With seven acres of undulating vines, sculptural Italian pencil pines, and curated outdoor zones that unfold down the slope, this Mornington Peninsula property delivers cinematic scale and grounded beauty in equal measure.
The Tuscan-inspired home and vineyard form the architectural and visual heart of the location.
Terraced into the landscape, the estate opens into a series of outdoor "rooms" framed by lavender bushes, blue stone paving, lush lawns, and refined seating zones. At its centre, a sun-drenched pool area sits nestled between nature and design. The sun loungers, natural textures, and flowing layout invite creative teams to move fluidly through the space, capturing content that feels grounded and luxuriously slow.
From here, the land stretches outward into thirty-year-old vineyards and culminates at a vast, man-made lake-a serene basin that reflects the sky and hosts local wildlife, including breeding frogs whose evening chorus fills the air at dusk. It's a detail that feels straight from a European film set, adding natural rhythm and ambiance.
Uninterrupted views across the vineyard, out to Port Phillip Bay, and-on clear days-all the way to Melbourne's skyline.
As golden hour arrives, the estate transforms. The vines catch the light, pathways glow with soft illumination, and the entire property takes on a theatrical quality.