The properties on a mission to stun: See the best open homes this weekend

Spring has well and truly sprung, which means all eyes are turning towards the property market.

Cosy cottages, beachfront beauties and quaint church conversions are just some of the exceptional homes you can view this weekend.

Brisbane: Spanish Mission style in Holland Park

Built in 1937, this iconic Holland Park home was owned by Queensland retailer William Mathers.

Located at 122 Abbotsleigh Street in an enviable hill-top position, the property occupies 1650 sqm of land with sweeping views of the city.

Maximising its generous outdoor space, the five-bedroom home includes a pool, spa and firepit surrounded by stunning landscaped gardens.

“This beautiful property is located within the coveted suburb of Holland Park and is under 10km from the city,” View Living’s January Jones said.

“What’s truly special about this home is the uniqueness of the Spanish Mission architectural style.

“Showcasing key features of the style — terracotta roof tiles, sandstone pillars and barley-sugar columns - Mathers’ House is a property that offers buyers both luxurious living and a piece of Brisbane history.”

Melbourne: Beachfront living at it’s finest in Chelsea

Considered one of Melbourne’s best kept real estate secrets, this Chelsea property is one of only 580 absolute beachfront properties in the entire city.

With unparalleled access to the beach, and just one minute from the Chelsea shops, this three-bedroom home at 22A Camp Street offers coastal living with all the modern conveniences.

“For beach lovers, this is an opportunity not to be missed,” Ms Jones said.

“Not a detail has been spared in the build of this elegant coastal home.

“The styling is modern and sophisticated with floor-to-ceiling windows maximising the impressive beachfront views.

“Nothing says serenity more than waking up to this beautiful outlook every day.”

Byron Bay: A cottage that’s as cute as a button

With a style as sunny as its paint colour, this charming Byron Bay cottage is bound to cheer up anyone who enters.

The two-bedroom, one-bathroom home at 11 Browning Street even includes a matching studio in the backyard.

With rear lane access and walking distance to many Byron hot spots, this property is perfect for convenience and comfort.

“While mansions may be going up all around it, this cute cottage retains a special slice of the original Byron Bay spirit,” Ms Jones said.

“Painted a lemony yellow with exposed wooden beams and a brick fireplace, this home oozes character and charm.”

Adelaide: Own a church conversion in the city of churches

Built around 1883, this church conversion located in Prospect has retained its historic original features while also providing all the necessary modern conveniences.

This character-filled two-bedroom home at 20 Clifton Street is located on the heritage-listed strip while also being a short walk from the Prospect Road precinct.

“A perfect blend of character and the contemporary, the restoration of the historic St. Cuthberts has been meticulously considered,” Ms Jones said.

“For the buyer who isn’t satisfied with just any old home, this is a truly unique opportunity to own a piece of Adelaide history.”

Perth: An architecturally-designed masterpiece in Mosman Park

An architectural masterpiece with stunning views to match, this Mosman Park property is the cream of the crop.

Designed by renowned architect Gary Banham, this four-bedroom home at 5 Saunders Street offers sweeping 180-degree vistas across the Swan River.

With all the bells and whistles to maximise Western Australia’s enviable weather, this home includes a 10-metre swimming pool, Finnish sauna and beautiful landscaped gardens.

“Offering opulence and sophistication from all angles, every day would feel like a holiday in this picturesque property,” Ms Jones said.

“From the luxurious interiors to the architectural outdoor spaces, the home exudes a sense of calm and tranquillity.”

East Launceston: Become a lady or lord of the manor

Downton Abbey fans, now is your chance to nab yourself a mini manor at 35 Erina Street, East Launceston.

Erina Estate includes not one but three residences on the property and is located within a 10-minute walk to Launceston CBD.

The five-bedroom main residence has been recently renovated and includes a modern and open-plan living and kitchen area.

“While undoubtedly grand, it’s the little details that are the most special in this commanding home,” Ms Jones said.

“French doors leading out to a private garden, a claw-foot bathtub and a cosy balcony with uninterrupted views, are some of the features that mark this property as a cut above the rest.”

This article was originally published at view.com.au.