DRE Seasons Winter 2025

SEASONS WINTER

2025

W W W. D A N C K E R T. C O M . A U

THIS SEASON WINTER ON THE PENINSULA

A s w i n t e r s e ttles ov er the Mornin gt o n Pe ni n s u l a , we emb race the season’s qu ie t c ha rm — c r i sp mornings, sun-d ren c h e d a f t e r noons , a n d star-filled skies. I t’s a t im e f o r expl or i n g l ocal farmers markets fo r t h e be s t i n s e a s onal prod uce, and ind u lgin g i n ri ch, comforting winter fare. There’s so m u c h t o s a vour in our b eautiful co ast al ho me t hi s t i me of y ear.

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12 4 . W I N T E R O N T H E PENINSULA

1 6 . O U R S O L D LISTINGS

6 . W H A T W E L O V E FOR... WINTER

1 8 . T H E L O C A L FILES – LO C H I E TA N G A S

8 . W I N T E R F A V E S 1 0 . L O C A L F A R E

2 0 . R E A L E S T A T E TIPS

1 2 . W E S U P P O R T LOCAL

2 2 . O U R L O C A L LISTINGS

1 4 . L O C A L M A R K E T U P DAT E

2 4 . T E A M U P D A T E

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WIN ON PEN

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NTER THE NINSULA We l come t o t he premier ed ition of Sea so n s.

I t ’s wi t h g r e a t excitement that I welc o m e y o u t o t he i n a ugural ed ition of Seaso n s—a q u ar t e r l y ma gazine curated to celeb r at e t h e l i fe s t yl e, architecture, and pro pe r t y l an ds c a p e of our b eautiful Mornin gt o n Pe n i n s u l a .

Thi s p u bl i c a t i o n has b een b orn fr o m a s i m pl e i de a : t hat real estate is not just ab o u t t ra ns a ct i on s , b ut ab out people, plac e, an d t he r hyt hm of life as it unfold s a c r o ss t h e s e a s ons . E ach ed ition will ex plo r e t h e s t or i e s b ehind remarkab le h o m e s, s h a re i n s i g ht s into the local market , an d i n t roduc e you to the ind iv id uals sh apin g o u r vi br a n t c ommunity.

At D an c ke r t Re al Est at e, we’ v e a l w a y s b e lie v e d in d o in g t h in gs d if f e r e n t l y — w i th a pe r so n al t o u c h , wit h passio n , an d w i th a d e e p r e spe c t f o r t h e u n iqu e lif e st y l e th a t d r aws so m an y t o c all t h is r e gio n h o me.

Se aso n s is a r e f le c t io n o f t h at ph ilo s o p h y.

T h an k y o u f o r jo in in g u s o n t h i s ne w jo u r n e y. I h o pe y o u f in d in spir at i o n i n t h e se page s—an d pe r h aps e v e n y o ur nex t c h apt e r.

War m r e gar d s, SAM DANCKERT FO U N D E R | DA N C K E R T R E A L E S TAT E

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W H AT W E LOVE FOR...

WINTER “W in te r w al ks a l o ng S o ut h Be ac h in M o unt Ma r t ha a r e h a r d to be a t , es p ecia l ly a t su nrise o r s uns et . ” JASMIN SCOTT

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“Winter walks along South Beach in Mount Martha are hard to beat, especially at sunrise or sunset,” explains Danckert Real Estate’s Jasmin Scott. “The crisp air, calm shoreline, and golden light make it feel like a completely different kind of beauty compared to summer. I also love a slow weekend drive to Red Hill and surrounds for a cosy wine tasting by the fire. Places like Main Ridge Dairy and Torello Farm are perfect for picking up seasonal produce and artisan treats while supporting local makers.” “ L i v i ng i n a t M artha Cov e Marina mean s it v e r y conve n i e nt for me to hav e a co f f e e a n d /or a q u i ck b ite at Martha’s Tab le,” exp l a i ns Ia n Ross, who is D anckert Re al E s t at e’s Ma r t ha Cov e specialist. “The st af f a re gr e a t a n d they hav e d ifferent ev e n t s ha ppe ni n g a l l the time such as l o c als’ di n ne r ni ght on Wed nesd ay s, Happy H o u r w i t h l i ve mus i c on Frid ay afternoon s an d a - l a - c a r t e di nners on the weekend .” “ We a l s o l ove Mushroom Reef in Flin d e r s - i t ’s not a s h ectic as the Bay b eac h e s a n d i t ha s a r eef which makes it id e al f o r s n o rke l l i ng w hen calm. When the tid e is o u t i t ’s g r e a t t o w alk the rocks with the k id s c a t chi n g & r e l easing small crab s.”

