22 Yamala Drive, Frankston SouthVIC

Expressions of Interest

Nestled within a resort-style setting spanning 2,721 sqm (approx.), ‘Yamala Stables’ indulges a magnificent sea change lifestyle where history, luxury, and leisure are harmoniously intertwined. Capturing panoramic views over Port Phillip Bay, this unique home was built by Sir John Madden in 1876 as the stables for Yamala Mansion, then converted to a luxurious residence in 1928 by Walter Burley Griffin.

Gathering family and friends beside an open fireplace, the open plan living domain hosts relaxation and lively dinners, catered to by a fully appointed kitchen and butler’s pantry draped in marble benches and splashbacks. A sheltered deck and built-in barbecue connect the interior with outdoor entertaining, where year-round alfresco dining and sundrenched relaxation is enjoyed beside a sparkling pool and a synthetic tennis court.

Framed by a towering, vaulted ceiling and lustrous Ironbark floors, the family room offers a bright and airy ambience for en-masse gatherings, integrating with a vast rumpus room, and serviced by a second fully appointed kitchen. Extending to a wrap-around terrace, the room indulges indoor-outdoor celebrations with stunning vistas, looking across the bay to a kaleidoscopic sunset and Melbourne’s glittery skyscrapers.

The accommodation is extensive and lavishly sized, pairing six robed bedroom suites with four luxe bathrooms, including a choice of upstairs or downstairs main bedrooms, each with private ensuites. A home office is fitted with a desk and cabinetry to complete home-based work, while an upstairs study zone provides kids with room for homework.

Finished with a huge storeroom that inspires future use as a cellar, studio, or living area, plus a shed, greenhouse, and undercover parking for four cars, this impressive estate is wrapped in today’s favourite comforts and security.

Situated along the coastline just footsteps from Kackeraboite Creek Beach and Davey’s Bay Yacht Club, the home pampers lifestyle, while minutes from Frankston’s bustling shopping and transport district, Mount Eliza’s quaint eatery and shopping village, Mornington’s endless array of recreation, markets, and wineries, plus leading public and private schools.