The Bank of Melbourne CEO and chair of the not-for-profit Committee for Melbourne has listed 3/262 Domain Road, developed 10 years ago by boutique builder Arno Corporation.

The imposing Isis building, dubbed by locals as a "tower of power", includes seven large apartments which over the years have accommodated some of Melbourne's corporate who's who.

Former International Olympic Committee member Kevan Gosper was one of the first to buy into the complex, parting with $3.5 million for an off-the-plan flat.

Tanner paid $2.7 million for his three bedroom apartment in 2009.

The luxury six-star development, with a distinctive tapered pyramidal design, is finished in a terracotta tile with a shallow-groove surface finish. The colour was chosen to integrate Isis with the traditional roofing throughout the suburb.

Marshall White's Marcus Chiminello and Nicole French are looking after Mr Tanner's apartment via an expressions of interest campaign, closing March 11. MP

Crown Casino founder Lloyd Williams has quietly taken his state-of-the-art thoroughbred training farm – the home of some of Australia's best racehorses – off the market.

Macedon Lodge was removed from the prestige provincial listings just before Christmas, Private Property has heard.

Williams, who has won four Melbourne Cups, is believed to have just tested the market for his Mount Macedon estate. It is rumoured that a buyer with deep enough pockets failed to surface.

The picturesque property is owned by Hudson Conway Racing – the high-powered businessman's private racing and breeding enterprise.

It is where the 2012 Cup winner Green Moon was prepared, as well as last year's Caulfield Cup victor Fawkner, and the tradition will continue ahead of this year's Spring Racing Carnival. EP 

A waterfront palace built 23 years ago by late tiling magnate Frank Mingarelli is Melbourne's latest eight figure offering.

The unrenovated home in Brighton's ritzy Golden Mile is expected to sell for between $13 million and $14 million.

Spread over three levels and with six bedrooms and an indoor pool, 5 St Ninians Road cost nearly $1 million to build in 1993.

However, the true value of the property is in the land – a 1794 square metre plot with 27.7 metre frontage to Port Phillip Bay.

Mingarelli Tiles in Moorabbin was one of the first local outlets to import high-end Italian stock.

Follett & Co's director Justin Follett and Troy Ellis are representing the family of the businessman.

The expected price is short of the Brighton suburban record, set when Shannagolden at 12 Moule Avenue sold for $18 million. MP

Lawyer by day and theatre producer by night, Jonathan Feder is bumping out of his stylish Toorak bolthole.

Mr Feder, who specialises in intellectual property law for firm K & L Gates, is a board member of the Melbourne Theatre Company.

He is well regarded for his pro bono contributions and support of MTC's arts community.

Madeline Kennedy from Marshall White is managing the sale of 24 Ruabon Road, which is expected to fetch above $900,000.

The renovated two bedroom brick home with expanses of glossy floorboards, plantation shutters, open plan living opening to a decked terrace and a location near the upmarket boutiques and cafes of Hawksburn Village will be auctioned on March 14. EP

Hockingstuart's agent David Wood had better pack a hat and a tube of SPF30 of a morning – he will be spending a lot of hours working by the sea.

Mr Wood is listing $10 million worth of property on bayfront Beaconsfield Parade, in the Middle Park to Albert Park stretch.

Some agents regard the millionaires' row of Beaconsfield Parade as Melbourne's most expensive strip when measured by land value.

Up for purchase in the Beaconsfield bonanza is an art deco abode at 11/243; a big corner holding with the rarity of no heritage overlay at 208, number 101 near the Kerferd Road pier and, just a few doors down, at 106.

For buyers who want to dip their toe in prime real estate, Mr Wood is happy to meet at the pier for a savignon blanc in the sun, and talk business. EP

My Chemist chief executive Mario Verrocchi is the mystery buyer of the Smorgon family's palatial Toorak address. The $19.2 million deal for the Orrong Road estate was sealed in December, before the house entered its second year on the market. The 1920s home on a massive 5500 square metre block was Melbourne's third largest transaction last year. MP

As pretty as a picture

A freestanding, double-fronted Victorian in Prahran has sparked a swell of interest. Like any object of beauty, it's the rarity factor that sends the heart aflutter. This prestige address near Hawksburn Village looks like a romantic picture book house, with three stylish bedrooms, a sitting room or library with marble fireplace and ornate windows looking out to the elegant gardens. Agent Gary Ormond of Kay & Burton expects the home to fetch upwards of $1.7 million, with an auction on March 14. EP

Living in the past

Think of a historic home in Melbourne's leafy east and Templestowe doesn't immediately come to mind, which is what makes Morialta at 81-83 Serpells Road so intriguing. Developed in 1873, the property is believed to be the last original homestead of its type in Manningham. After first hitting the market last November, it has been relisted by the current vendors, Professor Murray Esler and psychiatrist Dr Rosemary Schwarz. Jellis Craig's Andrew Keleher and Michael Latkich are expecting more than $2.5 million. MP

Go west

Nudging the magic seven-figure asking price in trendy Yarraville is 10 Blanche Street. The double fronted Edwardian in the once working class suburb has been treated to a modern makeover befitting the now sought-after postcode. The house has three bedrooms, loft cathedral ceilings in the living and dining area and rear decking for enjoying the outdoors. Keen to view? Jas Stephens' agent Tate Moore is the man to see. The auction is on March 14, with price expectations of $950,000-plus. EP