Fifteen of the best homes for sale in NSW right now

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13 The Citadel, Castlecrag

Architecture buffs have been flocking to Castlecrag’s high ground since this modernist showpiece hit the market.

Sitting high on a hill overlooking Sailors Bay, 13 The Citadel was designed by noted architect Andre Porebski in 1973 but could have been completed yesterday.

Cascading three levels down a steep hillside, its striking white cubist form is immediately arresting.

Stepping inside shows off its a la mode approach to light-embracing living. Walls of glass deliver panoramas from every angle, while the elevated dining space beneath a circular skylight is a masterstroke.

Or perhaps you’d prefer to relax on the broad terrace, which delivers the feeling of being suspended in the treetops looking down to the bay below.

“It’s just timeless,” says Stewart Gordon of Ray White Lower North Shore. “It has amazing water views, and it’s been designed to capture the sun all day with its eastern and northern orientation.”

This captivating Citadel is being sold privately. The asking price is $5 million.

72 Shellcove Road, Neutral Bay

Perched high for privacy and panoramic harbour views, c1845 Trequean is a timeless sanctuary with enchanting gardens and sandstone elegance. “Sunlight dances through sash and bay windows, illuminating soaring ceilings and refined interiors that flow onto sandstone terraces,” the agent says. “Lovingly held for 25 years, this is a rare chance to secure a landmark estate in a coveted lower north shore pocket.”

99 Rothschild Avenue, Rosebery

This exquisite two-storey family home in Rosebery blends luxury, style, and practicality. Featuring five spacious bedrooms, multiple living areas, and a heated pool, it’s perfect for modern family living. Enjoy seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining, a resort-style pool, and a prime location just eight kilometres from Sydney’s CBD. A rare find.

270 Glebe Point Road, Glebe

One of Glebe’s most significant homes, c1880 Wahroonga graces a sizable corner block in the prestigious Toxteth Estate, offering grandeur and versatility. “The property includes a stately residence, guest quarters and two apartments, catering to myriad possibilities,” the agent says. “Heritage charm abounds, from soaring ceilings and leadlight windows to tessellated tiles, while the elegant ballroom is crowned with an ornate art nouveau coved ceiling.”

13 Wanganella Street, Balgowlah

With a 30-metre street frontage and a stately horseshoe driveway, Magnolia Manor makes an unforgettable first impression in a coveted northern beaches enclave. “It marries Tudor revival architecture with contemporary elements,” the agent says. “Multiple living zones, including a spectacular dining conservatory, spill onto manicured gardens and entertaining terraces, while a 15-metre heated pool with a barbecue area welcomes all-season entertaining.”

8 Cicada Glen Road, Ingleside

Tucked 100 metres down a private driveway, this hidden haven feels worlds away, framed by lush lawns, swaying palms, and a gentle creek weaving through the landscape. “Designed for flow and freedom, the home features soaring ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass doors, and large verandahs,” the agent says. “Outside, an in-ground pool and generous entertaining spaces invite endless relaxation, all just five kilometres from the beach.”

206/117-119 Kippax Street, Surry Hills

In the heart of Surry Hills, No. 1 Lacey offers a masterclass in warehouse conversion, brought to life by acclaimed architects BKH. “Apartment 206 radiates Parisian flair, with soaring ceilings, elegant herringbone oak floors, and an inspired blend of polished marble and raw industrial textures,” the agent says. “Full-height joinery and sleek wall panels elevate the space, while three-metre-high ceilings amplify the grandeur.”

3/10A Clapton Place, Darlinghurst

Developed and owned by interior designer Marco Meneguzzi, this apartment channels the grace of Paris, Rome or London into Darlinghurst’s vibrant streets. “A private staircase leads to this refined retreat, adorned with high ceilings and handcrafted details, like the fireplace with Louis-style surround,” the agent says. “Other exquisite details include herringbone parquetry, French doors opening to a big balcony, and a marble-clad bathroom.”

14 St Marys Street, Balmain East

Embracing its whisper-quiet setting, this historic parkside terrace enjoys a coveted spot in one of Balmain East’s most tightly held pockets. “Tall ceilings and sandstone walls frame its light-filled interiors, while a large balcony showcases breathtaking views from the Harbour Bridge to Barangaroo,” the agent says. “Downstairs, a studio opens directly to the reserve, while the master suite enjoys a private balcony with more stunning views.”

62 Bibbys Lane, Werai

Sky Hill is a striking modern retreat set on a sprawling Highlands estate, where its bold Corten steel structure and vast floor-to-ceiling glazing blend with the landscape. “Designed for effortless entertaining, the north-facing open-plan living and dining space boasts soaring 10-foot ceilings,” says the agent. “Outside, a timber deck and loggia kitchen with a wood-burning fireplace overlooks the heated pool, while extensive equine facilities lie just beyond.”

229 Glenarvon Road, Lorn

Lorn Rose Farm is an iconic four-hectare estate in the Hunter Valley, offering endless potential with its beautifully restored Federation farmhouse, manager’s cottage, converted stables, creative studio, and a working flower farm. “The main home pairs old-world allure with modern flair, featuring a wraparound verandah and a cathedral-ceilinged kitchen,” says the agent. “From hosting small weddings to farm-to-florist ventures, this property is a rare gem.”

440 Lawrence Hargrave Drive, Thirroul

Thirroul’s laid-back vibe meets timeless mid-century design in this reimagined 1970s home with “coastal cool” written all over it. “Marble finishes, timber accents, and bold brass details create a striking aesthetic that stands out in this coveted seaside enclave,” says the agent. “Its radiant interiors open onto a sunny patio and backyard, with an equally light and bright self-contained studio completing its perfect setup.”

2 Gentlemans Halt via Berowra Waters

Imagine a secluded riverside haven-only reachable by boat, cradled by National Park, and complete with a private jetty and deep-water pontoon. “This c1870 sandstone residence, beautifully reimagined by Collins & Turner architects, blends historical roots with contemporary luxury,” says the agent. “With over 150 metres of private Hawkesbury River frontage, it’s a waterfront sanctuary where boating, swimming, and kayaking are right at your doorstep.”

70 Survey Street, Lennox Head

Coming home from the nearby beach to this timber retreat is pure joy, made even sweeter by its refreshed interiors, leafy outlook, and elevated district views. “The home radiates warmth, with thoughtful design details throughout,” says the agent. “Highlights include blond timber floorboards and a French cast iron fireplace in the living room, plus custom touches like a hand-crafted marble sink and bespoke lighting in the bathrooms.”

9-15 Galwey Lane, Mount Wilson

Lovingly built by hand and off-grid from day one, Jalscene has been a cherished family holiday home for nearly 40 years. “The cosy living room, warmed by an open fireplace, has long been a favourite spot,” says the agent. “Outside, the shaded courtyard and fire pit invite relaxed afternoons, while the vibrant gardens, rich with camellias and rhododendrons, create a colourful, ever-changing backdrop.

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