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SMH, Saturday, September 7, 1991 105 FTli k. 4v SECTION tHejSjrimqj looming jgeralbf TRANSPORT conglomerate TNT 0YL An inner-city transformation couldn wait for any property price explosion. Its Wonga Road, Cremorne, waterfront, bought for $115,000 in 1976 and occupied by JONATHAN CHANCELLOR- recently retired company executive Ian Shortell, was sold last weekend PROPOSED PLAN for $1.22 million through Asset Realty's Warwick Beehag. FAIRLIGHT, Bill Shipton's restored Edgecliff mansion, has been sold after two years on the market. The home had been sched 1 i SKYLIGHT Wl (M "LAN OF EXISTING SEMI I uled for midweek auction through Blacket and Glasgow; meanwhile Richardson and Wrench's Marga If i KVh srr ill The only Sydney houses selling for SI 00,000 are either in the inner-city suburbs, or a long journey away in the western suburbs.

Most of the inner-city houses are old and small, and need renovating to bring them up to modern living standards. Typical of an inner-city house is 97 Day Street, Leichhardt, which is being offered for auction next Saturday by Bentons Real Estate, Annandale, with expectations of about $110,000. The Royal Australian Institute of Architects' Advisory Service asked an architect, Mr John Hamilton Doyle, to prepare a renovation report which would not overcapitalise the property. The existing house is semidetached and has a living room, only one small bedroom, a dining room, kitchen and bathroom with an outside laundry and lavatory. Fortunately, the back of the house faces north, providing the perfect orientation for opening up the rear.

Mr Doyle proposes building a new main entrance halfway down the freestanding side of the house, enabling the front room to be converted into a bedroom, thereby creating a two-bedroom houseHe also proposes putting in a new bathroom adjoining the bedrooms and building an extension across the full width of the block at the back of the house, to accommodate a spacious living room and bright new kitchen. Built in place of the existing kitchen, the new entry would open onto a hallway to one side of which are the sleeping areas and on the other, the living areas. To retain the street appearance of the house, the existing front door is kept in place but not used. The existing living room is converted into a good sized main bedroom with a built-in wardrobe. Usable space in the adjoining second bedroom is increased by building a large walk-in wardrobe in part of the old adjoining dining room.

The remainder of the dining room space is converted into a new bathroom. The rear of the house, from the existing dining room, is demolished to make way for an addition which spreads across the full width of the site. A new main entry opening onto a hallway marks the beginning of the extension. An important inclusion in the new extension is provision of adequate storage space. Mr Doyle points out that modern living requires an uncluttered look, yet 'u feiiet- The Leichhardt house as it is (above) and as it could be the entrance is relocated allowing an extra bedroom to be created, more light is let in, and the rear is opened out.

existing outside lavatory and a storeroom completes this renovation. The approximate cost of the proposed renovation is $10,000 for maintenance work on the existing house and $50,000 for the new bathroom and new extension including kitchen. A qualified architect will prepare a renovators' report for a fixed fee through the Architects' Advisory Service (phone 356 3122). along the free-standing side of the house. A dining area is located just inside the french doors and a new kitchen built in the far corner of the extending out into the courtyard.

To fully maximise the available space and good orientation, Mr Doyle has covered part of the courtyard, along the party wall, with clear acrylic. A new laundry adjoins the we have so much clutter. To overcome this he has provided a wall of cupboards and shelves along the entire length of the new extension. Given the size of the existing house, the new living room which takes up most of the extension is spacious and well lit by a combination of french doors opening onto the northern-facing back of the property, and by a skylight More offered under the hammer, but sales down ret Blok and the eventual purchaser had been on tenterhooks for the past three months waiting for Shipton to agree with Peter Blacket on a $2.4 million offer. "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush," Shipton, whose grandfather was a gamekeeper, told Title Deeds.

Blacket and Glasgow has just listed Viv Fraser's Paddington property for October auction. BAGPIPES, which have preceded Burns and Burns auctions for the past 18 years, will be blown tomorrow at Warrawee's Knox Chapel when Andrew Burns, the only son of leading North Shore estate agents Julia and Richard Burns, weds Cathie Barrie. Both Andrew and Cathie work in the family company's Killara office. THE BELROSE home of Noelene Hogan has been officially listed for sale through Cheung Young International Realty and Dolmar Realty Professionals. Located on one hectare, the five-bedroom house, with tennis court, pool and separate domestic quarters, was bought in 1978 for $78,000.

