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Developer The Saade Group, who bought a 500 sqm key Albert Park site for $5.67 million planning a knock down and rebuild have found themselves blocked.
They planned to build seven apartments, a 100-seat restaurant, two shops and a basement car park in place of the Albert Park building (picture from application below).
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The City of Port Phillip says a new report found the heritage overlay of the 1 Victoria Avenue building is structurally sound and ruled it cannot be demolished.
Council received more than 500 objections after it was revealed that the 1880s building, which was remodeled in the 1920s and 1930s, faced demolition.
It was previously owned by filmmaker Paul Cox. 
Saade issued eviction notices to all its tenants despite the council having announced it will refuse an application to knock it down.
The move has led to fears that the owners might leave it empty to deteriorate to the point where demolition is the only option, Fairfax Media suggested.
The developer now has 60 days to lodge an appeal at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal against the council’s decision.
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Developer plans for heritage building put on hold by Port Phillip City council

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The Red Hill residence of Claire Vickery sits on a 3.78 hectare vineyard holding with views towards Port Phillip.  
The Mornington Peninsula property is under vine with Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris grapes. There are vines on either side of the five bedroom, six bathroom house.
The 160 Harrisons Road property vineyard has lease arrangements until April 2017 to Martha Cove Vineyards. It last traded at $2.35 million in 2003. 
Claire Vickery is the philanthropist founder of The Butterfly Foundation, the daughter of renowned winemaker Dr John Middleton of Mount Mary Vineyard.
The residence has a front wall of windows enhanced by the rustic fusion of aged timber pylons from Manly Pier.
It has been listed <a href="https://www.realestateview.com.au/Real-Estate/160-harrisons-road-red-hill/Property-Details-buy-residential-8972278" target="_blank">through Holly Longmuir at RT Edgar Flinders</a>. 
A nearby one hectare holding with a housing compound built in 2000 sold last month at $1.55 million having traded in 2012 for $1,475,000.
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