The 8 best luxury homes on the market right now
We’ve traveled far and wide across the country to bring you our favourite luxury listings.
Spanning almost 70 hectares on Berry Mountain with views from Gerringong to Jervis Bay, Rockfield Park is a unique rural retreat. Crafted from sparrow-pecked sandstone, western red cedar and charcoal stone, the main residence impresses with its oversized timber beams, timber-panelled ceilings and picture windows. There’s also a secondary dwelling and a tiny home.
A central timber runway that stretches from the front door to the 21-metre infinity-edge pool is a highlight at this unique, single-level home set on 7385 square metres, including a spring-fed dam and huge shed. You’ll also find a tiered home cinema, an office, a rumpus room and open-plan living spaces. The kitchen has an impressive butler’s pantry.
Perched high on a plateau and capturing panoramic views of Mount Franklin and the surrounding countryside, the newly completed Sunset Lodge was designed by Interlandi Mantesso with landscaping by John Patrick. Set on 45 hectares a short drive from the delights of Daylesford, the property comes with a heated pool, a wraparound deck and farming infrastructure.
Boasting an 80-metre frontage to the Hawkesbury River, this William Shillingford-designed residence is nestled on a leafy 3.5-hectare lot, 90 minutes’ drive north of Sydney’s CBD. The two-storey home showcases soaring ceilings, a Carrara marble kitchen with Neff appliances and four separate living zones including a games room leading out to a vast deck and a mineral pool.
Walk along the waterfront promenade to parkland, shops and eateries from this Yarra’s Edge residence, or soak up the river and city views from your own north-east-facing terrace. Spanning three levels, the home comes with three living zones, a Miele-appointed kitchen, a fully equipped home theatre, space for a gym and a private river mooring.
Flooded with natural light, this split-level family home offers a choice of formal and informal living areas, each connecting to al fresco zones. The stone-topped island kitchen steps down to a family room with raked ceilings and glass sliders opening to a north-facing deck and heated pool with a leafy outlook over the grounds of Vaucluse House.
Claiming a magical ridgetop position in the Noosa Hinterland, Rainbow’s End is a 22-hectare estate with a spectacular outlook over Mapleton National Park. The main residence features New Guinea rosewood and reclaimed timber with picture windows framing the views. There are two bedrooms here, a further two bedrooms by the pool, and a one-bedroom guest house.
The colourfully named Toad Hall was built c1907 on one of the highest points in Roseville. While the property retains its character facade, inside you’ll find a modern family home with luxury finishes throughout. It has a choice of casual and formal living zones, and beautifully manicured gardens with a north-facing pool. The station, shops and top schools are all within walking distance.
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