BARRISTER David Cattems -engaged by the Eastern Express as Bruce Oslington's junior during the Federal Court battle against the Wentworth Courier has sold his Birchgrove property. The Parra-matta River waterfront fetched $850,000 when the Richardson and Wrench selling agent and Title Deeds' namesake, John Chancellor, put the property to auction. David, with film-maker Sarah Ducker, bought the former stevedore's home in 1987 for They have just bought a $470,000 home at Dover Heights through L.J. Hooker's Bill Malouf. AROUND THE AUCTIONS 4 Auctions were subdued this week with the residential clearance rate dipping to 48 per cent after months of holding steady at slightly more than 50 per cent.

Volume was well up, with agents selling 202 of the 415 homes offered for $55.1 million at 51 regional and metropolitan auctions. In the corresponding week last year, agents sold 87 of 183 properties submitted, for $20.4 million. The strongest price bracket was that which included houses and units priced between $100,000 and $200,000, with more than half selling under the auction hammer. The weakest market segment included houses priced above Raine Horne offered eight homes and sold five, for $1.55 million. One was a four-bedroom fiat in New South Head Road, Double Bay, which fetched $452,000.

Ray White offered 67 and sold 26, for S5.1 million. A three-bedroom house in Kiaora Road, Double Bay, fetched $356,000. It last sold in 1986, for $235,500. Laing Simmons sold nine of 14 properties submitted, for $3.05 million. A three-bedroom semi in Mabel Street, Willoughby, sold for $264,000.

First National offered 38 homes and sold 27, for $8.27 million. A three-bedroom house in Blenheim Road, Lindfield, fetched $417,000 $500,000, with only 1 1 of the 30 properties achieving reserve price. Combined sold four of nine properties offered, for $741,000. A two-storey Tupper Street, Stan-more, terrace fetched $195,000. It last sold in 1988, for $120,000.

L. J. Hooker offered 57 homes and sold 17, for $3.35 million. A three-bedroom house in Clissold Parade, Campsie, fetched $177,500. Richardson Wrench offered 58 homes and sold 28 for $7.37 million including a four-bedroom house in Awaba Street, Mosman, for $460,000.

Top: Barrhoosie at Palm Beach coming up for auction, more than $2m expected. Middle: Noelene Hogan's five-bedroom, four-bathroom Belrose home listed for sale. Above: Alan Jones's home Gold Coast sale price record expected. Robert R. Andrew offered 33 properties and sold 16, for $2.14 million.

A two-bedroom unit in Moore Street, Liverpool, fetched $98,500. Australian Property Auction Company sold nine of 12, for $2.02 million. A three-bedroom unit in Carr Street, Coogee, fetched $197,000 through Alldis Cox. The Professionals offered six and sold two, for $503,000. A four-bedroom house in Kara Street, Lane Cove, sold for $293,000 through Blunts of Lane Cove.

Sydney Auction Headquarters sold 13 of 22 homes offered, for $7.5 million. One was a Golfers Parade, Pymble, house which sold for $375,000. Asset Realty sold two of four properties offered, for $1.55 million. One was a three-bedroom house in Morton Street, Woll-stonecraft, which fetched $335,000. Blake Kittle sold one of the six homes offered, for $177,000.

It was a one-bedroom flat in Macleay Street, Potts Point. through R. T. Forsyth First National. Nationwide offered 24 homes and sold 11, for $3.12 million.

A four-bedroom townhouse in West Street, Balgowlah, sold for $380,000. It last sold for $350,000 in 1988. Century 21 offered 27 and sold 14, for $4.59 million. A three-bedroom house in Kimberley Crescent, Fairfield, went for $135,000. Bradfield Prichard sold 10 of the 13 homes offered, for $2.76 million.

A flat in Spring Street, Bondi Junction, fetched $500,000. It sold for $325,000 in 1987. Elders offered seven properties and sold three for $852,000 including a house in Levick Street, Cremorne, which sold for $348,000. Montano sold five of seven, for $1.27 million. One was a two-bedroom townhouse in Alfred Street, Rozelle, which fetched $160,000.

Gilmour Sons sold five of the six properties offered, for $75 1 ,000. A house in Cecily Street, Lilyfield, fetched $247,000. beachfront for $475,000 through Raine Home Palm Beach's James Langford. Rates drop will be a market tonic for soil reports over Castlecrag banker Bill Beerworth's unauthorised retaining wall. In May, Beer-worth's application for a sandstone boulder retaining wall (which necessitated relocation of his access road) was knocked back.

