PUB baron Ricky Munday is selling a historic home in Geelong’s trendy inner-city suburb of Newtown. Mr Munday is asking $2.75 million for the four-bedroom plus two study double storey mansion, which Robert Creece Real Estate’s Peter Bell is marketing for private sale. National Australia Bank placed the Geelong-based Munday Group in receivership earlier this year and after the pub baron failed to sell his company’s eight Victorian hotels, which included 432 gaming machines. [...]
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PUB baron Ricky Munday is selling a historic home in Geelong’s trendy inner-city suburb of Newtown. Mr Munday is asking $2.75 million for the four-bedroom plus two study double storey mansion, which Robert Creece Real Estate’s Peter Bell is marketing for private sale. National Australia Bank placed the Geelong-based Munday Group in receivership earlier this year and after the pub baron failed to sell his company’s eight Victorian hotels, which included 432 gaming machines. [...] THE compound known for years as the Ovens Benevolent Asylum, in Beechworth, has hit the market as a development site. The State Government can expect to make up to about $2 million from the sale of the 6.5 hectare property which includes five heritage protected historic buildings, and a subdivided vacant tract of land. Construction of the first asylum building started in 1862 with buildings added in 1867, according to the Heritage Council of Victoria. [...] THE compound known for years as the Ovens Benevolent Asylum, in Beechworth, has hit the market as a development site. The State Government can expect to make up to about $2 million from the sale of the 6.5 hectare property which includes five heritage protected historic buildings, and a subdivided vacant tract of land. Construction of the first asylum building started in 1862 with buildings added in 1867, according to the Heritage Council of Victoria. [...] ST KILDA properties that previously accommodated two of the area’s most established local businesses have sold to a developer. The single-level Vasiliki lobster crayfish site, and an adjoining two level building which for years traded as Earl’s Hardware, will be cleared to make way for a new $50 million-plus luxury apartment project, with ground floor retail. The buildings are spread across two properties between 173 – 177 Barkly Street, at the corner of Belford Street – which is one of just two roads that intersect with the popular Acland Street retail strip nearby. [...] ST KILDA properties that previously accommodated two of the area’s most established local businesses have sold to a developer. The single-level Vasiliki lobster crayfish site, and an adjoining two level building which for years traded as Earl’s Hardware, will be cleared to make way for a new $50 million-plus luxury apartment project, with ground floor retail. The buildings are spread across two properties between 173 – 177 Barkly Street, at the corner of Belford Street – which is one of just two roads that intersect with the popular Acland Street retail strip nearby. [...] |
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