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Dromana Mornington Peninsula 6 Boundary Road $3.7 million-$3.95 million

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Private sale Agent: YPA Estate Agents Mornington Peninsula, When you love where you live you want to shout it from the rooftops.

Ben Nutbean 0413 125 996 in conjunction with

Every person I speak to who’s planning a visit to Sydney is showered with my

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unsolicited recommendations on where to eat, stay and play, followed by a

Midway between the beach and the peninsula

detailed itinerary that’s ready and waiting at the starting blocks of my

wineries, this single-level home wraps around a

outbox. It’s the same for places I’ve lived in and travelled to in the past, and

north-facing pool with a hinterland outlook.

it’s this patriotic feeling I imagine residents of the Mornington Peninsula

Highlights include a Carrara marble kitchen, an

have when spruiking their area. When I spoke to my Melbourne-based

elegant sitting room with a wood-burning

colleagues about this special edition, which profiles the region, their

fireplace and a one-bedroom guesthouse.

responses all had the same undeniable spirit – faces lit up while recalling the fresh sea air, local cuisine, galleries, bushwalks, relaxed al fresco lifestyle and, of course, the wineries. I haven’t ventured there for quite some time.

Perhaps a detour is on the cards this week when I’m in town.

O U R COVE R 12 The Cups Drive, Cape Schanck.

Listed by Peninsula Sotheby’s International Realty PAG E 10

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here’s been an out-of-control freight train thundering through Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula and it’s taking a while to slow down.

That’s how agents describe the phenomenal price growth that’s hit the region, propelling house price growth in one suburb to a riproaring 39.7 per cent over the past year alone.

“We’re now getting used to seeing records being broken on a regular basis as we’ve had some tremendous sales,” says Rob Curtain, managing director of Peninsula Sotheby’s International Realty. “And, like a freight train, it’ll take a while for that momentum to stop.

“We’ve had so many people wanting to move down here and a shortage of stock as the ones already here didn’t want to leave, so we’ve seen some tremendous price increases. With that lifestyle change too, I think many people want to stay on and either work remotely or commute a few days a week into the city.”

Holidaymakers have long loved the Mornington Peninsula, around 90 kilometres south of Melbourne, for its glorious beaches, bushwalks, wineries, cafes, restaurants, gourmet stores, antique shops and galleries.

A spectacular peninsula The Mornington Peninsula south of Melbourne has never been as popular, and that’s reflected by its massive recent price growth.

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But that all changed with the pandemic, says Domain chief of research and economics Dr Nicola Powell. Suddenly, Melburnians started seeing it as a welcome escape from lockdowns, while Sydneysiders and expats viewed it as a comparatively affordable buying option.

“During COVID we saw some eye-watering levels of price growth,” Powell says. “That’s been spurred on by people buying holiday homes as their principal family homes, to upgrade their lifestyle and have a smaller base in the city. That really accelerated the price growth to some extreme rates, with locals often being priced

out. But now we’re seeing it calm down [with] lower price growth.”

The area as a whole had pretty respectable price growth, on Domain figures, over the past year, growing 14.7 per cent for houses to a new median price of $975,000, and 15.5 per cent for units to $635,000.

At the suburb level, however, some of the growth has been monumental. Modest Rosebud, for instance, has the highest growth of 39.7 per cent to a median of $880,000, while Rye rose 37.9 per cent to $1.2 million, Mount Martha and Safety Beach rose 31.4 per cent to $1.62 million

Cape Schanck Mornington Peninsula 12 The Cups Drive $9 million

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Private sale Agent: Peninsula Sotheby’s International Realty, Rob Curtain 0418 310 870

Mount Eliza Mornington Peninsula 4 Humphries Road $2.4 million-$2.6 million

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Private sale Agent: McEwing & Partners, Quentin McEwing 0409 389 268

Mount Martha Mornington Peninsula 88 Bradford Road $3.7 million-$3.97 million

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Private sale Agent: Danckert Real Estate, Sam Danckert 0432 444 040

12 The Cups Drive, Cape Schanck, above; 4 Humphries Road Mount Eliza, top right; 88 Bradford Road Mount Martha, above right.

and $1.14 million respectively, and Tootgarook and Cowes were up by 30.1 per cent to $941,500 and $793,503.

