2014 Most viewed Federation Houses

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The most viewed properties which were listed for sale last year onrealestate.com.au

Drawn from news.com articles:

• How to make your home one of the most viewed properties in Australia
• Most viewed properties of 2014

33 Edward Street Norwood SA 5067	19 Victoria Avenue Unley Park SA 5061	19 Victoria Avenue Canterbury Vic 3126

ARE these Australia’s most popular Federation homes?
Judging by the number of people who viewed them when they were listed for sale on realestate.com.au, they are.
Tens of thousands of potential buyers clicked on the most popular properties in Australia last year.

About ‘Staging’ your property for photographs online

According to realestate.com.au Victorian sales manager Ben Auchett there are five things you can do to get more people to view your property.
1. Know your suburb demographic
Work out who you want to target and highlight features of your home that appeal to that audience.
2. Use a professional property photographer
One who knows the right light and angle to frame each room will make even the basic lounge room look great.
3. Stage your house for your audience
Home staging experts really understand what appeals to buyers and what will catch their eye in a photo.
4. Listen to your estate agent
They’ve sold properties many times before and know what works in a listing and what doesn’t.
5. Know your competition in your suburb
Know what properties in your suburb are doing and how their listing looks this will ensure that your listing doesn’t fall behind when a buyer is searching online.

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Check out these most viewed Federation properties which were listed for sale last year.
Staging: This property demonstrates “staging” – compare interior decoration with next two homes listed.

1. Norwood, SA

• Federation Queen Anne style

33 Edward Street, Norwood

This home at 33 Edward St, Norwood, has four bedrooms and three bathrooms.

• The Queen Anne villa was built around 1915 and sits on about 1651sq m of land.
• It has established gardens, a separate coach house and parking for up to six cars.

Suburb data for Norwood.
The Edward St home was built around 1915. Source: Supplied
It has modern, light living areas. Source: Supplied
And a tennis court. Source: Supplied

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2. Unley Park, SA

• Federation Queen Anne style

Unley Park SA 5061

N.B.Do you think this property’s interior decoration has been ‘staged’?

• View the property: 19 Victoria Avenue, Unley Park, 5061
• Suburb data for Unley Park

STUNNING QUEEN ANNE RETURN VERANDAH VILLA WITH FLOODLIT SYNTHETIC TENNIS COURT, INGROUND POOL AND A UNIQUE 2 STOREY DETACHED “LITTLE HOUSE”

• This landmark residence is sited on a magnificent allotment of 2,126 sqm (approximately)
• Beautiful arched entrance hallway, formal living with bay window, separate dining room
• 4 bedrooms, main with private living area, ensuite and walk in robe,study
• Lovely family room featuring superb imported hardwood timber floor

• State of the art granite kitchen with pantry, casual dining, childrens living area
• 2 additional full bathrooms, large wine cellar , outdoor entertaining with Teppanyaki bar
• The ” Little House ” offers 2 bedrooms, living area ,granite kitchen / dining, bathroom and 8 person spa opening out to the fabulous pool area

• Magnificent ornate features, ducted reverse cycle air conditioning, fully automatic watering system fed by bore, double carport and additional double parking
• A truly spectacular offering in one of adelaide’s premier locations

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3. Canterbury, Vic

• Federation Bungalow style

Canterbury, 3126

N.B.Do you think this property’s interior decoration has been ‘staged’?

• View the property: 19 Victoria Avenue, Canterbury, 3126
• Suburb data for Canterbury
• Sold for $4,000,000

Substantial Family Home in Canterbury’s Finest Plane Tree AvenueCommanding pride of place in Canterbury’s renowned plane tree avenue, this impressive single storey period residence pays homage to its refined heritage origins, while imbued with the right measures of modern finesse and light-filled renovations by Neil Architecture, maximising preferred north-west orientations.

• A broad frontage with beautifully groomed gardens (approx. 1,200 sqm) introduces an immaculately presented and instantly inviting home with entrance foyer accented by solid hardwood floors and high strapped timber ceilings.
• Spacious living domains cater for families and professionals who love to entertain with formal sitting and dining rooms (fireplaces), sun dappled study opening to front garden,

• Smeg/Bosch-equipped Caesarstone kitchen and open-plan contemporary spaces (Jetmaster fireplace) progressing to lushly private gardens.
• Designed for memorable alfresco enjoyment, the lawned and paved west-facing backyard features a sparkling solar heated swimming pool and cabana/poolhouse.
• Privacy and comfort is assured with 4 double bedrooms (Main with en suite), separate computer/reading nook, flawlessly executed bathrooms with stone vanities, powder rooms, laundry, ducted heating, air conditioning and tandem carport.

• This unparalleled Golden Mile location is just minutes from iconic Maling Road Village cafes and boutiques, Canterbury Railway Station, Canterbury Gardens, walk/cycle trails, sporting reserves and leading schools.

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Explore the Most Popular pages to 2014:

Picturesque Queen Anne	Deepdene, Killara	Art Nouveau andFederation style	Ballarat FederationHeritage	Ashgrove Queenslander Style	Melbourne’s Federation Heritage	Architects Ussher and Kemp
Federation Gardens	Cosy Federation Interiors	Lal Lal, Ballarat	Charltons, Federal NSW	Addenbrooke, Bellevue Hill	Beecroft Federation Heritage	Edwardian style