Twelve of our favourite homes for sale in Victoria right now
By Mary O'Brien
Looking for your next home in Victoria? We’ve got you covered.
2/89 Stevenson Street, Kew
Every detail is honed carefully in this sleek design by Martin Friedrich. A curved staircase sets the tone for a minimalist yet plush home. The main living zone features glass doors that slide open to a pool and leafy garden by COS Design. A lift connects the sleeping zone with the home theatre below. Studley Park is nearby.
1/3 Douglas Street, Toorak
Just a stroll from Toorak village, this ground-floor apartment impresses with its sophisticated spaces. Designed by Christopher Doyle and Studio Griffiths, the generous living zone faces a leafy terrace. Highlights include an office to die for, a striking dining chandelier, a stylish bar and a main suite with a courtyard. “It offers a wonderful sense of calm,” the agent says.
8 Oak Grove, Brighton
A bold renovation by Pleysier Perkins has transformed this Victorian house into a modern family home. The north-facing extension is made even brighter by three voids. The chic kitchen has a “secret” pantry and the sitting area stays cosy with a fireplace. Luxuriate in the main bedroom suite, which overlooks a courtyard. Close to Martin and Bay streets.
48-50 Greville Street, Prahran
It’s hard not to fall in love with this reinvented, character-filled 1863 villa. A colourful grand entry leads to several north-facing living rooms with period features and designer flair. Highlights include a plush private main bedroom suite, a courtyard for parties, two street frontages and a foundry converted to guest quarters. “Everything’s at your fingertips,” the agent says.
47 Crofton Street, Geelong West
A stylish renovation has injected new life into this Californian bungalow. The family room is the standout with polished concrete floors, a feature brick wall, a Coonara gas heater and a streamlined kitchen. The quality also shines through in the bathroom. Sliding doors open to the backyard and handy studio bungalow. Stroll to Pakington Street cafes.
6/17 Myamyn Street, Armadale
One of 12, this timeless apartment was designed by Gabor Hubay. Displaying generous proportions and huge windows, the light-filled living room connects to a leafy balcony. It also links to a study/third bedroom and a separate dining room. The large main suite is a bonus. Shop on Glenferrie Road or High Street.
103/64 Black Street, Brighton
Just a short walk from Church Street, this new apartment (one of 10) promises a luxe lifestyle. The home includes an open-plan living area with a fireplace, a north-facing balcony, a high-spec kitchen and a butler’s pantry. The dreamy bath, study and butler’s pantry are welcome additions. “It’s a turnkey sanctuary,” the agent says.
24 St James Avenue, Montrose
This resort-style property allows you to holiday at home. Surrounded by a garden, pool and tennis court, the large house offers great flexibility. Relax in the sitting room, kitchen-dining space or family room with a fireplace. The tree ferns, palms and cul-de-sac location add to the serenity of the large block.
2/31 Boisdale Street, Surrey Hills
All the family-friendly boxes are ticked at this new townhouse. The family room features a smart stone-clad kitchen, fireplace, dark floorboards and a neutral palette. There’s a guest suite downstairs and a main suite upstairs. The six-star energy-rated home is zoned for Camberwell High, beside a playground and close to Wattle Park.
6 Windward Court, Arthurs Seat
Recently renovated, this two-storey family home is tucked away in a court. Entertaining is easy, with a well-kitted-out kitchen serving both the family room and the formal living-dining space. You can also party in the outdoor dining area, spa and fire pit. The property is close to bike and walking trails. “It’s in a quiet and private environment,” the agent says.
451 Mount Buffalo Road, Porepunkah
It’s hard to imagine a more idyllic setting than this house with Mount Buffalo as the backdrop. Set on 14.5 hectares, it’s the last home before the national park. The living-dining room frames the scenery, while the outdoor fireplace is a great option for entertaining. It’s energy efficient with heated floors. “It’s an amazing spot,” the agent says.
18 Walpole Street, Mount Martha
Down an unsurfaced road, this dark-hued new house has a distinctive style. Inside natural materials, a flowing floor plan and quality finishes combine perfectly. The main living zone includes a hero kitchen with attractive cabinetry, colourful tiles and a stone island bench. A separate lounge, study and pool are bonuses. “It’s great for a growing family,” the agent says.
This article was originally published by Domain.com.au. Reproduced with permission.