400 Pigdon Street

400 Pigdon Street is a standalone house situated on a sizable parcel of land. The property sits on approximately 75,982 m², offering ample space for outdoor activities or future development.

The land encompasses about 75,982 square metres, which is roughly the size of ten standard football fields. This extensive area provides significant privacy and potential for landscaping or hobby farming.

The property is close to several local highlights, including the historic Portarlington Pier, the scenic Bellarine Hills with vineyards and olive groves, and the Point Richards Flora and Fauna Reserve. Heritage sites such as the Portarlington Mill museum and the Grand Hotel are also within easy reach.

Public bus services connect Portarlington to Geelong and other Bellarine Peninsula towns, and a fast ferry runs twice daily from the Portarlington Pier to Melbourne Docklands. Additionally, the nearby Portarlington Airport offers small‑aircraft access, and free shuttle buses operate to local wineries and accommodations.

Portarlington lies about 28 km west of Geelong, placing the property within a short drive of the larger city’s services, shopping, and employment opportunities.

Portarlington hosts a variety of annual events such as the Mussel Festival in January, the National Celtic Festival in June, the Bay Cycling Classic around New Year, and the Portarlington Triathlon in late summer. These celebrations draw locals and visitors alike, creating a lively cultural atmosphere.

The area offers diverse sporting and leisure options, including the Portarlington Golf Club, Australian Rules football, cricket, tennis, and lawn bowls on the foreshore. Families can also enjoy the Portarlington Miniature Railway at Point Richards, which runs rides on Sundays and school holidays.