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A Brisbane warehouse offering in Fortitude Valley has been sold for $2.7 million.
Listed as a trophy home blank canvas, it is set over three expansive open plan levels with approvals for a fourth level.
There is 377 square metres of internal floor area per level.
Access is via two street frontages, Wickham and Little streets.
The brick walls have that wear and tear too them that only time can render, Belle listing agent Ivo Kornel said.
"Build your dream New York Loft, walk out the front door and enjoy the buzzing nightlife," he suggests.
But likely options potentially include a night club, hotel and or a place for work.
It last sold at $1,825,000 in 2014.
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Fortitude Valley warehouse with night club or hotel conversion potential sold

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A three bedroom house in Leichhardt, the Italian suburb in the inner city of Sydney, has been listed for sale with $2.89 million hopes.
It presents superbly as an artistic retreat and entices lavish entertaining, the agent Rocco Colosi from Pilcher Residential said.
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<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-leichhardt-127603758" target="_blank">Located at 15 Cromwell Street</a>, it features frontage is equal to three terraces in width, three bedrooms, a central courtyard, gourmet gas kitchen with Smeg/Asko appliances.
Other features include double lock-up garage, limestone tiling, underfloor heating and designer lighting.
The building size is approximately 298 square metres.
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Warehouse-style residential Leichhardt trophy listing

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A Brisbane warehouse offering in vibrant Fortitude Valley has been listed for sale as a trophy home blank canvas.
It is set over <a href="https://www.realcommercial.com.au/property-industrial+warehouse-qld-fortitude+valley-502632310" target="_blank">three expansive open plan levels</a> with approvals for a fourth level.
There is 377 square metres of internal floor area per level.
Access is via two street frontages, Wickham and Little streets.
The brick walls have that wear and tear too them that only time can render, Belle listing agent Ivo Kornel said.
"Build your dream New York Loft, walk out the front door and enjoy the buzzing nightlife," he suggests.
But likely options potentially include a night club, hotel and or a place for work.
It last sold in at $1,825,000.
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Fortitude Valley warehouse is a trophy home blank canvas

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Martin Pirc, the owner of Punch Lane wine bar, one of Melbourne Laneway gems, has listed his Richmond warehouse-conversion.
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-richmond-124672486" target="_blank">Glasshouse Street home</a> tucked at the end of a cul-de-sac has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a north-facing garden oasis.
Warehouse origins such as giant sliding walls, vaulted ceilings and polished concrete floors have been re-invented.
There's also a mezzanine teen retreat and a top-floor master suite with bathroom, walk-in wardrobe and a balcony with district views.
The home goes to auction March 5 through Rebecca Edwards at Kay &amp; Burton Hawthorn.
Pirc paid $1,125,000 in 2008.
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Richmond warehouse conversion listed by Punch Lane owner

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A three level Fitzroy warehouse conversion fetched $2.1 million at auction. 
The renovated Brooks Building at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-fitzroy-124507698" target="_blank">51A Little Smith St, Fitzroy</a>, features a loft bedroom with a balcony, offering views of Collingwood and Fitzroy.
There is a light-filled open-plan living area with exposed beams. 
There were four bidders at the Nelson Alexander auction.
It was announced on the market at $1.8 million.
Nelson Alexander Fitzroy agent Luke Sacco said the building conversion was about three decades ago to retain the raw features of its warehouse heritage.
It has the high ceilings, exposed brick, old timber floors.
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On the ground floor, there is a lockup garage and two bedrooms.
There are original warehouse windows with wooden floors and white-painted bricks complement the exposed beams in the lounge and dining area.
The property had pre-auction price expectations of $1.55 million to $1.65 million.
CoreLogic says it last traded in 1978 at $7500.
Last year an undeveloped Fitzroy North warehouse sold at auction.
The 6A/1 Bik Lane offering sold for $1.216 million, just over its $1.1 million reserve set by the artist Polly Courtin who'd been there a decade.
The 120sq m building space boasted ceilings high enough to fit three storeys inside, the Nelson Alexander marketing suggested.
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Fitzroy warehouse conversion sells at $2.1 million 

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Netwealth Group's joint managing director Matt Heine has listed his quirky three level Prahran pad.
He paid $1.95 million for <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-prahran-124005126" target="_blank">the warehouse conversion</a> in 2009 with timber pivot doors revealing an expansive multi purpose living room.
The first level, accessed by both lift and timber stairs, comprises two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The top floor main bedroom comes with ensuite, study nook and terrace offering city views.
The home goes under the hammer on December 5 through Marshall White.
This article was first published in the Weekend Australian Mansion Australia property section.
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Quirky three level Prahran pad listed

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The former Sydney investment banker Alastair Walton is selling the Leichhardt warehouse conversion which was bought in June last year for his four children.
It goes to October 15 auction with $1.8 million hopes.
It was bought for $1.55 million which was $255,000 over its reserve.
The property at 26 Mackenzie Street was the site of a sign-writing business. After the premises were stripped bare, there's been little more than a splash of paint.
The upper mezzanine level has been configured to host two bedrooms separated by a bathroom.
Walton, who was a major fundraiser for the Liberal Party, was appointed our first Consul General to Houston by the Federal Government last October.
More than 50 Fortune 500 companies are headquartered in Texas and the state exports A$2.5 billion worth of goods to Australia. More than 100 Australian companies operate in Texas, including BHP Billiton, Woodside, Santos, WorleyParsons, Macquarie Group, Pryme Oil and Gas, Lend Lease and Brambles.
Walton had most recently been the chairman of BKK Partners, the minnow corporate advisory firm which had Peter Costello briefly as a director, and before that been co-chairman and managing director of Goldman Sachs Australia, taking over from then merchant banker Malcolm Turnbull.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Leichhardt warehouse offering up for auction

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A Fitzroy warehouse conversion within the former MacRobertson chocolate factory drew serious weekend competition from seven keen bidders.
Buyers agent Frank Valentic was one of the bidders for the three-bedroom home at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-fitzroy-122904058" target="_blank">219 Argyle Street</a> that sold for $1.527 million.
The sale was through Nelson Alexander Fitzroy, who drew a range of buyers including young couples and downsizers.
 
 
 
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Fitzroy warehouse conversion takes the chocolate 

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Destination New South Wales chief executive Sandra Chipchase has splashed out $2.35 million on a Paddington warehouse.
The 1880 converted warehouse spans two levels and has four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The 120 sqm property, that previously traded for $1.34 million in 2010, features ground floor outdoor decking and a second floor terrace.
Chipchase was poached back to Sydney by the O'Farrell state government from Victoria where she had been CEO of the Melbourne Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Destination NSW was created in 2011 from the merger of Tourism NSW and Events NSW.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
 
 
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Sandra Chipchase destined for Paddington warehouse

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Singer songwriter Melissa Higgins has sold her warehouse conversion in Melbourne's Abbotsford.
The red-brick residence has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a study and an outdoor entertaining terrace.
Architecturally designed, the converted warehouse has maintained original features such as high herringbone ceilings and exposed Oregon pillars.
Higgins bought the property for $1.825 million in 2012. More than $2.1 million was expected.
<a href="https://kayburton.com.au/properties/view/353449-21a-mollison-street-abbotsford-3067-sale" target="_blank">Expressions of interest</a> were set to close through Kay &amp; Burton listing agent Sarah Case on February 29.
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