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Teammates of a Sunbury cricketer who is undergoing chemotherapy in a London hospital are hoping for wide community support for a charity event raising money to help bring him home.

Jessy Carroll, 24, was about six months into a dream backpacking trip around Europe when he was diagnosed with stage 4 non-Hodgkin B cell lymphoma.

East Sunbury Cricket Club spokesman Keith Osborne said the allrounder went for a check-up about a month ago aer feeling lethargic.

Lets bring Jessy homeBecause it was a stage 4 cancer, they started

chemotherapy almost straight away, Osborne said. eyve been trying to get him t enough to y but obviously its quite an intensive process.

Jessys mother has own to England to be by his side as his treatment continues.

Osborne said the club hoped an event at Goonawarra Reserve this Saturday night would pay for Jessy, his mum and a nurse to y to Melbourne before Christmas.

e fundraiser will include an auction, rae and barbecue.

Osborne described Jessy as a real character

who had quickly matured into a leader of the six-year-old club.

Hes been there since the start and has become one of our real role models, he said.

Ive seen him grow beyond his years hes really come of age.

Jessys brother, Shane, said the clubs eorts would help make a tough journey a little easier.

Were just so appreciative of all that theyre doing, he said.

Hes just so well loved. If youre having a beer, hes the bloke you want to have around.

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The epicurean delights of the Macedon Ranges will take centre stage as part of this weekends Macedon Ranges Wine and Food Festival.

Formerly known as Budburst, the program for the 25th anniversary event includes a visit by wine writer Max Allen, degustation dinners, live music, picnic cricket and the chance to sample vintages from 30 local wineries.

Hanging Rock Winery sales and marketing manager Ruth Ellis says the fact the Macedon Ranges winemaking prowess remains something of a secret actually plays into the festivals hands.

Were the same distance from Melbourne as the Yarra Valley, but because we havent got big conglomerates, we dont get quite the same attention, she says. But we nd its a bit like in Melbourne, all the best bars are the ones down hidden laneways. People tend to love that Ive been somewhere you havent type of thing.

We dont get the busloads of hens parties and so on, but it makes for a really nice family atmosphere.

Hanging Rock Winerys barrel hall, usually an industrial space, will morph into a venue with wine, Hanging Rock beef, a barbecue, live music and even a warehouse sale. Weekend winery passes are available for $15. Details at www.budburst.com.

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Sunbury Residents Association president Bernie OFarrell said people wanted to see a greater focus on Sunburys needs in future budgets.

We dont accept the auditors ndings our expectation is that, while we remain part of Hume, the town will get its fair share.

Mr OFarrell said inadequate carparking remained a perennial problem.

As reported by Star Weekly in June, the council defended claims its 2015-16 budget was too focused on the east of the municipality. Cr Jack Ogilvie voted against the budget, saying there was little in it for Sunbury. He claimed

By Matt Crossman

Hume council has promised to ensure Sunbury continues to receive a fair deal in future budgets.

With the question of an independent Sunbury settled, for now, chief executive Domenic Isola said the town has not suered as a result of the uncertainty of recent years.

I dont like the notion that we havent looked aer it, because we have, he said.

Mr Isola said the council would continue to look aer the municipality as a whole when preparing budgets, allocating capital works funding on an as-needs basis.

eres always people peeking over the back fence to see what someone else has got, but we sit there and look at what is the highest priority.

e previous governments gazettal of orders for a new Sunbury council was formally rescinded last week.

Mr Isola said the council was working on plans for a global learning centre and heated hydrotherapy pool in Sunbury.

Were also looking at what we do with a third [railway] crossing and carparking. All of these projects get put onto an overall list and the councillors go through with the ocers assistance and look at the highest priorities.

all the big money was being spent in areas such as Craigieburn.

Mr Isola pointed to plans for a new warm water pool at Sunbury Aquatic Centre ($400,000), new civic centre designs ($2million) and reconstruction of a Wildwood Road bridge.

A total of $1.75 million has been set aside to redevelop Clarke Ovals McMahon pavilion, and $650,000 for the refurbishment of the Langama Park pavilion.

Sunbury Community Progress Association previously said it believed the town continued to get a fair deal.

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Romseys Sabrina Parrini is preparing to race up Australias tallest building for the second time and this time she will compete as a vegan.

Ms Parrini, who credits the switch to an animal product-free diet for leaving her feeling less sluggish, has stepped up her training regime for this years Eureka Climb.

More than 2500 people have entered Sundays 88-oor event, which raises money for youth charity Whitelion and Interplast Australia.

Ms Parrini says weekly trips to the CBD for formal training arranged by event organisers have helped her preparation.

Ive never done formal training like this, so thats been really helpful, just to get you into that mindset, she says.

In previous years Ive just been going down Hanging Rock and doing a lot of training outdoors.

But this year its included stairwells and that sort of thing.

Having previously competed as a vegetarian, Ms Parrini says her plant-based diet hasnt hindered performance.

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A group calling for more action on climate change will present a 3500-signature petition to Macedon Ranges council this Tuesday.

e Macedon Ranges Green Energy Coalition wants the council to commit to becoming carbon neutral by 2020.

e group is seeking a stand-alone climate change policy and recommends the installation of solar panels on all council buildings, at an estimated cost of $1 million.

Coalition co-ordinator Rob Bakes said supporters were being encouraged to make colourful banners and attend Tuesdays petition handover in Kyneton ahead of a Peoples Climate Rally through the streets of the town on November 29.

Mr Bakes said people were frustrated that various levels of government were still merely talking about action on climate change.

If we can get ordinary citizens to advise their elected representatives in a serious way, where they will take notice of it, then well get better outcomes, he said.

e council has previously said calls for emissions reduction targets and the installation of solar panels would be considered as part of its new environment strategy but the coalitions suggested timeframe was not feasible.

e council recently gave in-principle support to RMIT Universitys greenhouse challenge to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions.

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Many women experience some form of baby blues in the days aer having a child. But when Sunburys Leanne Schultz gave birth to her daughter almost 12 years ago, she became enveloped by something quite dierent.

