Set within the peaceful seaside community of Shoreham, this architect-designed residence offers a rare combination of contemporary comfort, energy efficiency and timeless rural charm.
In celebration of the 2025 theme of NAIDOC Week - The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy, Everywhen Art is presenting a solo exhibition by the Mornington Island-based artist Amanda Jane Gabori.
In the exhibition Anaty Anaty Apmer (Heartland) 10 Alyawarr artists from Artists of Ampilatwatja, located in the eastern region of Central Australia, have created paintings depicting bush medicine plants and the countries that support them. Since they established their community art centre in 1999, Artists of Ampilatwatja has carved out a unique place in contemporary Australian First Nations art.
Discover the variety of First Nations art from 40 + Indigenous-owned art centres in the unique surrounds of an historic house gallery.At Home With Art features changing displays of colourful acrylics from l...
In the Bunurong seasons, Spring has three distinct sections: early Spring (August-mid September); mid Spring (mid-September to mid-October) and late or "true" Spring (mid-October to mid-November).The word for all is Pareip. This exhibition brings together more than 40 works of art from five regions across the continent featuring plants, wildlife and Country in celebration of Pareip (True Spring).
Our Grand Tour One is a meandering journey through the Mornington Peninsula that takes you through the hinterland to the rugged south west with a main break at the Peninsula Hot Springs where you will leave feeling relaxed, rejuvenated and ready to soak up some iconic roads and fresh experiences as you journey homeward.
From kangaroos, birds and water life of Arnhem Land and the Kimberley coast to echidnas and birds from Central Australia, and a wide variety of mammals, fish, reptiles, and amphibians from around the country, this extensive exhibition celebrates the indigenous wildlife of Australia plus landscape views of some of the countries they live in.
What really makes the Mornington Peninsula so unique? Beautiful vistas, rugged coastlines, exhilarating walks, chefs who champion local and sustainable produce, wine, beer, cheese and scenic drives equal to any of the best in the world and within an hours drive from Melbourne.
Hidden down a quiet coastal road within footsteps of Shoreham Beach, this long-held and surprisingly spacious four-bedroom beach house harmoniously melds timeless mid-century design with laidback coastal living in one of the Mornington Peninsula’s favourite beachside pockets.
Overlooking rolling pastures spilling down to Western Port Bay, this classic Shoreham beach house on a tightly-held 2.5 acres (approx) in prestigious Coryule Estate exemplifies the breathtaking splendour of country-meets-coast living only footsteps to Point Leo Surf Beach.
The relaxed ambiance of Shoreham's enviable coast and country lifestyle comes alive with this delightful timber home and sparkling inground pool nestled in peace and privacy on a quiet no-through road. With views of the bay, just a pleasant walk to the beach and offering the most idyllic location for divine permanent living or laidback weekend escapes, three living areas ensure there is plenty of space to entertain while the north-facing pool deck and covered sitting area is a summer delight.