”Aranda” a 53.6 acre property being offered to the market for the first time in 67 years. Located in one of the most sought after postcodes in Australia, Aranda provides a once-off opportunity to own a private and tranquil part of this Mornington Peninsula eden. The property is fenced and comprises a modest 1960s house, as well as shedding from the dairy farm owners who operated ”Aranda” a 53.6 acre property being offered to the market for the first time in 67 years. Located in one of the most sought after postcodes in Australia, Aranda provides a once-off opportunity to own a private and tranquil part of this Mornington Peninsula eden. The property is fenced and comprises a modest 1960s house, as well as shedding from the dairy farm owners who operated on the property in the past. The views are among the best available in the area, however the true beauty and serenity of this property can really only be relayed by the owners who grew up on the property. The same family has owned the property for nearly seven decades, who have very kindly allowed their combined memories of Aranda to be condensed into a brief memoir (see below). This property has a life affirming force and a spirit-enhancing quality that only being in such a breathtaking and naturally beautiful setting provides. In addition, the property benefits from a second entrance by right of way from Harrisons Road. Memories of Aranda

• Aranda will always remain special to me.

It was where I grew up, where I spent time with our beloved animals, and the place I would always come home to during my university years, and when I returned from living overseas for many years. It was the place where my father and I would hunt out a Christmas tree on the property every Christmas from when I was very young. Where family and friends would gather, where grandchildren and great children would come and stay and enjoy nature and hanging out with their animal friends, and where long walks would be enjoyed. We were so fortunate to have all that wonderful space to ourselves. My parents, Ted and Geraldine Larsen, bought our property, Aranda, in Red Hill in the 1950s, purchasing an original allotment of one hundred and twenty