The weather may be cooling, but on a fine afternoon we wouldn’t say no to a heated plunge pool on our own private rooftop terrace.
That’s the kind of luxury you’ll find in this week’s prestige shortlist, which lists some of the most magnificent residences on the national market.
Designed by Rob Mills Architects and crowned by Paul Bangay gardens, this brand new residence is one of 10 apartments set within the highly sought-after Domain Hill precinct.
It features a facade of Isernia limestone, Calacatta marble and oak floors and a striking island kitchen with scullery overlooking the living spaces.
The colour scheme is muted, yet warm, the finishes are high-end, and the designer fireplace will warm the open-plan living-dining area in style.
Marcus Chiminello of Marshall White Stonnington is leading the sale, quoting a $5.195 million price guide.
For an apartment with more personality than most, pay a visit to this Kann Finn Architects-designed pad in the prestigious Stamford Residences.
Lap up city and harbour views outside while enjoying the plush interiors featuring oak parquet floors, imported wallpaper, chandeliers and marble bathrooms.
Residents enjoy access to a concierge service, a fitness centre with heated pool and gym, a meeting room and a rooftop garden.
Priced at $4.3 million, it’s listed with Darren Curtis of Ken Jacobs Christie’s International Real Estate and Brian McMillan of Sydney Country Living.
This Nicholas Day penthouse comes with a rooftop terrace where you can soak away the day’s dramas in the heated plunge pool.
House-like in size, the property features a sitting room with fireplace, a large formal dining room and generous, north-facing, open-plan living spaces.
Parquetry floors, timber bifold doors, and floor-to-ceiling windows are fine finishing touches on the refined design.
Kay & Burton South Yarra agent Michael Gibson will take expressions of interest until May 28, seeking offers of about $6 million-to-$6.5 million.
New Farm
A covered balcony runs the full length of this 475-square-metre penthouse, making the most of front-row, north-easterly river views.
While all three bedrooms have lavish proportions, it’s the master suite that has our attention, complete with a large dressing room with sleek cabinetry and an ensuite with a freestanding bath.
Cafes and restaurants are close by, and a waterside stroll will take you to Brisbane Powerhouse and New Farm Park in about ten minutes.
McGrath Paddington’s Jermaine Jones and Brett Greensill have quoted a guide of $4.95 million for the property
You’ll feel like the king of the castle at Crest, a contemporary three-level home on an elevated site with breathtaking district views encompassing the Harbour Bridge and city skyline.
It ticks all the boxes for home entertaining with an infinity pool, a media room, a wine-tasting room and a Gaggenau kitchen with full butler’s pantry.
Close to elite schools and golf clubs, Crest has five en suite bedrooms and parking for four cars.
The property goes to auction on May 23 through Gavin Rubinstein of Ray White Double Bay.
Claiming one of the best positions on one of Australia’s most prestigious residential islands, this vast penthouse sprawls across 635 square metres with panoramic Broadwater views.
The four-bedroom, five-bathroom property has high ceilings, ducted air-conditioning and smart home technology.
There are both formal and informal living spaces, a study and a media room.
Murray Schmidt of Professionals Vertullo Real Estate has listed the apartment with a $4.295 million price tag.
With the green expanse of Kings Park literally on your doorstep, there’s plenty of opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors when you call this sophisticated apartment home.
Set within the award-winning Ten Bellevue, a collection of six prestige residences designed and built by Giorgi, the three-bedroom property has views of the river and city skyline.
Premium features include a Gaggenau kitchen, a wine cellar, two living rooms, two balconies and a study nook.
The property goes to auction on June 12 through Vivien Yap of Ray White Dalkeith and Andrew Porteous of William Porteous Properties International.