“Winter markets in Red Hill and surrounding suburbs are always a fun event, with the feel of a country festival - good food, craftsmanship and a connection to local makers. And of course a coastal walk followed by a long lunch is pretty hard to beat.”

“M y gir lf r ie n d an d I lo v e t o ge t o u t to th e wo n d e r f u l win e r ie s we h av e ar o u nd th e Pe n in su la an d e n jo y t h e exqu isit e cui s i ne in t h e war m t h o f t h e b e au t if u l v enue s ,” say s D an c ke r t Re al Est at e D i r e cto r, A lex C o r r ad i.

“T h e M o r n in gt o n C lif f walk is ab s o l ute l y st u n n in g. It is c u r r e n t ly c lo se d in o n e p a r t, b u t it is st ill wo r t h a v isit f o r wo r ld cl a s s v ie ws. T h e M o u n t M ar t h a Far m e r s M a r ke t at t h e B r iar s is su c h a gr e at lo c al e v e nt t h at m o r e pe o ple sh o u ld k n o w ab o ut. I t’s n o t ju st ab o u t f r e sh pr o d u c e, it ’s a bo ut b ac k in g lo c al gr o we r s, spe n d in g a r e l a x i ng m o r n in g o u t d o o r s, an d c o n n e c t in g w i th th e c o m m u n it y t h at m ake s t h e Pe n in s ul a s o u n iqu e. A n d D OC M o r n in gt o n h as t h e be s t t h e b e st pizzas an d as I’ v e b e e n a r e g ul a r t h e ir f o r m an y y e ar s, t h e y alway s t ake ca r e o f m e an d o f f e r gr e at se r v ic e.”

“Win t e r o n t h e Pe n in su la is m agic,” s a y s Sam D an c ke r t . “T h e h in t e r lan d w i ne r i e s like Te n M in u t e s b y Tr ac t o r o r Po l p e r r o ar e at t h e ir m o st at m o sph e r ic . T h e w a l k i ng t r ac k f r o m T h e B r iar s t o So u t h B e a ch v i a t h e B alc o m b e Est u ar y is an u n d e r r a te d ge m , e spe c ially wit h k id s. It ’s pea ce ful , f u ll o f n at iv e b ir d lif e, an d f in ish e s w i th a gr e at play gr o u n d an d c o f f e e n e ar by. I t’s a r e m in d e r o f h o w lu c k y we ar e to l i v e b e t we e n c o ast an d b u sh lan d .”

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WINTER FAV E S

THE PENINSULA V I N E H O P F E S T I VA L

T h i s F e s t i va l i s alway s a highlight o n the calendar. It’s a fun and festive way to explore some of the Peninsula’s best wineries and breweries, even during the cooler months.

With live music, delicious food trucks, and a great community atmosphere, it’s a brilliant day out with friends.

SEAWINDS GARDENS WALK

A wi n t e r w a l k in Arthur’s Seat is t r u ly m a gi c a l t hi s t ime of y ear. The cha n gin g l e ave s , p e a c eful trails, and pano r am ic v i e w s a c r os s t h e b ay make it an id eal spo t f o r a qui e t moment in nature. I t’s also a g r e at pl a c e for families or v isitors wh o w ant t o exp e r ience the natural b eau t y o f t he r e gi on wi thout going too far o f f t h e be at e n p a t h.

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THE MORNINGTON WINTER M U S I C F E S T I VA L

A stand-out event in June bringing warmth, culture and life to the Main Street even in the cooler months. There’s great music, dining experiences and a variety of wines to choose from. Whether it’s a jazz set in a wine bar or a live band in the street, it’s a great reminder that the Peninsula doesn’t go quiet just because summer’s over.

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The Dreamer Cafe

South Beach Project

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The Filling Station

LOCAL FA R E • O ne of our go-to spots at the moment is The Filling Station in Mornington. It’s a cosy, welcoming café with consistently friendly service and a great community vibe. Their fresh salads, nourishing dishes, and quality coffee make it the perfect stop whether you’re catching up with a friend or grabbing something on the go between appointments.

