As the countdown to Halloween begins, thousands of trick or treaters are set to descend upon streets across the country this week as they embrace the spirit of the spooky celebration.  

Where are Australia's trick or treat streets? Picture: Getty

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Halloween has increasingly gained popularity in Australia in recent years, with copious amounts of Australian homes getting into the spirit by adorning their abodes in ghoulish, spooky and scary decorations. 

Jump to the best Trick or Treat neighbourhoods and streets in each capital city:

As October 31 fast approaches, we found some homes for sale in trick or treat neighbourhoods across the country.

New South Wales  

152 Trafalgar Street, Annandale

152 Trafalgar Street, Annandale

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The listing describes this two bedroom home as offering ‘a streamlined expression of urban style that invites relaxation in a prized pocket.” 

Located on the high side of the street, the home has been renovated with a focus on seamless indoor outdoor living thanks to a landscaped backyard with a vertical garden. 

Highlights of the home include polished Kauri floorboards, a restored original fireplace in the living room and attic storage. 

2c/44 William Street, Botany 

2c/44 William Street, Botany. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy

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Nestled within Birkdale Estate, is this two-storey, move-in ready, contemporary abode. 

Designed for relaxed family living, the three bedroom, one bathroom townhouse features a spacious open plan living and dining area, and a study nook. 

The kitchen has been renovated with stone benchtops and Electrolux appliances 

Other features include original timber floors, ducted air conditioning and attixc storage.  

The home is set to go under the hammer on November 2. 

Victoria 

120 Finch Street, Malvern East 

120 Finch Street, Malvern East. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy

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This circa 1900s Federation residence combines elaborate period charm, designer elegance and beautifully landscaped gardens.  

Part of the premier Gascoigne Estate location, the four bedroom, four bathroom home features a music room, a palatial main bedroom with a fireplace and bespoke dressing room and a home office which opens to a central courtyard with fountain. 

Other highlights include a video intercom, ducted vacuum and a double garage. 

The home is advertised for sale via an Expression of Interest campaign closing November 12, the home has an indicative price guide of $6,500,000 - $6,900,000. 

3 Finch Street, Malvern East 

3 Finch Street, Malvern East. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy

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An architect designed extension has given new life to this solid brick Victorian home in Malvern East. 

The four bedroom, three bathroom residence features ornate high ceilings, leadlight windows and oak floors. 

Contemporary features include Siemens appliances, stone benches and an integrated Liebherr fridge/freezer in the kitchen. 

The home is a stone’s throw trams, Caulfield station, schools, shops, cafes and Central Park. 

The home is for sale with a price guide of $2,750,000 to $3,025,000.

Queensland 

65 Victoria Avenue, Chelmer 

65 Victoria Avenue, Chelmer. Picture realestate.com.au/buy

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This timeless, five bedroom, three bathroom quintessential Queenslander home was originally built in 1925. 

Set on a sprawling 1214sqm lot, the home has undergone extensions but has retained its front veranda which is flanked with Jindera dry stone and timber columns.  

Roasted peat timber floors, high ceilings, plantation shutters and French doors are among the interior’s highlights of the two-storey residence. 

A spacious open plan living and dining area featuring a double gas log fireplace creates a warm entry, while a 17 metre swimming pool with an internal bench, spa jets, LED lighting, is part of an entertainer’s oasis.  

The home is on the market for over $5 million. 

28 Kew Road, Graceville  

28 Kew Road, Graceville. Picture realestate.com.au/buy

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In the popular suburb of Graceville, is this six bedroom grand Queenslander home positioned on a sprawling 810sqm landholding. 

Described as ‘timeless elegance meets modern luxury in prestigious enclave,’ the property features a traditional façade with a covered wrap-around veranda and picket fence. 

The second level is home to an open plan living and dining area which is bathed in natural light, while the adjacent kitchen features Italian Carrara marble benchtops, a farmhouse-style sink and Miele and Ilve appliances.  

Other features include a swimming pool, a covered deck, automated gates and a three car garage. 

The stunning property has a price guide of offers over $3,800,000. 

Adelaide 

6 Ludgate Circus, Colonel Light Gardens

6 Ludgate Circus, Colonel Light Gardens. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy

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This circa 1930s grand Tudor home was originally built for the suburb’s town-planning architect. 

It has an undergone a transformation with a new roof and extension. 

Highlights include a barbecue kitchen and deck, a four car garage, underfloor heating to wet areas and a kitchen with a butler's wing and smart home connectivity. 

The four bedroom, four bathroom home is set for auction on November 9. 

The best Trick or Treat streets and neighbourhoods

Sydney

• Middle Harbour Road, Lindfield 
• Nelson Street, Annandale 
• William Street, Botany 

Melbourne

• Finch Street, Malvern East 
• Liberty Parade, Ivanhoe 
• Spray Street, Elwood

Brisbane

• Kew Road, Graceville/Chelmer 
• Brighton Road, Sandgate 
• Tallowood Street, Spring Mountain 

Adelaide 

• Orleana Waters, Evanston Gardens 
• Colonel Light Gardens, Adelaide 

Perth

• Werang Entrance, South Guildford
• Taywood Drive, Waneroo
• Dressage Green, Baldivis   

Hobart

• Bligh Street 
• Cleburne Street 
• Tunah Street