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Overview
Set discreetly among Moonah trees on an expansive land area of approximately 3,439 square metres, this 1970s brick home delivers a unique proposition of character and privacy rarely found on the Mornington Peninsula. The property is beautifully elevated amid native gardens, featuring extensive timber decks that invite natural light and views of the surrounding trees into every room, creating a serene and spacious environment.
The residence benefits from soaring vaulted ceilings with exposed beams and highlight windows that amplify its generous scale, complemented by polished hardwood floors and large glazing that seamlessly connects indoor living spaces to the outdoors. The open-plan living and dining areas extend naturally to an alfresco deck, fostering an ideal setting for entertaining or enjoying quiet moments surrounded by nature. The kitchen, while pristine, offers an exciting prospect for renovation enthusiasts to customize the social hub of the home.
A distinct family room, warmed by a wood fireplace, opens onto a northern terrace with enchanting treetop vistas. The fully refurbished swimming pool lies nearby, ensconced in mature landscaping that assures utmost privacy amid peaceful birdcalls and canopy shades. This outdoor sanctuary enhances the lifestyle appeal for those who cherish tranquil leisure and outdoor enjoyment.
- Accommodation is flexible with three conventional bedrooms and two bathrooms, along with a mezzanine loft space, which can function as a fourth bedroom or versatile semi-ensuite area. This unique feature suits use as a study, playroom, or potential master suite.
- Additional practical amenities include a large three-bay concrete-floored high-access shed suitable for substantial storage or workshop use, a double garage beneath the house, laundry, and ample storage areas, all fitted with split system heating and cooling for year-round comfort.
Currently comfortable as a home, the property holds exciting potential for those wishing to renovate or rebuild (subject to council approval), enabling personal expression while retaining coveted seclusion. Its enviable location is within an 800-metre stroll to Rye’s picturesque Whitecliffs Point and Tyrone Foreshore, and minutes from local cafes, golf clubs, wineries, and renowned natural attractions like surf beaches, national parks, hot springs, and day spas, perfectly balancing privacy with convenience.
Local Market Insights
In Rye, Quiet Listings observed 49 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 31 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $1,293,327. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 88%, followed by land (11%), and units (2%). Hearns Port Fairy Holiday Accommodation was the most active agency in this area, representing 53.1% of all new listings in the last 30 days. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.
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Location
Rye VIC 3941
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