UAE developer <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/arada">Arada</a> is continuing to unveil its billions of dollars of residential development it is set to deliver in Australia.

Following on its plans for <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/news/nsw/arada-pitches-castle-hill-apartment-plans-ahead-of-2026-launch">431 apartments in Castle Hill</a>&nbsp;and the 2025 bail-out of construction firm Roberts &amp; Co so it can build its own developments, Arada&nbsp;has sought the NSW Government's approval for three towers in the Campsie town centre.

The project, dubbed One Campsie, has been designed by Woods Bagot and will deliver 346 apartments to Beamish Street across three interconnected towers rising 24, 32, and 39 storeys.

According to the Woods Bagot Architectural Design Report, the design seeks to “redefine the urban experience of a rapidly transforming town centre,” delivering housing above an activated ground plane that integrates civic and commercial uses. The design adopts a three-part vertical composition, stepping and articulating the tower to reduce visual bulk and respond to its varied urban interfaces.

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At street level, the scheme places significant emphasis on public domain upgrades. A new civic plaza is proposed opposite the Orion Theatre, alongside a landscaped pocket park and a through-site pedestrian link connecting Beamish Street to Campsie Street and Ninth Avenue. The Urban Design Justification Report states that the proposal “builds on Council’s Master Plan by applying a place-led urban design framework that responds to the site’s unique conditions and enhances pedestrian experience and public benefit.”

The documents note that the development aligns with the Master Plan’s intensification strategy for sites within walking distance of the Metro station, while seeking to retain solar access to key public spaces. As outlined in the Urban Design Report, the proposal delivers “intensification within walking distance of the Metro Station while retaining solar access to key parks."

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Woods Bagot’s design narrative also draws on local history and Aboriginal cultural context. The Architectural Design Report references engagement with Wangal Country and the Cooks River landscape, seeking to embed a connection to Country through material selection, planting, and public art integration. The broader vision, as described in the report, is to create a building that functions as a “community catalyst, not only as a place to live, but as a vibrant destination for work and play that brings people together, supports local culture, and contributes meaningfully to the civic identity of Campsie.”

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Located at 124–142 Beamish Street and 16–18 Ninth Avenue, the site occupies a key stretch of Beamish Street, Campsie’s traditional high street, characterised by fine-grain retail, multicultural dining, and proximity to civic infrastructure including the Orion Theatre and Canterbury Civic Centre. The proposed civic plaza and pocket park aim to strengthen this interface, formalising connections between retail frontages, public transport, and community facilities.

If approved, One Campsie would mark one of the tallest and most ambitious additions to the suburb’s skyline, reflecting the broader shift toward higher-density living around transport nodes in Sydney’s middle-ring centres.

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First Look: Arada files for trio of apartment towers in Campsie town centre

Syd​ney builder-developer Scion has lodged a State Significant Development Application (SSDA) for a 22-storey mixed-use tower at <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/96-anzac-avenue-west-ryde-nsw-2114">96 Anzac Avenue, West Ryde</a>, marking a significant step in the transformation of the Victoria Road gateway precinct.

Designed by Turner, the proposal would replace an ageing two-storey commercial building with 145 apartments and 29 co-living rooms, above ground-floor retail and three basement levels of parking.

The 3,149 sqm site sits just 150 metres from West Ryde train station, at the edge of the suburb’s retail core and diagonally opposite Anzac Park. It occupies a prominent corner with frontages to both Anzac Avenue and Victoria Road, positioning it as a key transition point between established residential neighbourhoods and the commercial centre.

The scheme is being advanced under the Housing Delivery Authority pathway as a State Significant Development, alongside a concurrent rezoning to lift the site’s height and floor space ratio controls.

Turner says in the Architectural Design Report that the proposal "responds to a unique opportunity to support the revitalisation of West Ryde through the delivery of a landmark development that combines high-quality residential offerings with enhanced public realm and active ground plane uses.”

Scion will be pushing height almost five times higher than what had been pitched for the site before.

Turner says the increased scale aligns with Council’s strategic direction for the precinct, including the West Ryde Town Centre Revitalisation Strategy (2019), the Draft Masterplan (2021), and the West Ryde–Meadowbank Renewal Strategy (2023).

