Our 10 favourite homes for sale in Victoria right now

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55 Nimmo Street, Middle Park

So, you’re in the market for a coveted Middle Park address? Try finding Nimmo.

Perfectly positioned near the Armstrong Street shops and the beach, it’s a strip resplendent with period beauties like the graceful double-fronted Victorian house at number 55.

It’s a surprise package. Step across the tessellated-tile verandah into a light-filled renovation ahead of its time. Walls of glass frame cleverly positioned internal courtyards, while an elevated sunroom sparks reveries of curling up with a book amid the living tableau of tropical green.

An enormous pivoting glass door makes its own statement, opening dramatically onto a rear terrace and yard where a glass of riesling awaits – and maybe, one day, something more.

“The land component is rare for Middle Park,” says Marshall White’s Nicholas Hoo. “It’s on 469 square metres and the depth in the block allows a pool and double-car garage in the future.”

Expressions of interest close on March 18 at 5pm. The guide is $5 million to $5.5 million.

3 Oak Street, Hawthorn VIC

Bold brickwork and strong curves anchor this spacious family house close to the Yarra River. Designed by Jesse Judd of ARM, the home offers two living spaces that connect to a poolside deck, a generous study and an upstairs retreat with a terrace. The agent says it’s “close to the city yet so peaceful”.

13 Clark Street, Williamstown VIC

Steps from The Strand, this new resort-style house hugs a north-facing pool. Designed by Basset Lobaza and Austin Design, the living spaces include a tiled feature wall with a fireplace, an on-trend kitchen and a study. It’s a home that feels like it belongs on the Mornington Peninsula. “When you step out of the front gate, you can see water,” the agent says.

6A Central Park Road, Malvern East

This cute 1927 Californian bungalow has been sensitively updated for easy family living. While heritage details are preserved, the standout is the cool and contemporary family room with a sleek kitchen and living space that opens to a deck, terrace and pool. It’s in the Gascoigne Estate, ideal for school-goers.

7-8 Mallaig Rise, Berwick

Forget that European holiday – relax at home in this Tuscan-inspired estate with the lot. If the opulent entrance doesn’t win you over, the view from the pool pavilion of the house, columns and terrace surely will. Formal living and dining spaces, a study, a tennis court and 1.42 hectares of gardens complete the package.

602/75 Argyle Street, Fitzroy

Watch the city sparkle at night from this sixth-floor penthouse with 270-degree views. A generous wraparound balcony offers several options for al fresco dining, and you can enjoy the vista from the pitch-perfect living-dining space, main-bedroom suite or study nook. If you ever tire of the panorama, it’s steps from Brunswick Street.

3/49 Broadway, Elwood

Elwood’s art deco gems never lose their dreamy appeal. This renovated ground-floor apartment’s heritage features – leadlight windows, fireplaces and decorative ceilings – are still intact. The north-facing lounge flows into the dining space and updated kitchen. A shared rooftop terrace and secure gate add to the attractions.

93 Shields Street, Flemington VIC

A blissful backyard and smart renovation are the star qualities here. Open Architecture’s Rosie Giles designed the magical living-dining space for her own family, giving it stylish joinery, a sleek kitchen, a fireplace, a banquette and steel-framed windows. A vine-wrapped pergola and pool complete the picture.

6 Wombat Street, Daylesford

It’s difficult not to fall in love with this cute, renovated cottage opposite Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens. Relax on the leafy verandah, in the cosy lounge with fireplace or in the light-filled kitchen. Framing the mature garden, the bifold kitchen window is a winning feature. The outdoor dining options are delightful and Cliffy’s cafe is steps away.

5 Cottage Court, Walkerville VIC

Is it a treehouse, a bird-watching hideout or a modern castle? This striking award-winning tower house captures 360-degree views of Wilson’s Promontory and the rest of the coastline. Designed by Holan Joubert, the romantic retreat features a top-floor living space with a cantilevered deck. It’s on 1.25 hectares and is a short drive from Walkerville Beach. The agent says it’s popular on Airbnb.

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