Arthurs Seat Conveyancing
Situated just inland from the beach-side resorts of Dromana and Rosebud on the Mornington Peninsula, the small community of Arthurs Seat is renowned for its many natural attractions.
Arthurs Seat Road begins at the Mornington Peninsula Freeway overpass, quickly transforming itself into a scenic and windy mountain road as it ascends to the Arthurs Seat peak. Along the way are several spectacular lookouts where travellers can stop and admire the stunning scenery of the Mornington Peninsula, Port Phillip and Bass Strait from different angles and elevations.
Being such a sought after pocket properties in Arthurs Seat receive some of the highest web traction on listings, so opulent photography with a strong campaign is a must.
The area receives little movement in properties throughout the years, as owner occupiers are reluctant to leave the area. In Arthurs Seat we recommend Purchasers attend to pre purchase reviews and building inspection promptly to avoid missing their window to act.
Suburb Profile
Population
500
Average House Price
$1,200,000
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