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Five of the best homes in Melbourne with more than four bedrooms

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While the typical Australian home has approximately three-to-four bedrooms, larger families, intergenerational families, or those who want to host guests or have space for hobbies can benefit from extra bedrooms. Beyond functionality, properties with more bedrooms can command a higher market price and broaden the buyer pool when you sell.

Whatever your reason, there are plenty of options on the market: here are five of the best homes in Melbourne with more than four bedrooms.

12 South Terrace, Clifton Hill VIC

With a marble gas fireplace, veranda access, a fitted timber walk-in robe, and a luxurious dual-vanity ensuite featuring a private steam sauna, a double shower, an automatic toilet, and a heated towel rail, this Clifton Hill home has a main bedroom suite you may never want to leave.

The single-level home features two additional bedrooms with built-in robes, plus two other potential bedrooms that can also be used as a library or study, depending on your needs.

The period details of the home are also impressive; the circa 1986 Victorian heritage is showcased through high ceilings, an ornate stained-glass entry and an extra-wide arched hallway.

18 Kerferd Street, Malvern East VIC

This Gascoigne Edwardian has five bedrooms across its two levels.

The guest bedroom and master suite are on the ground level, with the latter including a walk-in robe and an ensuite.

The three bedrooms upstairs all include built-in robes, with two also featuring window seats. With a retreat and bathroom servicing the level, this makes an ideal self-contained children’s/teen or guest retreat.

Outdoors, the property features an in-ground trampoline, a nine-metre heated pool, bore water, irrigation, a gas barbecue, and a pergola.

43 Kinane Street, Brighton VIC

This double-storey Brighton property offers exclusive, luxurious living through its high-end materials, fixtures and fittings, and meticulous attention to detail.

All five bedrooms are on the first floor, with three bedrooms featuring built-in robes and a master suite with both walk-in and built-in robes, an ensuite with spa, and access to a balcony.

Other features include double-glazed, thermal-break aluminium windows and sensor-activated remote-control windows; outdoors, a floodlit north-south tennis court; a large, gas-heated swimming pool with an automated cover; a north-facing, paved entertaining area with an open fireplace; perimeter garden beds; an outdoor bathroom; and established trees.

4 Maxwell Court, Toorak VIC

Only moments from Toorak Village, this six-bedroom, three-level Toorak home offers space and privacy.

Five of the six bedrooms are on the first floor. Each includes either a walk-in or built-in robe and access to a shared ensuite, offering flexible living for large families or the perfect space to host guests.

The master bedroom features its own walk-in robe and ensuite, and downstairs, the sixth bedroom also includes a built-in robe and access to a bathroom.

Another highlight is the lower-ground-level rumble room with its own kitchenette, bathroom and storage.

9-11 Kyeamba Grove, Toorak VIC

On the market for the first time in half a century, this property comprises two 1940s maisonettes under one title.

Each maisonette features three bedrooms, all on the first floor. Most have built-in robes and either ensuite access or a nearby bathroom.

Located in an architecturally significant enclave near Toorak Village and Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club, this property, set within established gardens, offers a rare opportunity for buyers.

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