She was born on a Monday and I started crying on the Wednesday, and it just didnt stop, Ms Schultz says. By the time she was 10 days old, I had a brief episode of psychosis.

Aer a stay in hospital, Ms Schultz began attending Sunbury Community Healths mother to mother post-natal depression (PND) support group.

She says the non-judgmental nature of the peer to peer group was crucial to her recovery.

Women who have experienced the lifesaving assistance provided by the group are being invited to a reunion this Wednesday.

e group was run out of the Macedon Street centre for 24 years before going into hiatus in March.

Ms Schultz, whose daughter Angela turns 12 this week, said while she had been referred to a psychiatrist and put on medication, it wasnt until she connected with SCH counsellor Terrie Hollingsworth that things began to really improve.

e group became my lifeline. We didnt have any family here, she said. ey say it takes a village to raise a child. We didnt have a village, but we formed one there.

Ms Schultz, who has gone on to complete a psychology degree and now works as a counsellor, said the group helped create real and lasting relationships.

My best friends are women who were in that group when our children were babies.

Its the power of peer support. Whats behind PND might be dierent for every woman, but

Mums face PND best togetherat the end of it, every woman there is having a terrible time.

SCHs Ms Hollingsworth said she had no doubt the group had saved the lives of a number of women, with some actively suicidal when they were rst referred.

Members frequently maintained contact in between meetings and, aer the advent of social media, kept in touch via a closed Facebook group.

It allowed women to feel safe enough to disclose what they thought were really quite frightening thoughts and experiences about motherhood, Ms Hollingsworth said.

ey gained a tremendous amount of reassurance and learnt to trust themselves and their own abilities by being able to share those fears.

e group was put on hold due to declining numbers, but Ms Hollingsworth hopes something similar will take its place. Both Ms Schultz and Ms Hollingsworth said while online forums could be helpful, nothing could replace face to face contact.

Ms Hollingsworth said the pressure on mothers and the stigma surrounding PND hadnt changed from one generation to the next. Its subtle, but its there, she said. PND is not restricted to rst-time mothers it can happen to anybody.

e reunion is at 12-28 Macedon Street from 10am-noon this Wednesday. Details: 9744 4455. Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Australia: 1300 726 306. Lifeline: 13 11 14. Leanne Schultz with her daughter Angela. (Shawn Smits)

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Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Paynes dramatic arrival added to the colour and excitement of Wednesdays Kyneton Cup.

A crowd of almost 5000 people cheered as Payne alighted from a helicopter that ew her in from metropolitan media commitments in the wake of her surprise win last Tuesday.

It was like she was Princess Di, Kyneton and Hanging Rock Racing Club chief executive Jon Dight said of the welcome for Payne.

Cheers turned into a roar during the 2000m main event, with the Payne-ridden Akzar getting the run of the rail at the nal turn.

But New Zealand-trained Tristams Sun nished strongly to claim a second-straight Kyneton Cup.

Payne and gain for Cupe Robbie Laing-trained horse nished

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Dight said the rare back-to-back win capped a memorable race day.

Fashions on the eld went really well, the crowd was super behaved and there was such a good vibe all round, he said.

We cant fault it, from an event management perspective.

e club will host a series of Christmas race days before the action shis to Hanging Rock for an Australia Day meet on January 23.

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Vale Tim JellisGisbornes Tim Jellis, 25, has been remembered as a happy, caring man who loved God, football and helping others. A large crowd packed St Stephens Presbyterian Church in Surrey Hills on Friday to celebrate the life of Mr Jellis, who was killed in a smash on the Calder Freeway last month.

Drug chargesA 34-year-old Epping man has been charged with drug offences after police found him asleep in a car on Barry Road, New Gisborne about 4am last Friday. After nding drugs in the car, police searched a house in Epping, seizing a variety of drugs, cash and suspected stolen property. The man will face Broadmeadows Magistrates Court in March. An Epping woman, 35, has been remanded in custody.

Toddler hit by carA two-year-old boy was own to the Royal Childrens Hospital after being hit by a vehicle in the carpark of Macedons Tony Clarke Reserve on Sunday. The boy, who suffered facial, head and abdominal injuries, was in a critical condition.

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A retirement home for actresses will make for an unusual but entertaining setting for the latest production by The Mount Players. Noel Cowards comedy Waiting in the Wingsfocuses on a feud between two residents who once both loved the same man. The play opens at Macedons Mountview Theatre this Friday. Box ofce manager Cherry Servis says 18 people will appear on stage, with many more involved behind the scenes. Established by a handful of theatrically-inclined families in 1972, The Mount Players has become the largest theatre company in the area with close to 150 members. Waiting in the Wings will Waiting in the Wings will Waiting in the Wingsrun until December 5. Details: 5426 1892 or www.themountplayers.com

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A popular Sunbury park is expected to stay green throughout the year aer an irrigation system was installed as part of a recent upgrade.

A shelter, picnic table, seats and a drinking fountain, including a dogs bowl, have also been added at the Nook Bicentennial Park on Vaughan Street.

Hume mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou says the new irrigation system is a big deal.

It means that the grass and plants at the park will be green and healthy, even in the height of summer, she says.

Our ocers have also added some new turf around the shelter to improve the parks appearance.

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Nook is regularly frequented by families, joggers and people walking their dogs.

Ive been here 40 years, and to see the Nook grow the way it has is great. eyve spent a lot of money on it, but theyve done a good job.

He says the improvements will attract more people and encourage them to spend more time at the picturesque reserve.

Its just such a fantastic spot, Mr Watson said.

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Humes Acting Inspector Anthony Brown has welcomed a statewide review into the mental health and wellbeing of Victoria Police sta.

e study will look at how the organisation can best support ocers during and aer their careers.

It follows a series of suicides involving serving and retired ocers.

Hume police will also take part in a separate welfare study being undertaken by Deakin University that will help identify early warning

was committed to ensuring it was providing the best possible support.