Council documents reveal his application was submitted only following the issuing of a stop-work notice in March after neighbours rang the council. The council has ordered the demolition of the wall, which has triggered a Land and Environment Court appeal lodged by Beerworth's solicitors Abbott Tout Russell Kennedy. COMMENT REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE OF NSW FORMULA One world champion Alan Jones has listed his Gold Coast home for October 18 auction by estate agent Douglas Green. The 110-square house is located on one of three Isle of Capri islands the others being owned by Sir Bruce Small's family and a Japanese industrialist, Asao Kayashima. Alan's 3,800 sq Castille Court property should break the S3.1 million Gold Coast record paid for Pat Zarro's still-to-settle Paradise Waters waterfront.

Jones, who bought the house in 1985 from the grocery magnate Tom Tickle, intends to return to cattle breeding. The shortage of listings of residential properties for sale in Sydney reflects a trend affecting real estate markets around Australia. Commenting on the latest Real Estate Institute (REI) monthly survey, the REI president, Mr Bob Hunt, noted that the shortage of stock was particularly evident in the first-home buyer range. "After three successive months of a decreased level of listings, real estate agents reported only marginal improvement for the month of July," Sir Hunt said. "Statistics produced by the REI's national body indicate that the further decrease in home loan interest rates has resulted in greater interest in stock currently available." market conditions without stimulating a boom.

"Over the last year, we have seen mortgage rates come off several percentage points without fuelling a boom in Sydney prices," he said. "A steady improvement in the residential market has resulted from stable property prices and cheaper finance, and this improvement will continue as home loan rates decline." The REI said it was reassuring to see the statistics on investment in rental properties reflecting increased confidence in this sector of the residential market. For the month of July, investor activity increased by five percentage points to 24 per cent of all buyers reported in the REI survey. BARRHOOSIE, the 1926 Palm Beach residence upgraded in 1987 by the architect John Andrews, has been listed by L. J.

Hooker Whale Beach's David Edwards for September 24 auction. In Florida Road, with a perfect northerly aspect, the secluded five-bedroom wood and sandstone house is expected to fetch more thar. $2 million. Palm Beach's last comparable sale was for a property directly below. But unlike Nick Burton-Taylor's $2.37 million property, Barrhoosie enjoys views from Bar-renjoey Headland to Lion Island.

After its auction, John plans to sail across to Mackerel Beach where he recently bought Rod Hatstead's Eighty-one per cent of NSW agents interviewed reported that inquiry levels had remained steady or increased during the month. "As has been the case for most of this year, activity at the lower-income end of "the market continues to be strong," Mr Hunt said. "The further round of cuts to mortgage rates that will follow this week's announcement of a one per cent fall in official rates will add to this trend." With the annual median price of $190,000 for Sydney residential property, Mr Hunt believed that the lower rates would improve taonset Wellington Road, Auburn CftttSrtTuftttt Springfield Avenue. Potts Point $74,000 Cheajgst terracet Mutiens Street. Balmain $141,000 Mon Saraa hemsg Edgeciiff Road.

Edgeciiff $1.4 million pig Paarest smitiQcea Avenue Double Bay Slt Nearest terraces Stephen Street! Baknain $401,000 Mon RECEIVERS to Theo Morris's asset-strong but cash-strapped property empire have listed a 24-unit block in Kirribilli Avenue, Kirribilli, for auction by Ray White Crows Nest's David Smart on September 19. It was bought in 1960 for 21,000. like THERE'S nothing a good right-of-way stoush. Title Deeds gathers geotechnicians have been called in by Willoughby Council HOUSES, UNITS, LANDTOS PRICES PEOPLE PkY Hilltop Cr. 190,000 (UH); Batemans Bay: Kings Hwy, I.

60.000 (UH); Morley CI, 1. 62.500 (UH); Bathurst: Comm'wth St. h. 98,000 (Comb); Mitre St. h.

125,000 (Corr.b); Baulk-ham Hills: Robinson PI, 224.500 (UH); Beecroft: Malton Rd. 355,000 UH Belambi: Lorking St, h. 136.000 (UH KEY EAC EAC Multilist house JAG JA Gilmour unit UH L. J. Hooker I land Mont Montano th Raine Horne townhouse RRA Robert R.

