The property is served by public bus routes that connect Portarlington to Geelong and other Bellarine towns. In addition, a fast ferry runs twice daily from Portarlington Pier to Melbourne Docklands.

How far is the property from the nearest major city?

Portarlington lies approximately 28 km south‑west of Geelong, the nearest major city, and offers direct ferry access to Melbourne across Port Phillip Bay.

What local attractions can be reached within a short walk from the house?

Within about 1 km you’ll find Point Richards, the Bellarine Hills with vineyard and olive‑grove scenery, and the heritage Portarlington Mill. The Portarlington Pier and Rotunda are also nearby, providing waterfront dining and recreation.

Which festivals and events are held in Portarlington that residents can enjoy?

Portarlington hosts a lively calendar including the Mussel Festival in January, the National Celtic Festival in June, the Bay Cycling Classic in the New Year, and the annual Bellarine Agricultural Show in March.

What historical sites are located close to the property?

The town features several heritage landmarks such as the 19th‑century Portarlington Mill museum and the historic Grand Hotel overlooking the main street and harbour.

Are there any nearby recreational facilities for families?

Families can enjoy the miniature railway at Point Richards, beach walks along the Bay, and regular community markets held on the first Saturday of each month in the town centre.

What essential services are situated near 14 Alicia Court?

Essential amenities such as the Portarlington Post Office and Police Station are each about 2 km away, while the Portarlington Airport is also within a similar distance for convenient travel.