Want to own a piece of St Kilda history?
Posted on 19 Nov 2015, 10:39 a.m. in Abercromby's, News
35 Burnett Street, St Kilda: History on the hill.
One really should arrive by horse and carriage and wear a full-length dress with a bustle or a starched, wing-tip collar and cravat – or at least carry a pocket watch – to inspect this fabulously oversized and historically significant property. - See more: http://www.theweeklyreview.com.au/spaces/35-burnett-street-st-kilda-history-on-the-hill/
A Country Estate With English Gardens Heads to Auction
Posted on 19 Nov 2015, 10:31 a.m. in Abercromby's, Coast & Country, News
Heritage-listed, refined and unforgettably spectacular, Ard Rudah is a property that takes you to a world all of its own. Just 45 minutes from Melbourne CBD and approximately 25 minutes from Tullamarine International Airport, Ard Rudah is the ultimate country escape.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/a-country-estate-with-english-gardens-heads-to-auction-1447813657
Why Melbourne’s elite retreat to Flinders!
Posted on 19 Nov 2015, 10:27 a.m. in Abercromby's, Coast & Country, News
They say the village of Flinders in Victoria has the world’s cleanest air, whipped straight off the Antarctic.
It certainly boasts one of the world’s most stunning coastlines, a rugged collection of rock and beach where Westernport Bay meets the Bass Strait. It’s a mix of unforgiving, wild waves on one side and safer bay beaches on the other. Inland, vineyards blanket the landscape.
“It’s a bit like the Riviera of Australia,” says Jock Langley, the director of Abercromby’s Real Estate. “It’s fast becoming the region for Melbourne’s wealthy and elite. That whole peninsula has seen massive changes in the last 10-20 years.” Read More: http://www.domain.com.au/news/escape-why-melbournes-elite-retreat-to-flinders-20151118-gkvznv/
Cream of the Crop, featuring our director Jock Langley
Posted on 10 Nov 2015, 10:16 a.m. in Abercromby's, Auctions, Luxury & Lifestyle, News
Melbourne’s luxury real estate market looks set to boom: agents
Source: The Australian | November 07, 2015
Melbourne’s prestige property market is set for a flurry of activity over summer and into next year as buyers see value in a market that has begun recovering from its post-GFC lethargy.
But experts warn further volatility in the equities markets could put a damper on buyer hunger for homes worth $5 million and above, while reducing corporate profits will also have an impact.
Affluent southeastern suburbs of Toorak, Kew and Canterbury are where the activity in the established homes will be, while the $5m-plus apartments will be sold in the central business district, Southbank and East Melbourne.
One local, at Kew, will aim to capture the demand for trophy homes in the Victorian capital, putting a home on Swinton Avenue up for auction this weekend with hopes of reaping more than $9m.
The home, called Swinton, has views over the river and city skyline, with the recently renovated house on a 2013sq m block of land about 7km from the CBD. Built in 1856, the Italianate six-bedroom, five-bathroom property includes a music room, formal sitting and dining rooms, and a luxurious kitchen. There is also a guesthouse that has been converted from horse stables.
The agent marketing the property, Abercromby’s Real Estate director Jock Langley, says there has been a surge of inquiries in the high-end market in the past month. Read More
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