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Acting Inspector Brown said police were not immune to the distressing scenes they were frequently exposed to.

ings like severe car accidents and domestic violence, which they are seeing far too much of on a daily basis they are placed into these situations, he said.

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Inspector Brown said. e last thing we want is anyone going home in a worse condition than what they arrived in and mental health is a big part of that.

e review team, including clinical and organisational psychologist Peter Cotton, retired superintendent Peter Bull and healthcare executive Nancy Hogan, will report by the end of January.

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Grass and trees will be trimmed and roadsides ploughed in coming weeks as VicRoads nishes its Macedon Ranges bushre fuel reduction program.

North-central regional director Mal Kersting said contractors had been working south from the Mallee, targeting high-risk roadsides ahead of whats expected to be an above normal re season.

He said VicRoads, which manages more than 4000 kilometres of arterial roads in the north-central area, had worked with agencies

Road and Mount Macedon Road will start this week.

Macedon Ranges council is almost six weeks into its own roadside program, having started in October, a month earlier than usual.

Council assets and operations director Dale ornton said the initial focus was on areas in the north and east of the shire, which are

including the CFA, the Department of Land, Environment, Water and Planning (DELWP) and councils to designate areas needing extra prevention works.

By slashing roadside grass, there is less likelihood of res taking o or gaining momentum, while a wide, clear road like the Calder Freeway can provide a type of rebreak, he said.

Mr Kersting said VicRoads had completed clearing works in 45 per cent of the targeted areas, including signicant stretches of the Calder and Hume freeways. Work on sections of Gisborne-Kilmore Road, Heathcote-Kyneton

known to dry out more quickly. e council is responsible for about 1700 kilometres of roads.

In the wake of the recent Lanceeld bushre, the CFA used Fire Action Week to urge people in regional areas to understand the local risks.

Its a great time to increase your understanding of the re risk where you live, a CFA spokesman said.

Take the time to prepare your property, and talk to your family and friends about what you plan to do if a re is nearby.

A report into the Lanceeld re, which began as a DELWP fuel reduction burn, is expected to be released this month.

Road work slashes re risks Talk to your family and friends about what you plan to do - CFA spokesman

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Discover great retirement living at Aveo Sunburys open day.

Our wonderful village, Aveo Sunbury is celebrating its 10 year anniversary and were excited that our final stage is now selling. Were hosting an open day and would love to invite you to view these spacious, modern units and experience what the village has to offer.

Join us at our open day from 11 am - 1 pm this Saturday, 14 November 2015: Food and drinks provided Enter our lucky door prize

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COMMUNITY CALENDARWANT YOUR EVENT LISTED? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-prot organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities. Send item details to Star Weekly Community Calendar, Corner Thomsons Road and Keilor Park Drive, Keilor Park, 3042, or email to [email protected]. Deadline for copy and announcements is noon Tuesday.

Sign up for netballTrials for the Macedon Cats 2016 netball teams will be held at Tony Clarke Reserve on November 14 and 21. The club is looking for players for its A, B, C grade and under 19 teams. Phone: 0437 584 675 [email protected]

Words on warfareAuthor Keith Hallet will talk about his new book From Desk to Dugout at Gisborne library from 7pm this Wednesday. Written with Robyn Youl, the book explores how moments in Victorian literary and educational history intersected with the war at Gallipoli and the Anzacs. 5428 3962

Its showtimeDont miss the 155th Kyneton Show on November 20 and 21. Events include Kyneton Idol, a ute muster, carnival, youth tent and reworks on Friday evening and a giant maze, animal nursery, farm shed and traditional agricultural show events on Saturday. www.kynetonshow.org.au

Spring into fashionSt Marys Guild will stage a spring and summer fashion fundraiser from 11am this Wednesday at Norma Richardson Hall, Woodend. Tickets: $10 (includes light lunch, tea and coffee and slices). 5427 2315 or [email protected]

Market to marketPick up some fresh local produce or fossick for a bargain at markets at Kyneton this Saturday. Kyneton Farmers Market is held at St Pauls Park on Piper Street, while the Rotary Community Park will be held in the grounds of the old market building at 17 Piper Street, from 9am-1pm.

Ping pong funSocial table tennis sessions are held on Wednesdays, 1-3pm, at Sunbury Football Club. Have fun and meet new friends. 9744 7061

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Big birthday bashCelebrate Macedon Primary Schools 140th anniversary during a reunion on November 28. There will be a display of photos, rolls and other documents, along with a roll call at 1.30pm. The schools biannual fete will also be held on the day. Smith Street, Macedon. 5426 1518

StreetLife at SunburySunburys StreetLife festival will showcase local businesses on November 22. This years event includes childrens activities and live entertainment. 10am-3pm in OShanassy Street. 0418 403 346

Mateship remodelledComedian Chris Franklin and musician Kieran Wicks will perform in Gisborne this Friday as part of an initiative that encourages people to shout a mate and create economic and social goodwill in country areas. Telegraph Hotel from 9pm. Entry is free. www.shoutamate.com.au

Capture natureLearn to capture the beauty of the Macedon Ranges in all their spring glory. The council will host two basic photography workshops this Saturday at Kynetons Bald Hill Bushland Reserve, 10am-12.30pm, and at UL Daly Reserve, Gisborne, November 28, 10am-12.30pm. 5421 9674

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Natura Siberica is giving you the chance to win one of two hair and body packs, valued at $103.94 each. This pack includes the Nutrition and Repair shampoo, Nutrition and Repair conditioner, Hair Mask dry/normal hair, Oblepikha foot cream, softening cream soap and extra rming hand cream. www.naturasiberica.net.au

To enter, visit www.winthisnow.com.au and follow the prompts. Entries close at 11.59pm on Sunday, November 15 and will be drawn at 9am the next day at 214-220 Park Street, South Melbourne, 3205. Winners will be notied in writing and their names published at www.winthisnow.com.au. Terms and Conditions are available at www.winthisnow.com.au.

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One member of todays Team Consider the Sauce grew up with yum cha.

Shes very open to all sorts of food experiences, and has a cracking sense of humor.

