Victoria’s top 50 homes for 2022 revealed

From the ultimate luxury, to the secret spots of our famous faces — take a look at the top 50 homes in the state. CAST YOUR VOTE

Victoria is home to some of the nation’s most exquisite properties, from heritage-listed houses more than 100 years old, to new builds brimming with luxury and design from some of the state’s top architects.

The Herald Sun’s real estate team have selected the top 50 homes across the state.

Tree-lined streets in Melbourne’s elite suburbs showcase some of the best mansions Australia has to offer, while sustainable, inner-city abodes were among the winners at this year’s Victorian Architecture Awards.

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A straw-bale yurt at Alkira Eco-Glamping Retreat in the Dandenong Ranges made the top 50.

This Bend of Islands ‘glass house’ was made from recycled materials.

A straw-bale yurt on a Dandenong Ranges property crowned No. 2 in Airbnb’s most wishlisted stays is among the list, as is an enchanting treehouse made from a “treasure trove” of recycled materials.

But there’s also a raft of quirky homes in unsung regional and coastal townships that made the cut, as well as some of the city’s oldest builds still standing strong today.

You might even spot a famous face or two, as some of the state’s best properties have inevitably been home to a swath of notable owners over the years.

An iconic Fairhaven beach house known for featuring as Max Rockatansky’s hide-out in the original Mad Max movie earned a place, after it was sold last year by Shark Tank and Survivor star Janine Allis.

Also on the list is a luxury Frankston South mansion located on a private beach, which smashed the suburb’s house price record last month.

A beach house known for featuring Max Rockatansky’s hide-out in the original Mad Max movie earned a place in our top 50.

Boost Juice founder and Shark Tank and Survivor star Janine Allis sold the Mad Max house last year for $10m. Photo: Aaron Francis/The Australian.

A luxury mansion on a private beachfront in Frankston South made the cut after breaking the suburb’s house price record last month.

It’s safe to say that each week our team of property experts come across dozens of spectacular homes, which made it difficult to narrow it down to 50.

But after much debate, discussion and cutthroat ranking, the top 50 list is finalised.

Of course it’s a subjective topic, and you may agree or completely disagree with our rankings – which is why we invite you to the discussion and vote below to have your say.

Do you like our list? Let us know how you would have ranked the properties, or of any standout homes you believe should have made the list.

Also, stay tuned for when we reveal our readers’ choice list, as voted by you.

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