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Beautiful Homes

It’s safe to say that most of us like to admire a beautiful home and garden. Beautiful Homes is a collection of inspiring images from homes and gardens on the Mornington Peninsula. These homes can be full time residences or beach shacks or on the market and looking for new homeowners. The Beautiful Homes featured in this section of lovethepen.com.au don’t follow specific trends so sit back and enjoy the gorgeous photos and let your imagination run wild. Some are modest with only a couple of rooms and are used as an escape, others are far more sophisticated and grand. What we look for is a connection to the land in their design and the way these homes facilitate interaction amongst owners or guests. These homes are a part of the Pen’s architectural DNA so please enjoy.

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Fordy’s Cottage, Arthurs Seat

Beautiful Homes
Picture-perfect with an historic cottage, open and wooded pasture, a barn studio and loaded with character and quiet rural charm, this manageable country property is ideal for weekend escapes, a permanent tree-change or even as a Bed & Breakfast close to wineries and restaurants.

Punchbowl, Flinders

Beautiful Homes
Architecturally designed five bedroom home and study cleverly capturing the natural light to all the rooms throughout whilst attracting views over Bass Strait and Western Port. This home's main living area features a central stone open fireplace, a perfect quiet retreat.

52 Sandy Point Rd

Beautiful Homes
Arguably one of the Mornington Peninsula’s finest contemporary luxury homes, this remarkable four bedroom residence illustrates a perfect fusion of function and form; while an idyllic setting created by the picturesque 10 acre (approx.) holding makes for a unique lifestyle package.

Honeysuckle

Beautiful Homes
Flinders
Ranked among the very finest homes fronting Western Port Bay and set on two acres beside a glorious sandy beach, this striking Ross Perret-designed modern masterpiece is an exclusive sanctuary with sweeping views of the bay to Phillip Island, barely one hour from the Melbourne.
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