What’s hot in property this week

A Queenslander with a fresh new look.

Northgate, Qld.

QLD Parker Avenue, Northgate

Set on a leafy street 9km from Brisbane’s CBD and close to the train line, this three-bedroom renovated Queenslander has polished timber floors, casement windows and fresh all-white interiors. The electrics, hot water system, roofing and aircon have been redone, and there’s a covered deck off the kitchen for admiring the 493sqm garden. It’s 10 minutes’ drive to Brisbane Airport or Nudgee Beach. Ray White, 0401 095 785. $629,000

Mosman Park, WA.

WA Owston Street, Mosman Park

This ultra-modern home designed by architect Meaghan White capitalises on its elevated corner block, park frontage and water views. High ceilings, banks of glazing, landscaped gardens and a plunge pool give the place a resort-style feel. Highlights include custom cabinetry, an upstairs master suite, rumpus room, home office or fourth bedroom and rooftop deck with outdoor kitchen. Built for the Perth climate, it’s equipped with solar power and a Tesla battery system. Space Real Estate, 0438 007 155. $3m

NSW Balmain.

NSW Macquarie Terrace, Balmain

Representing the colonial prosperity of 1880s Sydney, this handsome five-bedroom home has been tastefully renovated with a modern kitchen and a living/dining room that opens to a terrace. Features include original timber floors, ornate fireplaces and double-hung windows that take in views of the city skyline and Harbour Bridge. McGrath, 0407 435 903. $4.25m

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VIC Ryrie Street, Geelong

This modern three-bedroom terrace house is set on a low maintenance 227sqm block 500m from Geelong’s centre. High ceilings, double-glazed windows, timber floors and a stainless-steel kitchen overlook the open-plan living and dining room. Plantation shutters and French doors open onto the garden and courtyard. Shops, cafes and the Botanic Gardens are all within walking distance. Hodges, 0408 298 201. $895,000-$945,000

Battery Point, TAS.

TAS Ellerslie Road, Battery Point

Riverton was built in 1915 by cricketer Edgar Hawson and named after his South Australian hometown. Set on a 1385sqm block 10 minutes’ walk from Hobart’s waterfront and Salamanca Place, it has 14 rooms and features including a central staircase, high ceilings, entrance foyer, scullery and bay windows. The upstairs bedrooms take in views of the Derwent River. EIS Property, 0409 125 132. $1.9m-plus

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