Family behind Jefferson Automotive Group empire lists stunning $20 million four-bedroom home on Mornington Peninsula property

Car sales king Simon Jefferson and his wife Pam have put their Mornington Peninsula estate up for sale for $20 million.

Nestled within a lush 65,000 square foot block of flourishing gardens, the Jefferson residence is as grand in size as it is in beauty.

The home has four well-appointed bedrooms and three bathrooms, according to realestate.com.au.

It includes a self-contained one-bedroom apartment with its own entrance, perfect for guests or as a private retreat.

The estate is ideally positioned with three street frontages, ensuring visibility and ease of access.

Rich with locally sourced granite and expansive walls of glass, the home is a tribute to exquisite craftsmanship and meticulous design.

The residence itself offers panoramic, uninterrupted views of Port Phillip Bay, the result of thoughtful renovations and landscaping by the renowned Graham Fisher.

Food lovers will be drawn to the gourmet kitchen, equipped with Miele appliances and complemented by a bar area overlooking the water.

Entertaining is effortless, thanks to the easy flow of interior spaces to a northeast-facing garden terrace, a setting that is sure to delight all guests.

The story of the Jeffersons’ rise to power is one of true entrepreneurship.

Having started in 1988 with a modest Ford dealership in Bentleigh and a team of 40 people, Simon Jefferson’s business acumen has seen his empire, Jefferson Ford, expand to 17 sites with over 430 employees.

Today, it is one of Melbourne’s most successful family-owned car dealership groups, with a diverse range of brands under its umbrella.

Simon’s son Brett is currently CEO of Jefferson Automotive Group.