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The New Continental GT Speed Unmistakably
Robinsons Road, Pearcedale
Expansive Living
This incredible semi-rural estate set on 10 acres offers the complete package - a beautiful modern farmhouse, a resort-inspired pool and spa, a stunning barn-style entertaining complex, and a commercial depot ideal for a range of home-base business opportunities.
Alice Ormrod, Marshall White Sales Executive
800 Robinsons Road, Pearcedale
Set on 10 acres in Pearcedale, this exceptional semi-rural estate combines luxurious family living, entertaining, and business potential. The five-bedroom, three-bathroom modern farmhouse features a study, multiple living areas, and a flexible layout ideal for multi-generational living. Renovated in a monochrome palette, the home showcases original pine floors, a farmhouse kitchen with stone benchtops, a butler’s pantry, and premium appliances. Outside, enjoy landscaped gardens, a heated pool and spa, and sweeping pastoral views.
A newly constructed freestanding entertaining domain boasts barn ceilings, stone fireplace, deer antler chandeliers, and a curved wet bar. Business-ready facilities include a commercial depot with separate access, truck wash bay, workshops, and two-bedroom accommodation.
There’s also a “man shed” with car hoists and polished concrete floors. Ideal for equestrian pursuits, or cattle, sheep or alpacas, the rolling green acreage incorporates five fenced paddocks with water troughs, three loose boxes, and a dam. Additional highlights include solar panels, CCTV, split system heating/ cooling throughout, and proximity to the Mornington Peninsula freeway, schools, beaches, and shops.■ For enquiries contact
Alice Ormrod 0433 942 462
Stephen Baster 0417 695 644 VIEW LISTING
The New Continental GT Speed
Few names carry the weight and reverence of Bentley in the world of grand tourers. Known for its seamless combination of performance, craftsmanship, and understated luxury, the marque has once again redefined expectations with the fourth-generation Continental GT Speed.
This latest model is not just an evolution; it is a bold vision of what the future of high-performance touring should look like.
At the heart of this transformation lies the Ultra Performance V8 Hybrid powertrain. Marrying a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 with a 190 PS electric motor, it delivers an extraordinary 782 PS and 1,000 Nm of torque. The result is nothing short of breathtaking: 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.2 seconds, and a top speed of 335 km/h. Yet, in Bentley’s journey towards sustainable innovation, the hybrid system also offers up to 81 kilometres of electric-only driving - ideal for urban environments or moments when a near-silent driving experience is desired.
Visually, the new Continental GT Speed is every bit as dramatic as it is deliberate. Drawing inspiration from the bespoke Bacalar and Batur models, the vehicle features a bold new front fascia, distinctive single headlamps - a respectful nod to Bentley’s design heritage - and a more sculpted, confident silhouette. Every line is purposeful, every surface refined.
Inside, the cabin is an exquisite expression of Bentley’s legendary craftsmanship. Rich, tactile materials envelop every surface, from intricately quilted leather with three-dimensional textures to the newly introduced dark chrome detailing.
The sense of occasion is undeniable, yet the atmosphere remains calm, cocooned, and quietly indulgent. Innovations such as advanced wellness seat technology and air ionisation systems bring a new level of comfort, ensuring long-distance journeys are as restorative as they are exhilarating.
The technological leap is equally impressive. A next-generation electrical architecture supports a suite of intelligent driver assistance systems and refined infotainment.
Ultimately, the new Continental GT Speed is more than a grand tourer. It is a statement of intent, a masterclass in balancing tradition and transformation. For those who demand uncompromising performance without sacrificing refinement, this vehicle offers an exceptional answer. It represents the future of Bentley: bold, beautiful, and built for the road ahead. ■
To find out more, contact Bentley Melbourne on 9122 8888
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Rockling, Smoked Dashi & Mushroom
Yūgen Shop 10/605 Chapel Street, South Yarra
Recreate a taste of Yūgen at home with this beautifully balanced dish of glazed rockling, smoked dashi and grilled mushrooms - rich, warming, and deeply satisfying.
2kg roasted fish bones
800g smoked eel bones
10L water
7g red Sichuan seeds
2 whole roasted onions
70g roasted garlic
½ bunch thyme
50g dried kombu
½ bunch charred spring onion
Ingredients Method
90g dried shiitake
70g lemongrass
10 kaffir lime leaves
300g roasted jamón
250g kombu tsuyu
150g dark soy
80g bonito flakes
100g nori paste
100ml coconut cream
1. Combine all ingredients (except coconut cream) in a large pot.
2. Simmer gently for 24 hours.
3. Strain the stock and season with coconut cream, salt, and lime juice.
4. Thicken with corn starch slurry to desired consistency.
1L reduced chicken stock
150g butter
50ml apple cider vinegar
25ml apple juice
180g portion of rockling
1 bunch oyster mushrooms
100ml dark soy
50ml black vinegar
1. Heat the reduced chicken stock.
2. Whisk in diced butter (monte) until thick and glossy.
3. Season with apple cider vinegar and apple juice.
4. Brush over the rockling and refrigerate for 4 hours.
5. To cook, place in a 180°C oven for 10 minutes.
6. Allow to rest briefly before serving.
1. Combine soy and black vinegar to make the glaze.
2. Chargrill mushrooms, drizzled with vegetable oil.
3. Brush with soy glaze while grilling.
4. When ready, place the mushrooms on top of the cooked fish and serve.
Smoked Fish Dash
Rockling Glaze
Grilled Mushrooms
KoalaKids Double the Joy with
Marshall White is proud to continue its longstanding support for the Koala Kids Foundation, a dedicated charity that provides small, meaningful moments of joy to children and young people undergoing cancer treatment, as well as to the families standing beside them.