• C heck out Dreamer cafe in Dava Drive Mornington - their ham and cheese toasties are elite!

• O ur friends at South Beach Project have an exciting extension and renovation

planned which will broaden the offering and benefit locals and visitors seeking quality cuisine in a world class setting.

• T here’s a growing buzz around the continued revitalisation of the Mount Martha Village precinct. It’s wonderful to see a thoughtful mix of boutique retail and hospitality offerings popping up, helping the village retain its charm while offering locals and visitors something new to discover.

It’s a great reflection of how our community continues to evolve while staying true to its relaxed, coastal roots.

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WE SUPPORT LOCAL MORNINGTON COMMUNITY SUPPORT CENTRE

S am Da nc ke r t joined the b oard o f t h e M o r ni n gt on Community Support C e n t r e l a t e l a s t ye ar and they hav e b e e n s u c ce s s ful i n securing replacement c r isis a c c o mmoda t i on for when The Ran c h r e s ide nc e s a r e d ev eloped b y the pro pe r t y l e n d e r. T he new location is closer t o t h e M ai n St r e e t centre and will prov id e m u c h 12

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we lc o m e d r e lie f f o r t h o se in o u r c o m muni ty m o st in n e e d . D an c ke r t Re al Est a te h a s c o n t in u e d t o su ppo r t T h e B ay s Ca nce r Tr e at m e n t C e n t r e, Fu sio n , M t M ar t h a B o w l s C lu b, M t M ar t h a C r ic ke t C lu b, M t M a r th a Ne t b all C lu b an d M t M ar t h a K in d e r g a r te n.

MORNINGTON SOCCER CLUB

Ian Ro ss is spo n so r in g t h e M o r n i ng to n So c c e r C lu b t h is se aso n as h is c h i l dr e n ar e par t o f t h e U 1 2 t e am , an d h e h a s be e n d o n at in g t o t h e M ad e lin e f o u n d at io n fo r a f e w y e ar s n o w, as t h e y pr o v id e b u d dy ba g s t o k id s in n e e d .

MUMS SUPPORTING FA M I L I E S I N N E E D

Jasmin Scott supports this local charity which is doing incredible work across the Peninsula.

They provide essential items such as clothing, bedding, and baby supplies to families in crisis. It’s a cause that really resonates with Jasmin, and it’s inspiring to see how many in our community come together to support families doing it tough.

THE CANCER COUNCIL

A lex C o r r ad i is su ppo r t in g t h e B ig M o r ni ng Te a f o r T h e C an c e r C o u n c il, a c h ar i ty th a t is v e r y c lo se t o h is h e ar t .

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LOCAL MARKET U P D AT E “While listing supply has been relatively abundant through early 2025, many buyers remain unfulfilled – particularly those seeking quality homes in tightly held pockets,” explains Sam Danckert. “This mismatch between supply and buyer expectations has created strong conditions for off-market transactions, where we’ve achieved several standout results.”

Recent off-market sales include: • 41 Helena Street, Mt Martha • 1 Pastons Grove, Mt Martha • 33 Churchill Road, Mt Martha • 21 Frontage Way, Mornington “These sales, ranging from $1.33M to $4.3M, highlight how our tailored approach continues to unlock value for vendors even in a competitive environment,” adds Sam.

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“The first half of 2025 has definitely seen a shift in buyer optimism, with a steadying and recent decline in interest rates and price expectation adjustments by vendors there have been some great results.”

• 30 Thurloo Drive set the trend at $3.1m for a beautiful, as new single level main waterway front home.

• 1 0 Clipper Quay,an original and wellmaintained holiday home on the main waterway achieved $2.275m.

• 40 Spinnaker was listed off market and subsequently found the right buyer, achieving a great result at $1.365m.

“With some great listings in Martha Cove from land, waterfront homes, waterfront apartments and townhouses we foresee a continuation of this momentum flowing through,” says Ian Ross.

Adds Jasmin Scott, “The Mount Martha market remains resilient despite broader economic conditions. We are seeing a healthy level of buyer activity, particularly for well-presented homes close to the village and beach.

Premium properties with bay views and lifestyle appeal are still commanding strong interest, while buyers are increasingly valuedriven and discerning. Accurate pricing and high-quality presentation are key, with properties that meet the market early on seeing the best results.”