“The increased height and density proposed aligns with Council’s evolving strategic direction for the precinct, as outlined in the Draft Revitalisation Strategy (2019), the 2021 Draft Masterplan, and the broader West Ryde–Meadowbank Renewal Strategy (2023), which collectively call for higher density, transit-oriented development and design excellence."

Turner describes the vision as establishing “a contemporary, mixed-use development that contributes positively to the West Ryde town centre.”

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The architectural response has been shaped by the site’s gateway role along Victoria Road and its proximity to Anzac Park and surrounding heritage elements, including the Sydney Water pumping station opposite the site.

The design process also incorporated consultation around Connecting with Country principles. The design report outlines engagement with Cultural Heritage Consultants Artefact and Aunty Julie, a Burruberongal woman of the Darug Nation, informing planting selection, materiality and potential public art opportunities.

Turner says the scheme aims to optimise the site’s capacity while balancing yield and amenity.

“The proposed scheme seeks to optimise the site’s potential by balancing yield, amenity, and urban integration. It will deliver a high-quality, mixed-use precinct that supports West Ryde’s ongoing transformation into a connected, accessible, and liveable centre."

Scion recently completed the build of its own development, The Sterling in Lane Cove. They are currently building Chatham in West Ryde, just 500m from the new proposal. Those 62 apartments will complete later this year.

First look: Scion pitches tower plans for West Ryde

Mirvac’s <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/trielle-at-yarra-s-edge-docklands-16-point-park-crescent-docklands-vic-3008">Trielle</a> tower at Yarra’s Edge is steadily taking shape on the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developments/docklands-vic-3008">Docklands</a>&nbsp;waterfront, as the ASX-listed builder-developer tracks towards completion in the middle of 2027.

As buyer interest continues to consolidate around larger, owner-occupier-oriented apartments, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/mirvac">Mirvac</a> has introduced a time-limited Lunar New Year settlement rebate across its two and three-bedroom residences.

Running from now until March 10 2026, the Lunar New Year promotion provides a settlement rebate of $28,888 on all two-bedroom apartments and $38,888 on three-bedroom homes.

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Trielle forms part of Mirvac’s long-running Yarra’s Edge precinct and will deliver 188 apartments ranging from one to three bedrooms, alongside a limited number of larger-format residences and sub-penthouses, when it completes in mid-2027.

The tower occupies a rare north-facing riverfront position just two kilometres from Melbourne’s CBD, a location that continues to attract owner-occupiers seeking proximity to the city without sacrificing amenity or outlook.

Designed and built by Mirvac, Trielle places a strong emphasis on resident amenities and wellness-led living. A seven-storey podium will house a landscaped rooftop retreat featuring a 25-metre lap pool, spa and sauna, magnesium hot pool, biophilic gym, yoga and Pilates studio, and private treatment rooms, complemented by shared spaces including a resident library, dining room, cinema, golf simulator and flexible work hubs.

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Above the standard apartment collection, Mirvac has also revealed The Aerus Sub-Penthouses, a small release of half-floor residences positioned on the upper levels of the tower. Spanning between 269 and 301 square metres, these homes represent the largest offerings within Trielle and reflect the project’s broader design focus on generous proportions, natural materials and long-term liveability.

Construction of the $350 million tower is underway through Mirvac’s in-house construction arm, with the developer continuing to position Trielle toward owner-occupiers and downsizers looking for scale, services and certainty within an established inner-city precinct.

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Buyers save big at Trielle, Melbourne, as Mirvac offers generous Lunar New Year incentive

Gold Coast developer <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developers/sherpa-property-group">Sherpa Group</a> is set to fast-track construction on its $67 million residential project after being given the green light from the Gold Coast City Council.&nbsp;

Located at 7 and 9 Sixth Avenue, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/new-apartments/flourish-oasis-palm-beach-7-9-sixth-avenue-palm-beach-qld-4221">Flourish Oasis</a> will continue Sherpa’s reshaping of Palm Beach and deliver residential solutions to a region that lacks supply, whilst offering incredible comparative value.&nbsp;

The project has already met high market acceptance with 45 per cent sold after launching late last year.

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Sherpa Founder Christie Leet said the approval enables Sherpa to continue to play a major role in transforming one of Australia’s Hotspots, <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developments/palm-beach-qld-4221">Palm Beach</a>, which has undergone a massive renaissance in the last five years.&nbsp;

“We are so grateful to have received the green light for Oasis, which means we can now direct our attention to commencing construction on a major project for Palm Beach as it transform,” said Leet.

