Open for inspection: The best luxury homes on the market right now
Ray White's Luxury Report for 2025 revealed that luxury property sales across Australia start with a price tag of $2.52 million.
To coincide with the new report, we've rounded up the six best luxury homes for sale around Australia.
View Living Senior Reporter, January Jones gives her pick of the property listings.
Victoria: A grand estate in Canterbury
VIEW LISTING: 16 Balwyn Road, Canterbury, VIC
According to the listing, ' Shrublands ' is one of the largest private holdings in the inner-city of Melbourne. Built in 1863, the sprawling mansion is located on a 6500 sqm block and has only been owned by three families. The property features 10 bedrooms, a heated piazza, home cinema, billiards room, wine cellar, gym, caretaker's residence, swimming pool and tennis court.
"A prestigious property in a blue-chip location. The sale of Shrublands is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a buyer to purchase one of Melbourne's most significant properties. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter"
January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter
Located on Hamilton Island, this luxe residence is an entertainer's paradise. With sweeping views of the Coral Sea, the property features five large bedrooms (each with an ensuite), a terrace with swimming pool, landscaped gardens and alfresco dining area.
"This impressive property includes a commanding 3055sqm of land on one of the Whitsundays most beautiful and popular islands. Already operating as holiday accommodation, this home provides buyers with the option of a holiday home or successful business venture. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter"
January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter
New South Wales: A luxurious getaway in Kurrajong
Offering privacy, serenity and architectural design, this property in Kurrajong is the ultimate luxurious getaway. With views of the Blue Mountains, the home features impeccable styling, an entertainer's kitchen with butler's pantry, six bedrooms, Italianate-styled gardens and swimming pool.
"Beautiful inside and out, this home is perfect as a holiday getaway or for a buyer looking to get away from it all. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter"
January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter
Tasmania: An award-winning winery in Cambridge
' Clemens Hill ' is an award-winning winery set on 22 hectares of land in Cambridge. Located on the property is a large three-bedroom family home and a vineyard of approximately 5.5 hectares. The residence features a fully-equipped kitchen with butler's pantry, two large balconies, formal living room, outdoor terrace and swimming pool.
"A wonderful opportunity for buyers with experience or interest in entering the wine industry with a well-established property. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter"
January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter
Western Australia: A luxe oceanfront home in City Beach
VIEW LISTING: 80 Chipping Road, City Beach, WA
A luxurious oceanfront property with stunning views from almost every window, this City Beach home offers buyers the best of beachside living. Featuring five bedrooms, three bathrooms, two indoor kitchens and one outdoor, bar, wine cellar, scullery and alfresco entertaining area with swimming pool.
"This is a home with all the bells and whistles. Not only does it feature an incredible beachfront location, but it offers a lifestyle that is hard to beat. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter"
January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter
South Australia: A sprawling manor in Upper Sturt
Built circa 1897, ' Manoah House ' has a unique history including being home to Sir Josiah Symon: a distinguished barrister and former Attorney-General of South Australia. The stone manor comes complete with stables, two cottages used as Airbnbs and six tenanted homes. The property has also been used as an events space and includes conference facilities.
"Not only does the purchase of Manoah House offer buyers multiple revenue streams and business opportunities, it also provides a chance to own a piece of South Australian history. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter"
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