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61 Coppin Street, Malvern East VIC 3145
61 Coppin Street, Malvern East VIC 3145

61 Coppin Street, Malvern East VIC 3145

Contract of SaleVictoria64 pagesReviewed 3 Apr 2026
Overall Risk: HIGH
4 critical issues · 5 moderate · action required
9
Title
Lot 1 TP566873Q, Vol 03902 Fol 245 (Torrens freehold)
Zoning
NRZ2 (Neighbourhood Residential Zone - Schedule 2)
Overlays
HERITAGE HO133, DCPO1 (Development Contributions Plan Overlay - Schedule 1)
Easements
None disclosed on title
Covenants
No restrictive covenants disclosed on title
Critical risks — act before proceeding
Unregistered Swimming Pool with Non-Compliant Barriers
Critical
Plain English

The pool is illegal and you must fix it at your own cost after buying.

Impact on you

Registration, inspection, and barrier upgrades could cost $5,000-$15,000. Council can issue fines for non-compliance. The property cannot be legally sold again until the pool is compliant.

What to do

Get a pool compliance quote before signing and negotiate for the vendor to fix it or reduce the price by the compliance cost.

Special Condition 18 discloses that the property includes a swimming pool that has NOT been registered with Stonnington Council and has NOT been inspected for barrier compliance under the Building Regulations 2018. The vendor explicitly transfers all compliance costs and liability to the purchaser through Special Conditions 10 and 18.3.

Heritage Overlay Restricts All External Alterations
Critical
Deposit Forfeiture Changed from Discretionary to Mandatory
Critical
Owner-Builder Works Without Building Permits or Structural Assessment
Critical
Moderate concerns — review with your solicitor
No Finance Clause in Private Sale Contract
Moderate
Development Contributions Plan Overlay (DCPO1)
Moderate
Vendor Warranty Exclusions and "As Is" Acceptance
Moderate
Settlement Date Not Specified
Moderate
Smoke Alarm Compliance Transferred to Purchaser
Moderate
What's in order — no action required
Standard Torrens Title
Clear
Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding Clearances Provided
Clear
Standard Services Connected
Clear
No Contaminated Land or Environmental Notices
Clear
Building Information Certificate Clear
Clear
Negotiation recommendations — discuss with your solicitor
Delete Special Condition 1(x) - Mandatory Deposit Forfeiture
Moderate
Require Pool Compliance Before Settlement
Moderate
Insert Finance Clause
Moderate
Vendor to Provide Structural Engineer's Report
Moderate
Specify Settlement Date
Moderate
Questions for your conveyancer
What are the specific heritage controls under HO133?
Moderate
Can we make pool compliance a condition precedent?
Moderate
What development contributions apply under DCPO1?
Moderate
Should we get title insurance for the owner-builder works?
Moderate
What is our actual deposit exposure with the amended forfeiture clause?
Moderate
Planning Overlays & Restrictions

Heritage Overlay HO133

HIGH

Planning Certificate dated 10 February 2026

What it means

Any external alteration to the property requires a planning permit with heritage assessment. This includes renovations, extensions, new structures, fences, painting, and significant tree removal.

Council rules

Stonnington Council requires planning permit for external alterations under Clause 43.01 of the Planning Scheme. Heritage officer assessment required. Permit may be refused if works compromise heritage significance.

Impact on you

Renovation costs increase (heritage consultant fees $3,000-$10,000), approval timeframes extend (3-6 months typical), and some desired changes may be prohibited entirely. Even minor external works like replacing windows need permits.

Development Contributions Plan Overlay Schedule 1 (DCPO1)

MEDIUM

Planning Certificate dated 10 February 2026

What it means

Infrastructure contribution levies apply to certain development including subdivision, multi-dwelling development, or significant commercial development.

Council rules

Stonnington Council collects development infrastructure levies under the overlay. Rates and triggers are set in the incorporated plan document.

Impact on you

Any future subdivision or multi-dwelling development will trigger additional council levies (typically $10,000-$50,000+ per new lot/dwelling). Affects development feasibility. Single dwelling alterations typically not affected.

Neighbourhood Residential Zone Schedule 2 (NRZ2)

LOW

Planning Certificate dated 10 February 2026

What it means

Residential zone with specific controls on building height, site coverage, and setbacks aimed at protecting neighbourhood character.

Council rules

Maximum building height and site coverage limits apply. Specific setback requirements. ResCode standards for any new development.

Impact on you

Some development flexibility but must respect neighbourhood character objectives. Two-storey development generally acceptable subject to other overlays. Check specific NRZ2 schedule for detailed requirements.

Cost Analysis
Upfront Costs (excl. purchase price)
$64,600–$83,300
Total Ongoing (Annual)
$5,032
Total First Year
$69,632–$88,332
CategoryAmountTypeDetails
Stamp Duty$55,000-$60,000 estimatedOne-timeBased on typical VIC rates for established home; first-home buyer exemptions may apply if eligible
Legal/Conveyancer Fees$2,000–$3,500 estimatedOne-timeFor due diligence and settlement
Building & Pest Inspection$600-$800 estimatedOne-timeStrongly recommended given warranty exclusions
Structural Engineer Report$1,500-$2,500 estimatedOne-timeEssential for owner-builder wall removal assessment
Pool Compliance Costs$5,000-$15,000 estimatedOne-timeRegistration, inspection, barrier upgrades
Smoke Alarm Compliance$500-$1,500 estimatedOne-timeSupply and installation to meet regulations
Council Rates$5,032.10RecurringPer Stonnington Council certificate for

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