From creche to contemporary
Floorplan
sold
Passion and commitment to achieve the best outcome for his clients are Andrew’s core strengths. There are few others in the industry that can rival his commitment levels, or would be willing to do what he does for clients.
A genuine love of real estate is reflected in his enthusiasm, hard work and commitment. In particular Andrew focuses on establishing a constant and open line of communication to keep his clients fully informed throughout the sales campaign and to instil them with the confidence that they are in the most capable hands.
Andrew is a talented auctioneer, having competed in the 2016 REIV competition, and has exceptional negotiation skills. He understands that the key to ascertaining a clients true requirement is to listen. He makes sure the right advice is given and tailored to their particular situation and needs.
Driven to succeed, he aims to not only achieve the best results possible but to also offer the most seamless, stress free, informative and meticulous service.
Significant from its c1919 origins as Victoria’s first purpose built crèche, equally well recognised more recently for the style and success of its conversion to a residential address, this iconic building hosts an exclusive selection of refined apartments. This stunning first floor example features huge living and dining areas that are filled with northern light from a fabulous decked terrace. Outlooks over the streetscape accompanies this beautiful balance of indoor appeal and outdoor allure while an open plan kitchen with stone benches, Smeg appliances and excellent storage illustrates the quality of the conversion. A massive main bedroom with walk-in robes and ensuite enjoys its own zone, entirely separate from two additional bedrooms downstairs, each with built-in robes, both sharing a fully tiled central bathroom. Secure parking enhances the convenience of a landmark identity close to Carlton Primary School, the Melbourne Uni campus and all the attractions of both Lygon and Rathdowne Streets.