Luxury property: Historic mansions and seaside manors are the top market picks
From grand Victoria mansions to palm-fringed pools in sought after suburbs, these are the pick of Australia’s luxury properties on the market right now.
While there’s no denying the glorious ocean views are the star attraction here, the Casey Brown Architecture-designed house more than holds its own. The three-level property impresses from top to bottom, with 440 square metres of internal accommodation plus a sensational, party-sized al fresco terrace and 14-metre lap pool.
Opposite Royal Park, this Italianate mansion with a turret tower is a head-turner. Designed by noted architect Charles Webb (of Windsor Hotel fame), the light-filled heritage rooms sit well with a contemporary renovation. The kitchen-dining space opens to a terrace with a pond – a place to relax in for the next custodians. “It’s in a tranquil setting,” the agent says.
Hidden in a cul-de-sac, this designer home has an edgy appeal. Architects Pleysier Perkins’ creative vision includes a moody lounge and glamorous family room with timber-lined ceiling, a stunning kitchen and luxe finishes. Vertical gardens, a pool, a sauna and a courtyard are skilfully integrated, while high-tech extras add to the appeal. Step out to Church Street.
Positioned opposite the green expanse of Cooper Park and boasting a heated pool and terraced gardens by Secret Gardens, this elegant home sits within easy reach of top schools and Bondi Junction shops and station. The selection of living spaces includes a light-filled library/sitting room opening onto a private terrace that is perfect for morning coffee.
This impressive mansion excels with its mix of luxury, style and space. Designed by Christopher Doyle, there are multiple living rooms with large windows framing garden views. The main bedroom suite is as big as an apartment, and two lower-level rooms could suit staff. Invite friends for a hit on the tennis court or a drink in the pavilion.
A stunning fusion of heritage and modern coastal design, The Bayside Fire Station is a nationally awarded architectural gem. Originally built in 1938, this unique Brisbane landmark has been transformed into a spacious family home with open indoor-outdoor living, panoramic Moreton Bay views, and thoughtful nods to its fire station past – offered publicly for the first time.
Offering single-level living in a prized Noosa pocket, La Casa is a five-year-old home designed by Zest Design Studio with Jan Cormie interiors. You’ll find a gallery-like foyer, high ceilings, recessed lighting, Italian-tiled floors and a Miele-appointed kitchen. There’s also a self-contained, one-bedroom apartment and a palm-fringed pool.
The romance of the past lives on in this grand Victorian mansion on a large private block. Bluestone walls, verandahs and ornate fretwork charm, while inside the formal living and dining rooms impress with a wealth of heritage detail. Enjoy treetop views and bay glimpses from the balcony. “It’s a magnificent piece of Geelong history,” the agent says.
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