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The TV legend Ernie Carroll’s Mount Eliza home has been sold.
Caroll, the man behind the puppet, Ossie Ostrich and his partner, Miffy Marsh, had $4.2 million hopes for their beachside home of 32 years.
But the offering at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-mount+eliza-134662422?rsf=syn:news:nca:news:spa" target="_blank">6 Osprey Avenue</a> may have sold for $4.75 million.
The four-bedroom house comes with a salt-chlorinated pool on a 1026sq m block.
Carroll, who recently turned 91, and Marsh paid $740,000 in 1988.
He joined Melbourne station GTV-9 in 1956, as a producer of children’s programs including The Tarax Show.
He later was the voice and puppeteer of Ossie Ostrich, Daryl Somers’ sidekick for many years on Hey Hey It’s Saturday.
The home sold through Marshall White Mornington Peninsula agent James Tostevin to a Melbourne family, who will use it as a holiday house.
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Ernie Carroll, the Ossie Ostrich creator sells in Mount Eliza

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A sprawling estate at Mount Eliza on the Mornington Peninsula sold for $3 million at weekend auction.
The 96 Wooralla Drive offering was hotly contested under mortgagee conditions.
The<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-vic-mount+eliza-127013418" target="_blank"> 2.5 acre property</a> attracted four bidders after an opening bid of $1.7 million through LJ Hooker Frankston.
Selling agent Milton Brown told Fairfax Media he'd been given strict instructions not to advertise the property as a mortgagee sale. 
There had been a $2 million to $2.2 million advertised price range.
The property last sold for $1.42 million in 2006. 
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Mt Eliza mortgagee sale secures $3 million 

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New Zealand's Ryman Healthcare, a retirement village operator, has bought the historic Moondah, Mt Eliza estate in bayside Melbourne.
The $40 million offering was home to University of Melbourne's Melbourne Business School.
The 8.9 hectare holding overlooking the bay on the Mornington Peninsula is expected to include independent living apartments and aged care, including specialist dementia care.
It was established as a country estate called Moondah by James Grice in 1888.
It was later owned by Sir Reginald Ansett who turned it into a luxury hotel. 
The MBS decided to sell the school through CBRE as it embarks on a $10 million expansion of its Carlton campus.
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Moondah, Mt Eliza sold for retirement village development

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A vacant beachfront block at in Victoria's Mount Eliza has been listed for sale. 
The 1,400 square metre block of land at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-mount+eliza-121701910" target="_blank">3 Tintagel Court</a> is located in the 'Golden Mile' at the point of Davey's Bay and Canadian Bay. 
It last traded for $3.6 million in 2014.
The property is listed by Michael Hamilton at Biggin &amp; Scott, Frankston. 
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Bistro Maison has been sold by local chef Bernard McCarthy and his operations manager wife, Rachel.
The husband-and-wife restaurant couple have sold their business in Mt Eliza on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula.
Colliers International’s Will Connolly secured the leasehold sale of Bistro Maison as the McCarthys look towards a new establishment on the peninsula.
It sold within a month of listing, with the leasehold purchased by local couple, Hans and Annette Went, who plan to transform the space into a traditional Italian restaurant.
The McCarthys had the bistro in the Mt Eliza Village for the past five years.
They are now focusing on their new venture in Balnarring, Barn &amp; Co, which will be a cellar door winery and friendly bistro. 
Will Connolly said there hospitality venues were changing hands quite rapidly on the Mornington Peninsula, with venues such as the Rye Diner and McCrae Pavilion also being sold recently,” he said.
“It’s no secret that people on the Mornington Peninsula are passionate about their food, and this is clearly demonstrated in the high standard of service and quality venues in this region are currently providing.”
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