Portsea is still the most expensive suburb with a median of $3.78 million after a rise of 29.2 per cent over the year to March 2022, followed by Sorrento at $2.3 million, up 23 per cent, and Mount Eliza at $1,752,500, up 25.2 per cent.

Somers is up 12.4 per cent to $1.7 million and Blairgowrie up 23.7 per cent to $1.67 million.

“It’s been absolutely phenomenal,” says Dean Phillips, director of McEwing & Partners. “A lot of that reported growth was driven by the sale of some very expensive houses, where people didn’t have anywhere else to spend their money, but over the past year, we saw prices that were usually around $1.1 million go to $1.8 million.

“We’ve had lots of interstate buyers who see that you can buy something here for about 50 per cent of its equivalent price in Sydney.

“We’ve had international buyers too, and have seen sales at $10 million, $20 million and $30 million.”

Phillips recently sold a farm at 110 Cobb Road, Mount Eliza, for circa $8 million, a mansion on Canadian Bay Road in Mount Eliza to pop star

Tones and I for $7.08 million and 1 Trig Point in Mount Martha for $6.8 million.

Curtain sold 261 Muscreek Road, Flinders, for just under $24 million, 4 Callanans Road, Red Hill South, for $20 million and 3507-3513 Point Nepean Road, Sorrento, for $12.2 million.

“There’s a steady number of buyers around at the moment,” says Sam Danckert of Danckert Real Estate. “We don’t have the kind of abnormal market and hysteria-driven buying now that saw people offering 15-20 per cent over the asking price of a property.”

Most in demand at the moment are premium established houses, new builds or older homes that have recently been renovated, Curtain says.

“Building costs are now much more than they were, and there’s disruption to the supply chains and builders won’t offer fixed contracts, so buyers don’t want homes so much that need a lot done to them. We’ve found that the demand for land to build on has also softened dramatically.”

Yet prices are still growing, although not by as much as in the past two years, Phillips says. “I think by next summer it’ll return to a normal market. But in the meantime, prices are still going well and will continue to go well.”

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Mornington Mornington Peninsula Beach Box 85 Mills Beach $185,000-$200,000

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We do like to be beside the seaside, especially when we can work from home and live in a charming hamlet. B y PAU LIN E M O RRIS SE Y On the western spur of Victoria’s famed

more semi-permanent basis,” says Josh

Mornington Peninsula, Blairgowrie is a quiet

Callaghan, managing director and auctioneer of

achiever that offers a relaxed alternative to the

Fletchers Mornington Peninsula.

bustle of neighbouring towns like Portsea and

permanent residents in the area are retirees and

love for all things outdoors.

absentee owners of holiday homes.”

Strait, and the jaw-dropping walking trails of the

balance of coastal and country living.

Mornington Peninsula National Park, Blairgowrie

its bay and ocean beaches and sailing from the beloved Blairgowrie Yacht Squadron. But, on the

$4 million-$4.4 million

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encourages plenty of time spent lapping up the great outdoors.

other hand, a 30-minute drive can have you in

Life by the seaside

the Peninsula’s hinterland, with its legion of

Blairgowrie’s small but prominent commercial

renowned vineyards in a European setting.

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With beaches on both Port Phillip Bay and Bass

CBD, this seaside locale presents the perfect On the one hand, time could be spent between

Blairgowrie

“Still, though, the general demographic of

Sorrento, anchored by its small village charm and Just an hour and a half’s drive from Melbourne’s

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The bay view from Millionaire’s Walk, part of the Sorrento-Portsea Artists’ Trail.

ven though some areas of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula have experienced stellar price growth over the past year, there are still plenty of opportunities for investors.

The shortage of stock has meant the rental vacancy rate is extremely low with more tenant demand than supply, and some owners have been known to earn as much as $40,000 for the Christmas week from short-stay guests.

“We’re receiving a lot of interest from investors who both want to try the lifestyle and enjoy the returns from a flexible rental, whether through Airbnb or a managed holiday letting,” says Andrew McCann, managing director and auctioneer at Jellis Craig Sorrento.

“They can attract a very good rental yield with some leased from $15,000 to $25,000 a week, say, in Portsea in January, while in some cases it’s been as high as $30,000 and $40,000.

That’s probably very similar to the holiday rents in Palm Beach in Sydney.”

Those are obviously the premium properties, usually with pools and tennis courts, and

contained within a compound with enough room to bring along family and friends, too.