“Flourish as a brand has received such positive feedback, and we are excited to move into the delivery phase of the second Flourish project in Palm Beach.”

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Oasis will deliver 47 corner apartments, in two- and three-bedroom layouts filled with natural light, catering to local downsizers and families, with apartments starting from $990,000.&nbsp;

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Residents will have access to premium roof-top amenities with sweeping beach views, including a pool, gym, barbecue facilities, sauna, steam room, hot and cold plunges and spa, creating a sanctuary to relax, unwind and connect.&nbsp;

Oasis will offer breathtaking ocean views to the north that can’t be built out – a rare feature in Palm Beach.&nbsp;

“Creating a multi-generational community is at the core of Flourish, we want the brand to appeal to those who are looking for a refined coastal lifestyle, as those who are searching for their first home, which is why Oasis has been designed as a more boutique offering,” Leet added.

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Palm Beach is undergoing a transformation, where a flood of lifestyle buyers and a shortage of new projects have made it one of the most undersupplied markets in the city, with the suburb needing more than triple its supply to meet the growing demand.&nbsp;

“Palm Beach has such a unique and special character, and we hope to build on that, creating homes that locals are proud of,” said Mr Leet.

“Each apartment has been designed to capitalize on the stunning location, to offer a truly unmatched lifestyle in what is a Gold Coast hotspot.”

Oasis is a part of Sherpa’s Flourish story, which includes Amargo, Ovana and a new site at 1156-1164 Gold Coast Highway, all designed to offer attainable, lifestyle-focused residences, allowing locals to stay priced-in a market that continues to get more expensive.&nbsp;

With construction now underway by <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/builders/lps-group">LPS Group</a>, Oasis is poised to be completed by late 2027.

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Sherpa fast-tracks Flourish Oasis construction in Palm Beach

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Developer JL Place is ensuring buyers at its Veil Brighton project have all the right ingredients to make a confident purchase.

To instil confidence in the market, the development was launched when construction was already well underway, helping to alleviate any concerns about the project proceeding. For a limited time, JL Place is now offering buyers the opportunity to secure a townhouse with a five per cent deposit. The initiative aims to assist those who may not have enough savings for a 10 per cent deposit but have sufficient funds to meet bank lending requirements at completion.

Several of the nine two- and three-bedroom townhouses, tucked away off the tree-lined Rooding Street, have already been snapped up, a sign of demand for&nbsp;low-maintenance, owner-occupier-focused housing in Brighton, which continues to outpace supply, particularly for homes that retain scale, privacy, and outdoor space.
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Townhouses account for a relatively small share of <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/developments/brighton-vic-3186">Brighton</a>’s housing mix, yet they have become increasingly sought after by downsizers and local buyers seeking to remain in the suburb without the upkeep of a standalone home. At Veil, each residence is arranged across two levels and anchored by a generous private courtyard, allowing natural light to penetrate deep into the interiors while maintaining a strong sense of separation from the street.

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Designed by <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/architects/schmidt-pang-architects">Schmidt &amp; Pang</a>, the architecture has been intentionally restrained, presenting as a single, cohesive residence from Rooding Street rather than a conventional multi-dwelling development. Clean lines and robust materiality are softened by layered landscaping by John Patrick Landscape Architects, reinforcing the project’s emphasis on privacy and integration within its residential context.

Interiors favour a neutral, durable palette suited to long-term living, with oak flooring, grey-toned tiles, natural stone surfaces, and brushed nickel finishes throughout. Kitchens are equipped with Miele appliances and stone benchtops, while several homes include a ground-floor bedroom or flexible study, supporting accessibility and adaptability over time.

Sustainability has been embedded into the design, with each townhouse targeting a 6-star energy rating supported by double glazing, natural ventilation, high-grade insulation, LED lighting, and water-efficient fittings. Secure basement parking, bicycle storage, water tanks, and NBN readiness further position the homes for contemporary, lower-impact living.

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The introduction of the five per cent deposit structure aims to improve buyer financial flexibility while securing a foothold in Brighton ahead of completion, which is scheduled for late 2026. With prices starting from $1.529 million, the development has already recorded early sales momentum, with two residences secured prior to formal marketing.

