Our 11 favourite homes for sale in Victoria right now

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41A Greig Street, Albert Park VIC

This nicely placed corner house is flooded with light. The first-floor living zone combines a well-planned kitchen, a large dining space with banquette, and a stylish lounge. The terrace features an outdoor fireplace, barbecue and retractable roof. Impress guests with the rooftop pool and city view. “It’s moments to the village, yet very quiet,” the agent says.

The Penthouse, 86 Mathoura Road, Toorak

You’ll feel on top of the world in this super-luxe, two-level designer penthouse by Rob Mills, SJB and Paul Bangay. The star is the plush, sophisticated living zone that is flanked by large, leafy terraces on three sides. Downstairs is a rumpus room (with a bar) leading to a terrace and spa. Admire the city views from the rooftop terrace.

60 Power Street, Hawthorn

The romance of the past lives on in this boom-style Victorian terrace. Enjoy the well-preserved period features of the formal sitting and dining rooms or relax in the family zone with its provincial-style kitchen. The main bedroom is enormous. Bonuses include a 4500-bottle wine cellar, study and garage studio. “It has access via Elgin Street,” the agent says.

21-23 Stylebawn Drive, Berwick

This lavish LA-inspired house ticks all the family boxes with an infinity pool, tennis court and playground. Under a cantilevered roof, a high-tech kitchen services a living zone with dramatic angles. The bedroom zoning is perfect for older kids while the terrace and pool add a glamour factor. “It’s one of the wealthiest pockets of Berwick,” the agent says.

5/579 Toorak Road, Toorak

The enduring stamp of Walter Burley Griffin is in the low-set prairie-style facade, elegant interiors and magnificent lemon-scented gums of the 1926 Langi building. This first-floor apartment, renovated yet retaining original appeal, has its own entry and grand staircase. Each room and the shared terrace have lovely outlooks to the sandstone walls and Gothic windows of neighbouring St Peter’s church (1934).

59 Clifton Street, Aberfeldie

“The river view is the x-factor here,” the agent says of this tri-level abode that sits up high, one street from the mighty Maribyrnong and its parklands. Chill out on the secluded deck or poolside, where an external staircase ascends to a sunset balcony. The one-owner semi-detached residence, built in 2015 and recently “cut and polished”, has a lightwell designed for conversion to a lift.

16 Orchard Grove, Blackburn South

“It’s a dream home,” the agent says of this builder’s-own single-level French provincial-style house built in 2016. Luxe-level architect Phillip Mannerheim created a jewellery box for opulent treasures such as chevron oak floors, a Gaggenau kitchen, Swarovski crystal chandeliers and a replica Louis XV marble mantelpiece. The all-weather outdoor entertaining area with full kitchen sits within Ian Barker-designed landscaping.

3/64 Irving Road, Toorak

Bang in the middle of blue-chip Toorak and nestled into the centre of five townhouses, this elegant home is private, peaceful and secure – a haven for couples or progressive downsizers, or a city bolthole for sea-changers. Living-room French doors open to the north-facing front courtyard, and the kitchen-dining area extends to a rear terrace. Two bedrooms with en suites are upstairs.

25 Peacocks Road, Cape Bridgewater 

The magnificent ocean views are the star attraction of this beach retreat. On 5.6 hectares high on the dunes, this home features two large living areas that open to a dream viewing deck. Note the protected patio and the lookout terrace with spa, bar and shower. “It has the best vantage point in town,” the agent says.

410 Great Ocean Road, Bellbrae

Just five minutes’ drive from Bells Beach, this getaway is hidden down a long avenue. The spacious home offers coastal and countryside views. The floor plan places the family room and bedrooms in one wing with the main bedroom suite, rumpus room and two flexible rooms in the other wing. On 36 hectares, it has paddocks, a creek and dams.

405 Scotchmans Road, Bellarine

Designed by Michael Munckton, this understated limestone country house promises a quiet life. French doors frame picturesque views in the main house, while the nearby cottage offers additional living/sleeping space. On about 59 hectares, there is potential for wine/horses, plus it’s close to schools and the Portarlington ferry. “It’s the perfect beach farm,” the agent says.

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