This is the week that was… a house completely made of glass, my dream home on Centennial Park (if only I had millions and millions of dollars and lived in Sydney!) plus the apartment I’d buy for my children if I ever win the lotto and have the aforementioned stack of spare cash!
A tiny two-level home on a very big 1.36 ha of land. Price guide is $700,000 – $750,000.
A tiny home with a tiny price on a jaw-dropping location. Offers over $290,000.
Not totally tiny but clever, compact and captivating. This one-bedroom retreat is beautiful and architectural and in a stunning spot. Oysters can be shucked straight from the water below. Offers over $895,000.
1. A fab one-bedder in one of the tightly-held Nightingale buildings in Melbourne.
2. This apartment is small but it’s in the heart of Sydney and in a beautiful old historic building. I reckon that’s a worthy trade off.
3. You can smell the roses in this 2BR apartment with its own garden. Smack bang on the waterfront in Sandy Bay, one of the swishest neighbourhoods in Hobart.
A sublime mid-century modernist home on Centennial Park with wonderful domed skylights.
If I ever won the lotto I would want to buy all my daughters an apartment like this in one of the Nightingale buildings. Style and substance and on the market for $557,000 – $610,000.
The completely charming home of the late Fraser Cahill, a much-loved and respected Melbourne agent was sold in an emotional and heartfelt auction.
An epic estate in the Adelaide Hills with an infinity-edge pool and its own vineyard!
A lifestyle property that has a cottage, a barn and a dam with two islands!
A brand-new house as shiny as the Gold Coast.
No curtains? No worries if you are this remote.
An understated facade and then wow, this house is no shrinking violet. Life is too short not to embrace colour.
Get me out of the city but keep it luxe!
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