Estate Streets, Planned Properly.
Malvern East was drawn as estates rather than as one long ribbon of infill, and it still reads that way. The Gascoigne and Waverley streets carry heritage overlay protection under Stonnington, so what goes into a front garden is a planning question as much as a design one. Council also treats a tree as significant once the trunk measures 140 centimetres around at 1.4 metres above the base, or 180 centimetres at the base, and that single number decides where a footing or a slab can honestly go. We settle all of it before anyone digs. Then comes the craft: paving toned to answer the clinker brickwork, rendered walls squared to the bungalow lines, steps and retaining that take up the fall instead of pretending it is not there. Central Park sets the local benchmark, eight hectares of Edwardian layout still intact after a century, and a private garden earns the same structural honesty. We also build across Malvern and Carnegie, and a lawn from our turf installation team in Malvern East finishes the build.