Veil Brighton adds to JL PLACE’s growing portfolio of low-scale, architecturally driven residential projects, delivered in collaboration with builder <a href="https://www.apartments.com.au/builders/jeniton">JENITON</a>, whose involvement brings a further layer of delivery confidence to the project as construction continues on site.

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The Australian cricketer Ashton Agar has traded up handsomely in Perth.

The specialist ODI and T20 spin bowler has spent $2.25 million in the pricey waterfront suburb Dalkeith.

The three bedroom home, built in 1990, sits in 1,165 sqm grounds which feature a tennis court and resort-style swimming pool.

It had been for sale for a year and a half before Agar swooped.

Agar was trading up from the beachside Scarborough where he has owned a four bedroom townhouse since paying $660,000 in 2016, shortly after making his international T20 debut for Australia.

Agar, who plays for the Perth Scorchers in the BBL, has played four Tests for Australia, earning his baggy green in 2013.
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The specialist ODI and T20 spin bowler has spent $2.25 million in the pricey waterfront suburb Dalkeith.

Cricketer Ashton Agar trades up in Perth

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Danny Pavlovich, an entrepreneur and former elite bodybuilder, and his wife Suzie are set to emerge as the buyer of the iconic Dalkeith mansion once owned by late entrepreneur Alan Bond.

Their $27.5 million offer was accepted by its vendor, Sue Wyatt, who bought the property with her then-husband Steve for $39 million in 2011.

Pavlochich came to national attention when he was in the final stages of selling Nutrition Systems, a distributor of sport supplements &amp; nutritional products, to OBJ for $85 million late last year when COVID-19 hit and the deal fell through. 

Established in 1991, Nutrition Systems was one of the first companies in Australia to import health, wellness and sports nutritional products from the United States of America.

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Pavlovich, 51, has twice been a finalist in the EY Entrepreneur of the Year competition.

He also won the 2017 ICN World Natural Bodybuilding Championship. 

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The 6,405 sqm was subdivided in to six parcels, but sold in one line. 
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<div>Originally designed by renowned Perth architect Geoffrey Summerhayes and updated by Andrew Boughton, the 6406sqm estate is spread over six titles on a quiet cul-de-sac and takes in 270-degree views of the Swan River.</div>

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The iconic 3000sqm house is probably the most opulent property in WA, with six bedrooms, a 21-seat home theatre, a ballroom for 400 guests, a 10,000-bottle wine cellar, three luxury kitchens, 17 toilets, a gym, a billiards room, a sauna, a pool house, a children’s playroom, underground parking for 12 cars, a tennis court and a resort-style pool with swim-up bar.

The Pavlovich's will be moving from Nedlands where he only recently had a mansion built. 

It was sold by Bond's daughter Jody Fewster declined to confirm the sale price or the identity of the new owners.

“I don’t have any emotional attachment to the house other than a lot of memories of fantastic parties and [having] lots of friends over,” Ms Fewster said.

“It was so much fun for me to sell because it’s full of great memories – I got married on the tennis court and my husband proposed to me there."
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Danny Pavlovich and wife Suzie buy the iconic Alan Bond, Dalkeith mansion

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A spectacular trophy home in Dalkeith has come onto the market.
Located on Viking Road, the home features six bedrooms, three bathrooms, one powder room, a large pool, and a custom basement wine cellar.
The total block comprises 1012 square metres, and the house has 654 square metres of internal floorspace.
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Artist Susannah Skinner and her husband Dr Ian Skinner, along with their five children have called Viking Road home for the last eight years.
"We chose architect Blane Brackenridge to design our home because we both love his work. He has huge talent for working with simple materials to create beautifully proportioned light filled spaces that are iconic and striking modernist forms. Blane and his wife are also great friends of ours," Ms Skinner said.
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"With five children we required a large family home with separation and space for entertaining."
The Skinners have raised their family in Dalkeith for close to 20 years.
Ms Skinner said the western suburbs were such a great community with wonderful local schools.
"It is also close to the river. It's a great place for dog walks - we have two dogs- and close to both the city and the beach."
Built in 2012, this is the first time the Western Australian property has come onto the market.
The tender campaign closes September 3, unless sold prior.
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Dalkeith trophy home listed for sale

