Breakneck Gorge holiday home in Hepburn Springs, Australia
Welcome to our weekend property digest, where we bring together the best houses for sale (or rent) that we’ve unearthed across the world. This week, we bring you a floating tiny home and a 400-year-old apartment in Palma.
Renovated Palma townhouse, Spain
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2 bedrooms; €750.000 via Fantastic Frank Palma
Old Palma comes alive inside this 1604 apartment in the city’s historic town centre – a stone’s throw from Plaza Santa Eulalia and Plaza Sant Francesc. Ceilings rise to six metres in the living room and ground floor while the upper level is like an open plan loft.
Breakneck Gorge cabin in Hepburn Springs, Australia
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1 bedroom; POA
Practice Robert Nichol & Sons designed this Cor-Ten steel holiday home, which looks like it’s folded in on itself. The property capitalises on views of the Hepburn Springs landscape, with floor to ceiling glass doors opening onto a front terrace.
Updated midcentury bolthole in East Sussex, UK
16 bedrooms; £875,000 via The Modern House
Architects Peter and Beryl Harrison designed this six-bedroom home in Maresfield, East Sussex. It’s undergone extensive renovation over the past five years but retains its midcentury roots thanks to slatted timber ceilings and walls.
Kodesama floating tiny home, Estonia
1 bedroom; POA direct
The Koda Light Float is a 25 sqm tiny home designed to be moored on canals, harbours and lakes. Owners can customise the floating home, choosing from timber or zinc exterior cladding and a stripped back plywood-lined interior.
Revamped Hollywood Hills home in Los Angeles, USA
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4 bedrooms; $6.5m via Compass
Simo Design overhauled this war-time Los Angeles home on Woodrow Wilson Drive, aka Celebrity Row. A vaulted hallway leads into the Hollywood Hills home, while the great room features beamed ceilings and an open plan kitchen and reception room.
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