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Marida-Sales Brochure.Pdf A new standard of contemporary style. Refined, considered living creating the new benchmark in Mordialloc. Mordialloc 3195 Marida [ma - ɾi - dah] noun. Derived from local aboriginal language meaning ‘small tidal stream’ or ‘near little sea’. Mordialloc Pier 2 Mordialloc Marida 3 Artist impression Marida - White Street Design direction from Cera Stribley The driving element of the design for Marida is to create a simple, elegant form that wraps around the large feature Eucalyptus tree on the site, becoming the visual centrepiece of the project. The ground and first levels incorporate strong vertical lines and simple volumes that exude a classic solid look, emphasised by the use of white brick. Cutouts between townhouses create a break in the overall built form and contrasting materials (dark cladding), for the podium level gives the appearance of smaller-scale development. Timber elements are introduced to soften the general aesthetic and relate to natural tones. The use of black for detailing on doors, windows and balustrades tie the design together. Additional landscaping is used along the street to compliment the surrounding green context of White Street. Townhouses include direct street entry to allow a sense of address. Domenic Cerantonio Managing Principal Cera Stribley Architects www.cs-a.com.au 4 Introduction Marida 5 Artist impression Marida - McDonald Street 01. Excellence in detail Marida well and truly surpasses settle in gently within the existing the benchmark of modern streetscape whilst setting a new townhouse developments, placing benchmark for luxury living in an importance on the time, Mordialloc. consideration and dedication required for quality and design. Careful attention has been paid to the smaller details, and it is this It is proudly a traditional project – meticulous finessing that makes demanding workmanship of a high all the difference in creating these Artist impression standard and one designed to beautiful homes. Marida Type C - Kitchen and Living Room 6 Introduction Marida 7 02. Architecture + Design With a diverse range of living spaces, Marida offers a place to proudly call home for everyone, from singles to couples, families to downsizers. The townhomes are beautiful and bespoke in nature, with floor plans that deliver on a broad range of wants and needs for any buyer. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered to ensure its design and function adds to and enhances the living experience at Marida. Artist impression Marida Type B - Living Room Living Rooms Marida offers generous open plan living layouts which expand seamlessly onto large balconies perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests with views across local parkland and Woodlands Golf Course. They provide a stylish background to an elegant lifestyle accentuated by large doors and windows inviting natural light to pour into the space. Neutral colours on walls and finishes are complemented Artist impression by wide European oak timber floors, creating a harmonious canvas for your art and furnishings. Marida Type B - Facade & Front Courtyard 8 Architecture + Design Marida 9 Artist impression Marida Type C - Kitchen Kitchens A kitchen is the gathering place for every home. Inspiring and uncompromising, each kitchen at Marida has been designed with meticulous precision and practicality in mind to ensure a seemless flow between the adjoining dining and living space. Each kitchen features individually crafted natural stone benchtops, beautifully appointed European style panel cabinetry and modern Bosch and Fisher & Paykel appliances including dishwasher and fully integrated refrigerator. 10 Architecture + Design Marida 11 Bedrooms Filled with natural light, each bedroom represents a secluded sanctuary. Beautifully designed to reflect a sense of calm, each bedroom is flooded with natural light and coupled with spacious built in robes featuring European style linear paneling. Many of the bedrooms include double vanity ensuites and enjoy sweeping views over the neighbouring Woodlands Golf Course and parklands. Artist impression Marida Type A - Master Bedroom 12 Architecture + Design Marida 13 Bathrooms Simple yet elegant spaces, each bathroom offers a mixture of refined and textured materials including natural stone benchtops, floor to ceiling ceramic tiles, and timber look cabinetry. Feature bespoke sconces are perched above the vanity providing additional warmth and glow to the secluded space. Artist impression Marida Type B - Ensuite Bathroom 14 Architecture + Design Marida 15 Mordialloc Beach 03. Mordialloc, your friendly local With its picturesque shopping village, tranquil beach and blend of contemporary vitality and historical charm, Mordialloc is one of Melbourne’s most highly sought after Bayside suburbs. The friendly relaxed lifestyle enjoyed by locals has resulted in Mordialloc becoming widely recognised as a perfect place to enjoy a beachside lifestyle whilst maintaining access to a cosmopolitan restaurant, bar, cafe and local retail precinct. 