Andrew Prof The Professionals Richardson Wrench Comb Combined Real Estate Bellambi: The Avenue, twn, 88,000 (EAC 145,000 Croydon: Elizabeth St, t. 195,000 (EAC); Dapto: Princes Hwy, 350,000 Darlinghurst: Crown St, u. 125,000 (UH); Dee Why: Dee Why Pde, 173,000 (UH); Delmar Pd, 255,000 (EAC); Pacific Pde, u. 130,000 (UH); Denistone: Ryedale Rd. 180,000 (EAC); Doonside: Powers Rd, h.

147,000 Drummoyne: Bayswater St, 139,000 Bayswater St, 145,000 Formosa St, h. 265,000 Marlborough St, 170,000 St Georges Cres, 155,000 Wrights Rd, 513,000 Dubbo: Bunglegumbie Rd, ra Rd, hl, 775.000 (LJH); Dudley: Bombala St, 210.000 (EAC); John St, 130.000 (EAC); Dulwich Hill: New Canterbury Rd. 84,000 i 1 1 I nri'1aaanraa liiifti i -wis aWana miftwm jUii 1" nil aMOTi if -iir rnummnnmm MiaMWfawiMi-iB'J a.atJte'.yWiJaBgwiBwWB AVOCA VvCH (EAC): Dundas: Denham PI, 1, 137,500 EAC Eaoie Vale: Boyd St, 112,000 (EAC Earlwood: Malley Ave. h. 238,000 River St.

h. 143.000 (EAC); East Gosford: (RRA) Fourth Av, 114,000 (RRA); Fourth Av, 115,000 (RRA); Fourth Av, 115,000 (RRA); Fourth Av. u. 97,000 (EAC); Moore Av. 147,000 (RRA); Cardiff: Joy St, 132,000 (EAC); Lois Cr, h.

125,000 (EAC); Caringbah: Burraneer Bay Rd, h. 300.000 (UH); Curtis St, 126,000 (EAC); Raleigh Ave, 162,000 Carlingford: Freeman PI, 174,500 (EAC); Carlton: Wilison Rd, 195,000 (UH); Casino: Diary St, 66.000 (UH); Castle Hill: Lisa Cr, 255,000 (EAC); Longworth Cr, 378.000 (EAC); Casula: St Andrews Blve, 126 000 Catalina: Vista Av, 135,000 (UH); Cessnock: Jeffries St, h. 55,000 (LJH); Charlestown: Armstrong Rd, 189.950 (EAC); Charlestown Rd, 74,000 (EAC); Chatswood: Orchard Rd. u. 92.500 (UH); Wyvern Ave, 340,000 (UH); Cherrybrook: Manuka Circle, 306,000 (EAC); Newline Rd.

249 000 Chester Hill: Campbell Hidd Rd. 147,000 (RRA); Ferndell St. 126 000 (EAC); Chipping Norton: Aylsbury Cr, h. 180.000 Nuwarra Rd. h.

137,000 Chittaway: Soverergn Cr, h. 125.000 EAC) Ware CI, 122.500 (EAC); Clarence-town: Shetland Dr, h. 79,950 (EAC); Clifton Gardens: Buena Vista Ave, 2,625,000 (LJH); Coachwood Park: Tamarind Dr, 135 000 (EAC); Coffs Harbour: Redwood St, 159,500 (EAC); Robert Carrett St, 142,000 (EAC) Collaroy: Pittwater Rd. 405,000 UH), Concord: Corby Av, 140,000 (EAC); Coniston: Mackie St. h.

180,000 EAC Cooks Hill: Armitage St, 85,000 (EAC); Corlette St, 157,500 (EAC); Cordeaux: Central Rd, 125.000 (EAC); Corrimal: Bioomfield Ave, 113,000 (UH); Crane-brook: Cranebrook Grange, 114,000 (Comb); Goldmark Cres, 115,000 (UH); Cremorne: Hampden St, 149,000 (LJH); Cronulla: Bulls Rd. 350,000 Burraneer Bay Rd, 225,000 (EAC); Rich-mount St, 290,000 Wilbar Ave, Belmont: Kananook Cr. h. 123.500 (EAC); Kimbarra CI, 162,000 (EAC); Belrose: Elm Av, h. 315,000 (EAC); Berala: St Johns Rd, 175,000 (UH); Berkeley Vale: Elaine Av, 142.000 (EAC); Henry Parks Dr, 1, 49,000 (EAC Berkeley: Shearwater Dr.

h. 125,000 (EAC); Beverly Hills: Tallawalla St. 212.000 EAC Bexley: Henderson Rd, h. 247,000 (EAC); Bidwell: Popondetta Rd. h.

