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Open for inspection: The best renovated properties for sale across the country

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Dec 4, 2025
Open for inspection: The best renovated properties for sale across the country

There’s nothing like the summer holidays to get your thoughts turning towards renovating. Perhaps it’s the extension you’ve always wanted or something as simple as a new lick of paint, the holidays are a great time to start planning an update.

Whether you’re in the market for a home that’s move-in ready, or you’re after inspiration for your own project, there are plenty of renovated delights up for sale.

From a contemporary coastal sanctuary in Byron Bay to exquisite architectural design in West End, these are the best renovated homes on the market right now.

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View Living Senior Reporter, January Jones gives her pick of the property listings.

New South Wales: A contemporary coastal sanctuary in Byron Bay Not Supplied Credit: View This contemporary home in Byron Bay is the perfect combination of mid-century and coastal styles. Recently renovated, the property features a palette of natural materials and warm neutrals.

Only a short walk from some of Byron’s most beautiful beaches, the updated three-bedroom home includes high ceilings with exposed beams, a kitchen island made from natural onyx, tumbled limestone tiling and herringbone oak flooring.

A cosy cafe-style window allows for breakfasts eaten outside in the sunshine, while a covered entertaining area, landscaped garden, and sauna with outdoor bath create a true sanctuary.

Queensland: Exquisite architectural design in West End Not Supplied Credit: View This classic Queenslander has been completely reimagined by the expert teams at MR Design and KJK Interiors. Located in West End, the stylish home features a delicate blend of modern and classic design.

Set on a corner block, the two-level house features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a designer kitchen with butler’s pantry, home study, wrap-around verandah and parking for up to eight cars – as well as a turning bay.

The outdoor spaces feature landscaped native gardens, an alfresco space with built-in Artusi barbecue and saltwater swimming pool with water feature.

Victoria: Updated Art Deco in Ashburton Not Supplied Credit: View Over in Ashburton a classic Art Deco home has been given a new lease on life. Located on the edge of Gardiners Creek, the five-bedroom has been meticulously updated while preserving its stunning original features.

Spread over a single level, the property features three bathrooms, multiple living zones, a gourmet kitchen with butler’s pantry and gym/studio. Comfort was clearly a top priority with the luxurious addition of underfloor heating in the bathrooms.

Much like the indoor spaces, the outdoors have just as many bells and whistles. Enjoy dining alfresco in the covered entertaining area while using the integrated Weber BBQ or wood-fired oven. Afterwards take a plunge in the heated swimming pool.

Queensland: A sophisticated family home in Graceville Not Supplied Credit: View Situated on a double block in Graceville, this sophisticated family home has undergone a high-end transformation. Designed to maximise indoor/outdoor connection, this property is light, bright and functional.

The four-bedroom home features two bathrooms, a kitchen with butler’s pantry, formal living room, home office, and a spacious covered alfresco zone overlooking the pool.

South Australia: A reimagined villa in Torrensville Not Supplied Credit: View This reimagined villa in Torrensville has undergone a striking 2025 architectural transformation. Built circa 1910, the heritage home has been reimagined through a palette of warm neutrals and eye-catching marble.

‘Hardys House’ now features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, an open-plan kitchen and dining area, outdoor sports court, firepit entertaining zone, fully equipped outdoor kitchen and landscaped gardens.

Western Australia: A light-filled cottage in Mosman Park Not Supplied Credit: View This 1920s weatherboard has been transformed into a sophisticated, light-filled cottage. Located in Mosman Park, the home has undergone a beautiful renovation helmed by Melbourne-based architect Mikaela Prentice.

The north-facing home now features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, spacious kitchen and dining area, alfresco space, landscape design by Tim Davies and secure double garage.

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