With a pool and sea views, 4305 Frankston-Flinders Rd, Shoreham, is sure to make a splash.
A luxe clifftop Shoreham house boasting private beach access is set to wash away the town’s record price by at least $4.3m with its $18m-$19.8m asking range.
The four-bedroom property at 4305 Frankston-Flinders Rd named “Windmill” has glass walls framing views of Phillip Island, The Nobbies and Seal Rocks.
Set on 6.01ha of farmland, the home features an exterior made from concrete, render and steel, plus a pool, office, casual and formal living areas, triple garage, CCTV security system, two paddocks with electric fences and a barn.
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It is being sold through n expressions of interest by Kay & Burton Flinders director Andrew Hines, who described Windmill as “one of the best houses in the Mornington Peninsula”.
“That’s due to a combination of the house itself, the location and the views,” Mr Hines said.
He said the owners loved to entertain and had designed the house with this in mind.
The Shoreham property is tucked away right on the water’s edge.
An entertainer’s kitchen and dining area.
One of four bathrooms.
“You could comfortably have 80 to 100 people at the home, it has been set up for entertaining,” he said.
The abode includes a parent’s retreat, accessed via a “unique gallery”.
“It’s a gallery-like wide hallway that has been designed to show off some pretty impressive pieces of art,” Mr Hines added.
The main bedroom contains a walk-through wardrobe and rain shower and steam room in the ensuite.
Windmill is set on a cliff top.
Some of the resident cows.
Amazing views.
Private access to the nearby beach is provided via a set of stairs and the house is located close to Flinders, Red Hill and Balnarring villages.
Mr Hines said demand for Mornington Peninsula properties remained strong, with most buyers coming from the Greater Melbourne region.
“I think it is because people can still work in Melbourne and live down here,” he added.
The study.
Fittingly, the property is named “Windmill”.
Have a swim.
Shoreham, which is 68km from Melbourne’s CBD, had a population of just 679 residents at the 2021 census.
The town’s existing $13.7m residential price record was set by a seven-room house at 3880 Frankston-Flinders Rd in 2019, CoreLogic records show.
Expressions of interest will close December 6.
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