Queensland’s 50 most amazing homes revealed for 2023

Beautiful one day, perfect the next. We’ve scoured the state for the homes that live up to Queensland’s favourite catchphrase — take a look inside our top 50. SEE THE LIST

BEAUTIFUL one day, perfect the next. We’ve scoured the state for the homes that live up to Queensland’s favourite catchphrase.

The Courier-Mail real estate team has once again searched far and wide to put together this year’s list of 50 of the Sunshine State’s best homes.

Queensland's top 50 best homes have been revealed. Scroll down to see the list.

From the dazzling city lights of Hamilton Hill to glamorous hinterland hideaways and, of course, some of the best beach shacks you’ve ever laid eyes on. See the full list below.

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The scaffolding has finally been removed to reveal the mammoth multimillion-dollar restoration of one of Brisbane’s most iconic historic residences, "Home" at Kangaroo Point. Photo: Tara Croser.

One of the most talked about property transformations of the year makes our list — Kangaroo Point’s iconic ‘Lamb House’.

Villa Casa in Reedy Creek in the Gold Coast hinterland. Image supplied by Reece Keil Design.

Now the scaffolding has been removed, ‘Home’ as it’s now known, has been revealed in all its restored glory.

‘Villa Casa’ in the Gold Coast hinterland — the home of power couple Lance “Buddy” Franklin and his wife Jesinta — makes the cut for its exposed concrete, custom skylights and 360 degree views.

Dahlia Estate at 53 Gibsonville St, Tallebudgera Valley, recently sold for $11.2m.

And so did ‘Dahlia Estate’ — a five-bedroom showstopper built into the side of a hill in Tallebudgera Valley that recently sold for $11.2 million under the hammer, smashing the suburb record.

But it’s not all about aesthetics. We’ve also included some of the more controversial properties of the year, such as the Gold Coast home of social media identity and entrepreneur Troy “Candy” Williams, which sold to none other than his buddy and business partner, Adrian “Lambo guy” Portelli, who never fails to make headlines.

Troy ‘Candy' Williams and his wife Anita Cassin (pictured inset) at their Helensvale home.

You may not agree with our rankings, which is why we’re asking readers to have your say below.

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