VIC Clayton South 'mansion'

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  1. korando1234

    korando1234 Well-Known Member

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    korando1234, 13th Apr, 2021
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    Holy heck, is that some April fools joke gone bad?

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    It looks like a poorly designed vomit bag.


    Land value only methinks.
     
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    It's about 900m from the tip!

    Entertain in the spacious al fresco area as a gentle breeze of decomposition wafts by.

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    Well at least it's in the style of the locale.
     
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  6. Scott No Mates

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    I wondered where Salim Mahajer had moved to since his wedding went awry in Auburn. :oops:
     
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    What can you say - $3.6 - $4M for land value???
     
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    Maybe for 4 of them. Tell em they're dreamin'.
     
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    Franco Cotzo went broke when they finished that house. (A Melbourne joke)
    The images are all photoshopped - I cant see any of the clear plastic on the fabric chairs.

    Sansdstone is an aweful material and weathers very poorly. It absorbs water and rots and tarnishes. It encourages mould. And that one makes me ill.
     
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    I actually think the outside of the house looks great. The garden and insides need to be gutted and reworked. There's just way too much going on. It's like they've tried to stuff something into every single inch of the yard and inside every room. RESTRAINT!
     
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  11. The Y-man

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    Only on photos :D Couldn't help it - did a drive by.

    The house is actually quite small - as is the land.
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    Yeah something with that type of design needs to be big for it to work.
     
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