But she reckons Andys which has long been on the CTS to do list is not really a real yum cha joint.

I know what she means. It comes across as your average humble suburban Chinese eatery. And certainly there are no yum cha trolleys whizzing every which-way.

I nd the meal at this Essendon yum cha outpost to be very good indeed.

Andys is situated in a smallish Essendon neighbourhood that has some good eateries.

My companions enjoy our meal, too, though my enthusiasm seems to be on another level entirely.

My worst case scenario had been that the dumplings oered here would display the tell-tale signs of mass production and have come from plastic bags, frozen then steamed.

But what we are served I nd to be excellent.Our dumplings containing all the expected

ingredients, such as prawns, pork, coriander and more evince a range of textures and avours that I really adore.

A high point is the greens with oyster sauce its expertly done and easy to eat.

Also impressive are the pork ribs in black bean sauce and steamed pork buns these latter are usually Bennies domain, but here even I am wowed.

We eat very well and the price ends up being a wonderful $15 each.

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This is not an ordinary role we are looking to find highly professionalemotionally intelligent people who strive for excellence in all they do.We are totally committed to establishing a gender balance within ourteam. We welcome applications from both men and women who trulybelieve they have the qualities and skills listed above.Our success is based on CUSTOMER SERVICE EXCELLENCE and

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Maybe its the kindness found among its lawn bowlers that inuences the people who manage, work, play and cook good food at Kyneton Bowling Club.

Venue manager Rebecca Bell shares a recent experience that demonstrates that kindness.

One Sunday, a family was celebrating the life of a recently passed away brother who loved nothing better than playing Keno here among friends, she says.

It moved our bowlers to take the kids under their wings. This let the adults relax and reminisce as our lovely bowlers showed the kids how to play the game and treated them to chocolate and drinks.

Thats why visitors love our club its an attitude thing that spills out everywhere.

The clubs bistro, Tonys Place Restaurant & Bar, is owned and managed by Tony Elia and his wife, Laila, who is head chef.

Family gatherings were always around the table, with lots of food and stories, Tony says. We love it when our customers compliment us it keeps us going and wanting to try new things. We like to impress.

Lailas menu runs to modern Aussie with a twist of Mediterranean. Tonys Seafood Scotch ticks the modern Aussie box and is one of the most popular dishes its a 300-gram top-quality steak topped with skewered prawns in garlic butter and nished with mushies, bacon and shallots.

The classic Italian bruschetta, all fresh and light, brings in the Mediterranean, as does the wide pasta selection and the tiramisu.

Old faves such as chicken parma and sh n chips are represented and the Chicken Matilda is winning fans grilled chicken tossed in a mustard sauce mingled with bacon, shallots and mushrooms.

If its a little bit of love you look for in your food or your local club, Kyneton Bowling Club could be your next lunch or dinner destination. And bring your friends.

Kyneton Bowling Club, 61-79 Mollison Street, Kyneton. Bistro opens noon-2pm Wednesday-Friday and 6-8pm Wednesday-Saturday. Inquiries: 5422 1902 or www.kynetonbc.com.au

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dishes its a 300-gram top-quality steak topped with skewered prawns in garlic butter and nished with mushies, bacon and shallots.

The classic Italian bruschetta, all fresh and light, brings in the Mediterranean, as does the wide pasta selection and the tiramisu.

Old faves such as chicken parma and sh n chips are represented and the Chicken Matilda is winning fans grilled chicken tossed in a mustard sauce mingled with bacon, shallots and mushrooms.

If its a little bit of love you look for in your food or your local club, Kyneton Bowling Club could be your next lunch or dinner destination. And bring your friends.

Kyneton Bowling Club, 61-79 Mollison Street, Kyneton. Bistro opens noon-2pm Wednesday-Friday and 6-8pm Wednesday-Saturday. Inquiries: 5422 1902 or www.kynetonbc.com.au

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If theres one dish that puts a pubs grub on the map, its a good steak followed by a great parma, one that perfectly pairs with a cold beer.

So its good news that Royal Hotel Sunburys new chef, Kade Brennan, plans on keeping these dening faves on the menu.

Its no ordinary steak, says Kade. It comes from Aussie paddocks, aged to our specications and grain-fed for 100 days, so its full of avour and comes with a supplier guarantee of tenderness.

In fact, something I really appreciate about the Royal is its commitment to fresh (never frozen) Australian produce. Our chicken comes

from cage-free farms and is hormone and antibiotic-free; the pork is sow stall-free, and fresh seafood comes from sustainable sh stocks.

Now the menu is moving into more summery dishes, it still offers the popular all-season chicken scaloppine, which comes with a mushroom cream sauce, along with other dishes that have stood the test of time.

Our classic Caesar salad is a summertime winner, made more substantial with the addition of chicken, to go with cos lettuce, crispy bacon, croutons, parmesan and a poached egg, Kade says. Another is the crispy-skin salmon on garlic

mash with char-grilled capsicum, broccolini and balsamic glaze recommended with a glass of South Island Sav Blanc, of course.

The small, but perfectly formed, dessert selection includes the all-season favourites of sticky date pudding, chocolate mousse, and apple crumble with crme Anglaise.

The Royal isnt just known for its bistro, though. Its also an entertainment hub, with Planet X playing pub rock from 9pm on Fridays.

Royal Hotel Sunbury, 63 Evans Street, Sunbury. Opens 7am-3am daily. Inquiries: 9744 1550 or www.royalhotelsunbury.com.au

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About 4.13 hectares, Coolmore is a lovely, tranquil farmlet with a ne dwelling and many Coolmore is a lovely, tranquil farmlet with a ne dwelling and many Coolmorelifestyle components families seek. Not only is there a fenced, solar-heated, inground salt pool with nearby pavilion, there are also well-fenced paddocks, four stables and tack and feed rooms for horse-lovers. Another appealing inclusion is an integrated unit with bedroom, bathroom and a living area, with access to its own deck. Three more bedrooms include the main with twin built-in wardrobes and an en suite. Living areas include a separate lounge room and a family-meals zone (gas log re), and theres a study. The very large kitchen has cupboards galore, dishwasher, wall oven and electric cooktop. The lounge room links with a second deck where the serenity of this place is ready to be soaked up. Solar panels, solar HWS, water tank, bore, vegie patch, a shed and a double garage with internal access via a large mud room are other keynote features.

