Bush blocks, bargains and bubble homes among Australia’s most-viewed listings

The most-viewed homes of the past month weren't your usual parade of fancy show-homes with pool pavilions and oversized dressing rooms.Visitors to realestate.com.au in July were seeking knockdown opportunities, appealing acreages and gorgeous homes with soul.Sure, six high-end beauties made the Top 20 list - but there were just as many knockdowns, plus a mix of humble houses on acreage and gorgeous homes going relatively cheap. Proof that the real sport is finding how far your money can stretch the further you get from a city.That appeal makes sense in this climate: national home prices fell 0.3% in July, with only Darwin and regional South Australia posting monthly growth, according to PropTrack's Home Price Index.Buyers were drawn to a mix of quirky and quaint homes in July. Picture: realestate.com.auThis month's Top 20 spanned almost every state and territory — seven homes each in Queensland and Victoria, two each in Tasmania and South Australia, one in both Western Australia and New South Wales, and none in the ACT or NT.Jump ahead to see the top 20 most-viewed homes of the month.Some were truly special. Take a look at some of the homes piquing our interest this month.Iconic bu...