“But it does mean you can make a very good return in peak periods but then have it to yourself the rest of the year,” says McCann, whose agency looks after 50 to 70 permanent

“It does mean you can make a very good return in peak periods.” rentals in the area, and about 150 properties that are available for the short term.

Many investors are now looking for extra features for their property purchases to make them special, says Holly Longmuir, managing director of RT Edgar Mornington Peninsula.

That might be a Zoom room or the space for an

office, so they can work when they’re in residence, or something extra with a wow factor, like a fireplace, a pool or a good outdoor entertainment area.

“We have a lot of crossover between those who’ve just bought and then want to rent shortstay,” she says. “Our price growth in some areas hasn’t been as strong as Sydney’s, so there’s still a lot of interest in the area.

“While some people are looking for high-end properties, others are looking at more affordable homes in less expensive areas. The Mornington Peninsula has the luxury of being so close to Melbourne, but still has so many drawcards – great restaurants, beaches and wineries.”

But whether you’re buying a lavish spread or a modest 1960s beach house, any investment would be quite safe, says Michael Sier of BuyerX, a specialist Mornington Peninsula buyer’s advocacy recently awarded the REB title Buyers Agency of the Year 2022.

“Given the peninsula is landlocked and there are very tight development protocols, and a lot of holiday homes are passed down through the same family, there’s a low risk of over-supply or any rise in the number of new properties coming onto the market,” he says. “Also, vacancy rates are very low and the option of short stay means you can increase the rental yield, as well as having first use. There are some expensive areas, but if you’re looking around $1.5 million to $3 million, there are lots of options, like Rye, Blairgowrie, Somers and Balnarring.”

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MULLUMBIMBY 170 Dudgeons Road Set in the picturesque hinterland behind Byron Bay, this rural lifestyle property is situated along a private country lane and is surrounded by stunning natural beauty. The property sits within the crater of the long extinct Mt. Chincogan, which offers a unique amphitheatre position and picturesque views back to Cape Byron and the coast. The North Easterly aspect provides a perfect opportunity for you to build your dream home and is truly a rare opening to secure a unique slice of Australia and a one-of-a-kind lifestyle property in the sought after Byron Bay region.

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By Appointment James McCowan 0418 800 400 David Medina 0419 772 233

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WILLIAMSDALE 7245 Monaro Highway Capturing breathtaking vistas across the Murrumbidgee River Valley, this 142ha lifestyle estate (350-acre) is an idyllic escape just 30-minutes from Canberra's CBD and domestic and international airport.

Delivering off-the-grid luxury, this picturesque six bedroom retreat exudes serenity and privacy. Take in majestic views of the Brindabellas from the award-winning homestead, showcasing a fusion of contemporary living and modern comfort. An additional three-bedroom guesthouse overlooking the heated pool and a myriad of beautiful spaces that await outside, is an ideal space for entertaining or simply recharging against a spectacular backdrop.

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By Appointment David Medina 0419 772 233 James McCowan 0418 800 400

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4 Linkmead Avenue, Clontarf Unsurpassed Designer Luxury On The Shores Of Middle Harbour A world class retreat with every conceivable luxury, this architect designed trophy residence adjoins waterfront reserve in an exclusive cul-de-sac.

Showcasing uninterrupted 180 degree Middle Harbour panoramas that take in intimate views over Sandy Bay and Clontarf Beach, then sweep across the water to Chinamans Beach and The Spit's marinas, it soars over multiple glass embraced levels with sweeping living spaces extending to harbourside terraces with a covered wet bar/BBQ and heated wet-edge pool. Set on 796sqm, its terraced rear lawns adjoin harbourfront reserve from where you can stroll to Sandy Bay and Clontarf Beach within a couple of minutes.

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Set atop 5 acres of lush plantation-style rainforest, this superb residence offers complete privacy; the perfect balance of indoor allure and outdoor appeal set against a backdrop of uninterrupted ocean views. An expansive floorplan spanning three levels, the light, airy and instantly welcoming spaces include multiple living and dining areas, a

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Outside, fabulous entertaining spaces include wrap-around verandahs, three covered pergolas, in-ground pool, tennis court and established gardens with an array of secret spaces to explore. Highly sought after for its proximity to everything that Mackay has to offer and zoned medium density residential, there is potential for further development if so desired (STCA).

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