Kennedy & Hunt: 5428 2544 Price: Contact agent Private sale

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At Pear Tree Cottage, lovely period features, such as high boarded ceilings, a cast-iron replace with period surround, dado walls, ornate plaster ceiling, sash windows and old (along with new) oorboards, combine with a white colour palette and grey carpets. A modern makeover makes this a contemporary abode, on the block of about 1136 square metres. The three bedrooms, each with a wardrobe and one with a replace, ank the entry hall, and share a bright, modern bathroom. Next to family and dining zones, the new kitchen is small but well formed, and links via a glass slider to a large, covered pergola over brick paving. This has views over the north-facing backyard, with fruit trees and silver birches dotting the lawn, several boxed vegie gardens and a cubbyhouse and sandpit. Gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, water tank, double carport and a double garage/workshop are other attractions, all within a short stroll of schools and Piper Street delights.

RT Edgar: 5427 1222 Price: $520,000 $570,000 Private sale

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On a big block with development potential, subject to council approval, this house will be a temptation for rst-home buyers, downsizers and investors. Two of the three big bedrooms share a bright bathroom with a spa, while the main has a full en suite. Solid oorboards anchor the family-meals zone and kitchen. The sitting area has a wood heater and there are timber blinds throughout. The kitchen has plenty of timber cupboards (including leadlight overheads), a dishwasher and upright cooker. A large covered pergola above a fenced deck with bistro blinds looks out to a big backyard with a couple of mature trees and space galore for hitting around a cricket ball or theres a park nearby, along with tennis courts and cafe. A concrete driveway leads to a double carport, beyond which is a steel double garage with a back roller-door providing backyard access.

Gisborne Real Estate: 5428 8895 Price: $420,000 Private sale

NEW GISBORNE 24 Woodworth Street, 3438

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On a manicured block of about 0.4 hectares, with farmland all around, this beautifully maintained steel-framed house has all the practicality and comfort looked for in a semi-rural property on the edge of town. Three of the four big bedrooms have wardrobes, while the main has a tted walk-in wardrobe and full en suite. The front lounge room has oating oorboards and period ourishes, such as a wide bay window, ceiling rosette and ornate cornices. Next to a tiled family-meals zone, the newly renovated kitchen has a large pantry, dishwasher, electric oven and gas cooktop. Theres also a rumpus-theatre-play room for extra exibility. A 6x4.5-metre insulated and fully lined Colorbond shed is set up as a games room, but would make a ne ofce or studio. A 7x15-metre workshop has power, concrete oor and phone connection. Gas ducted heating, split-systems, undercover entertainment area, town and tank water and secure fencing are extras.

Chess Property Consultants: 5429 5544 Price: $557,000 Private sale

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Sometimes you arrive at a property and just breathe wow. This is such a place, not because of the house although thats mighty ne. Its the location within a few strides from the front door of Spavin Lake and its walking trail, the air scented with magnicent eucalypts.

It gets a bit wow out the back of the house, too, which is where a lot of life would be lived right now. Theres a huge gabled pergola, elevated and with glass fencing so as not to impede leafy views. Under a lofty eucalypt, fenced and with

tiled surround, theres a kidney-shaped pool. Then, on the abutting lower (paved) level, theres a Victorian-style gazebo sheltering a wood-re pizza oven.

And all this comes with pretty gardens (automatically irrigated), and a timber cubby house, sandpit and in-ground trampoline for when kids tire of the pool.

Now, to the house. Its a great mix of elegant comfort, as found in the carpeted lounge-dining room (with brick replace), and modern family room with a dollop of Federation styling (dado rails bisecting

cream and mid-grey paintwork) executed in a today way.

Polished Tassie oak oorboards anchor the entry foyer and the family room, which links with the outdoor entertainment zone.

Next to a tiled meals area (and linking with the lounge room), the kitchen has wonderful redgum cabinetry with on-trend ttings, charcoal granite benchtops, soft-grey glass splashback, concealed Asko dishwasher, and underbench oven and gas cooktop with the Italian Andi label.

Leading Real Estate: 9744 2244 Price: $500,000 $530,000 Auction: November 21 at 1pm

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Along with a study, three large bedrooms (two with built-in wardrobes) are carpeted in grey. The main bedroom has a wall of windows with views, a walk-in wardrobe behind mirrored doors and an en suite.

Ducted heating and cooling, a 1kW solar system, solar/gas HWS, 7000-litre water tank, two garden sheds, wood storage bay and a double carport add to the propertys attractions. This is one thats ripe to be snafed by a wise buyer come auction day.

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Diggers Rest 195 Duncans Lane

4 2 8Heaven For The EquestrianSet on 15 peaceful acres, this four-bedroom plus study home comes with everything the equestrian enthusiast dreams of. Thegenerous family residence features a living/dining, family/meals/Jarrah kitchen and large covered entertaining area, plusheating/cooling, solar panels and town water. Four paddocks include horse boxes, there's a floodlit horse mnage, plus apowered barn with horse wash, two powered sheds, one with workshop and home office, a dam and double garage. Close toCalder Freeway and ten minutes to Watergardens Shopping Centre.

Private SaleOpen Sat 12.00-12.30pmPrice $1,400,000Contact Lance Long 0473 026 491Office Sunbury 9744 2555

Gisborne 15 Hilltop Way

3 2 2The Hilltop AppealFabulous opportunity to secure this immaculate home in a quiet court location. Offering threebedrooms, large lounge room with split system cooling with open central kitchen/meals arealeading out to a huge backyard on a 646m2 approx block. Inspection a must!

