Noosa’s eastern beaches offer tremendous value when you consider what is on offer.
Beachside living within walking distance of kilometre upon kilometre of spectacular coastline with the Noosa National Park as a backdrop.
Going to auction on Saturday, 6 May, at 10am is a comfortable single-level home on 800sq m at Marcus Beach.
Tracy Russell of Tom Offermann Real Estate is taking the four-bedroom, two-bathroom, two-car house at 16 Sandalwood Cl to the market at 10am.
Situated in a tightly-held street with northerly aspect over bushland, it is an immaculate home, Tracy said.
It is an excellent residence designed with functionality, and offers privacy as well as a beautiful backdrop while still within walking distance of the beach.
The property features an exotic front garden reminiscent of a piece of Mexico, with Madagascar palms and silver torches, cycads, elkhorns and ferns along the pathway.
There is a shaded terrace and when the door is opened, and a hallway that appears to stretch forever.
High ceilings allow the natural light to drench the expansive sunken lounge thanks to doors opening to the undercover terrace.
The dedicated dining space with a wall of timber sash windows also looks out to the terrace which continues to wrap the eastern side.
Be surprised with the extent of the land and how paperbacks adorned with elkhorns, abut the Noosa National Park.
The botanical-like gardens are beautifully landscaped with a variety of plantings from vines to succulents, the veggie patch is a cook’s dream and the extra-large greenhouse has power and an auto irrigation system.
Whether outside on the terrace or inside, every living space is impressively spacious and spells serious options for entertaining.
Needless to say, the kitchen with stone-topped white cabinetry including a semi-island, cool green and aqua-toned splash back also high-end appliances, is commensurate.
Surrounded by nature, dreamtime comes naturally in the four carpeted and sizeable bedrooms with plantation shutters.
The main suite/retreat has a walk-in robe, ensuite and opens to the terrace, and three queen-size bedrooms have built-in robes and share a bathroom with timber cabinetry, bathtub and a separate toilet. The laundry is nearby.
VACANT BLOCK BRINGS IMMEDIATE RESPONSE
Little Cove has 107 house sites, four of which are vacant.
Everyone wants one, due to it’s position between ocean and national park.
There are no through roads. People come here to swim in at the beach or walk in the park.
Imagine the response Tom Offermann Real Estate father-and-daughter team of Luke and Lauren Chen are getting on one of those final four blocks of land.
The vacant 610sq m residential block at 11 Little Cove Rd, Noosa Heads, goes to auction at 10am Saturday, 13 May.
This property has been held in the same family from the late 1950s, Luke said, not long after the release of the blocks.
“Inquiry is from all over the country,’’ he said.
“Particularly from Victorians who like swimming at Little Cove and are wanting to build a nice place.’’
Part of the appeal of Little Cove is the architecture in the area, generally sensitive or sympathetic with the environment.
“lt is a special place,’’ Luke said. “The people who live there want to enjoy the natural appeal.’’
New house sales range from $9-10m without views, while those with views are looking around $20m.
This property can only be a house site.
LONG WATER VIEWS
A two-bedroom, two-bathroom waterfront apartment on Noosa Sound has brought amazing levels of interest since being launched to the market on Anzac week.
Luke and Lauren Chen at Tom Offermann Real Estate have been “thumped with inquiry’’ on the Culgoa Point .. launched Anzac week and thumped with inquiry.
One of best apartments in the complex, it is at beach level so it’s simply a matter of walking out to the lawn and sand.
There are only a few with such a long views in Culgoa Point – from Munna Point to Tewantin, to Mount Timbeerwah and Mount Cooroy.
Held by the same family for 26-years, it includes a private undercover terrace and dedicated outdoor dining spaces.
ACREAGE IN DEMAND
… 69 Black Mtn Range rd o-o $995,000 …
Acreage is still the flavour of the year, according to Alisa Wythes at Hinternoosa.
Activity in the hinterland is busier than ever, particularly with the style and quality of properties that are on offer.
The three-bedroom, two-bathroom, two-car lakeside house on 4.01ha at 92 Hoy Rd, Lake Macdonald, sold immediately after auction last Saturday.
With tennis court, gazebo-style circular covered outdoor entertainment area, and double-bay shed, the quality home by Harold Boreham attracted seven registered bidders.
In the end it came down to two but neither would budge at $1.9m so it sold immediately after under auction conditions to a Brisbane buyer.
“It was a great result,’’ Alisa said. “There was an incredible amount interest on the property … a really solid mix of Brisbane, local and southern buyers.’’
The five-bedroom, two-bathroom house with pool at 884 Eumundi-Noosa Rd, Doonan, was passed in at auction on April 16, with Caroline Johnston and Alisa Wythes continuing to deal with fresh interest.
The property is on the market at offers over $1.095m
IMPECCABLE PRESENTATION
An architect-designed house on 2ha at Lake Macdonald is attracting massive interest ahead of auction set for Saturday, 20 May.
Alisa Wythes at Hinternoosa said the four-bedroom, two-bathroom house with pool, dam, on 2ha at 10 Pine Tree Drive West was attracting inquiry “from everywhere in Australia.’’
Alisa said the presentation was impeccable, with the living areas opening out to the pool deck and views.
“It’s all about seamless indoor-outdoor living,’’ she said. “It fits in with our Queensland lifestyle.
“There is a northerly aspect from every deck. It’s all about aspect and airflow.’’
Offered for sale for the first time, the pavilion-style home features polished blackbutt flooring, high ceilings, and an abundance of natural light. There is a Morso Danish low emission combustion heater.
The kitchen, positioned in the centre of the home, comes with granite bench tops, 2-pack cupboard finishes, maximum cupboard space, and Miele
appliances.
The lap pool enjoys views across the park-like grounds.
The main bedroom suite with direct outdoor access has air-conditioning, ceiling fans, and a stylish ensuite with double vanity, and a walk-in robe.
At the opposite end of the home are three spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes.
There is separate outdoor access to bedroom 4, while the main bathroom boasts a stone vanity, free-standing bath, shower, and separate toilet.
The property has a two-car carport and a 5m by 3m workshop, with small sheds attached to the carport.
There is a spring-fed dam and fire pit area while the 15m by 3m lap pool features a Bionizer non-chlorine sanitiser system, off-peak pool pump and a resort-style timber deck plus pool blanket on a roller.
There is 4.94kw solar power and solar hot water.
Water can be pumped from the dam to a separate 22500L header tank for garden irrigation and pool top-ups.
As well as a farm forestry plot providing biodiversity, there are fruit trees including mulberry, orange, peach and mangoes.
BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
Set in the bush yet handy to the beaches, Melanie Butcher and Chris Forde at Laguna Real Estate are looking for offers over $1.15m for the vacant 7452sq m block at 15 Smiths Rd, Tinbeerwah, that went to auction early April.
With a northerly slope and positioned on an elevated ridge, it offers coastal views from what is a private and peaceful position.
Melanie is now set to take a delightful riverside apartment in Tewantin to auction later this month.
In one of Tewantin’s premier locations, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom, one-car apartment at 20/2-10 Blakesley St, will go to the market at 11am on Saturday, 20 May.
AUCTION ACTION
SATURDAY, 6 May
Marcus Beach
16 Sandalwood Cl: 4bed, 2bath, 2car house on 800sq m, 10am, Tracy Russell 0413 319 579 Tom Offermann Real Estate
Noosaville
192 Shorehaven Dve: 4bed, 2bath, 2car house, pool, 10am, Melanie Butcher 0407 379 893 Laguna Real Estate.
