Open for inspection: The best apartments for sale around Australia

January Jones , View Living Senior Reporter
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The best properties to see this Saturday the 31st of May.
The best properties to see this Saturday the 31st of May. Credit: View

It is said that the great Australian dream is to own a house, but these apartments will give most stand-alone homes a run for their money.

Offering space, style and access to sought-after locations, these are some of the best apartments on the market around Australia.

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

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Melbourne: A New York loft style apartment in South Yarra

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A stunning example of New York loft design in South Yarra. Located in the iconic Maples Warehouse Building, the property was originally built in 1923 and redesigned by Reed, Gunn and Hayball in 1979. It features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a chef’s kitchen and sweeping views of the Melbourne skyline.

This is apartment living at its finest. Not only is it bigger than most houses, it offers exceptional design in a sought-after location. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

Sydney: An Art Deco home in Tamarama

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This Art Deco apartment in Tamarama has been carefully renovated to blend the old world with the new. Located just a short walk from Bondi and Tamarama beaches, the home features two bedrooms with built-in robes, one bathroom, a study space and Juliet balcony.

Enjoy a stylish, coastal lifestyle in this boutique block of 14 Art Deco apartments. Perfect for those looking for a beachside home without the house price tag. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

Brisbane: A heritage residence in Teneriffe

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A stunning heritage residence with house-like proportions. This apartment in Teneriffe has been meticulously updated to suit the most discerning buyer. Located in the iconic Winchcombe Carson, the property features three bedrooms, a chef’s kitchen, private parking and access to a range of boutique facilities including a swimming pool and BBQ area.

The large open-plan kitchen, living and dining area is perfect for a family or a buyer looking to impress with their entertaining skills. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

Hobart: A timeless home in Hobart

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This beautiful apartment in Hobart is one of eight residences located within a conversion of a historic homestead. Situated on the ground level, this property features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, off-street parking and a private, north facing terrace.

The period details in this home are stunning, as are the exceptional views of Kunanyi/Mount Wellington. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

Adelaide: A beachside sub-penthouse in Glenelg

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Located within Adelaide’s iconic Grand Apartments, this sub-penthouse offers beachside living at its most luxurious. Once two separate residences, the property has been renovated and combined to offer space, sweeping views and style. Featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a designer kitchen and 180-degree views of Adelaide’s coastline, this property has it all.

This home is not your run-of-the-mill apartment. It’s located within the tightly held area of South Esplanade with house-like proportions and stunning ocean views. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

Perth: Luxury and legacy in Nedlands

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One of only four apartments in a boutique block, this Nedlands residence offers a resort-like lifestyle. Originally built in 1908 as the Nedlands Park Hotel, the property was redesigned by architect Harold Boas. It features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a chef’s kitchen and private courtyard.

Offering the space of a house and the boutique amenities of an apartment building, this home offers the best of both worlds. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

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