The house designed by an architect in Portarlington combines luxury design with a panoramic view of Corio Bay and a price tag that is half of that of Mornington Peninsula. Image: Open2View
A striking house designed by an architect with a beautiful view of the skyline of Corio Bay and Melbourne came on the market in Portarlington, for almost half the price of his counterparts on Mornington Peninsula.
Jellis Craig Barwon Heads director Andrew Ingham said that the two-storey house on Port Phillip CRT 13 was a rare architectural statement for Bellarine, combining serenity on the coast with a bold design.
“You don’t see these kinds of houses here so often,” said Mr. Ingham.
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“It is full of personality, a well -considered design and those high glass walls that perfectly frame the bay. It deserves an auction spot.”
The house is high on a block of 705 square meters and offers panoramic views of Corio Bay, the You Yangs and even the distant skyline of the city, views that would cost millions of more over the bay.
According to Proptracks Market Trends from September 2025, the average house price of Portarlington is around $ 1.1 million, about half of Mornington’s $ 2.2 million.
“The hero of the house is definitely the living room with glass walls,” said Mr. Ingham.
Floor to ceiling glass floods the open residential zone with light and offers a beautiful view of the bay and the skyline. Image: Open2View
Striking geometric lines and high oblique ceilings give the house with two floors a daring architectural touch. Image: Open2View
“It is calm, clear and incredibly peaceful, you are surrounded by green and that glittering blue horizon.”
Inside, the open kitchen, eating and living room flows seamlessly in a fortress and aft deck, creating two different outdoor spaces for entertainment.
Three with light -filled bedrooms, including a master with ensuite bathroom and access to the courtyard, round the quiet footprint of the house.
The streamlined walk -in kitchen is connected to double outdoor zones for effortless entertainment inside and out. Image: Open2View
Located on a block of 705 m² with approximately 244 m² of internal space, the house bowl balances with peace. Image: Open2View
Downstairs, a basement garage for four cars offers rare flexibility for craftsmen, collectors or boat owners, while offered gardens offer privacy and convenience.
The house is owned by two sisters from Melbourne who have the loved one selling their deceased father and was re -launched with a suggested retail price of $ 1,095 million to $ 1,195 million after it had been transferred from private sale to auction on 25 October.
“They chose to serve the market,” said Mr. Ingham.
Uninterrupted views extend over Corio Bay to the skyline of You Yangs and Melbourne. Image: Open2View
Fresh finishes and natural light reinforce the quiet, coastal stinges of the house. Image: Open2View
“With the spring weather and the buyers who flow back to the coast, the timing could not be better.”
Mr Ingham said that the demand for premium homes under 1.2 million dollars had increased when buyers in Melbourne discovered the ferry connection, the food culture and the growing refinement of Portarlington.
“Portarlington is not the sleepy town that people once thought,” he said.
“It is connected, stylish and perfectly positioned, luxury on the coast without the Mornington prize card.”
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