Lifestyle properties don’t get much better than this, which is why this sprawling estate with covered space for 14 cars is set to smash the suburb record by more than seven figures.
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Lawrence Mooney is selling the Elsternwick house he bought just two years ago. It was his family’s “dream home”, but life there just didn’t work out for the comedian and radio personality.
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Get your custom build off to a flying start by asking these five questions first.
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An awkward corner block on a busy roundabout with regular road noise and limited canal frontage is now home to a luxury head-turning house designed by top architect Paul Uhlmann.
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The Gold Coast may be home to some of the world’s best beaches and water parks, but when it comes to cooling off at home this incredible backyard pool holds its own.
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See how this quaint one-bedroom cottage in Sydney’s inner-west was transformed into a practical and fun three-bedroom family home.
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More than two months into the U.S. pandemic, Inman’s second coronavirus survey indicates agents are losing deals. But there are glimmers of hope as well.
No deaths due to low virus cases. Plenty of space and lower population density. Oh and it’s a pretty nice place to call home. Could these key facts lead to a FNQ property boom?
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The 12,000-square-foot townhouse first hit the market in 2014 for $50 million. It was cut to $28 million in 2017 and, now, it’s been relisted for $11.45 million.
Realogy argues that SIRVA is inappropriately citing the coronavirus pandemic as a reason for pulling out of an agreed-upon sale.