Wonderland paradise on the Mornington Peninsula
THERE’S little doubt that this incredible home belongs on a street named Wonderland Terrace. Take a look at the views that will take your breath away.
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Spending boom for first-home buyers
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Half-finished home achieves Christmas miracle
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Melbourne homes prop up national property market
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Pensioners and Gen-Y forced to Victorian outskirts
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Home’s stunning transformation with footy flavour
ONE look at this home would have you think it was brand new. But this eye-popping, architect-designed home is almost 50 years old, with features even a footy fan will love.
Elevators the next big thing in the ‘burbs
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Top drop vineyard to call home
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Victoria is country’s leading property market
VICTORIA is now Australia’s leading property market, as one of the only states to see growth while the rest of the country falters.
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