Our 13 favourite homes for sale in NSW right now

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8A William Street, Balmain East

We don’t want to crow, but in this job, you come across many stunning houses, so when you find the living room at 8a William Road, Balmain East, holding you in its thrall, odds-on you’ve got something special.

An entire wall of glass looks out to a gorgeous old tree, limbs splayed, revealing vast tracts of harbour blue between. In the left foreground, a hanging fireplace. The tones are smooth and natural. The combination of the stunning parts is simply glorious.

This three-level glassy waterfront beauty’s urbane interiors offer divine views of the harbour to Barangaroo and the city. To be fair, you could spend quite a while with your back to the water here, too. The kitchen is as sophisticated as it comes, and the rock-walled, glass-ceiling cellar is spectacular. A black balustrade that folds up through the levels is a show-stopper.

“Every detail in this house is incredible,” says Jad Khattar of Black Diamondz Property Concierge. “No money has been spared.”

Never a truer word spoken; even the street-level garage here is dazzling. But it’s really all about the blue. The waterfront garden, the rare deep water jetty, and the marina berth send the exclusivity here to stratospheric. The forthcoming auction carries a guide of $15 million.

532 Bourke Street, Surry Hills

Behind the c1878 Victorian facade of this stately terrace is a sprawling family haven spread over five levels. “The vendors adore the kitchen and living area with its tall, sleek Vitrocsa doors that open to the tropical garden, complete with a sublime plunge pool for summer enjoyment,” the agent says. “This house adapts beautifully to family life, and its location near cafes and parklands offers unmatched convenience.”

230 Whale Beach Road, Whale Beach

Unmatched views of Whale Beach and its well-known surf break “The Wedge” are the highlights of this refined beach shack’s brand-new wraparound deck. “The cottage now boasts a deck that maximises the sensational views from inside and out,” the agent says. “It’s the perfect summer beach house with immense potential to capitalise on prime land and stunning ocean vistas with contemporary updates and a fresh creative eye.”

8 Cove Street, Birchgrove

Delivering peaceful moments in its private garden, this exquisite 1890s sandstone cottage artfully combines heritage allure with high-spec modern additions. “A dramatic glass breezeway captures the north-west light, linking the original home to a master retreat,“says the seller, Angus Lang. “I adore afternoons in the library room with its intricate ceiling and garden outlook, or rainy days cosying up by the living-room fireplace.”

8a Davies Street, Leichhardt

Designed by architect Sait Buzgan and expertly crafted, this brand-new build showcases an exposed brick facade that exemplifies the chic textural tones throughout the interior. “Much thought went into the home’s highlight window and skylight design to amplify the natural light,” the agent says. “The luxe kitchen is the heart of the home, conceived with a hidden butler’s pantry, stone benchtops, and a Smeg chef’s gas kitchen.”

37 Bowman Street, Drummoyne

Built in 1910 and extensively renovated in 2022, this semi-detached Federation home combines classic charm with contemporary innovation and features generous proportions throughout. “Our favourite space is the kitchen with its three-metre island, great for cooking and entertaining,” says the seller, Rebecca Winterburn. “The high ceilings, skylights and roof pitch create a bright, airy atmosphere, merging with the rear garden.”

131 Evans Street, Rozelle

Crafted with light-filled interiors and exuding period details and character, this spacious Victorian terrace is positioned in a prime village locale. “The home retains its ornate ceilings and fireplaces, including the kitchen’s original fireplace, now an Ilve Nostalgie oven,” says the seller, Erin Pidcock. “Our favourite spot is the third bedroom, which opens onto a rear balcony – ideal for an afternoon book read or cocktails with friends.”

50 Little Willandra Road, Cromer

Boasting tranquil bushland views, this late 1970s residence features vaulted ceilings and expansive windows that create a sun-drenched interior. “Our home feels like a private oasis with no neighbouring properties overlooking the reserve,” says the seller, Laura Cushway. “I’ve loved being able to give my children the freedom to explore and play among nature while keeping an eye on them from the full-width balcony.”

363 Oak Road, Matcham

Masterfully reimagined by the renowned William Smart of Smart Design Studio, this extraordinary retreat showcases unparalleled craftsmanship. “The rustic allure of the sandstone complements its opulent scale and elegant features,” explains the agent. “Meanwhile, beautifully landscaped gardens merge flawlessly with the natural setting, complete with terraces, a tennis court, a large dam, and a sparkling swimming pool.”

37 Surfside Drive, Catherine Hill Bay

Listen to the rushing waves while relaxing in the infinity-edge pool at this custom-built home, just one of a handful of properties in the estate that looks out over Moonee Beach. “Enjoy incredible ocean views from the spacious open-plan living area and elevated deck,” the agent highlights. “The light-filled home features luxurious inclusions throughout, including a spectacular pool with submersed chairs for ultimate relaxation.”

631 Lawrence Hargrave Drive, Wombarra

Watching the sun crest the horizon, this stunning beachside home captures breathtaking coastal vistas framed within its magnetic 1940s architecture. “When the swell rises, the soothing crash of the waves resonates through the home, merging old-world charm with the raw beauty of the ocean,” the agent describes. “Comprehensive renovations have preserved its historic allure and adapted it for modern family living.”

11 Walker Street, Wentworth Falls

Contrasted against a natural bushland setting, this modern marvel casts a graceful silhouette with expansive roof lines and striking stone feature walls. “Blending warm timber finishes, a wealth of glass, and stone details, the home reveals an illuminated and inviting atmosphere,” says the agent. “Set on over an acre, it offers a sophisticated lifestyle where you can unwind in peace, close to village conveniences.”

11 Browning Street, Byron Bay

The vibrant, sunshine-yellow weatherboard exterior of this delightful Byron Bay home radiates a cheerful disposition, complementing its inviting and peaceful atmosphere. “Imagine sitting on the back deck, enjoying the sunny north-facing gardens, or cosying up in the living room by the open fire on those rare cool winter nights,” says the agent. “With its calming, restful interiors and period details, the home retains its cottage charm.”

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