why.

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