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Perth developer Momentum Wealth has settled on a $2.9 million development site in Dalkeith.
Momentum are now undertaking plans to create six luxury dwellings on the 1,105 sqm Gallop Road property near the Dalkeith Village Shopping Centre.
Philip Anderson, Manager of Development at Momentum Wealth, said the acquisition forms part of the developer’s strategy to target the “missing middle” of townhouse product in premium, established locations where such housing options are in limited supply.
“We identified a prime opportunity following the recent rezoning under the City of Nedlands to target this gap in the market and capture pent-up demand from buyers who want the option to downsize without compromising on quality or location.”
“This density has not previously been seen in the Dalkeith area and remains relatively limited, so the combination of high buyer demand and low levels of competing stock creates ideal conditions for the project,” he said.
It's the second purchase from Momentum in the Dalkeith area recently, with a property on the nearby Adelma Road due to settle early next year.
Momentum assumed a similar strategy with their recent acquisition of the iconic Yelo site in Trigg, with the planned boutique apartment development also addressing a gap in the local market for high-quality but downsized options.
Momentum Wealth are currently running an investor survey.
For a chance to win a $500 Flight Centre voucher or a $250 voucher for Coles Myer, take the <a href="https://www.momentumwealth.com.au/national-property-investor-survey-2020/" target="_blank">short survey here</a>.
 
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The Bond mansion, the Perth home built by the late businessman Alan Bond, is back for sale after a heavy price reduction.
Noted as one of the best homes in Perth, the sprawling Watkins Road home on the Swan River initially sought $50 million when <a href="/news/perths-record-setting-former-bond-home-at-dalkeith-listed-at-50-million-plus">first listed over Christmas 2017</a>.
Ray White Dalkeith agent Jody Fewster <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-wa-dalkeith-132131590" target="_blank">is now marketing the property</a> with a guide of $35 million plus. Fewster, whose father was Alan Bond, grew up in the home.
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"I know the house and the location like the back of my hand and it truly is so special and one-of-a-kind,” Fewster said.
It's likely the vast home will go back in price, having been bought for $39 million in 2011 by Sue Gibson.
Gibson is the former partner of mining entrepreneur Steve Wyatt. She's listed the home having spent $5.55 on <a href="/news/owner-of-one-of-perths-priciest-homes-buys-in-the-southern-highlands">Crossways Farm in the NSW Southern Highlands</a>. She is riding and breeding horses from the 49 hectare Robertson estate.
The six bedroom resort-style property on 6,405 sqm was originally designed by architect Geoffrey Summerhaves. In was updated by Andrew Boughton.
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It features a gym, billiards room, sauna, 10,000 bottle wine cellar and tasting room.
In the landscaped grounds is a swimming pool with swim-up bar, spa, pool house and barbecue house.
“To have grounds of this scale so close to the city and situated right on the Swan River is unheard of in Perth," Fewster added.
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"Growing up we’d go prawning and collect mussels and the next family to live here will be able to go paddle boarding, boating and jet skiing right out the front of the house.
“There are very few properties in Perth that have a boat shed nowadays so it’s very special.” 
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Former Bond Dalkeith mansion back for sale after $15 million price cut 

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Christian Tana, of the luxury mens apparel brand Parker and Co, and wife Cassandra, are selling their Dalkeith home.
The couple paid $2.3 million for the 1940s built home in 2013 when they were moving from Claremont.
A barbecue alfresco adjoins the salt water, solar heated pool.
Ray White agent Jody Fewster says the backyard was its standout feature. 
Parker and Co has been a Perth fashion destination since its establishment in 1895.
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Parker and Co retail boss Christian Tana lists Perth home

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A Dalkeith waterfront house with direct access to the beach and river is now on the market.
William Porteous and Andrew Porteous of William Porteous Properties has the listing. 
The main living space completes with a TV lounge, informal meals setting, and formal living and dining areas opening to a terrace above the river. 
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The family dining areas include a formal dining room and bar, a small corner dining table with views, and three terrace dining areas.
Direct access from the high terrace leads down to the white beach and river.
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The leafy courtyard features white Frangipanis, bridge over a rain forest microcosm, a series of waterfalls with rushing water and scented shrubs.
Other highlights include a tennis court, a gym looking out onto the water, and a boat shed.
The current owners have expanded the master suite to a bedroom, two bathrooms, two dressing rooms and a study.
Situated only a 10-minute drive from the CBD it has easy access to schools, the University of Western Australia, shopping in Claremont and the beach.
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Waterfront Dalkeith trophy home on the market

