Tag: real estate

In a dress circle location replete with period homes, "Durvol" arguably wears the crown for kerbside beauty.

A beautiful property of about 18.2 hectares, The Springs is devoted to equestrian pursuits, with supporting infrastructure at an outstanding level.

This six-hectare property feels so secluded and leafy, it's hard to believe it's actually just two minutes' drive from the Calder Freeway.

On a sloping block of about 1500 square metres, with gardens professionally designed to follow the lay of the land, this flawlessly presented house will have no problems attracting quality-seeking families.

This is the kind of property that truly does exemplify - cleverly, thoughtfully and engagingly - an all-age family lifestyle at a covetable level.

What a cracking example of how a California bungalow’s charms can be reinterpreted, reconfigured and expanded into chic glam from go to whoa.

If ever a unit suited a downsizer or city commuter looking for a great base in the village, this is it.

In wide, open country affording spectacular unimpeded sunset views, Balmoral Lodge is a house chock-full of grace and style. It’s a wonderful base to retreat to once work is finished with horses or other critters that will be right at home on the pristine land of about 51 hectares.

There’s not a skerrick of this place that isn’t faultlessly presented and dedicated to the spiffy look of today.

A property of about 286 hectares, Banoon is ideally suited to horses, cattle, sheep and cropping. It includes a charming, recently revamped c1926 residence with period features juxtaposing with contemporary comforts.

What’s clearly a much-loved family home is now ready for its next chapter – and it’s looking mighty fine for the purpose. Beautifully presented, with fresh pearl-grey wall paint and elegantly dressed windows, its era pointers of an archway, multi-paned windows and exposed bricks provide warmth and individuality.

This one, in popular Jacksons Creek estate, has the good looks, generous floorplan and large garden block of about 1045 square metres that will tempt families of all stripes. It’s in a nicely tucked-away spot, yet just five minutes’ drive from the village centre and primary and secondary schools.

The eyebrow-like awnings on the façade of this c1940s abode perhaps signpost the strong impression of individuality found beyond the front door – which, by the way, rocks stunning leadlight. Individuality here is in the sense of being bold in transforming and selectively honing a solid, unremarkable weatherboard into a sharp, contemporary house that would appeal to all kinds of buyers.

A dead-set charmer in the heart of the village, Coroneagh is a classic California bungalow replete with the magic of the era, yet treated with contemporary liveability.

In the heart of town, this great little freestanding unit is a winner for retirees, investors and city commuters.