844 Esplanade

A time capsule of 1960s cool with iconic views over Mills Beach to Mornington Harbour and the city skyline, this elevated three-bedroom home designed by famed architecture firm Chancellor and Patrick claims one of Mornington's most prized addresses. Set on 1404sqm (approx.) with a track almost directly opposite winding its way down to the secluded end of Mills Beach, Dhurunga has remained in the one family since it was built in 1962 as a summer home for a wealthy businessman and is a well-preserved example of modernist architecture featuring a large open fireplace, custom built-in cabinetry and hardwood floors. An enormous sliding glass door opens the main living area to the entertaining balcony, clever sliding panels screen off the dining area and a well-proportioned kitchen with solid timber cabinetry and rose granite benchtops includes a dishwasher and stainless steel wall oven. A second living area beside the entry offers a more informal entertaining space while the three bedrooms share a bathroom and powder room. On the lower level there is covered parking for three cars, built-in storage cupboards and a laundry as well as ample room for a sympathetic extension (STCA), swimming pool, alfresco entertaining area and more. Truly a once in a lifetime opportunity, Breathtaking bay, harbour & city skyline views Modernist 1960s home designed by Chancellor & Patrick Coveted Beleura Hill position opposite Mills Beach 3 bedrooms, 2 living areas, formal dining Open fireplace, custom built-in cabinetry Polished hardwood floors Enormous sliding glass door to entertaining balcony Solid timber kitchen with rose granite benchtops Held by the same family for 65 years Side street access to covered parking Track opposite winding down to beach Walking distance to Main St shops & cafes DISCLAIMER McEwing & Partners has prepared this information in good faith, relying on details supplied by third parties and taking all reasonable care to ensure its accuracy. However, we cannot guarantee that all information is free from error. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to make their own enquiries to verify the accuracy of all details.