Federal Member for Wide Bay and Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Llew O Brien said the regions were part of a south-east Queensland rainforest area targeted for environmental recovery under the Liberal and Nationals Government s $200 million wildlife and habitat recovery package. The importance of Wide Bay s environment is recognised locally and internationally with its stunning landscapes containing many threatened plant and animal species, particularly in the fire-affected Great Sandy National Park, Mr O Brien said. This additional bushfire recovery investment will fund on-ground activities in the area such as pest animal control for deer, cattle and pigs and for predators like foxes and feral cats on private property adjacent to the heritage areas and national parks.
This property at 12 Mitti St, Little Cove, has sold for $5.2m. Image supplied by Tom Offermann Real Estate. The house makes the most of indoor/outdoor living, with the lounge extending to a covered western deck, while the dining space wraps around the eastern side with a rainforest backdrop. On the entry level, a living area opens out to a private terrace and pool with a rain shower, which is fringed on two sides by exotic Rhaphis palms. The pool and outdoor entertainment area at 12 Mitti Street. Image supplied by Tom Offermann Real Estate. In the north wing of the home, the master bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe, a travertine ensuite with double shower and a private deck with rainforest views.
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The home is situated near the entrance of the world-famous Noosa National Park and offers breathtaking rainforest views.
The living room is perfect for entertaining, and is set up with multiple seating areas.
What a view! The home is situated near the entrance of the world-famous Noosa National Park and offers breathtaking rainforest views
Close to nature: Located in Noosa Heads, the four-bedroom, three-bathroom abode features a stunning foyer and is just a short walk from the beach
Finishes: The design includes a restrained, neutral palette of finishes, with polished floors and statement walls of woven coconut fibre
The spacious interiors exemplify a sense of calm, thanks to the glass louvres, large panes and banks of bi-fold doors.
Chief pilot Tim Holland said Flight Options saw the opportunity during Covid to target a Queensland market.
“And now they’ve opened the borders, it’s the ideal opportunity for tourists as well,” he said.
Mr Holland said the flights were chosen based on their value for views. Views of the Coloured Sands.
Guests have the choice of three flights.
A 30-minute trip up the beach, around Noosa National Park, Hells Gates, Granite Bay and Tea Tree Bay also provides sweeping views of the renowned Noosa main beach and Hastings Street.
A longer flight taking in Noosa Heads, then a run up the spectacular 65km coastline along the Coloured Sands to Double Island Point and around to Rainbow Beach with Fraser Island stretching for 120km into the distance.