Open for inspection: A mid-century hinterland home and a waterfront beauty

Summer is here and the property market is hot to go. Whether you’re after hinterland, waterfront or bushland views, this week in property has a picturesque outlook for every buyer.

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

New South Wales: A waterfront home with stunning views in Burraneer

Nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac in Burraneer, this five-bedroom home offers stunning views over Port Hacking and Burraneer Bay. The home boasts five bathrooms, a wine cellar and heated swimming pool. A boat shed and jetty are also available to soak up the waterfront lifestyle.

“If you’re after a sea change, then look no further than this Burraneer beauty,” said Ms Jones.

“With sparkling views from all bedrooms and living areas, this coastal home offers a peaceful retreat by the sea.”

Queensland: A mid-century home with hinterland views in Balmoral Ridge

Perched atop an expansive 2791m2 block in Balmoral Ridge, this four-bedroom home offers spectacular views over the Sunshine Coast Hinterland.

Solidly built with glass walls looking over the lush greenery, this home offers a large deck for outdoor entertaining complete with open fire for cosy winter nights.

“It’s not every day you see views as impressive as this,” said Ms Jones.

“Wake up to the sun rising over Mudjimba and then relax on the deck and soak in the stunning views of the Sunshine Coast and Moreton Island. Heaven!”

Victoria: A classic family home in Toorak

Held by one family since it was built, this four-bedroom Toorak home is the epitome of elegance and sophistication.

Featuring a master bedroom with Juliet balconies, a mosaic tiled swimming pool and pool house, this property is an exceptional family home in a prestige location.

“Whether its the vine-covered brick walls, wrought iron staircase, feature windows or sage green doors, this is a home filled with character,” said Ms Jones.

“Despite having an old-world feel, it has been thoughtfully renovated with all the modern conveniences.”

Tasmania: A historic home in Sandy Bay

Built circa 1910, this Arts and Crafts period home in Sandy Bay is elegant while also having a cosy cottage feel.

Featuring a generous six bedrooms, three bathrooms and a lush, colourful garden, this property is as pretty as a picture.

“If you’re looking for the garden of your dreams, this Sandy Bay property has everything you need,” said Ms Jones.

“With an array of fruit trees, established vegetable and herb patches and a chicken coop ready to be put to use - you’ll hardly need to go the grocery store again.”

Western Australia: A bushland retreat in Yallingup

Located in Yallingup’s picturesque rural landscape, this modern industrial home offers a tranquil bushland escape.

Offering five bedrooms and three bathrooms, the property is situated on a 2.7-hectare block just a 10-minute drive to Yallingup Beach.

“If you’re after a rural escape, look no further than this bushland retreat,” said Ms Jones.

“Currently managed by Private Properties as a holiday rental, take advantage of the investment potential or turn it into an idyllic family home.”

South Australia: An elegant bluestone villa in Malvern

Located in a blue-ribbon pocket just south of the city, this bluestone villa in Malvern is a character-filled home with all the bells and whistles.

Built circa 1910, this four-bedroom property features elegant interiors, a gourmet kitchen, landscaped gardens and swimming pool.

“This is a home that anyone would feel proud coming home to,” said Ms Jones.

“It’s ideally located, light-filled and has a facade that is bursting with character and charm.”