Office Gisborne 5428 2800Contact Jo Peel 0419 354 294Price $450,000Open Sat 10.00-10.30amPrivate Sale

Gisborne 1 Oakwood Close

6 3 5Top Of The Town 9400m2 Approx.This property overlooks the Gisborne Township with spectacular views towards Mt Gisborneand Mt Bullengarook. The house is 38sqs approx. with six bedrooms, three bathrooms andthree large living areas, a spa room and adjoining bathroom. The kitchen is modern, centralheating is town gas and you can walk to the village shopping centre and to the station at NewGisborne. Re-development potential here too! (STCA).

Office Gisborne 5428 2800Contact Michael Garvey 0412 298 258Price $899,000Open Sat 11.00-11.30amPrivate Sale


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Gisborne South 612 Couangalt Road

4 2 4Stunning Property With Views - 4.695 Acres Approx.Stunning residence designed for ultimate livability and perfectly positioned to capturemagnificent rural views.Offering three generous living areas, modern kitchen, large study,double carport, integrated double garage and a huge entertainment area. Featuring storagegalore, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, granite bench tops, floorboards, high ceilings,alarm system, two large tanks, dam and a large shed.

Office Gisborne 5428 2800Contact Julie Gloster 0408 323 056Price $990,000-$1,050,000Open Sat 1.30-2.00pmPrivate Sale

New Gisborne 14 Wodalla Grove

4 3 3So Much Bigger Than I Look!Extended to provide for all your family's needs. This 28sq home offers study, large laundry,spacious modern kitchen/dining/family area with bi-fold doors leading out to a hugeundercover entertainment area, gorgeous gardens, 10,000 litre underground tank, carportand double remote garage providing undercover parking for four vehicles. There is sideaccess - ideal for a boat or caravan and a secure backyard.

Office Gisborne 5428 2800Contact Jo Peel 0419 354 294Price $695,000Open Sat 11.00-11.30amPrivate Sale

Romsey 20 Rye Court

4 2 2Beautifully Presented Family Package!Immaculate, comfortable & immediately liveable family home for all to enjoy. Featuring 4bedrooms with BIRs, ensuite to main, 2 great sized living rooms and well appointed kitchenwith dishwasher. Delightful covered entertaining area with lovely landscaped gardens, all ona large allotment of 1516m2 approx. Includes ducted heating and cooling with double garagewith remote.

Office Gisborne 5428 2800Contact Andrew Bearman 0487 264 325Price $390,000-$420,000Open Sat 1.00-1.30pmPrivate Sale

Romsey 12 Shaw Drive

5 2 2To Be Shaw To Be ShawThis superb five bedroom, two bathroom family home will astound even the most circumspectbuyer. Set on a huge 2,500sqm approx. block complete with guest wing, huge open plankitchen/living and butlers pantry, the standard of living to be enjoyed here is beyondreproach. Alfresco area with plunge spa, in ground trampoline along with concrete half courtfor the kids round out the ultimate in family living.

Office Sunbury 9744 2555Contact Richard Henry 0437 755 726Price $559,000-$579,000Open Inspect By AppointmentPrivate Sale


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Here is a lovely architect designed3 bedroom solid brick home on 7.5acres of prime grazing land. Thetwo paddocks at the front of theproperty have several shade treesgiving a park like appearance fromthe road. Formal gardens aroundthe house are a delight with anotherpaddock at the rear providing furtherspace for horses.Extensive shedding includes a horseshelter/hayshed (high enough tohouse a horse float), single garagesized workshop with concrete floorand power, potting shed and woodshed. The large double garage nearthe house has a toilet and runningwater.

Accommodation Comprises: Solid timber country kitchen withtimber benchtops and walk-inpantry.

Meals area with bay window. Formal dining, lounge room andfamily room with cathedral orelevated ceilings.

Study / ofce. Master bedroom with WIR and

spacious ensuite. Bedrooms 2 & 3 are good sizewith BIRs.

Family bathroom and light lledlaundry.

Town & tank water connected. Open re place & Solid FuelHeater

Clever use of skylights allow naturallight to flood in whilst cathedralceilings in the lounge add to the airyfeel. The colourbond roof boasts 7solar panels which, when combinedwith a generous long term paybackscheme, means power bills area thing of the past. Inspection byappointment only.

Perfectly Positioned on Knox7.5 acres304 Knox Road ROMSEY $689,000

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As Real Estate Agents we cannot sell a propertywhich has new constructions in place without permits.Should there be an inquiry on your property as a resultof a new construction which is without permits noinsurance will be paid. Should the new deck, shed,extension or verandah be damaged by storm or fire itis highly unlikely that your insurance company will payif the appropriate permits and compliance certificatesare not in place.

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Reserve Price $4,250,000Colour brochures available

View By appointment onlyJohn Keating 0419 880 444

Auction Friday 4 December at 1pm (Unless sold prior)Kerrie Valley 30 Shannons Lane - Corner Kerrie Valley Road 30 Shannons Lane - Corner Kerrie Valley Road Approximately 35 minutes (45kms) Melbourne Airport or 55 minutes (66 kms) Melbourne CBDApproximately 35 minutes (45kms) Melbourne Airport or 55 minutes (66 kms) Melbourne CBD

Witchwood Estate 35 Ha (86 Acres)Undeniably one of the nest lifestyle properties in Victoria situated in the exclusive heart of the picturesque Kerrie Valley in the Macedon Ranges.Features include a gracious and meticulously constructed double brick Mediterranean style residence of approximately 50 squares with awless standards of luxury including a full copper roof, stunning stables, three car garage and surrounded by a beautiful Paul Bangay Garden set amongst 100 year old English trees.Very fertile deep red volcanic soil, permanent spring fed stream, secure water supply and much more.


