The most popular homes of 2024 – realestate.com.au
2024's Hottest Real Estate Listings – A Range of Spectacular Homes From Architectural Wonders to Beachfront Rares.
The luxury 13-bedroom mansion on a huge compound block on the Gold Coast, with a 25-carat gold accent to the infinity pool, was the most viewed listing for 2024 on realestate.com.au.
The stunning abode in , hit the market earlier this year and was re-listed this month, garnering an impressive 157,561 views.
Selling agent Mark Hadir of Queensland Sotheby's International Realty said he was not surprised by the level of online interest they had received.
“Its unparalleled grandeur, luxury and lifestyle appeal, combined with Mediterranean-inspired architecture and careful attention to detail, create both a visual and emotional impact that resonates with discerning buyers seeking exclusivity and prestige,” he said.
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36 River Cove Place, Helensvale. Image: realestate.com.au
The one-of-a-kind, one-of-a-kind residence offers exclusivity on over 1 acre of prime waterfront real estate and costs nothing, he said.
A 250,000-litre infinity pool, a statue of King Neptune, two pontoons, a 15-seat 'gold class' cinema and a professionally equipped gym are some of the luxury features of the home.
The house is currently on the market with an Offers campaign until January 31st.
A derelict, vandalized graffiti house has racked up 140,000 plus views
A derelict, graffiti-adorned derelict mansion in Melbourne's south-east has seen an unusual property ranking as the second most viewed listing for 2024.
Attracting a staggering 143,688 views, the eight-bedroom, four-level residence is described as a “local icon” in its listing.
The derelict property at 650 Woori Yallock Rd, Cockatoo, was last sold in 2015.
Offered for sale only for the second time in its lifetime, it has an asking price of $900,000-$990,000.
Earlier in the year, sales agent Mick Dolphin of Ranges First National Real Estate Belgrave told realestate.com.au that the residence seemed to be attracting people.
“I think (the prospective buyer) is somebody who's looking for some land — it's a project that has a lot of work to do, but it's a project that's looking for something different, with a little bit of vision,” he said.
Originally built by an Eastern European couple, the grand yet dilapidated property on 5.26 hectares of land features an external tower staircase, three balconies and wide corridors.
His listing warned that closed-toe shoes and long pants were mandatory during inspection due to on-site conditions.
Priceless Harbor views
Locations don't get much better than this, with spectacular views of Sydney Harbor afforded from this stunning two-level Point Piper residence.
69 Wolseley Road, Point Piper. Image: realestate.com.au
Amassing an impressive 82,245 views, it is currently on the market via an Expression of Interest campaign.
Its grand proportions include prime-view living areas on the main level, a beautiful parterre garden designed by renowned landscaper Annie Wilkes, four bedrooms, a chef's kitchen and a self-contained junior suite with a private entrance.
A palatial home on one of Melbourne's most expensive streets
Attracting more than 81,000 online views, it finally spent 10 months on the market before selling this month for a price range of $22 million to $24 million, according to industry sources.
'Halstead' 12 Lansell Road, Toorak. Image: realestate.com.au
Known as 'Halstead', the five-bedroom residence sits on an expansive 3,286m² block and was designed in 1916 by prominent Melbourne architect Walter Butler in an Arts and Crafts style for Francis Clements, then chairman of the State Electricity Commission of Victoria.
Highlights of the property include a basement, swimming pool, open kitchen and den, wood paneling, skylights, French doors, chandeliers, Tasmanian oak flooring and a fireplace.
An island house of sorts
Another property that garnered thousands of online hits in 2024 was a palatial waterfront residence that reached 80,969 views.
One of only 22 homes on the Queensland island, selling agent Jordan Lund of Elite Lifestyle Properties – Sunshine Coast said the home was part of a sought-after enclave.
8 Minyama Island, Minyama. Image: realestate.com.au
“You're in one of the most prestigious locations on the Sunshine Coast, looking north over the Mooloolah River and Minyama Island,” he said.
“It really is as prestigious as you can get at the southern end of the Sunshine Coast.”
Inside, the five-bedroom, five-bathroom residence features a mezzanine walkway, a bar and games area, a gym with direct access to the pool, and a private lounge.
There is also covered storage for a caravan or boat and jet skis and a large pontoon at the rear.
Mr. Lund was unable to use the asking price of the property.
'Floating' wonders attract interest
The prestigious Noosa home, which appears to float above the Hinterland, has attracted quite a bit of attention online with 79,795 views.
The five-bedroom, five-bathroom home at this address, known as 'Amar', was designed by Paul Clout Design and executed by Clout Build.
108 Panorama Drive, Eumundi. Image: realestate.com.au
Highlights of the residence include living areas with marble stone and oak flooring, an infinity pool overlooking Mt Cooroy, a health and relaxation centre, a gym and sauna, a cinema, as well as a wine cellar and whiskey room.
Earlier this year, Reed and Co. Adrian Reed, director and founder of Real Estate Agencies, told realestate.com.au that the house stood out for its broad appeal and thoughtful design.
“It perfectly combines elements of health and entertainment that appeal to a variety of potential buyers,” he said.
Eliza and Liberty's house on the block is for sale again
The Hampton East property, which became famous as one of five homes to undergo major renovations in 2023 during the reality show “The Block,” has garnered 73,734 online views.
Back on the market after being snapped up by Adrian Portelli during the last episode of The Block's auction in November, the completely transformed five-bedroom house has been overhauled by sisters Eliza and Liberty Paschke.
22 Charming Street, Hampton East. Image: realestate.com.au
The house itself was the largest property on The Block 2023 and was set on 632m² and featured vaulted ceilings, European oak floorboards, two entertainment areas, a pool house and an in-ground pool.
Portelli, a millionaire and owner of promotions business LMCT+, sold the property in April for $3,245,000 — a loss of $1.055 million.
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