We’ve rounded up our favourite luxury listing across the country all in the one spot.
Opposite Basin Beach Reserve and only footsteps from the sand and surf, this four-year-old home with lift access is packed with character, from the Moroccan-tiled floors to the 1000-bottle wine cellar. Enjoy a stroll along the beach to buy coffee, soak up ocean views from the balcony and plunge pool, and host friends in the Italian stone guesthouse.
A combination of innovative architecture and sustainable design, this Mark Pearse-designed home claims gorgeous northerly views across the harbour to Shark Island and beyond. Featuring a statement stairwell as well as lift access, the property comes with custom joinery, designer light fittings, two home offices and a heated lap pool.
Offering three dwellings, a well-equipped nursery and further commercial potential, Eaglemont Estate spans more than 63 hectares a 45-kilometre drive west of the coast. The main residence boasts cathedral ceilings, a marble kitchen and a fabulous indoor-outdoor room opening to the garden where you’ll find a tennis court and heated pool.
There’s a distinct Palm Springs vibe at this contemporary home, but with the beach at the end of the street instead of the desert, it’s especially enticing. The all-white palette offers a neutral backdrop for owners to create their own sanctuary, with highlights including hand-crafted concrete floors, an upper-level main bedroom retreat and a circular plunge pool.
If you’ve got a head for heights, check out this prestige apartment on the 69th floor of Queens Place, a development collaboratively designed by architects Fender Katsalidis and Cox Architecture. Apart from panoramic city, Port Phillip Bay and Macedon Ranges views, the property has access to communal amenities, including a 24-hour concierge, and a sky pool and lounge.
With 30 metres of beach frontage and a 1214-square-metre corner block, this substantial home comes with a self-contained apartment and a pool surrounded by tropical foliage. Start your day with a swim or surf, stroll to nearby cafes for lunch and entertain at home with multiple living and dining zones as well as a north-facing terrace.
Spanning an impressive 443 square metres within a converted, bluestone Presbyterian church, this three-storey apartment with internal lift features spectacular open-plan living spaces with banks of windows along the northern wall and Ferguson & Ure stained-glass windows to the east and west. There’s also a sunken lounge and a large roof terrace.
Designed by architect Peter Burke, this award-winning, waterfront residence delivers front row ocean views. Double-height ceilings and a north-westerly aspect ensure bucketloads of natural light across two floors, with a choice of living areas and wraparound balconies on each level. There’s a guest wing with a kitchenette, home office and a pool.