Reserve Price $975,000

View Sat 14 Nov 2-2.30pmor by appointment

John Keating 0419 880 444Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Macedon 474 Blackwood Road (O Black Forest Drive) Only approx. 67kms or 45 mins drive Melb CBD via Calder Freeway(O Black Forest Drive) Only approx. 67kms or 45 mins drive Melb CBD via Calder FreewayOn 7.6 Ha (18.8 Acres)A perfect tree change opportunity featuring a beautifully presented 452m2 (48 sqrs) solid brick homestead style residence in a unique private location adjacent to Crown land on 3 sides.Accommodation includes entrance, large lounge with OFP, separate dining room, kitchen/family room, library, 4 bedrooms (main en-suite) bathroom and laundry plus an integrated self- contained unit with sitting room, bedroom, kitchenette, and bathroom, and double garage. Features include full return wide verandah, in-oor electric heating, solar electricity, surprising views to Mount Macedon, dam, excellent pasture paddock, sprinkler system, good rain water tank storage, good shed/stable, easily managed tranquil garden setting and easy access to amazing trails for horse riding, cycling or walking etc.

Auction Saturday 28 November at 11am

Price $697,500

View By appointmentSandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347 John Keating0419 880 444

Woodend Lot 3 Lilley CourtTerric family home on a beautifully elevated site of 1994m2Generous 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom family home comprising kitchen/meals area featuring timber cabinetry and Smeg and Miele appliances, dining room, sunken lounge/living rooms, study, and automated double garage. Enjoy established living in a sought after address.

Price $1,195,000

View By appointmentSandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Mount Macedon 28-34 Honour AvenueMagnicent 7 Acre Site (Former Tristania Park Nursery)A very rare outstanding oering of approx. 7 acres over two titles with beautiful north views to Mount Macedon. Updated 4 bedroom residence surrounded by stunning established gardens, located on renowned Honour and noted for its fabulous display of autumn colour.


Monegeetta 60 Chintin Road 75 Ha (185 Acres)Includes over 900m sealed road frontage, 7 main paddocks, 6 small paddocks, laneways, bore water, concrete troughs in each paddock, seasonal Emu Creek, good soils and pastures, 12m x 22m hay shed with 5000 gallon concrete water tank, on site administration oce with power, phone and internet connected, 2 allotments, and planning approval to build a new dwelling is as of right.


View By appointmentJohn Keating0419 880 444

Auction Saturday 28 November at 3pm

Romsey 245 Portingales Lane Lot B 56 Ha (138 Acres) Part of Trustees Realisation Sale of Monynut Park Features good red volcanic, grey loam and some black soils, approximately 500m frontage to Deep Creek, 2 dams, 4 paddocks, good cypress shelter plantations and excellent new home site where a planning permit to build a new dwelling is as of right.


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Auction Thursday 26 November at 2pm

Romsey 245 Portingales Lane - Only approximately 41kms (30 minutes) Melbourne Airport or 62kms (55 minutes) Melbourne CBD - Only approximately 41kms (30 minutes) Melbourne Airport or 62kms (55 minutes) Melbourne CBD - Only approximately 41kms (30 minutes) Melbourne Airport or 62kms (55 minutes) Melbourne CBDMonynut Park Circa1908 on 155 Ha (383 Acres) Circa1908 on 155 Ha (383 Acres) Circa1908 on 155 Ha (383 Acres) Monynut Park Circa1908 on 155 Ha (383 Acres) Monynut ParkTrustees Realisation Sale - To be sold in two partsTrustees Realisation Sale - To be sold in two partsTrustees Realisation Sale - To be sold in two parts

Lot A 99 Ha (244 Acres) ) Includes main homestead, managers residence, good outbuildings, three titles, and Deep Creek frontage Includes main homestead, managers residence, good outbuildings, three titles, and Deep Creek frontage Includes main homestead, managers residence, good outbuildings, three titles, and Deep Creek frontage

Monynut Park is one of the premier rural properties of the Macedon Ranges and was once part of the original and renowned W. J. Clarke holding.Monynut Park is one of the premier rural properties of the Macedon Ranges and was once part of the original and renowned W. J. Clarke holding.Monynut Park is one of the premier rural properties of the Macedon Ranges and was once part of the original and renowned W. J. Clarke holding.The gracious solid red brick 42 square Edwardian period residence which boasts 11 ceilings sits proudly within a beautiful established garden setting on the north-west corner of Brock Hill and captures The gracious solid red brick 42 square Edwardian period residence which boasts 11 ceilings sits proudly within a beautiful established garden setting on the north-west corner of Brock Hill and captures magnicent long views over the property and the Deep Creek valley on the propertys eastern boundary.magnicent long views over the property and the Deep Creek valley on the propertys eastern boundary.Accommodation includes entry, lounge, living room, formal dining room, sitting room, library/billiards room, study, sunroom, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen and laundry. Integrated is a double carport with external bathroom. The managers residence includes open plan living/dining area, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, utility room and laundry.Other features include a tennis court and swimming pool, excellent volcanic red and grey loam soils, good pastures and fencing, 11 main paddocks, good cypress shelter plantations, excellent water supply from Deep Creek to header tank reticulated to troughs in most paddocks plus 3 dams, cattle and sheep yards, extensive shedding including 13m x 16m, 6m x 18m and 9m x 22m machinery sheds, a 21m x 32m fully enclosed hay shed, 3- stand shearing shed and shearers quarters.

Reserve Price Lot A - $2,650,000Colour brochures available

View By appointment onlyJohn Keating 0419 880 444

Auction Thursday 26 November at 2pm


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JasonKennedy: 0417383235WilmaGrumont: 0409138472DominicRomeo: 0407435589

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New Gisborne418 Barringo Road Private Sale

Madison Excellent weekender/retreat with magnificent views on10 acres (approx.)With an elevated aspect & full length verandah to capture the incredible outlook,here it is! Oers 4 bedrms, plus large dining & living areas. Mum will love the peace& serenity,enity,enity Dad will love the shed, garage & workshop, and the kids will love theenormous rumpus downstairs. Only a 4 min drive to schools, station & fwy.

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A 4 B 2 C 2

New Gisborne223 Station Road Private Sale

Period styled home, lovingly crafted by Mt Gisborne Homes - onover 1 acre (approx).Opportunities like this are few and far between. Large four bedroom plus study home,complete with three separate living areas, great shed and over an acre to play with.Quality built, the large circular driveway,ay,ay rear paddock, established trees & rail fencingall add to the feel of this country styled property.


