1899 Malvern home listed by former adman Nick Condon
The former adman Nick Condon and his wife, the interior designer Kate Beadle have listed their Victorian residence in Malvern.
The couple have renovated and extended the Victorian home at 50 McKinley Avenue. Behind its classic Hawthorn brick facde with tessellated verandah, it comes with four bedrooms plus fitted study.
Andrew Hayne of Marshall White expects more than $3 million at its March 1 auction.
It comes with a mix of formal rooms - with dark oak floors which connect the old and new with gourmet kitchen and double height ceiling living room that opens to a north facing landscaped garden.
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The home, in a tree-lined location close to schools, Glenferrie Road and Malvern station, sits in a garden dominated with a liquid amber.
Now with chance to pursue their passion for small property project development, the couple are set to undertake another building project just around the corner.Condon retired as managing director of DDB in Melbourne last year, having started and finished his advertising career at the ad agency which had clients including Heinz and Kmart.
The couple, from around 1990, have undertaken many prior small works scattered across inner east
During their first decade, or so, together they renovated three flats, a house and built 18 Nottingham Street, Prahran, which was designed by architect Chris
The Malvern property was bought in 2007 for $2.06 million at auction.
RP Data puts the median house price for Malvern at $1.45 million, down 6% over the past year.