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A custom built Dalkeith home with French provincial country charm has been sold for the second time in a year, and gone up in price.
Local agent Amanda Gray at Gray &amp; Co Realty secured $4.46 million for the Davies family who had paid $4.3 million last September.
It first traded for $3.87 million in 2014 when sold on a walk in basis to a Scottish couple after the building block cost $1.65 million in 2011.
The Smith's bought the home while it was being constructed by Oswald Homes.
On completion Oswald suggested a replacement home would cost around $2.5 million.
Established in 1972, Oswald Homes has been long regarded as one of the top luxury homebuilders in Perth.
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Exuding elegance, the traditional family home has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, two powder rooms and a study across its three levels.
It offers 626 sqm living space on the 815 sq m block with private landscaped garden with a fully-equipped outdoor kitchen and gas-heated swimming pool with water feature.
Around 34 homes have been sold in Dalkeith this year, ranging from $1.6 million to $11 million.
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Sought after Dalkeith home sold for the second time this year

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The former Dalkeith home of Radhika Oswal, the wife of Indian tycoon Pankaj Oswal, has sold for $3 million.
The couple are best known for their the proposed 'Taj on the Swan', the $70 million mansion planned in nearby Peppermint Grove.
The mansion, which was set to feature an observatory with revolving roof and parking for 17 cars, sat unfinished in the years since the Oswals fled Australia in 2010.
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In 2016 the half-built mansion was knocked down, and the couple are still seeking offers around $20 million for the land alone, which spans over 6,580 sqm.
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-wa-dalkeith-124325406" target="_blank">Dalkeith home</a> (top and above), was not as substantial. It still had seven ensuited bedrooms, a theatre room, games room, wine cellar, music room, gym, sauna, swimming pool and spa. Radhika had paid $1.9 million in 2002.
This article was first published in The Weekend Australian property section.
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The former Dalkeith mansion built for the 1980s entrepreneur Alan Bond ranks has returned to the market.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-wa-dalkeith-127215174" target="_blank">It is being marketed</a> as among Perth's most expensive houses with $50 million plus hopes.
The Watkins Road mansion sits on the Swan River.
Real estate agent Willie Porteous suggests the four-storey home has gained millions in value since it was bought in 2011 following its extensive renovations, including a complete make-over of the outdoor area.
He has declined to give the address or ownership details in the marketing, but the home is such a trophy offering that most of Perth recognised it immediately in the <a href="https://au.news.yahoo.com/video/watch/38354033/one-of-australias-most-lavish-homes-up-for-sale-in-perth/" target="_blank">Channel 7 Story</a>.
It has been listed by the former partner of the mining entrepreneur Steve Wyatt, Sue Gibson, who is reportedly planning to move east.
Wyatt now resides at Le Fanu House in Cottesloe, where the local paper advised he'd spent almost $11 million restoring the circa-1893 heritage property, making it Perth’s most expensive home renovation.
Wyatt was in a 27-year relationship with Sue Gibson, before splitting in 2014.
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The property last traded for $39 million sale in 2011 when sold by businessman Barry Patterson, who was Sonic Healthcare chairman from 1999 to 2010 and previously held gold mining interests.
It last traded in 1999 for $9.5 million, which was to stand as Perth’s record until 2006.
The seven-bedroom riverfront mansion is set across six titles totalling 6,400 square metres. The house has 2,930sqm of internal living space over four levels, which with the extensive grounds has all the attributes of a luxury hotel, with the ability to transform from a secluded and private retreat into a fully equipped venue for the grandest of functions.
Wyatt’s business associate Chris Ellison set the WA real estate record when he paid $57.5 million for iron ore heiress Angela Bennett's riverfront compound in Mosman Park in 2009.
Wyatt and Ellison set up Crushing Services International, which built and operated ore-crushing plants for mining companies.
Gold mining magnate Ross Atkins bought the property in 1993 from the Bond family trust company, Armoy Pty Ltd, for $7.3 million, selling it six years later to Patterson after extensive renovation.
 
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