A curated list of five luxury coastal homes currently on the market has been published, highlighting properties that emphasise indoor-outdoor living, premium materials and proximity to beaches or waterways.
In Sorrento, Victoria, 35 Salonika Street features natural stone, French oak timber and handmade Krause bricks, with open-plan living flowing to an alfresco area, a private deck, pool, spa and a gym. It is a short walk from Sorrento's main street.
In Stanwell Park on the NSW South Coast, 14 Seaview Crescent sits in an elevated position with panoramic Pacific Ocean views and is close to the beach and village. The property includes an in-ground pool and spa, a Balinese-style hut, multiple outdoor terraces and tropical landscaping, plus a designer kitchen, master suite with balcony, four-car garage and wine cellar.
Another Sorrento property, 18 Park Road, is a contemporary home with expansive living and dining areas and a north-facing undercover deck featuring a plumbed barbecue kitchen and pizza oven overlooking a heated pool and landscaped gardens. It has five bedrooms, four bathrooms, hydronic heating, heated towel rails, double glazing and two gas fireplaces.
In Byron Bay, 11 Burns Street is a new double-storey residence with a contemporary coastal design, north-facing orientation for natural light, an open-plan kitchen and dining area, a covered entertainment terrace with retractable awnings and built-in barbecue, a large family-sized pool, multiple living zones, a private main bedroom suite with walk-in robe and ensuite, and solar panels. It is close to the Byron Bay township and beaches.
At Benowa Waters, Queensland, 92 Cabana Boulevard is a waterfront home on the Nerang River designed by Stuart Osman. The original article cut off before completing the description of its outdoor features.