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Sustainable Living Example on School’s Doorstep 27 Redbourne Ave, Mount Eliza Situated in a serene area of Mount Eliza, 27 Redbourne Avenue stands as a testament to sustainable living and innovative design. This beautifully crafted home is not just a place to live, but a commitment to a greener future with a 7.4 star energy rating. Built by a local owner and builder, alongside his partner, this property exemplifies the perfect blend of comfort, style, and environmental... Read More

Selling your home or investment property doesn’t need to be stressful. In fact, real estate sales and property management companies believe that with the right advice and some good planning, you can take control of getting your house ‘sale-ready’. You’ll be happy to know that it doesn’t need to cost a fortune or take loads of time to spruce up your home for sale. Read our top 22  tips to help you prepare your property for sale. 1. Remove the clutter ... Read More

Mornington Peninsula Beaches  With 192km of coastline, two bays plus ocean beaches there are plenty of options to enjoy the beach on the Peninsula.  The sandy and shallow Port Phillip beaches of Mornington, Dromana, Rosebud, Rye and Sorrento are perfect for swimming. The ocean beaches of Sorrento, Portsea, Gunnamatta and Point Leo offer good surfing, but also have dangerous rips, so care should be taken to only swim between the flags. Take a wander along a white sandy beach on Port... Read More

Golf Courses and Golf Club Resorts Mornington Peninsula Golf Courses rank amongst the top 100 courses in Australia. Take a small but beautiful peninsula of land with a mild maritime climate, a coastline with perfect conditions for links courses, add sand dunes for natural contours with fast-draining sandy soil and a hinterland that gifts bush backdrops and brilliant views. What do we have? Destination golf. Golfers, novice or expert are drawn to the diversity of Mornington Peninsula... Read More

Mornington Peninsula Cycling Trails and Bike Tracks At last count, there were more than 30 cycle trails and bike tracks right throughout the Peninsula, including the 25 km Peninsula Link bike trail. So this is simply brilliant cycling territory. Come and spin your wheels on kilometres of smooth sealed paths along the coastline - or if you’re a mountain biker you’ll find plenty of challenges.  You can cycle along the foreshore from Dromana to Point Nepean. There are smooth... Read More

Walking tracks and easy walks.     Walking shoes on…so where are you off to?   A stroll along the clifftops at Portsea, home to multi-million dollar mansions? Or a 100km challenge that you can tick off your bucket list?   Nearly 100 walking tracks, trails and short walks mean you’re totally spoilt for choice. Lots of easy coastal walks include beaches, piers, arts trails, historic sites and villages for a lazy coffee. Go inland for shady bush walks... Read More

The beautiful Mornington Peninsula is located just one hour south of Melbourne, and has an area of 724 square kilometre with a population of over 165,000 people. Discover the vibrant coastal villages and charming hinterlands full of boutique wineries and acclaimed restaurants, art galleries, manicured gardens, hot springs and renowned golf courses. Wind around the eastern side of Port Phillip Bay taking in vast ocean views, rugged coastal scenery and sheltered beaches. Stop along the way for... Read More

Markets Made for Exploring. Find weekend markets, food or crafts, markets with music, breakfast and brunch. Meet the makers, the bakers, the growers and creators at the multitude of markets on offer across the Mornington Peninsula. Bring a basket and have a chat with local farmers and food producers, spark your cooking imagination with all the very best seasonal produce to shape feasts for your family. Get your craft on with beautiful jewellery pieces and fashion made by local hands, fall in... Read More

An island farm linked to one of Australia’s greatest political sex scandals, between former Deputy Prime Minister Jim Cairns and his assistant Junie Morosi, is for sale. The 48.56ha plot at 72 The Rest, French Island — off Victoria’s coast near Phillip Island, was used by Mr Cairns to host counterculture festivals known as ConFests, featuring meditation events, in the late 1970s. Briefly Deputy PM in the Whitlam government, he was a vocal opponent of... Read More