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Today was an impressive day for the luxury property market, showcasing the country’s finest family homes and waterfront estates. Below are four properties selected from across Australia that display an unrivalled standard of contemporary living.
Tucked within Sydney’s sought-after eastern suburbs, Woollahra is an affluent locale boasting a median house price of A$4.8 million. The leafy streets, bustling eateries and selection of elite schooling draw families and young couples alike to the peaceful suburb, which has experienced an annual growth rate of 26.3 per cent.
Only a moment’s walk from the Centennial Parklands and the vibrant Queen’s Street is this contemporary family home preceded by a Victorian-era terrace.
Boasting three levels of modern opulence, this Woollahra home is set to go to auction Saturday, September 24 at 2:15 pm.
84 Holdsworth Street, Woollahra, NSW 2025
Nedlands is a spectacular blend of urban living and glorious natural reserves, home to 13 parks covering nearly 6.5 per cent of the area. The proximity to Perth’s CBD and the University of Western Australia is reflected in a predominant age group of 20 to 29-year-olds.
The sought-after suburb has seen 16.7 per cent property price growth that has increased the median house price to A$2.1 million.
Sprawling over 1,012 square metres of desirable Perth land, this property is a Hamptons-style haven set on a premiere Perth address. This tri-level property is a mere five-minute walk from the best that Nedland’s has to offer, including the pristine Swan River and Nedlands Golf Course.
86 Webster Street, Nedlands, WA 6009
Applecross is an idyllic riverside locale that has experienced an increase in area value of 16 per cent since 2008, drawing the median house price to A$1,735,000. Bounded by Canning Highway and the Swan River, the suburb offers uninterrupted water views while remaining close to trendy precincts filled with shops and eateries and easy access to the CBD.
The area is predominantly filled with working professionals, where 50-59-year-olds make up the majority of the population.
Previously sold in 2008 for A$6.5 million, this Applecross property has been refurbished to contemporary excellence. The palatial riverside sanctuary sits on ‘The Strand’, one of the suburb’s most tightly held and exclusive streets, and enjoys 180-degree views of the Perth city skyline and beyond.
59 The Strand, Applecross, WA 6153
Positioned only a 10-minute drive from the city, Naremburn is a hidden gem of Sydney recording a median house price of A$3,075,000. In the last year, the suburb experienced 18 per cent annual growth and homes typically stayed on the market for 23 days.
The tight-knit community sprawls across an exclusive 1.2 square kilometres and is primarily called home by couples with children.
Featured in Grand Designs Magazine and Interiors Addict Blog, this Naremburn property brings an unparalleled standard of architecture and interior design to the market. The property is bathed in natural light and boasts a seamless transition from indoor to outdoor living culminating in a sprawling heated swimming pool.
This magnificent Naremburn property is set to go to auction Saturday, September 24.
1a McBurney Street, Naremburn, NSW 2065
Fingal Head is a tight-knit locale on the Tasman Sea Coast that has experienced a consistent increase in annual growth since 2018, pushing the current median house price to A$1.57 million. Bounded by the Tweed River estuary and the ocean, the area is defined by its glorious natural beauty.
The locale only saw 18 listings come to market in 2021, a testament to its long-standing residents and tranquil lifestyle.
‘Letitia’ is a tropical oasis executed by award-winning builders H&H Constructions and designed by the esteemed Paul Uhlmann. The coastal sanctuary is defined by its elegant interiors, featuring irrigated hanging gardens drenched in sunlight.
This spectacular Fingal Head property comes with a price guide of between A$3.95 million and A$4.15 million.
10 Letitia Road, Fingal Head, NSW 2487
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