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    Paul Kinghorn
    0417 113 501

     

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    Display Suite: 519 Toorak Road,
    Toorak 3142

    Stephen Bowtell
    0455 038 022

    Jason De Stefano
    0413 292 666

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      Stephen Bowtell
      0455 038 022

      Jason De Stefano
      0413 292 666

      Paul Kinghorn
      0417 113 501

       

      Inspect as advertised or by appointment
      Display Suite: 519 Toorak Road,
      Toorak 3142

      The Yarra River

      Clubs + Recreation

      Beginning on southern slopes of the Great Dividing Range, the Yarra River weaves its way through the forested hills of the Yarra Ranges and through the city of Melbourne before its journey ends at the mouth of Port Phillip Bay. Explore the Yarra and take in its natural beauty on a calming river cruise, take an enlivening walk along the Capital City Trail, or settle in for a beautiful sunset along the grassy bank.

      Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club

      Clubs + Recreation

      One of the most prestigious tennis venues in Australia, the Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club is an iconic Melbourne institution—appreciated by players and fans across the globe. Comprising stunning and meticulously groomed grass courts, Plexicushion courts and fully-lit all-weather en tout cas courts, the club offers a seamless year-round service and plays host to the world’s most elite players.

      Open Address

      489 Glenferrie Road
      Kooyong 3144
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      Malvern Gardens

      Clubs + Recreation

      Sprawling, peaceful and steeped in history, Malvern Gardens is built around a natural spring and is recognised by the Victorian Heritage Register. Once a barren, sandy heath-covered stretch of land, the area was transformed into a lush, green English-style park by 19th-century gardener Thomas Pockett, and went on to be the setting for Malvern’s proclamation as a city.

      Open Address

      1275/1277 High Street
      Malvern 3144
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      Harold Holt Swin Centre

      Clubs + Recreation

      Designed in 1969 by local architects Kevin Borland and Daryl Jackson, the Harold Holt Swim Centre is built on the site of the original Malvern Swimming Baths and is one of the earliest examples of Brutalist architecture in Victoria.

      Open Address

      1409-1413 High Street
      Glen Iris 3146
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