“There’s a noticeable shift towards buyers seeking turnkey homes, reflecting a trend away from major renovation projects. We’ve also seen some excellent results recently, including 8 Kotor Close, Mount Martha selling for $2,195,000 and 35 Pacific Terrace, Mount

Martha selling for $2,700,000, demonstrating continued strong demand for turnkey quality homes in the area.”

And Alex Corradi, made headlines last month.

As reported by Alesha Capone on realestate. com.au, “A Mount Martha beach box’s new owner has splashed a massive $1m to secure the shack, setting what is believed to be a new Victorian record outside of Portsea. The 26 South Beach address sold for six figures above its $650,000-$700,000 asking range in a boardroom auction that lasted about two hours. Mr Corradi said that Mount Martha was fast becoming “the new Portsea” as more people moved there, attracted by its proximity to Melbourne and amenities such as shops and cafes.”

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OUR SOLD LISTINGS SOLD FOR

SOLD FOR

SOLD FOR

$3.55M

$1.55M

$2.195M

1 PASTONS GROVE MT MARTHA

4 B U T L E R AV E MORNINGTON

8 KOTOR CLOSE MT MARTHA

5 B e d | 3 Bath

3 B e d | 2 B at h

4 B e d | 3 B ath

L ife s t yl e Mt Martha.

Beleu r a H ill b e ac h sid e o ppo r t u n it y.

Beachside luxury in a prestigious Mt Martha enclave.

SOLD FOR

SOLD FOR

SOLD FOR

$1.91M

$2.25M

$2.99M

12 JA C K S O N WAY DROMANA

14 C O O L A N G AT TA TC E DROMANA

21 F R O N TA G E WAY MORNINGTON

4 B e d | 2 Bath

5 B e d | 3 B at h

4 B e d | 2 B ath

Lu xu r y c oa s t a l liv ing, an a rc hi t e ct ur a l masterpiece.

C o ast al o asis.

Exc lu siv e sale by D an c ke r t Re al Es ta te.

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SOLD FOR

SOLD FOR

$3M

SOLD

21 S H E A R WAT E R D R I V E MT MARTHA

23 F R O N TA G E WAY MORNINGTON

26 SOUTH BEACH MT MARTHA

4 B e d | 4 Bath

6 B e d | 4 B at h

0 B e d | 0 B a th

B e l l e vi sta.

K in gst o n .

Rar e o ppo r t u n it y – p r i m e So u t h B e ac h b e ac h box

SOLD FOR

SOLD FOR

SOLD FOR

$3.1M

$4.3M

$2.7M

30 THURLOO DRIVE SAFETY BEACH

33 CHURCHILL ROAD MT MARTHA

35 PACIFIC TERRACE MT MARTHA

3 B e d | 3 Bath

4 B e d | 3 B at h

4 B e d | 3 B ath

B es p oke w a terfront.

Exc lu siv e sale b y D an c ke r t Re al Est at e.

B ay sc ape.

SOLD FOR

SOLD FOR

$2.35M

$3.45M

SOLD

651 POINT NEPEAN RD MCCRAE

1 HINKLER STREET MT MARTHA

1 LEA STREET MT MARTHA

4 B e d | 3 Bath

4 B e d | 3 B at h

5 B e d | 5 B at h

Ul t i ma t e c o astal l i fe s t yl e.

Tex t u r e d c o ast al c h ar m .

A r c h it e c t u r al b r il l i a nce m e e t s b e ac h sid e bl i s s .

$1M

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THE LOCAL FILES– LOCHIE TA N G A S Af t er g r a dua t i ng Lochie worked with a lo c al n e ws pa pe r for fiv e y ears as a multi m e d ia de s igne r, a n d after a few y ears he gra d u ally s t a rt e d t o w or k with a local photogra ph e r, f i l m in g vi de os for b at mitzv ahs (which is a g i r l ’s ce l e br a t i o n) and b ar mitzv ahs. “ Wh e n I re ce i ve d a phone call from the m o t h e r o f my fi r s t ba t mitzv ah, and she was in t e ar s w i t h ha ppiness at what I crea t e d , it w as a n ot he r moment of realisation wh e r e I di s cove r e d I had a talent for capt u r in g m o me nt s , a nd creating an atmospher e an d e m o t i on t hr ou gh film.”