16 Lifestyle & Location Marida 17 Graced with leading restaurants and cafes, Mordialloc Main Street Cafe offers a plethora of cosmopolitan dining choices catering to all - whether its a casual fish and chips at Tommy Ruff, a more sophisticated setting at Bang Bang or an afternoon drink by the waterfront at the iconic Doyle’s Bridge Hotel. Bang Bang Bang Bang Cocktail 18 Lifestyle & Location Marida 19 Woodlands Golf Club George Woods Reserve Ben Kavanagh Reserve and Playground Residents at Mordialloc enjoy their leisure activities taking advantage of all the wonderful sports and recreational facilities on offer, ensuring an active lifestyle. Extensive parkland and bay trails, golf courses and surf activities can all be accessed within a short commute from Marida highlighting its convenient location. 20 Lifestyle & Location Marida 21 Mordialloc Surf Life Saving Club Sunny Boy, Mordialloc Beach Mordialloc Train Station Marida is a short distance from Mordialloc train station and affiliated bus network making Mordialloc a convenient suburb for commuting and travelling. Only 25.4 kilometres from the CBD, it is closely connected to all the things you love about Melbourne. 22 Lifestyle & Location Marida 23 Urban Ground Mordialloc Doyle’s Bridge Hotel Main Street Cafe 24 Lifestyle & Location Marida 25 Tommy Ruff Fish Bar Main Street Cafe YOMG Mordialloc (Burgers, Shakes and Ice Cream) Enjoy the friendly village atmosphere with its wide variety of retailers, supermarkets, grocers, chemists, homewares stores, gift shops and many bespoke and exciting boutiques, artisanal providores conveniently located just 15 minutes walk from Marida. 26 Lifestyle & Location Marida 27 People move to Mordialloc and stay for life. The area’s Mordialloc Beach vibrant village, excellent schools and active lifestyles caters to all walks of life creating an enviable standard of living for all its residents. Mordialloc Marina Mordialloc Pier 28 Lifestyle & Location Marida 29 Highly regarded schools are easily accessible for all future residents. Marida is located in the sought after Parkdale Secondary College and Mordialloc Beach Primary school zones. It also has easy access to Mentone Grammar School and Mentone Girls Grammar School and a wide selection of early Mordialloc Beach Primary School learning and child care centres. Mentone Grammar School Mordialloc College 30 Lifestyle & Location Marida 31 Como Parade W epean Hwy Lower Dandenong Rd Beach Rd Mentone Parade Lower Dandenong Rd Warrigal Rd Parkers Rd 43 PARKDALE 18 PARKDALE STATIO 42 Mills Rd epean Hwy 2 24 Como Parade W Warren Rd Boundary Rd 28 Parkers Rd MORDIALLOC 35 32 31 33 BRAESIDE 9 1 34 44 White St Malcolm Rd Chute St Beach Rd 7 epean Hwy Springvale Rd 30 McDonald St 39 MORDIALLOC STATIO 29 16 14 11 22 12 13 38 25 20 4 15 21 36 17 PORT PHILLIP BAY 37 5 23 3 40 19 Governor Rd 10 6 Governor Rd 31 8 25 27 41 Cafes Restaurants Bars Parks and Recreational Venues Shopping Education 1. Hendriks Cafe 10. SunnyBoy Beach Club 19. Braeside Brewing Co 26. Mordialloc Pier 35. Parkdale Plaza 39. Mordialloc Beach Primary School 2. Parkers Cafe 11. Ok Billy Souvlaki Bar 20. Mordialloc Cellar Door 27. Mordialloc Motor Yacht Club 36. Mordialloc Woolworths 40. St Brigid’s Parish Primary School 3. Conscious Cravings Co 12. Tommy Ruff Fishbar 21. The Bay Mordi 28. Parkdale Yacht Club 37. Mordialloc Market 41. Mordialloc College 4. Main Street Cafe 13. Bang Bang 22. Side Street Lounge 29. Dog Park 38. Mordialloc Fresh Gourmet Poultry 42. Parkdale Primary School 5. Urban Ground Mordialloc 14. Saffron 23. Peter Scullin Reserve 30. Ben Kavanagh Park 43. Parkdale Secondary College WATERWAYS 6. Tour de Cafe 15. Hansa’s Steak & Gril 24. Lumbar 31. White Street Reserve 44. TLC Child Care Centre (Due 2022) 7. Oscars Hangout 16. IMMI Dumpling Bar 25. The Sporting Globe Bar & Grill 32. Bradshaw Bushland Reserve 8. Doyles Bridge Hotel 17. Mordy Supper Club 33. Woodlands Golf Club ASPEDALE 9. Parkdale Beach Cafe & Grill 18. Meat Flour Wine 34. TLC Health Club & Wells Rd Pool (Due 2022) 32 Lifestyle & Location Marida 33 ASPEDALE GARDES Mornington Peninsula Dog Park Aspendale Beach McDonald Street White Street Mordialloc Beach Doug Denyer Mordiallloc Pier Port Phillip Bay Mordialloc Beach Woodlands Golf Parkdale Beach Mentone Beach Reserve Primary School Course 34 Lifestyle & Location Marida 35 Area map of the Median House Price 04. Facts about Mordialloc (4 Bedrooms) in the surrounding suburbs. Brighton $3,000,000 Brighton Key Demographics Age Distribution East $2,115,000 Bentleigh Bentleigh East $1,550,000 $1,285,000 Median Age (years old) 40 Aged Hampton Hampton 20-39 25.5% $2,359,000 East Moorabbin Tertiary Education or above (% of population) 28% $1,305,000 25.5% of the population are aged $1,240,000 between 20-39 years old - which is the Professionals (% of population) 27% Highett Springvale perfect renter demographic. Sandringham $1,338,000 $871,000 $1,825,000 Clayton South $845,000 Accessibility Cheltenham $1,360,000 Black Rock $1,747,500 Moorabbin Dingley Mentone Airport Village $895,000 Beaumaris $1,360,000 N/A $1,700,000 Walkable Score Public Transport Lifestyle Parkdale $1,201,000 Mordialloc receives a score of 66.
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