Seven of the dreamiest regional homes for sale from $699k to $4.1 million

7NEWS

04-07-2025

It's practically a national pastime in Australia, scrolling through property listings and dreaming of your future life or just an occasional weekend at the latest homes for sale.
We've done some of the heavy lifting for you to create this hand-picked collection of the dreamiest homes for sale in regional Australia.
Behind the facade of this century old weatherboard home in the Victorian spa town of Dalyesford sits one very stylish home.
The three-bedroom home that is within walking distance to all the dlicous delights of the town centre has a dark, moody and on-trend colour palette, and some serious winter necessities such as gas fireplace at the centre of the lounge room.
For this thinking of getting crafty, there's room for that too in modern Nordic Hut Studio in the garden.
Californian bungalow in Tassie's Stanley $945k
The coastal town of Stanley in Tasmania's north-east is a gem itself, but Holmes House a California bungalow constructed in the 1930s is also a real jewel.
The original materials and construction are first class. The handsome three-bedroom residence at the centre of town, constructed from Tasmanian Huon pine, with celery prine window, King Billy pine and Tasmanian oak flooring.
The bench seat in the original bay window in the living room is just the space to gaze out over the garden and the modern and expansive kitchen and dining area is another great spot.
Seaside original at Port Macquarie $1.6 million
This original beach house in a knockout spot has position and potential.
Overlooking Shelley Beach and the Pacific Ocean this original weatherboard home looks like the place you may have spent your annual summer holiday if you are of a certain vintage.
There's plenty of great retro features in the home that is currently configured as two separate three-bedrom apartments.
The upstairs kitchen is completely original, right down to the dining booth, which also captures that sensational view. Just the spot for a morning coffee.
Coastal or acreage? Why not both in Narooma $2.85 million
You love the coast, but you also want a bit of green and space to relax year round. If that's the criteria then this stunning modern home on 3.2 acres may be the answer.
Position wise it is hard to beat. The property on the NSW far south coast enjoys an elevated setting with direct access to Wagonga Inlet.
The main residence is pretty inviting too with the light-filled open-plan kitchen, living and dining areas taking in the views.
If you can drag yourself away from this patch of paradise, the town centre of Narooma and its beaches are only a 10 minute drive away.
Architectural beauty in Scone $2.6 million
There's nothing to do in this recently renovated home in the NSW Upper Hunter town of Scone but sit back and relax.
All the hard work has been done in a recent complete renovation of this circa 1960 home.
It's design suits 21st century living with floor to ceiling windows and open plan areas that let the views beyond shine.
The central living area with open fireplace, and vista to the surrounding well-kept gardens is a highlight.
Work, play and take in the views at Orange estate $3.35 million
A this time of year this property had me at the inclusions of "under floor heating" and "a wood fired heater" but it offers so much more.
Clover Hill is stunning rural retreat that sits on 715 acres of grazing country, allowing for an income producing country lifestyle.
But at the end of the day, there are some serious modern comforts to indulge in, including a beautifully appointed four bedroom home. Designed to capture the views there are stunning outlooks, including over the property's pool, from living and sleeping areas.
Water security is also assured with bore water multiple dams across the property, frontage to a creek, plus waters tanks for household and gardening.
Beachfront dream at Port Fairy for $3.8 million
You can't get closer to the beach than this. It's just a few short steps from the deck of this three-bedroom original coastal home to the sand.
The classic mid-century design features expanses of double glazed windows to take in the view and keep out the etremes of temperate.
A slow combustion wood heater in the open plan living and dining area, makes the home a great place to hang out year round.