Twelve of our favourite properties for sale in Victoria

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32 William Buckley Way, Sorrento

The views of the bay and hinterland are magical from this elevated house. Entertaining is easy with huge decks on two levels. Upstairs the main living area with fireplace exudes a coastal vibe, while there’s a second living area with kitchenette downstairs. Relax by the spectacular pool. It’s close to the ocean walking track and Koonya General Store.

4 Mernda Road, Kooyong

There’s lots of space for growing families in this charming 1930s mansion. The formal dining room, library and lounge/study are a contrast to the contemporary family room with clerestory windows and glass sliding doors. The large main suite includes a dressing room, and the terrace and pool are surrounded by a mature garden. Walk to Kooyong village and train station.

1 Mildura Avenue, Sandringham

Sitting inland from the Sandringham Yacht Club, this resort-style home was cleverly designed by Aych Architects. The north-facing living zone opens to a pool and a patio with an al fresco kitchen. The indulgent main bedroom occupies the entire first floor. It won the 2019 MBAV best custom home award, and is steps from the beach, shops and station. “It’s completely private,” the agent says.

190a Separation Street, Northcote

With five bedrooms (three having an en suite), this new townhouse near All Nations Park is family-sized — but WFH couples and empty-nesters with grandkids will also appreciate the low-maintenance property offering a double garage with loft studio and a courtyard with a ready-to-barbecue kitchen. Vintage recycled bricks out front and zesty green quartz in the kitchen add pizzazz to the contemporary styling.

44 Hudson Street, Fawkner

There’s real-estate bang for your buck four stops on from Coburg station, where this neat home on 590 square metres “will catch the eye”, the agent says. “There are not many three-bed, two-bath here, especially renovated,” he says. Its big drawcard is out the back – a covered deck and landscaped garden ideal for kids, pets, veggie growing and entertaining a crowd.

7/19 St Leonards Avenue, St Kilda

A porthole window under a curved ceiling gives this top-floor balconied apartment a nautical nod. The architectural touch by designer Nonda Katsalidis in 1996 has stood the test of time, the agent says, and the vendor’s renovation of bathrooms and kitchen, with lovely herringbone flooring, is respectful. The neighbourly cul-de-sac is handy to all of bayside’s attractions.

920/20 Queens Road, Melbourne

Situated between Albert Park Lake and Fawkner Park, the 2021-built Victoriana development is a boulevard stroll or quick tram ride from the CBD. This ninth-level eyrie has bay views from each room and its large balcony, adding visual glamour to a luxurious lifestyle. “The vendor loves it here and has upgraded to a bigger apartment in the building,” the agent says.

16b Agnes Street, Beaumaris

It’s ultra-modern and architect-designed with a retrofitted glass lift, but this as-new townhouse focusses on a relaxed lifestyle. A secluded deck under a big old tree creates a tranquil space to entertain or chill out. The vendors love the Concourse restaurants and cafes at the back gate. “The suburb has gone through an amazing renaissance but it retains a sense of space,” the agent says.

72A Earlsfield Road, Hampton

A shimmering lap pool and a white helical staircase are two shapely highlights of this shiny new architectural home 20 minutes’ walk from Hampton Street. Considered spaces include two studies, a main bedroom on each level, a barbecue deck, and a living zone under a seven-metre void. KitKat tiles, pale oak floors, brushed-brass tapware and pool lighting decorate this aspirational cake.

2 Stephens Parade, Barwon Heads

Calling all golfers and surfers. Designed by Swaney Draper, this magical house is one of the few that offer views of Barwon Heads Bluff, Thirteenth Beach and golf links. Serene interiors include a vast dining room, two living rooms, a stylish kitchen and a north-facing deck. No. 4 next door is also for sale, the agent says.

8-10 Back Beach Road, Portsea

Built in 1902, this heritage-listed mansion is a local landmark. Grand living areas such as the library, billiard room and family room will suit extended families. Idyllic outdoor spaces include a covered terrace, patio, pool and pool house. A formal garden and tennis court add to the allure. “It has been magnificently maintained,” the agent says.

1557 Traralgon Creek Road, Koornalla

This family house offers great flexibility in a pretty rural setting. The main living zone features a floating fireplace and an industrial-style kitchen. Highlights include a main bedroom suite with views, a basement rumpus room, and a covered patio with a fireplace. The adjoining two-bedroom apartment could work as an Airbnb. On two hectares, it’s about 17 kilometres from Traralgon.

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