Property of the week: 27 Gilbert Street, Goodwood, SA
Comfortable cosmopolitan living just outside of Adelaide’s CBD.
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This centrally located, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 2-car parking home in Goodwood offers the best of luxurious cosmopolitan living.
Through the gate to this single fronted two-storey character home and walk through the manicured greenery and peaceful front garden and into the wide hallway with timber flooring.
The kitchen sees impressive, thick marble benchtops, stainless steel Ilve appliances and a seamlessly integrated dishwasher, that overlooks an expansive open plan living area designed for entertainment. Here, bi-fold doors lead to an all-purpose outdoor living area complete with an outdoor kitchen with built-in six-burner Crown BBQ.
Also on the lower level is the master bedroom that boasts a leafy outlook, ‘his’ and ‘hers’ walk-in robe and floor-to-ceiling tiled luxurious ensuite.
Upstairs sees bedroom two and three – each complete with large built-in robes and the perfect nook for studying.
The upstairs landing provides space for a second living area and access to a meticulously designed luxurious bathroom complete with a free-standing bath and high-quality fixtures.
The home is nearby to the bustling precincts for King William Road and Goodwood Road with a selection of boutique cafes, shops, local restaurants, wine bars alongside fantastic schooling options.
The location is nearby to transport options and is only a 6-minute drive to the Adelaide CBD.
The listing is heading to auction on Saturday December 4, unless sold prior and is managed by Century 21 Central; century21central.com.au
Chris Dixon, a partner who led the charge, says he has a ‘very long-term horizon’
Americans now think they need at least $1.25 million for retirement, a 20% increase from a year ago, according to a survey by Northwestern Mutual
A new digital real estate site promises a full view of the housing sector, even those places not on the market
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Hot on the heels of the launch of View Media Group last year, Australia’s newest proptech digital media company has gone live with its consumer-facing real estate site, view.com.au.
The new site offers a ‘freemium’ model allowing vendors to list their properties for free while having the option of further upgrades for agents looking to enhance their listings.
VGM executive chairman Anthony Catalano said the model was a ‘game changer’ in the digital real estate space.
“While VMG is much more than a portal play, it’s critical that we have a consumer-facing brand that will act as the front door to attract consumers and in turn allow us to offer products and services in a range of verticals across the property ecosystem,” Mr Catalano said. “Our plan is to create a digital real estate superstore under the new View brand that will play in the $300 billion adjacency categories rather than solely focus on the $1
billion of digital property advertising.”
“We’ve listened to the industry and the time is right for an offer to come to market with an alternative model that addresses the real estate industry’s concern at the continually
escalating price of advertising.”
The View portal is available through app stores and will include properties across the country, not just those on the market right now.
“That means view.com.au will showcase more than 11 million properties in Australia compared to some of the portals which feature around 140,000 properties for sale,” Mr Catalano said. “From Day 1 we will provide consumers with a complete view of the market.’’
View has worked with mapping partner Nearmap to create the ability to have a comprehensive overview of all properties.
“We’ve had a look globally at best practice search for property and we’ve consumer tested a range of options and without doubt the preferred experience is map-based search,” View CEO Toby Blazs said. “So unlike others in the market who default consumers to a list view, we’ll default our search results via a map.”
Mr Catalano said the innovative site was designed to be a true disruptor in the proptech sector.
“VMG continues to grow and tick off the key parts of its strategic plan,” he said. “We are well on the way to forming a global-first conglomerate of proptech assets including portals, ad tech, lead generation, lead management solutions, media planning and buying, AI services, data and connections all under the one roof.”
Chris Dixon, a partner who led the charge, says he has a ‘very long-term horizon’
Americans now think they need at least $1.25 million for retirement, a 20% increase from a year ago, according to a survey by Northwestern Mutual