T h i s l e d t o Lo chie working on more b ar m i t z va hs a s well as wed d ings to ge t a s mu ch experience as possib le, an d e v e nt ua l l y he mad e the life-cha n gin g de c is i on t o go out on his own. He laun c h e d hi s ow n bus i ness, Tango Films, in 201 3. “ We q u i c k l y built a reputation and be f o r e l o n g w e w e r e t rav elling the world d oi n g 4 0 18

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t o 50 we d d in gs a y e ar. It was an in c r e di bl e t r aje c t o r y b u t r e ally t o o h ar d t o m a i nta i n, par t ic u lar ly wit h a y o u n g f am ily.”

“It ’s im po r t an t t o lo o k at way s to be m o r e e f f ic ie n t , an d t o wo r k sm arte r no t h ar d e r. D e le gat io n is t o u gh wh en y o u ar e a pe r f e c t io n ist b u t wo r k in g w i th t h e c am e r am e n an d e d it o r s t h at I h a v e e st ab lish e d gr e at r e lat io n sh ips wit h m e a ns t h at t h e r e is alway s so m e o n e wh o I ca n r e ly o n .”

Lo c h ie’s f o r ay in t h e r e al e st at e ar e na h a s pr o v e d t o b e o n e o f h is m o st su cce s s ful d e c isio n s. “I h ad t h e o ppo r t u n i ty o f wo r k in g wit h a f r ie n d wh o is in t h e r e a l e st at e in d u st r y, f ilm in g pr o pe r t y v id e o s a nd h e lpin g h im d e v e lo p a st y le o r b r a nd fo r e ac h pr o pe r t y an d f o r h is b u sin e ss. H a v i ng wo r ke d in t h e we d d in g in d u st r y wit h p e o p l e in a v e r y e m o t io n al e n v ir o n m e n t , I w a s

“ We a re s o prou d of t he b od y of work we ha v e c rea t ed , a n d of t he a m a zi n g proje cts w e now ha ve t he c a pa c i t y t o work on .”

abl e t o t r a ns l a t e that emotion to cap t u r in g t h e e ss e n ce of a property. I hav e b een ab le t o d e v e l op a s t yl e that is quite unique in t h e re al e s t a t e s pa ce – a mov e away from t h e m o r e s t e r i l e, c or porate sty le of v id eo to o n e t h a t c re a t e s a more emotiv e response.”

No w a fe w ye a r s on Lochie has grasped t h e id e a o f s ca l a bi l i ty and saw the potent ial o f g ro w i n g hi s pr ofile in the property m ar ke t w hi l s t s t i l l ma i n t aining the lucrativ e we d d in g p ro j e ct s . “ I ha ve now recruited a tea m b y s o u r c i ng vi de ographers and photograph e r s w ho h a ve gone on the same journey as m e. The y u n de rstand how to work in an e n v i ron me n t t ha t is really fast paced an d w he re t he r e a r e no second chances, and they produce wonderful results with the same attention to detail as I do.”

t h e y ar e lo v in g h av in g a gar d e n a nd s p a ce f o r t h e ir f am ily t o gr o w. H e is m atur i ng h i s b r an d t o t ar ge t m o r e h igh -e n d r e a l e s ta te an d d e v e lo pm e n t s an d f o r m r e la ti o ns h i p s wit h c lie n t s o n t h e M o r n in gt o n Pe ni ns ul a , like D an c ke r t Re al Est at e. “Sam is fa nta s ti c t o wo r k wit h ,” say s Lo c h ie. “H e giv e s us ful l c r e at iv e lic e n se wh ic h b r in gs o u t t h e be s t i n o u r wo r k . We h av e r e b r an d e d f r o m F l i p Vi de o t o Flip Film s wh ic h r e pr e se n t s m o r e o f th e f ilm pr o d u c t io n we d o. It ’s m o r e up l i fti ng an d sh o ws wh at we c an ac h ie v e o n fi l m – A r c h it e c t u r e an d B r an d s. We ar e so p r o ud o f t h e b o d y o f wo r k we h av e c r e at e d , a nd o f th e am azin g pr o je c t s we n o w h av e t h e ca p a ci ty t o wo r k o n .”

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Fo r Loc hi e a n d his wife (who is origin ally f r o m Re d H i l l ) a nd their two y oung chi ld r e n .

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REAL E S TAT E TIPS

Insider advice for home owners on the Mornington P e n i n s u l a . Fr o m p r e s e n t a t i o n t o p r i c e , t h e s e a r e the little things that make a big impact.

