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The new $100 million Glenlea Mount Barker residential development in the Adelaide Hills has launched a new augmented reality app.
The free download app offers homebuyers the chance to view the entire estate in 3D or explore the future of the development in 360-degree mode.
T &amp; J Constructions have recently began constructing the development which includes the creation of more than four hectares of parks and gardens throughout the development, which are on track to be completed by the middle of next year when the first demonstration home will be built.
Axiom Properties general manager Paul Rouvray said the start of construction is a major milestone for the project, while the new app will greatly assist buyers with their purchasing decisions.
“Following extensive planning, it is exciting to get construction works underway and begin our quest to turn the site into one of the premier residential addresses in the Adelaide Hills,” he said.
“The construction of new roads, footpaths, parks and gardens over coming months will really set the scene for the development, which will prioritise modern sustainable living and the natural environment as much as possible.
“The new augmented reality app is also an exciting initiative for the project. We’ve embraced technology and developed the app to give buyers a fantastic insight into what Glenlea will look like in the not-too-distant future, from the high quality homes and streetscapes to the playgrounds, parks and wetlands that will characterise the estate.
“Glenlea is one of the first housing developments in South Australia to use augmented reality technology of this type, which can be used to visualise the completed estate whether you’re physically standing on-site or if you’re using your mobile from interstate or overseas.”
Set on 50ha of rural land bordered by Wellington Road and Bradfield Lane in the Adelaide Hills, Glenlea Mount Barker will comprise of 600 homes nestled among parks, recreation facilities and natural woodlands.
A joint partnership between ASX-listed developer Axiom Properties and the local Gilbert family in Mount Barker – who have owned the land for the past 40 years – the village-style estate is seeking to set new design and sustainability benchmarks, with each new home to be meticulously planned, designed and tested to maximise energy efficiency and future-proof homes against rising electricity costs.
Allotment sizes in the current Stage 1 land release range from 188sqm to 1,283sqm to accommodate a mix of townhouses through to large country homes, with land prices ranging from $109,500 to $222,000. A range of house and land packages will also be available in partnership with selected premium builders.
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Gleanlea development in Adelaide Hills with 3D reality app

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Renowned winemaker Grant Burge has bought Lorndan Vineyard in the Adelaide Hills from the Pinchbeck family.
The 25-hectare boutique property at Gumeracha includes 20 hectares of vines planted in 1995 and supplies fruit to Penfolds Yattarna, Bin A and Cellar Reserve wines with a contract continuing until 2019.
About 15 hectares is planted to Chardonnay, with yields averaging between 10-12 tonnes per hectare.
The vineyard is 37km from the Adelaide CBD and close to the Barossa Valley, where the Burge family operates the Illaparra Winery and cellar door at Tanunda and whose involvement in the wine industry dates back to 1855. 
Mr Burge and his wife Helen sold the Grant Burge wine business along with the historic Krondorf Winery, to Accolade Wines, in December 2014 with speculation the price paid was about $50 million.
The couple founded Grant Burge Wines in 1988. At the time of its sale to Accolade Wines it sold around 450,000 cases of wine in the domestic market each year, and 150,000 cases overseas.
The Australian Financial Review subsequently revealed that Grant Burge Wines tumbled to a loss of $9.4 million after generating sales of $40.4 million in its last 12 months as an independent company. It had been seeking an equity investor as nervous bankers worried about its future, before Accolade stepped in with a full buyout offer in late 2014. 
"The Lorndan Vineyard is a standout Adelaide Hills vineyard providing a unique combination of healthy yields and very good grape prices, particularly for Chardonnay," said selling agent Toby Langley, managing director of winebrokers Gaetjens Langley.
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Grant Burge buys in the Adelaide Hills

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The food and beverage entrepreneur Yazan Akeel has emerged as the buyer of the Kingsbrae Estate, a 2006 French inspired modern mansion at Heathfield in the Adelaide Hills.
It sold recently for $4.1 million through Harcourts Williams. 
Spread over two levels with 825 square metres living space, the 2004-built home has eight bedrooms.
There's a 1860s stone cottage also on the eight hectares that has Shiraz vines.
The home was built by former Defence SA chief executive officer Andrew Fletcher. 
Akeel attracted attention when he started the Dolce &amp; Co dessert bar, having been behind Ecotel which has long supplied crockery, cutlery and other kitchen equipment to the hospitality industry throughout Australia, Asia and the Middle East.
This article was first published in the Weekend Australian Mansion Australia property section.
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Adelaide Hills trophy home, Heathfield sold

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The Maples, a five-bedroom double brick family estate in the Adelaide Hills, has been listed for sale.
With three bathrooms and three living rooms, the home is set on 3252 sqm of landscaped grounds with entertaining pavilion.
The well-designed floor plan separates the casual and formal living areas.
A separate wing houses a rumpus room and kitchenette, and two bathrooms, one with separate toilet.
The grounds in the Adelaide Hills, and close to Stirling, have a large street frontage and two driveways lined with mature exotic and native trees. Aside from the botanic style gardens, there are powered sheds for sports equipment, intercom access to gates and undercover parking for two cars.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-sa-stirling-122152882" target="_blank">15 Birch Road, Stirling</a> was last sold as a four-bedroom, two bathroom residence in 2008.
Agents for the property are Eloise and Peter McMillan of Toop &amp; Toop.
 
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