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Mount Macedon51 Douglas Road Private Sale

Orana. Aordable mountain charm.Situated on 4,850m2 (approx.) & located close to the charming Mt Macedon village,this home comprises 4 spacious bedrms; study/5udy/5udy th bedroom, large living room/dining, balcony, kitchen/meals area & sitting room. Also features integrated garage,carport, detached workshop/shedrkshop/shedrkshop/ and an established garden with orchard and distantviews. Orana represents great value & a wonderful lifestyle opportunity.


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Macedon15 Hammet Place Private Sale

View Fifteen Eortlessly elegant.Striking Jeske built home on 5 acres (approx) in Bolobek Lakes.Accommodation comprises 5 bedrooms, all with BIRs & serviced by 3 bathrooms.The large home oce is tucked away & provides a great workspace. Features zonedcentral heating, cosy open fire place, plus reverse cycle air-con. The well designedkitchen and 3 living areas all take in magnificent views across the garden & ranges.


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A 5 B 3 C 5

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Gisborne19 Charters Avenue

Private Sale Details:$550,000

Viewing Times:Saturday12.00 - 12.30pm

Property Info: A 4 B 2 C 2

Young, attractive & ready for yourpersonal touch. Land Approx.814m2.Space for the whole family. Includes 4 bedrms,lounge rm, kitchen/meals/living rm, bathrm,ensuite, laundry & outdoor entertaining area.Integrated double garage. Incl. natural gascentral heating, s/ss/ss/ upright stove, dishwasher,sher,sherevap cooling & more. New area with qualityhomes.

Gisborne1 Turanga Road

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The White House on approx.1060m2.This elevated property oers a lovely nthaspect. Large block provides further optionsto extend (STCA). Living & dining, plus loungeoverlooking courtyard. Spacious master bedrmwith ensuite & BIR, additional 3 bedrms or 2+ study. Central kitchen with s/ss/ss/ appliances.Integrated garage, workshop & shed. Hydronicheating, + split system. Superbly located home.

Gisborne South47 Short Road


Viewing Times:Saturday11.00 - 11.30am


Coolmore. Private & serenegardens, lovely light filled home andpool on 10 acres (approx).As you enter through the gateway ofCoolmore & the lovely tree lined driveway,ay,ay youwill instantly feel at home. Oering 4 bedrms,incl. attached independent living unit. Spaciousliving & dining areas, study & deck. 4 stables,tack/feed rm & well fenced paddocks all in ahighly desirable location!

Gisborne22 Charters Avenue


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Contemporary home with lots ofspace inside & out. Land approx.1160m2.Great family sized home with outdoor space inabundance. Fantastic side access to the rear ofthe garden. Features 4 bedrms, lounge room,kitchen/meals/living room, modern bathrm,laundry & covered outdoor entertaining area.Integrated double garage. Just move in & beginliving in this new neighbourhood.

Gisborne15 Carinya Drive




Light, bright & airy on 1,077m2.This 3 bedrm home sits in an elevated position& is well positioned to cleverly catch thesun. Features timber lined cathedral ceilings,providing a sense of warmth & space. Splitsystem, ducted heating & wood heater.Stainless appliances to the kitchen, a fresh coatof paint & new window furnishings completethe picture. Secure rear yard with enclosedalfresco, sandpit, garden shed & cubby.

Macedon115 Manorina Way Private




Jindera. Modern comfort inBolobek Lakes Estate Macedon.This striking contemporary home features4 generous bedrms, plus lounge, dining rm,family rm & study. Features large barn withopen area, 2 stables, tack rm, toilet & horsewash. The 2 hectare (5 acre) block incorporatesimmaculate gardens, extensive sprinklersystems, 2 horse paddocks, large dam, bore, 2water tanks, vegetable garden & horse mnage.

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Gisborne South7 Namnan Way Private




1 acre (approx.) in Birchwood RiseThis home oers enormous open plan livingspaces, master bedroom with ensuite &WIR. The kids zone oers study,udy,udy laundry,laundry,laundryfamily bathroom & toilet. Enclosed sunroomincl. sauna, spa & BBQ. Floor heating, evap.cooling, alarm & triple garage with internalaccess, shed, built in bar,bar,bar gas log fire, storageareas. Easy fwy access & is close to Gisborne,Sunbury & airport.

New Gisborne44 Morrow Road East


Viewing Times:By appointment.


The One on the Hill. On approx.2.02Ha (5 acres approx.).This spacious as new home with 4 bedrms plusstudy is superbly located to maximize stunningviews. The family will love the home theatre &outdoor living area. S/stS/stS/ eel appliances to thekitchen + walk in pantry. Featuring a Coonarain the family room, split system heating/coting/coting/ oling& dbl glazed windows. Integrated garage, pluschook pen complete this lifestyle property.


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Gisborne49 Goode Street Private Sale

Modern masterpiece oering a perfect lifestyle 1000m2 (approx.)4 spacious bedrooms, master with WIR & ensuite. Open living spaces along witha separate study area & kitchen to satisfy even the fussiest cook. Nat. gas centralheating, gas log fire & evap cooling. Outdoor living zone oers beautiful decked area& inground solar heated pool. An absolute delight, in perfect central location close toGisborne township


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Gisborne17 Acacia Court Private


Viewing Times:Saturday11.00 - 11.30am


Comfort & convenience. Lovelygarden of approx. 700m2Aordable home in a popular neighbourhood.Easy walking distance to shops, sportingfacilities & parks. Light & bright home oering3 bedrooms, lounge/dining,lounge/dining,lounge/ kitchen, modernbathroom, laundry. Large u/cou/cou/ ver outdoorspace & carport with roller door. Separatec/bond garage/woage/woage/ rkshop (with power &concrete floor). This is a brilliant starter home.

Mount Macedon32 Pincho Lane Private




Redwoods. A classic colonial inblue chip Mount Macedon setting.Redwoods is positioned on one of theprettiest lanes in Mt Macedon.

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