Australia's top-selling properties by state and territory

Each week property data firm CoreLogic releases the results of the weekend's property auctions - where sellers stake their claim in the nation's enduringly red-hot market.

For every state and territory, here are the top sales according to publicly accessible data.

(Week ending August 20, 2023)

This five-bedder at Roseville was the highest-selling property in NSW over the weekend, and indeed the country.

Sitting on 1300 square metres, this elegant family home fetched a chart-topping $6.8 million.

If you fancy warmer weather, this opulent six-bedder at Clear Island Waters in Queensland was the state's biggest seller, fetching $5 million.

Boasting a home cinema among other features, the property also has 40 metres of waterfront space.

Buyers with budgets under seven figures will be relieved to find it's possible to snag a price of paradise within reason.

This four-bedroom oasis at Humpty Doo was the NT's top sale over the weekend, selling for $900,000.

This seven-bedroom home in O'Malley sold for $2.65 million, making it the top sale in the ACT.

It also boasts an impressive eight bathrooms and six car spaces.

South Australia's biggest seller of the weekend was this four-bedroom home at Toorak Gardens, which sold for $2 million.

Sitting on a corner block, all upstairs bedrooms have balconies which boast full views of the Adelaide Hills.

Just a stone's throw away from the ocean, this property on Shorehaven Drive at Turners Beach was the highest-selling property in Tasmania, going for $1.2 million.

It features four bedrooms, two bathrooms and an extra-wide three-car garage.

Described as an "architectural masterpiece", this four-bedroom home at Balwyn was the top earner in Victoria over the weekend, taking home $4.85 million.

Built by architect Kevin Knight for himself, the home features four bedrooms, four bathrooms and a two-car garage.

The highest-selling property in Western Australia over the weekend was this ultra-spacious home on Haining Avenue in the blue-ship suburb of Cottesloe.

Featuring six bedrooms, two bathrooms and two car spaces, it sold for $3.8 million.