Brief
Five Australian luxury homes on the market showcase striking street appeal
Five high‑end properties across Australia are highlighted for their distinctive facades, premium finishes and extensive outdoor features.
By Felo News Desk · Published
According to the Sydney Morning Herald, five luxury homes for sale across Australia combine striking street appeal with high‑end amenities.
What happened
The properties include 36 Sunnyside Crescent in Castlecrag, NSW; 12 Wave Street in Hampton, VIC; 18A Pretoria Avenue in Mosman, NSW; 3 Summit Drive in Eaglemont, VIC; and 41 Bailey Street in New Farm, Queensland. Each listing emphasizes a standout exterior, from a modern statement façade in Castlecrag to a fan‑laid cobbled driveway in Eaglemont.
What the reports add
The Sydney Morning Herald notes that the Castlecrag home, designed by Giles Tribe, spans four levels, features floor‑to‑ceiling windows, lift access, solar panels and a gas‑heated pool. The Hampton property’s front garden was created by Phillip Johnson Landscapes and includes a wood‑fired pizza oven, indoor spa, trampoline and a 30,000‑litre water tank. The Mosman residence offers a wraparound verandah, direct parkland access and proximity to Balmoral Beach. The Eaglemont house, set within the heritage Mount Eagle Estate, includes a cascading water feature, cobbled driveway, timber staircase and art‑deco interiors. The New Farm address is a circa‑1930 pre‑war home that has been renovated for modern living, though the article truncates details.
What was said
No direct quotations appear in the source.
How it came about
The listings follow recent Felo News coverage of premium property markets, including the October 13 article on Hout Bay luxury prices and the October 2 roundup of standout homes in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, underscoring continued interest in high‑end Australian real estate.
Key facts
- 36 Sunnyside Crescent in Castlecrag, NSW, is a four‑level home with a modern façade, lift access and a gas‑heated pool. (smh.com.au)
- 12 Wave Street in Hampton, VIC, features a native‑plant garden, wood‑fired pizza oven, indoor spa and a 30,000‑litre water tank. (smh.com.au)
- 18A Pretoria Avenue in Mosman, NSW, offers a wraparound verandah, direct park access and is 250 m from Balmoral Beach. (smh.com.au)
- 3 Summit Drive in Eaglemont, VIC, includes a cobbled driveway, cascading water feature and art‑deco interior details. (smh.com.au)
- 41 Bailey Street in New Farm, Queensland, is a renovated circa‑1930 pre‑war residence. (smh.com.au)
Sources
- [1] smh.com.au — originally reported as “Luxury homes with street appeal: Five Australian properties that make a stunning first impression”