B e enc ou r a ge d that although the weat h e r is c o o l i ng down (alb eit we had some stu n n in g Au t u mn w e a t h er) the market is s t ar t in g t o he a t up a nd we hav e alread y se e n an i n c r e a s e i n buy er activ ity.

c an’ t go wr o n g. T h e b e st ad v ic e w e ca n giv e is c o n t in u ally m ain t ain y o u r p r o p e r ty an d alway s h av e it pr e se n t in g we l l . Afte r all, in m o st c ase s, it is y o u r m o st v a l ua bl e appr e c iab le asse t .

Do n’t w a i t for the “perfect season” t o se ll.

S e r i ous bu ye r s are activ e througho u t t h e y e a r, a nd w i t h l ess competition on the m ar ke t du r i n g t he c o oler months, y our p r o pe r t y ha s t he cha n ce to stand out. With th e r igh t p r e se n t a t i on , pricing, and strategy, win t e r c a n a bs ol u t e l y d eliv er a great result.

St ay pr o ac t iv e. Ev e n if y o u ’ r e n o t r e a dy to se ll, u n d e r st an d in g y o u r pr o pe r t y ’s cur r e nt m ar ke t po sit io n giv e s y o u o pt io n s— w h e th e r it ’s le v e r agin g e qu it y, plan n in g u pg r a de s , o r t im in g a f u t u r e m o v e. T h e m ar ke t is nua nce d, an d go o d ad v ic e e ar ly o f t e n le ad s to be tte r lo n g-t e r m d e c isio n s.

T h e r e’s n e ve r a perfect time to b uy a n d se ll, bu t i f you do b oth in the same marke t y o u

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1.P R E S E N TAT I O N

3.UPGRADES

A cl e a n , w e l l-maintained home c r e at e s a n e mot i on a l connection. Sty le wit h i n t e nt i on , r e mov e clutter, and let nat u r al l i g ht s hi ne. B u yers need to see themse lv e s l i v i ng t he r e.

Sm all u pd at e s like n e w t apwar e, fr e s h pain t , o r lan d sc apin g c an ad d s e r i o us v alu e. Fo c u s o n k it c h e n s, b at h r o o m s , a nd o u t d o o r e n t e r t ain in g—ke y se llin g po i nts i n c o ast al h o m e s.

2. TIMING

4.LOCAL APPEAL

S p ri ng a n d e a rly summer are peak s e llin g s e as on s on the Peninsula, b ut d o n’ t o v e r l ook t he q uieter months. Fewer list in gs m e an you r pr operty can truly stand o u t .

H igh ligh t t h e lif e st y le. M e n t io n prox i mi ty t o b e ac h e s, c af e s, sc h o o ls, an d w a l k i ng t r ac ks. B u y e r s ar e in v e st in g in m o r e t h an a pr o pe r t y, t h e y ’ r e b u y in g in to th e M o r n in gt o n Pe n in su la d r e am .

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OUR LOCAL LISTINGS SAM DANCKERT 0432 444 040

