More than a beach house, it’s a coastal sanctuary for those seeking tranquillity, beauty & a touch of magic.
Perfectly situated on the narrowest sweep of Victoria’s beautiful Mornington Peninsula, a short stroll to either the clear, calm waters of Port Phillip Bay or the wild, crashing waves of Bass Strait’s Koonya Beach. Sunshine & azure blue skies in summer; cloudy, wind blown beaches in winter. Pristine & stunning either way.
The House Between Two Seas with its captivating vista from the huge deck windows onto the verdant green garden immediately induces a holiday state of mind. Retreat from the hectic, everyday world to the fesh air & crystal clear waters of The Mornington Peninsula.
FAQs
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We sleep eight people in bedding configurations of one queen size bed, one double bed & four single bunk beds.
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Whilst we adore animals, unfortunately The House Between Two Seas is not suitable for pets.
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We recommend at least six month’s notice to secure available dates during the busy Dec-Jan period & over Easter. Other times of the year we often have stays available at short notice.
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We are proudly an inclusive stay & we welcome with open arms guests of any background or community.
Whilst we are hands-off hosts, we take great pride in making sure your stay is fabulous & so always have a member of our team close by in the event you need anything.
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The house has a ramp from the driveway to the front door & a large, walk in shower so is great for people with accessibility concerns.
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Absolutely! we love to collaborate with other creatives. Drop us a note with the details about your shoot & we will be in touch with everything you need to know. The Mornington Peninsula is a treasure trove of visually captivating moments.
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To be honest, our guests often don’t venture much further than the beach! But for those wanting to explore more of The Mornington Peninsula, Sorrento & Portsea are just minutes away. Blairgowrie Village itself has everything you need for your holiday stay & is around a 20 minute walk.
An abundance of world class golf courses, wineries & spas are sprinkled across the entire Peninsula, as well as mesmerizing cliff top walks & unique experiences such as ‘Swimming with the Dolphins’ cruises.
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The Mornington Peninsula lies on the traditional lands of the Boonwurrung people, who, as original custodians of the coastline, bays & hinterland, had a deep cultural, spiritual & practical connection to the Peninsula’s seasonal rhythms. The coastal waterways & bays offered rich seafood resources & the land - with its bush, coastal dunes & woodlands - supported a diversity of life.
European explorers first came to the area in the early 1800s & over time, parts of the Peninsula were surveyed & settled to support the burgeoning fishing, sealing & whaling industries. As the region’s natural beauty was noticed, coastal villages began to form & & the area started to be know as a ‘resort/seaside town’ with guest houses & holidays homes developing.
The name ‘Blairgowrie’ is shared with a town in Scotland, suggesting settlers named it after this place back home, a common practice in Australian colonial history.
© Stay Two Ways 2025
At Stay Two Ways, we acknowledge that we are merely the fleeting current custodians of these special places. We recognise that we are located & conduct business on the unceded lands of the Boonwurrung people & the Gadigal people who have cared for & nurtured these lands for thousands of years, & acknowledge their sovereignty over their lands. We pay our respects to their Elders, past &present, and extend that respect to all traditional custodians of lands across Australia, & throughout the world.
We respect & care for our neighbours & our local team & support small local businesses. We aim to leave this planet & its people better than we found it for future generations to come. We love to host, share, surprise & delight & help make memories that will last a lifetime.
Thank you for staying with us.
We are truly grateful to each & every one of you.