Nedlands

A newly constructed farmhouse with timeless soul set on a small farm allotment lovingly known as Nedlands, in Shoreham on the Mornington Peninsula, this newly built residence blurs the line between old-world charm and contemporary craftsmanship. Clad in striking charcoal weatherboard with a sleek black Colorbond steel roof, its exterior is softened by crisp white window frames and the inviting pop of a green entry door.

Stepping inside, the entrance lobby greets you with exposed beams, graceful archways, and vintage-inspired internal doors, setting the tone for a home that is equal parts moody and bright. A brick-and-stone chimney anchors the design, while rustic herringbone timber and natural stone floors carry warmth and texture throughout.

At the heart of the home, bespoke bolted truss detailing soars above the expansive kitchen, dining, and living space, opening seamlessly onto a vast deck that captures sweeping farm and bay vistas. Local cattle wander nearby, adding to the pastoral charm.

An eclectic mix of vintage accents and modern amenities gives the interiors a layered, lived-in feel, paying homage to the classic farmhouse aesthetic while celebrating the fact that this is a brand-new build.

Outside, wild cottage gardens thrive in the rich clay soil, their blooms softening the bold architecture and grounding the home in its natural setting.

This is more than a house—it’s a thoughtfully crafted home where timeless design and modern living meet the beauty of the Mornington Peninsula.