Open for inspection: Cast a vote on six of the best luxury homes on the market across Australia

It’s often said that a man’s home is his castle, but on rare occasions that home really is a castle.

From a French chateau in Mount Eliza to a private island in Tasmania, we’ve rounded up the best luxury homes across Australia.

View Living Senior Reporter, January Jones gives her pick of the property listings

Victoria: A French chateau-inspired home in Mount Eliza

‘Trianon’ is a luxurious seaside property inspired by the chateaus of France. Located in Mount Eliza’s sought-after dress circle, the home sits in an elevated position among 3,018sqm of landscaped gardens. Featuring five bedrooms, four bathrooms, gourmet kitchen with butler’s pantry, wine cellar and a heated saltwater pool and spa.

Offering old world charm with all the modern conveniences, this is a home for the most enthusiastic Francophile. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

New South Wales: A stately home with mountain views in Bowral

Offering sweeping views of the Blue Mountains and Nattai Valley, ‘Greenbrier Park’ is set among an award-winning garden with three distinct dwellings. The main sandstone home was built in 1989 by architect Ron Gilling and features three bedrooms and games room. There is also a two-bedroom apartment over the garage and a two-bedroom manager’s house.

Having played host to weddings and large-scale events in the past, Greenbrier Park is perfect as a stately home or for a luxury events business. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

Queensland: An iconic waterfront estate in Paradise Point

Occupying a rare 103 metres of water frontage, ‘Villa Victoria’ is a luxurious estate in Paradise Point. Set over three levels, the opulent home features six bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a 12 car basement, wellness suite, swimming pool and manicured gardens.

This palatial estate is akin to a private resort. With so many appealing features, and a location to die for, this home is perfect for the most discerning buyer. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

South Australia: A grand Victorian mansion in Mylor

Set on a vast 7ha, ‘Warrakilla’ is a grand 1850s Victorian mansion set among the Adelaide Hills. According to the listing, the property “thrived during the gold rush days as a carriage stop between Adelaide and Strathalbyn.” The estate has since been modernised and includes six bedrooms, five bathrooms, infinity-edge pool and spa and Sauvignon Blanc vines.

Rich in history with impeccable interior design, this grand home is an exceptional offering for buyers after a country estate or a beautiful family home. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

Western Australia: A magnificent cliff-top residence in Mosman Park

Located in one of Perth’s most sought-after pockets, this magnificent cliff-top residence in Mosman Park is immaculately presented. Steps away from the water, the stunning home features five bedrooms, four bathrooms, chef’s kitchen, library, swimming pool and well-maintained gardens.

This home looks like it’s come straight out of The Great Gatsby. With sweeping river view this luxurious home is beautiful both inside and out. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

Tasmania: An off-grid property on a private island

If a grand estate isn’t your thing, consider buying your very own island. As stated in the listing, ‘Ram Island’ is “one of only eleven privately owned islands in the state.” The 26-hectare island is located between Orford and Swansea and includes a three-bedroom, off-grid residence.

The ultimate escape, this property is perfect for those looking for tranquility and privacy. Enjoy the stunning natural surroundings and wildfire, while you take in the incredible views. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter