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A beachfront bathing box at Mount Martha is listed for sale at $229,000.
Located at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-mount+martha-123892518" target="_blank">125 South Beach</a> the offering is set on picturesque South Beach.
Originally established as boat sheds in the early 1900s on the shores of Port Phillip, it is in good condition for its age.
It is decked out with seagrass matting.
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With changing area at the rear and large double doors for full frontal beach views from the shade, it is suitable for storage all year round for anything from chairs, tables to kayaks and other beach gear.
The Mount Martha village and Mount Martha lifesaving club is a short stroll away.
The property is offered by Abode Mount Martha agents Brad Boyd and Sandy McLay.
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Beachfront bathing box property at Mount Martha listed for sale

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An imposing home at Mount Martha set in vast resort inspired grounds has been sold.
The six bedroom, five bathroom, two-storey <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-vic-mount+martha-124013838" target="_blank">2006 Graeme Jones designed residence</a> is set on 4350 square metres.
No price has been revealed by Kay &amp; Burton, but is is understood to have sold for close to $5 million.
Its vista takes in Dromana to The Heads, across the You Yangs to the city skyline from the iconic Esplanade setting.
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The grounds come with a mod grass north-south tennis court, heated swimming pool, fire pit, putting green and practice holes, and a brand new all-season entertaining pavilion with a cook and dine teppanyaki kitchen.
Pizza oven, barbecue, dishwasher, Vintec wine fridge and radiant heaters with protective motorised cafe blinds and even an LED Smart TV are included.
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There is also a flourishing orchard and citrus grove.
It comes with entry via Deakin Drive, minutes from Mount Martha village on the Mornington Peninsula.
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Iconic clifffront property at Mount Martha sold

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A 2015-built Mount Martha trophy home on Wonderland Terrace has been listed for sale, and quickly under offer post Christmas. 
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-mount+martha-127167282" target="_blank">665 sqm property</a> with views of Port Phillip Bay was designed by the vendor, Scott Sterling of Scott Sterling Design.
Danckert Real Estate agent Sam Danckert noted Sterling had lived on the site for 12 years prior to its construction.
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Set around 140m to the waters edge, its open kitchen area is connected to both front and back decks.
The modern multi-level home has had 33 purchasing inquiries in its initial three days of marketing.
Typically Mt Martha home would get around five inquiries over the same period.
The four-bedroom, three-bathroom home has been offered in the $2.7 million to 2.95 million range.
 
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Wonderland Terrace, Mount Martha listing under offer

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The Mt Martha holiday home of the late sports broadcaster Drew Morphett has been listed for sale with $1.3 million to $1.35 million price hopes.
The 715 square metre property, set 100 metres from Birdrock Beach, has been listed by his widow, Kaz.
The three bedroom Morrisons Avenue home was set to become their permanent home before Drew's sudden death last year at age 69.
The Morphett's paid $475,000 for the property in 2005 and installed a pool over their ownership.
The commentator called a wide variety of sports including cricket, tennis, golf, basketball plus six Olympic Games over a career spanning five decades.
One Agency Peninsula have the listing. 
This article first appeared in The Weekend Australian. 
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Late sports broadcaster Drew Morphett's Mt Martha holiday home listed

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A beach box on Mount Martha's South Beach has sold for $342,500.
Recently painted, <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-vic-mount+martha-129536402" target="_blank">box 90</a> is located in prime position, directly across from the village shops and restaurants.
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The nearby <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/vic/96339-mount-martha-beach-box-near-village-listed" target="_blank">beach box 98</a> has been listed with a guide of $310,000 to $340,000.
It's been restored since trading for $215,000 in 2014.
 
 
 
 
 
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Mount Martha beach box fetches $342,500

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The Mt Martha holiday home of the late sports broadcaster Drew Morphett has been sold.
It fetched $1,270,000 after being listed for sale last year with $1.3 million to $1.35 million price hopes.
The 715 square metre property, set 100 metres from Birdrock Beach, was listed by his widow, Kaz.
The three bedroom Morrisons Avenue home was set to become their permanent home before Drew's sudden death last year at age 69.
The Morphett's paid $475,000 for the property in 2005 and installed a pool over their ownership.
The commentator called a wide variety of sports including cricket, tennis, golf, basketball plus six Olympic Games over a career spanning five decades.
One Agency Peninsula had the listing for 125 days before its recent sale in early 2019. 
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Late sports broadcaster Drew Morphett's Mt Martha holiday home sold

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Dalkeith, one of the Mornington Peninsula's oldest homes, has been listed for sale in Mount Martha.
The grand English Tudor country manor-style home was built around 1938.
It was originally owned by Mornington farmer, auctioneer and member of parliament William Vale, who left the estate to his daughter Phyllis and her husband, Herbert Jackson.
They renamed it Jackson Hill and trained horses and riders at the property. They owned Helion, who won the 1955 Australian Cup, which was later known as the Melbourne Cup.
There were reportedly 24 full-time staff at the property, which spread over more than 280 hectares on the west side of Mount Martha.
In 1974 the Dalkeith coastal estate of some 34 hectares was bequeathed to three hospitals – the Royal Melbourne, St Vincents and The Alfred.
The hospitals then onsold it as a private home.
The two-storey gabled Tudor-style mansion is set on four hectares, complete with a garden from the acclaimed landscaper Edna Walling.
The home retains its period-style features including exposed beam ceilings, timber panelling and stone fireplaces, all nine.
Peninsula Sotheby's International Realty agents Rob Curtain and Danielle Veins have a guide of $5.5 million to $6 million.
This article first appeared in The Weekend Australian. 
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Mount Martha's Tudor trophy home Dalkeith listed

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A Mount Martha beach box has been listed for sale with a price guide of $310,000 to $340,000.

Situated directly opposite Mount Martha village, the recently restored beach box at 98 South Beach features storage underneath boatshed, secure decking area, floor space for tables, chairs and entertaining.

It last sold at $215,000 in 2014. 

It has been <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-mount+martha-130681042" target="_blank">listed through</a> Sam Danckert and Ian Ross of Danckert Real Estate - Mount Martha. 

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Recently restored Mount Martha beach box listed 

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The first stage of development within Marina Village Martha Cove, Victoria’s newest bayside town centre, is now complete.
The first stage, dubbed The Moorings, is designed by Karl Fender of Fender Katsalidis and developed by the Balmain Group. It is located at the base of Mount Martha on the eastern shores of Port Phillip Bay.
The Moorings comprises a residential building of 43 two, three and four bedroom apartments, with Martha's Table, a restaurant, bar, grocer and cellar occupying the ground level.
Martha's Table is set to open in early spring.
Murry Offord, head of asset management as Balmain Group, says a key priority has been to work with a tier-one design team in order to deliver a market-leading town centre which sets a new standard for Martha Cove.
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“As our first project within the town centre, The Moorings is an iconic building in terms of design and what it means for the evolution of the area," Offord said.
"We have worked closely with our urban planners, architects, designers, builders and landscapers to ensure that the final design not only respects its surrounds but offers something special that people want to be a part of.
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“The completion of Marina Plaza and The Moorings has delivered what we set out to achieve – creating a community and lifestyle that will be the envy of the Mornington Peninsula.”
The project is almost 70 percent sold.
Marina Village Martha Cove has 300 marina berths and a full-service boatyard, including a 300-boat dry stack facility with concierge and valet services.
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Over 40 per cent of The Moorings’ buyers have also purchased a 99-year marina berth lease.
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Architect Karl Fender describes the town centre as “a habitat of modern lifestyle inspired by the spirit of the Mornington Peninsula.”
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“It really is a haven for boat owners. There aren’t many places where you can live in an architecturally designed apartment and tie your boat up in your front yard,” says Offord. 
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“We’re proud to see the town centre becoming a reality. It is a project that combines the best of contemporary placemaking and the aesthetics of the peninsula. We look forward to opening Martha’s Table and launching our next residential projects later this year,” Offord adds.
 
Balmain Group acquired the site, the only waterfront retail and residential masterplanned estate on the peninsula, from receivers in 2015.
They redeveloped the masterplan to create Marina Village Martha Cove, which was approved at the end of 2016.
 
 
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The Mornington Peninsula's newest town centre, Marina Village Martha Cove, starts to take shape

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Fender House, a Mount Marth trophy home has been listed with $5 million hopes.
The six bedroom four bathroom abode is being marketed by Kristy Taylor of Taylor &amp; Co. Realty.
Situated at 109 Hopetoun Avenue, it was designed in 1973 by a young Karl Fender.
The modernist home been meticulously restored by the current owners.
It remains nestled with 3 acres of private bushland.
Features include a separate gym/studio has floor to ceiling glass with uninterrupted views of the garden and valley beyond.
Every room in the upper and lower areas of the main wing enjoy a north-west aspect of sweeping vistas over the restored mid-century, pool, across lush green fields bordered by gum and palm trees.
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