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$248,200— $123,100,000

Prices & exchange rates: 2026-10-15

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One-bedroom in an older walk-up · Exterior · Home illustration

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Albion, western Melbourne

One-bedroom in an older walk-up

$248,200Local price · A$250K

452 sq ft (42 m²)1 bed1 bath

A one-bedroom in a worn complex of brick apartments in residential Albion, about 8 miles west of the city center. The three-story building is 1960s-70s vintage, so there is no elevator, and the unit is simple: a combined living room and kitchen, one bedroom and a small bathroom. That puts it among the cheapest homes in Melbourne.

Hardwood floors
One-car garage

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Brunswick, Melbourne's inner north

Two-bedroom in a mid-rise

$570,900Local price · A$575K

710 sq ft (66 m²)2 bed1 bath

A two-bedroom on the third floor of a mid-rise built in the 2010s among old factories and brick row houses. The living room and kitchen share one open space, with a small balcony at the end of the living room. The cafes and shops of Sydney Road, where the trams run, are close by, and the neighborhood draws young renters and first-time buyers.

Balcony
Elevator
One underground parking space
Secure entry

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Reservoir, northern Melbourne

1960s single-story brick house with three bedrooms

$913,500Local price · A$920K

1,292 sq ft (120 m²)3 bed1 bath

A 1960s single-story brick house on a lot of just over 6,400 sq ft, with the stepped, triple-fronted facade typical of Melbourne's suburban houses from that era. It has three bedrooms, one bathroom and separate living and dining areas, and the driveway along the side of the house runs back to a garage in the backyard. It is in an older northern suburb where houses of the same shape line the street.

Large backyard
Garage and carport
Heating and cooling unit
Long side driveway

Five-bedroom, two-story house with a pool · Exterior · Home illustration

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Brighton, on the bay southeast of central Melbourne

Five-bedroom, two-story house with a pool

$4,567,000Local price · A$4.6M

3,552 sq ft (330 m²)5 bed3 bath

A two-story house on a 7,500 sq ft lot in Brighton, a wealthy bayside suburb: an older house that an architect redesigned and renovated. The sunken living room has a ceiling more than 6 meters (about 20 feet) high, and the sandstone terrace in front of it holds a pool and spa. Two of the five bedrooms are on the ground floor; the primary bedroom and the other two are upstairs.

Pool and spa
Home theater
Two-car garage
Gas fireplace

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Clendon Road, Toorak

1860s Italianate mansion

$123,100,000Local price · A$124M

10,764 sq ft (1,000 m²)7 bed6 bath

A two-story Italianate mansion built around 1867, with more than 20 rooms, seven of them bedrooms. From 1948 it served as a federal government rehabilitation center for almost 40 years, which is why so much of the original house survives, and it comes with a tennis court and a pool on 2.7 acres. In its 2025 sale, the house alone accounted for A$124 million.