Our 13 favourite homes for sale in NSW right now

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3/746 New South Head Road, Rose Bay

There are times it’s tempting to leave this space without words, save for these salient few: “See pictures.”

Viewing the penthouse at 3/746 New South Head Road, Rose Bay, is one of those times. Absolute frontage to the beach and a view Michael Pallier of Sotheby’s describes as “up there with anything in the world.” A picture here really does paint a thousand words and then some.

Tough as it is, we’ll turn heel away from that harbour blue beyond the window – rolling to the Harbour Bridge and across to North Sydney – to talk about what lies within.

Generous dimensions mean three large bedrooms, each with ample space and opulent en suites. The main bedroom comes with a capacious walk-in wardrobe.

The expressions-of-interest campaign has a guide of around $19 million.

9 McDonald Street, Potts Point

Standing gracefully in a quiet cul-de-sac on the doorstep of Potts Point’s lively dining scene, Greta is a magnificent c1880 terrace of rare scale and refinement. “Set on a dual-frontage block, this landmark home spans four light-filled levels, blending period details with contemporary style,” the agent says. “A true centrepiece is the marble kitchen with its double-height ceiling, opening to a serene garden courtyard.”

200 Mccarrs Creek Road, Church Point

Maximising its enviable deep-waterfront setting, this impeccably revitalised home is a serene retreat framed by natural beauty. “Two spacious living areas include one that flows to a level, landscaped garden with direct water access and another that opens to a verandah with sweeping views of Pittwater and the national park,” the agent says. “The vendors treasure the ease of boating, kayaking and other water sports.”

2 Allen Avenue, Bilgola Beach

Filled with decades of cherished memories, this original house, one row back from the sand, reflects vendors Don and Margaret Morgan’s enduring love for Bilgola Beach. “With its sandstone pillars, walls and floors, it’s a timeless gem,” the agent says. “From balcony mornings gazing at the ocean to quick swims … and sunny afternoons in the sunroom, this has been their hidden haven on one of the peninsula’s most coveted streets.”

86 Gordon Street, Paddington

For over a decade, family celebrations have come to life at this grand tri-level terrace. The sunny kitchen and living area has French doors and picture windows and opens to a north-facing garden. “High ceilings and marble fireplaces define its beautifully proportioned rooms,” the agent says. “The sunlit tiered terraces, framed by the striking backdrop of heritage-listed St Matthias Church, only adds to its magnificence.”

55 Cheryl Crescent, Newport

This tranquil, elevated home combines treetop living with breathtaking ocean and Pittwater views, enriched by timber and stone accents that echo its natural setting. “The flexible layout caters to multigenerational living, with both private sanctuaries and shared spaces,” the agent says. “A new sunlit kitchen opens onto the wraparound deck, while the studio and home office provide additional functionality.”

39a High Street, Hunters Hill

A vision of modern sophistication, this architect-designed duplex has three lavish levels serviced by an Italian lift. “Herringbone floors, natural stone and brass accents bring elegance to every corner,” the agent says. “The designer kitchen, featuring Miele appliances, a butler’s pantry and a wine cellar, enriches the fluid indoor-outdoor design, while the central atrium fills the home with an airy ambience.”

446 Binna Burra Road, Federal

Set within sprawling grounds in the glorious Byron hinterland, this award-winning pavilion-style home by Byron Design and Construction defines resort-style living. “Four interconnected pavilions create a seamless indoor-outdoor flow, with bifold doors opening to lush tropical gardens and serene outdoor spaces,” says the agent. “Mature plantings, water features, and an infinity pool that blends into the landscape complete this tranquil retreat.”

65 Forest Hill Drive, Oakhampton Heights

With Walka Recreation and Wildlife Reserve as its neighbour, Carinya Lodge promises a grand entrance with its sweeping, tree-lined driveway leading to a haven of elegance and calm. “High ceilings lend a sense of space, expansive windows frame garden views, and the gourmet kitchen with a five-metre marble benchtop exudes refinement,” says the agent. “Outside, three distinct zones cater to al fresco dining, poolside entertaining, and pure relaxation.”

23 Webb Street, Mittagong

Romance lingers around this weatherboard home, from its sunlit living areas with soaring ceilings opening onto shady verandahs to a conservatory-style dining space and a kitchen with captivating garden views. “The grounds are a botanical haven featuring a herb garden, perennial borders, and a fully enclosed vegetable patch,” says the agent. “A highlight is the circular lavender garden with recycled brick paving surrounding an idyllic fire pit.”

65 Hillside Parade, Elizabeth Beach

Blending harmoniously with its breathtaking Australian bush setting, this modern reimagining of the classic beach house, built by a well-known builder, rests on a north-facing, sloping block between Elizabeth Beach and Wallis Lake. “The main living area is elevated among mature trees, capturing filtered views of the lake,” says the agent. “A self-contained guest studio with a bedroom and bathroom enhances the home’s versatility.”

21 Queens Road, Leura

Whether basking in summer sunlight or watching snow sprinkle Leura in winter, this split-level cedarwood cottage offers year-round serenity. “Built by renowned builder Vincent Tassiello, the home features high ceilings, large glass windows on both levels, and an elevated position for privacy,” says the agent. “The sunny deck is a favourite, where views of the valley and a garden filled with tree ferns, hydrangeas, and roses are pure delight.”

2 Kirkwood Street, Blackheath

Framed by a picket fence and delightful gardens, this property offers two homes in one not-too-big but not-too-small block, brimming with versatility. “The main two-bedroom house is immaculate, with a staircase leading to a verandah featuring elegant fretwork,” notes the agent. “At the rear, a separate one-bedroom self-contained studio with its own entrance provides the perfect opportunity for passive income.”

This article was originally published by Domain.com.au. Reproduced with permission.