As the end of the financial year approaches, a tax-deductible donation before June 30 is an opportunity to make a real and lasting difference. With the support of the Gandel Foundation, all donations made this EOFY will be matched, helping Koala Kids double their impact across Victoria and Tasmania.
Over the past year, Koala Kids has brought moments of happiness to more than 600 families, both in hospital and at home. From monthly themed activity kits to therapeutic comfort items, birthday smash cakes and festive holiday gifts, every gesture is thoughtfully designed to spark joy, distract from discomfort, and remind children and their families that they are not alone.
Kat Morris, whose daughter Novalie has been receiving treatment for over four years, says Koala Kids has been a constant source of comfort throughout their journey.
“There are toys, crafts, toiletries, a lucky dip prize for enduring a difficult procedure, smash cakes for celebrations…
even Christmas gifts and a meal when we had nothing else organised,” she shares. “Some people don’t know that parents are with their child 24/7 in hospital and they aren’t provided meals. Having Koala Kids in the Children’s Cancer Centre meant there was always something there if we hadn’t had time to prepare.”
Your EOFY donation can be directed toward specific areas of support, from art supplies and birthday treats to food hampers and parent care packages. However you choose to help, your generosity will go twice as far thanks to the Gandel Foundation’s matching initiative.
At Marshall White, we are honoured to champion Koala Kids and the powerful work they do in easing the everyday burden for families facing unimaginable challenges. Their mission is simple but profound: to bring happy moments to children with cancer.
Make a tax-deductible donation today and help double the joy. Visit koalakids.org.au ■
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A SELECTIVE BUT ACTIVE MARKET
It is clear that confidence is returning to our Melbourne and Mornington Peninsula property markets. The Reserve Bank’s recent rate cut has increased buyer engagement, and the prospect of further reductions is expected to encourage continued activity throughout the second half of the year.
That said, the market remains fairly price-sensitive. Buyers are active but discerning, and we are seeing a definite leaning toward quality homes. Properties that are well presented, accurately priced, and located in premium lifestyle areas continue to attract strong attention. Homes that fall outside of these parameters are taking somewhat longer to sell, as today’s buyers are prepared to wait for the right opportunity rather than compromise.
Another noticeable development is the firming stance from sellers. While negotiation is still part of the process, owners are showing more confidence in their pricing expectations and are increasingly reluctant to accept offers that sit below perceived market value. As a result, some buyers are needing to recalibrate their expectations to stay competitive.
Overall, the environment remains positive. Reduced borrowing costs are starting to open up possibilities for a broader range of buyers, and the fundamentals in our core markets continue to support stable growth, particularly for properties that meet lifestyle and location demands.
If you are considering buying or selling in the current climate, now is an ideal time to seek expert guidance. Our team can provide tailored advice and insights to help you make the most informed decision. ■
By John Bongiorno
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Treasures and Tastes at Trinity Market - 21st June 2025 177 Union Road, Surrey Hills, VIC 3127
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Mount Eliza Farmers' Market - 22nd June 2025
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I Wore it Once Fashion Market- 22nd June 2025 91 Wilsons Road, Mornington, VIC 3931
Titanic: A Voyage Through Time - Until 3 rd July 2025
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Roola Boola Children's Art Festival8th July - 18th July 2025
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Your local Palace Cinemas
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Peninsula Community Theatre, 91 Wilsons Road, Mornington, VIC 3931
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Run Melbourne - 13 th July 2025
Melbourne Park Oval, 20 Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne, VIC 3004
Mornington Racecourse Market - 13 th July 2025
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Top Arts 2025 - Until 20 th July 2025
National Gallery of Victoria, 180 St Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC 3006
Music at McClelland with Marshall McGuire and Genevieve Lacey - 20 th July 2025
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Orchestra Victoria: Meet at the Market Series - 25th July 2025
The Meat Market, 3 Blackwood Street, North Melbourne, VIC 3051
Beetlejuice the Musical - Until 3 rd August 2025
Regent Theatre, 191 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Lightscape at Royal Botanic Gardens - Until 10 th
August 2025
Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Birdwood Avenue, Melbourne, VIC 3004
Winter Night Market - Until 27th August 2025
Queen Victoria Market, Queen Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000
Stonnington Winter Food Drive - Until 31st August 2025
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Hill and Ridge Community Market - 6 th September 2025
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Connor's Run - 14th September 2025 Melbourne, VIC 3004
Kimono - Until 5th October 2025
National Gallery of Victoria, 180 St Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC 3006
French Impressionism - Until 5th October 2025
National Gallery of Victoria, 180 St Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC 3006
Martin Grant Exhibition - Until January 2026
National Gallery of Victoria, 180 St Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC 3006
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