Peninsula party palace with monster garage and man cave up for grabs for $4.5m+

Buyers are preparing to snag one of the Mornington Peninsula’s hottest luxury homes featuring a colossal garage, sparkling pool, and ultimate man cave. See the pics.

Buyers are captivated by 434 Browns Rd Rye’s grand offerings and space for multi-generational living.

A resort-like home in one of Rye’s most exclusive enclaves with a deluxe man cave is up for sale.

The colossal home at 434 Browns Rd Rye, includes four spacious bedrooms in the main house, a pool house converted into a gym, a separate, self-contained four-bedroom flat in the rear garage, plus a cinema room, a study, and multiple living areas for relaxing or entertaining.

The luxury home sits on nearly 1ha of land, and has a $4.5m-$4.9m price guide.

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Visitors are greeted with high ceilings, a feature sandstone fireplace and an entertainer’s kitchen equipped with Miele appliances and thick stone countertops.

The home also features new premium New Zealand wool carpets throughout.

Outside, buyers will appreciate the low-maintenance gardens and the large pool and spa with gas and solar heating, which are usable year-round.

The gas and solar heated pool plus spa can be used all year round

The home was masterfully built by Rye-based build and design company Stratford Builders

Car enthusiasts will love the monster garage set up ideal for a showroom, able to accommodate around a dozen cars, a caravan, or to be used as a space for large events and gatherings.

Sotheby’s International Peninsula agent James Hallahan highlighted the scarcity of such premium properties and said it is turnkey ready for prospective buyers.

“I sold the home to its current owner in 2022. There was a disappointed underbidder last time; if you want to snatch up this property, there is no better time than now,” Hallahan says.

Neutral colours have been used throughout the home to complement the timeless aesthetic.

The perfect man cave to watch the footy, cricket or movie night with the boys while the fire is going.

“For buyers seeking a tree change, this location allows you to escape the hustle and bustle of inner Melbourne. It’s more relaxed on the Mornington Peninsula, and you feel like you’re part of a local community.”

The previous owner used the garage space as a party shed, complete with a bar and long tables, making it an excellent place for entertaining with versatile options, Hallahan says.

The garage could be used as a showroom to display luxury cars, store a caravan or hold events in.

The resort-style home creates a level of privacy while being close to Rye’s key amenities.

The home includes a CCTV home security system, 60,000l water tanks with automated garden irrigation, gas and wood fireplaces, and a fire pit.

Hallahan says multi-generational families have shown interest in buying the home, appreciating its dual living options and privacy.

The home is dual listed by Peninsula Sotheby’s International Realty and JR Property Berwick’s James Hallahan and Ryan Wallace.

Expressions of interest close at 2pm on July 31.

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