Mornington Peninsula is big on quality of life. A favourite of retirees and folk seeking a milder climate, and one presumes, access to the Peninsula Hot Springs. Properties include fences which means privacy and security. Coco's enclosure houses myriad objects. Some will stop you in your tracks; you might even shed tears of nostalgia. The flat is jam packed with Australiana dating back to obscurity such as a receipt from a butcher from 1924. The pièce de résistence is the barber's swivel chair (or was it gyno?) visible as soon as you enter. Too many items to mention, but suffice to say you'll be gobsmacked! You'll whip that camera out (I don't recall seeing a Kodachrome there) or depending on your orientation, you'll whip that whip out ... instinctively.
A sobering thought ... when was the last time you stayed in a motel (Mornington has many) ? Just saying ... that's all.