The Block 2026: MT Eliza Bound? | TV tonight

The block Seems to have settled on a Mornington Peninsula site for the 2026 season.

Realestate.com reports A 1.35ha site on 109 Old Mornington RD, Mt Eliza, was accidentally unveiled this week and accidentally revealed.

The desired architects of the show nine out of six were spotted with coffee in the area this week.

Former racing administrator Rusty French bought the site for $ 2.8 million in 2007 and wanted to sell it in 2016.

A more recent sales campaign included a subdivision to 10 blocks of land, with development plans that houses would have built with functions such as a swimming pool, rammed earth walls and luxury finishes as a supplement to Bay’s views.

Six of the blocks are marked as sold, with The block Leasing the remaining four locations in the short term, undoubtedly for production and construction space space, and possibly a sponsor village.

Julian Cress Executive Producer has previously told TV tonight‘We are always looking for next year Block While we make this Block. We always have to look ahead a year.

“The great thing about this show – I think it’s not great if you are a programmer, but it is great if you are a producer – is that they have to commit to the series for next year before it is broadcast. So we always know that we will at least make one.”

According to Kay & Heart The location has a lot to offer: “Located just a 10-minute walk from the beach and moments of the lively Mount Eliza-Dorp, residents will enjoy the best of the coastal booses with the daily convenience. The development is ideally located near Elite schools, including Peninsula Grammar and Tooric College, Sciric’s Regional, and essential trail, and essential trail, and essential and and essential trails, and essential trails, and essential and and essential trails, and essential trails, and essential trails. Essential services Frankston or the Melbourne CBD is effortless.

“Effortless” is a bit a bit for the CBD, but it certainly looks inviting.

Photo: Kay & Burton.