A French farmhouse and a property with a pink maze are in the top ten most-wanted homes on Domain

A luxe, Palm Springs-style home inspired by a car port, a storybook homestead with Parisian charm and a small brick house with a mysterious pink maze inside round out the most popular properties for sale in Australia right now.

The top viewed home on Domain this week is a breathtaking estate in Killara on Sydney’s north shore.

But close behind it is a Victorian house, at Koo Wee Rup, with a fuchsia room fashioned as a maze, studded with hooks, proving Aussies appreciate both the weird and the wonderful when it comes to browsing real estate.

Number 1
31-33 Springdale Road, Killara, New South Wales

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This is the home Aussie find most desirable right now on Domain. (Domain)

The property has “galleries of glass” that open onto terraces which unfold from the glamourous main house, linking the pool and the tennis court. Expressions of interest close of May 26.

Number 2
23 Moody Street, Koo Wee Rup, Victoria

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The property has a price guide of $565,000 to $615,000. (OBrien Real Estate Cranbourne)

The house with a pink maze room and screw-in eye hooks on the walls, as well as a mannequin called Bo Nidle sitting on a fake wooden toilet, has intrigued buyers. Agent Mark Sewell of O’Brien Real Estate Cranbourne told Nine he’s received numerous calls asking about the purpose of the room.

Number 3
41 Stockman Street, Kingsholme, Queensland

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The magnesium heated pool is ideal for soaking all year around. (Domain)

Named the Coastal Barn Dream House the property has handsome, soaring proportions and a full-size basketball court with stadium lighting.

Number 4
9 Redcourt Avenue Armadale, Victoria

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The home has a bathroom straight out of old Hollywood. (Domain)

This magazine-worthy property, an art deco gem in a well-to-do suburb, was featured in an old edition of residential style bible Home Beautiful, and is for sale for the first time in 50 years.

Number 5
68 Anning Road, Forest Glen, Queensland

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The address is an easy drive to the beauty and seclusion of the Sunshine Coast hinterland. (Domain)

The home has been styled as a Long Island weekender – breezy and casual, yet elegant. One highlight is the outdoor space – it is under cover, with an al fresco kitchen, beside an inviting pool.

Number 6
29 Percy Street, Rozelle, New South Wales

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The Rozelle home has price hopes of $2 million. (Domain)

The gorgeous home includes an outdoor shower beside the pool, and is brand new, gleaming beneath large sky-lit ceilings.

Number 7
29 New Street, Brighton, Victoria

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David Tennant, architect and director at Sync Architecture, is behind the stunning design. (Domain)

The architect-designed residence was born from a straight-forward brief to the architect – design a family home with three covered car parking spaces. The result is a Palm Springs-influenced glamour pile, in a bayside suburb.

Number 8
67 Hope Street, South Yarra, Victoria

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The pretty home has a price guide of $2.8 million to $3.08 million. (Domain)

The terrace is walking distance to the Royal Botanic Gardens, in a city-edge spot known for its leafy streets and proximity to excellent restaurants.

Number 9
101 Cedar Creek Road, Belli Park, Queensland

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The warm and welcoming three-bedroom farmhouse. (Domain)

Bonnie View Farm has been restored, sitting handsomely on 30 acres. The low cloud rolling across the paddocks in the listing photos will captivate prospective buyers, but inside is just as breathtaking.

Number 10
42 Eridge Park Road, Burradoo, New South Wales

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The impeccable home is close to the Bowral town centre. (Domain)

The property named L’Avenue blends the beauty of an Aussie homestead with French flourish. Updated three years ago, the home has a wraparound deck for sipping a Champagne while appreciating the impeccable gardens.

Article source: Queensland Property Investor