The previous block we just sold a couple of months ago at 26 Park Cres went for $7,050,000 at auction, he said. Mr Offermann said Seaview Terrace block was a similar size but with a greater ocean frontage and he expected it to top the Park Cres bidding. The Seaview Tce site last hit the market in 1994 where it sold for $525,000. It s superior in a number of ways, it only has the one neighbour, it s more elevated, it s next to the national park and what s quite appealing is the dog beach in front, he said. The ultimate building block in Sunshine Beach with the national park as a neighbour is on the market after 26 years.
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Subscriber only Naturally, when it comes to selling your home you hope for the best sale price, however, working out what needs to be done to achieve that can feel overwhelming and little things that can affect your sale price may be overlooked. Before you get started, pour a cup of coffee, pop on your buying shoes and take a tour of your property, look at each room with fresh eyes and try to visualise what someone viewing your home for the first time will see. Make notes as you go, this can serve as a checklist later on.
An Australian Securities and Investment Commission company search showed Camtegan was headed by Stephen Francis Cole of Cotton Tree. Mr Cole s planning report, now being assessed by council staff, said the complex would come with solar panels to power the units and a communal pool area. The proposed eco-friendly unit complex proposed for Noosa Junction. The three-storey complex will be a mix of three-bedroom units and two-bedroom units which will be designed to comply with the council s sustainable building design code. The proposal will have an attractive landscape setting that will make a positive contribution to the streetscape of Bottlebrush Avenue, the planning report said.
The property is being marketed and sold at auction by Ray White Commercial Queensland father and son duo Stephen and Elliot Kidd. The Tanawha Liberty service station and attached Buderim Comfy Cottages have been reshaped and upgraded into a dynamic property investment, underwritten by a stable cash flow and proven track record, Stephen said. The Buderim Comfy Cottages at on Tanawha Tourist Drive will go to auction on March 26. There exists further development and income upside from the existing site, generating higher returns for a dedicated owner. He said the service station would provide cash flow for more than 15 years.
We have people who are looking to move out from the beaches, Mr Smith said. It s the sustainability push at the moment - a bit of space, a bit of privacy, room where you can have a vegie garden and half a dozen chickens, Mr Smith said. He said the property s current owners were heading for the coast. The kids have all grown up and flown the coop and they re looking to go into the beaches, Mr Smith said. He said the property had ample space but was still close to major facilities in Noosa like Hastings St and a 15 minute drive away from Peregian Beach.