ALEX CORRADI 0401 034 492

IAN ROSS 0404 868 470

2 BYRNE STREET MOUNT MARTHA

3 JAMES COURT MOUNT MARTHA

3/8 ANCHOR PLACE SAFETY BEACH

6 B e d | 3 Bath

5 B e d | 3 B at h

4 B e d | 4 B at h

$ 3,7 0 0,000 – $ 3,950,000

$4,750, 000 – $4 , 9 50, 000

$3, 9 50, 0 0 0

SAM DANCKERT 0432 444 040

IAN ROSS 0404 868 470

ALEX CORRADI 0401 034 492

4 PACIFIC TERRACE MOUNT MARTHA

5 MANNA HILL COURT MOUNT ELIZA

9 PARER STREET MOUNT MARTHA

5 B e d | 3 Bath

4 B e d | 3 B at h

4 B e d | 3 B ath

$ 3, 0 00,000 – $3,2 00,000

$3,2 00, 000 – $3, 50 0, 0 0 0

$2, 9 50, 0 0 0 – $3, 2 5 0, 0 0 0

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SAM DANCKERT 0432 444 040

IAN ROSS 0404 868 470

SAM DANCKERT 0432 444 040

12A HELENA STREET MOUNT MARTHA

24 HELSAL POINT SAFETY BEACH

39A T W O B AY S C R MOUNT MARTHA

4 B e d | 4 Bath

4 B e d | 2 B at h

5 B e d | 3 B ath

$4 , 2 00,000 – $4,600,000

$3,8 50, 000 – $4 ,1 50, 000

$4 , 0 0 0, 0 0 0 – $4 , 4 0 0, 0 0 0

SAM DANCKERT 0432 444 040

ALEX CORRADI 0401 034 492

SAM DANCKERT 0432 444 040

42 HERBERT STREET MORNINGTON

42 P R E S C OT T AV E N U E MOUNT MARTHA

57 FA I R B A I R N AV E N U E MOUNT MARTHA

5 B e d | 5 Bath

4 B e d | 2 B at h

4 B e d | 4 B ath

$4 , 300,000 – $4,700,000

$3,2 50, 0 0 0 0 – $3, 575, 0 0 0

$3, 000, 000 – $3, 3 0 0, 0 0 0

SAM DANCKERT 0432 444 040

SAM DANCKERT 0432 444 040

SAM DANCKERT 0432 444 040

91 PANORAMA DRIVE MOUNT MARTHA

133 DROMANA PARADE SAFETY BEACH

270 ESPLANADE MOUNT MARTHA

6 B e d | 4 Bath

4 B e d | 1 B at h

3 B e d | 1 B at h

$5 , 500,000 – $5,950,000

$3,600, 0 0 0 – $3, 9 6 0, 0 0 0

$3, 200, 000

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TEAM U P D AT E “ I n m i d Ma r c h, I attend ed a real estate r o u n d tabl e hos t e d by Zoe McKenzie Lib eral M P a l o n g s i de ke y l ocal ind ustry stakehold e r s,” exp l a i ns S a m D anckert. “The d iscussio n c e n t r e d on t he s t ructural b ottlenecks aff e c t in g e f f i c i e nt hou s i ng supply across the Peni n su la.

C o m m on c on ce r ns raised includ ed d el ay s in p l an n i ng a pp r ovals, the impact of restr ic t iv e o v e r l a ys on r e dev elopment potential, an d a lac k o f c oor di na tion b etween state and lo c al g o v e r nme nt i n unlocking appropriate la n d f o r h o u s i ng . It w a s e ncouraging to see b ipar t isan in t e r e st i n i mpr o v ing these sy stems – an d a c l e ar r e cog n ition that the Morni n gt o n Pe n i n s ul a’s hou s ing challenges require b o t h lo c a l i ns i ght a nd strategic policy reform .

J as m i n S c ot t s a y s, “We’v e experienc e d an u n u s u al l y w a r m April this y ear, whic h h as ext e n d e d t he be autiful b each season. A s a

r e su lt , we’ v e se e n a n o t ic e ab le incr e a s e i n v isit o r s c o n t in u in g t o e n jo y M o u n t M a r th a’s st u n n in g c o ast lin e, c af é s, an d walk i ng tr a cks we ll b e y o n d t h e t r ad it io n al su m m e r p e r i o d.

T h is h as b r o u gh t a wo n d e r f u l e n e rg y to th e v illage an d su r r o u n d in g ar e as.

A d d s Ian Ro ss, “Af t e r se c u r in g a pr im e l o ca ti o n f o r o u r 2n d D an c ke r t Re al Est at e age ncy i n th e M ar t h a C o v e M ar in a v illage an d b e gi nni ng o ur f it -o u t sh o r t ly, we an t ic ipat e an o f f i ci a l J ul y lau n c h wit h exc it e m e n t . We will b e th e o nl y age n c y wit h a ph y sic al pr e se n c e i n S a fe ty B e ac h . T h is will t ake o u r le v e l o f s e r v i ce i n t h e ar e a t o t h e n ex t st age, an d c o in ci de w i th t h e r e le ase o f t h e c o n t in u in g ex pans i o n l a te r in t h e y e ar. T h is 2n d lo c at io n will no t o nl y se r v ic e t h e M ar in a, it will h e lp f ac i l i ta te o ur gr o win g m ar ke t in t h e su r r o u n d in g Dr o m a na , A r t h u r s Se at an d M c C r ae su b u r b s.

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“In every season, there’s opportunity—winter invites strategic moves, cosy upgrades, and a chance to make the m a r k e t w o r k i n y o u r f a v o u r .”

SAM DANCKERT

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