Open for inspection: A luxury clifftop estate and a Mediterranean-inspired retreat hit market

Another round of gorgeous homes have hit the market, and this week there’s something for every buyer. From an ultra-luxurious home in Mount Eliza to a fixer-upper in Penrith, get ready for a busy weekend of inspections.

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

Victoria: Clifftop grandeur in Mount Eliza

Located in Mount Eliza, this clifftop estate offers a luxury escape with all the bells and whistles. Set over a generous 6,067sq m site, ‘Pelican’ features five bedrooms, seven-bathrooms, a wine cellar and opulent furnishings. Step outside and enjoy the infinity swimming pool, alfresco entertaining area and flood-lit tennis court.

“When it comes to views, it doesn’t get much better than this stunning cliffside property,” said view living senior reporter Ms Jones. “Perched on the edge of a cliff, the home offers 270-degree vistas of Port Phillip Bay and the Melbourne City skyline.”

Queensland: A Mediterranean retreat in Noosa Heads

Just a short walk from Noosa’s main drag, this Noosa Heads property is bursting with style. The four-bedroom, four-bathroom split-level home features an open-plan living area, gourmet kitchen with butler’s pantry and gym area. Outside, buyers can enjoy the saltwater pool, entertaining deck, fire-pit and tropical landscaping.

“The Mediterranean-inspired interiors are perfect for a coastal home,” Ms Jones said. “A complete rebuild, the property features curved archways, bright white rendered walls and soaring ceilings - all signature features of the aesthetic.”

Western Australia: Federation charm in Perth

Built circa 1897, this Federation home in Perth has been carefully renovated to preserve heritage features while also modernising it to incorporate solar power. The five-bedroom home is centrally located and features a back extension that enjoys a north-facing living area. The backyard has been designed to soak up Perth’s enviable weather with a pool, alfresco area and vegetable garden.

“The facade of this home is as pretty as a picture,” said Ms Jones. “Painted in soft pastels with glorious lead-light windows, this Perth home has a timeless quality that makes it particularly special.”

Tasmania: A riverside escape in Beauty Point

Offering brilliant views over the Tamar River, this three-bedroom home in Beauty Point has been carefully maintained. Located opposite the yacht club and close to many eateries and tourist destinations, this home provides a central base to explore the north of Tasmania.

“Gazing out the white, wooden windows, there’s something undeniably special about this property,” said Ms Jones. “Not only is it nestled on the banks of the Tamar River with beautiful views, it has a certain cosiness and warmth that is hard to find.”

South Australia: A beachside bungalow in Semaphore

Only 300 metres from the beach, this charming 1930s bungalow in Semaphore has bucketloads of character. Featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms, ‘Lavandula Bungalow’ offers period features with modern amenities. Enjoy the spacious veranda, retro pink bathtub and colourful lead-light windows.

“In a sea of beige homes, it’s rare to see pops of colour that still have mainstream appeal,” said Ms Jones. “From the pastel pink front door to the pink tiled kitchen splash back, this home has embraced colour in a contemporary and fun way.”

New South Wales: A fixer-upper in Penrith

A rare opportunity presents itself in this Penrith property. As mentioned in the listing, R4 zoned investment opportunities are rare to come by, including the opportunity to secure not one but two sites side-by-side. The two-bedroom house at 147 Derby Street is set on a generous block with plenty of room for a reimagining.

“There’s nothing like a fixer-upper to get your creative inspiration flowing,” said Ms Jones.

“Located on one of Penrith’s best streets, this home is perfect for a buyer looking for their next project.”