104,000 (RRA); Birmingham Gdns: Timmins St. 85,000 Blacksmiths: Undala Rd, h. 295.000 (UH); Blacktown: Fullam Rd, 120.000 (EAC); Fullam Rd, 120,000 (EAC); Hilltop Ave. h. 112,000 (RRA); Blaxland: View St, 128,000 (EAC); Bogangar: Poinciana Av.

89.000 (UH); Bondi Junction: Bronte Rd. 210,000 (UH); Bossley Park: Mimosa Rd, 135.250 (RRA); Botany: Chelmsford Av, 107,000 (UH); Bowral: Arborea PI, 145,000 (UH); Moss Vale Rd, 103,000 (UH); Bradbury: Coppabella Cr. 154.000 (EAC); Brighton-le-sands: Queens Rd, 137,000 (EAC); Broadmeadow: Denison St, h. 90,000 (EAC); Gow St, 89.950 Hamilton St. f.

109,950 (EAC); Bulli: George Av. 121,000 (EAC); Bundeena: Scarborough St, 290.000 (EAC); Busby: Lyndiey St, 104.500 Treuanna St. h. 118,000 Cabramatta: Mcburney Fd, th, 104,000 (EAC); Mcburney Rd. 85.500 (EAC); Camden: Mccall Av.

239,950 (EAC); Cam-meray: The Boulevarde. 165.000 Campbelltown: Farnsworth Av. 132,000 (EAC); Camperdown: Gibbe-ns St, 287,000 Campsie: Burwood Rd, 28,000 Killcare Investment Opportunity 62 Araluen Drive Abbotsbury: Pendlebury PI. h. 250,000 (UH); Adamstown: Eighth St.

h. 134,950 (EAC); Fourth St. 97,000 (EAC), Agnes Banks: Bonner Rd. 250.000 Albion Park: Pollock St, h. 114,000 (EAC); Alstonvilte: Johnston Rd, 254,750 (EAC); Leadbeatlers La, h.

215.000 (EAC); Robertson St. h. 85,000 (UH); Ambarvale: Jarndyce Ave, 132,000 Jasper PI, h. 110,000 (EAC); Armi-dalo: Chapel St, 82,000 (UH); Arncliffe: Terry St, 170.000 (EAC); Artarmon: Hampden Rd. u.

199.000 (EAC); Ashfield: Chandos St. u. 84.000 (EAC); Balgowlah: Balgowlah Rd. 202,500 (UH Seaview St, 161.000 (EAC): Balgownie: Chalmers St. h.

141,000 (EAC); Ballina: Crane St, 96,000 (EAC); Dolphin Dr, h. 230,000 (EAC); Bal-main: Clayton St. h. 145.000 Balmoral: Bournville Rd. 105.250 (UH); Bangor: Menai Rd, h.

218,000 (EAC); Banks-town: Chapel Rd. u. 142.000 Delwood St. h. 128.000 (UH); Gallipoli St, h.

164.000 (EAC); Banora Point: Mandra Hills Dr. h. 150.000 (UH); Bargo: Hume Hwy. h. 98.000 (UH); Barrack: McGregor Av.

110,000 (EAC); Basin View: Riverside Esp. h. 89,000 (UH); Bass Hill: Walther Av. h. 213.000 (EAC); Bateau Bay: Cresthaven Av, 138.000 (EAC); Germaine Av.

h. 115,000 (EAC); Waratah St, u. 125,000 (UH); Eastwood: Ball Av, u. 158,000 Culloden Rd, 250,000 Doomben Ave, 151,000 Eric St. h.

282,000 Eric St, 283,000 Eric St. 285,000 Ethel St, u. 145,000 (EAC); Holway St, 208,950 Edensor Park: Abbott CI, h. 150,000 Edge-worth: Angus CI, 105,000 (EAC): Campana Av, h. 112,950 (EAC); Dorset Close, 103,000 Eleebana: Clare CI, h.

264,500 (EAC); Elermore Vale: Kirkloch Close, 150,000 Enfield: Liverpool Rd, h. 180.000 (UH), Engadine: Awatea PI. 260.000 (EAC); Epping: George St, 240.000 (EAC); Evans Head: Sunderland St. 130,000 (UH), Fairfield West: Baragoola St, 150,000 (RRA); Fairfield: Nelson St, 146 000 (EAC); Sirus St. 128,000 Fairlight: Fairlight St, 160,000 (EAC); Fairlight St.

220,000 (EAC); Woods Pde, 280,000 (UH); Faulconbridge: St Georges Cr, h. 128,000 (EAC); Continued page 130 Avoca Beach Auction 121 Cape Three Points Rd (3 acre on 2 titles) I vac acre, 2 acres with 4 brm home, 2 street frontages. Both lots are subdividable. Prime pos, walk to beach. Auction in rooms, 21st September, 1991 at 10.30am, Charts Function Rooms, Dane Drive Gosford Details: Ken Lyons AH (043) 69 5513 Open House: Saturdays 2.00-2.45pm RAY WHITE OPEN 7 DAYS AVOCA BEACH (043) 82 3999 edge investment.

Only 1 hour from Sydney. Inspect: Sat Sun 2.30-3. 30pm Auction: Sat 21991, comra at 10.30am, Charts Function Centre, Dane Drive, Gosford. Details: Paul Gotch RAY WHITE DALEYS POINT (043) 43 2777 Unique waterfront reserve. Ideally situated property zoned (3a) General Business.

Overlooking Hardys Bay, one of the Central Coast's most picturesque pos. This property lends itself to numerous applications incl professional suites, home occupation, residential units, real estate office, etc. Currently 3 sep offices, unlimited potential for further development or simply a gilt 1 1 IUToljiITOglljS 1 jaaC nwi-niitMMiMMiMii umMXiiMmmm i tmi inrm, mMKmMmttlii This is your last chance to secure the number one address on Queensland's Gold Coast at Main Beach. Contessa's developers are offering the remaining condominiums at greatly reduced prices. You'll have the best of everything.

Opulence that's meant to be lived with and enjoyed. Call us Now and pick up the bargain of your lifetime. rr-n, nr-jir tt t. it- Dural 480 Galston Road Developer Sacrifices Last Block Without doubt one of the finest 5 acre properties in the district. You're inv ited to study the market and then decide if this property is The Best Value.

Approx 5 private arable acres with superb tree lined drive, fully fenced and located in the heart of Dural. THE BONUS a very livable 3 bedroom home. The The property reached $440,000 at auction and owner will accept $450,000. Without doubt excellent buying at land value only. Inspect: Sunday 11.30-12.15 pm Stanwell Tops Wagon Wheels Lots 20-24 Lawrence Hargrave Drive 1 HfiBElJtSE JJLJ Jj.

i CD LI" 1J ii ei ri in i Call now for a colour brochure. Inspect: SatSun 2.00-4.00pm j.S??tL-'- S7 ClO Over 29 acres (11.7 hectares) of cleared land. Let your imagination run wild in restoring this 4 bedroom Historic Residence and gardens to the show piece it once was. A prepared base for a full size tennis court, circular driveway. Opportunity is knocking for the opportunist.

Approx. 55-60 minutes from Sydney, 3 minutes Stanwell Park Seaside Resort. DOMINI Auction: Friday 27 September 1991 Details: Sylvan Affleck Mon-Fri (02) 262 3700 AH (02) 922 3606 RAY WHITE PROJECT MARKETING Between the river and the deep btue sea. A litest vie par excellence. RAY WHITE SURFERS PARADISE RAY WHITE DURAL MOSMAN 72 Bay Street Waterfront Reserve.

Magnificent 4 b.r. family home with views. Delightful entertaining areas, heated pool and spa, garaging for 2. Inspect Saturday Wednesday 10.30 11.30am. Auction on site Thursday, September 19, 1991 p.m.

LJ Hooker Mosman 1500 2581 Robyn Ley COFFS HARBOUR Space, grace and elegance on 10 sub-tropical acres! 2 minutes to beach, 10 minutes to city centre. Auction on site, Saturday September 21, 1991. L.J.Hor'iker Coffs Harbour Ph: (066) 52 1 144 AH: (066) 53 6654 Barry Booth (02) 651 2979 (075) 91 1622 AH (075) 93 1086 CRONULLA SOUTH 52 Taloo'mbi Street, Cronulla Classic 1920' residence, approx 60 sq. Beachfront access. Inspect Saturday Wednesday 3 4 p.m.

L.J.Hooker Caringbah Ph: 525 8444.