About this property
Also written as Unit 6, 31 Hampden Street.
Mornington VIC 3931, Australia
Key points for 6/31 Hampden Street.
Also written as Unit 6, 31 Hampden Street.
Based on curated rent estimate.
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
The property at 6/31 Hampden Street is a unit. It forms part of a multi‑dwelling building typical for the Mornington town centre
The unit is within about 1 kilometre of several beaches, including Fisherman's Beach (≈0.8 km) and Royal Beach (≈1.1 km), making walking to the shore very convenient
Mornington is serviced by Melbourne bus routes 781, 784, 785 and 788. The heritage Mornington Railway station is also roughly 1 km away, providing a historic rail experience
Within a short walk you’ll find Matthew Flinders Theatre (0.4 km), RPP FM radio (0.5 km), the Mornington Post Office (0.7 km), Brooklands hotel (0.7 km), Mornington Cinemas (1.1 km) and several parks and beaches
Mornington enjoys an oceanic climate with warm, occasionally hot summers and mild winters where freezing temperatures are rare
Originally home to the Boonwurrung people, Mornington grew in the 1840s with fishing and logging. Notable landmarks include a 46‑metre pier opened in 1858 and the Mornington Railway line, which operated from 1889 until 1981 and now runs as a heritage railway
Mornington hosts a weekly market on its main street, offers a range of cafes and restaurants, and features the Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery along with parks, gardens and annual festivals that attract locals and visitors alike
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