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HomeNewsRare Noosa beachfront up for auction

Rare Noosa beachfront up for auction

A once in a generation opportunity has come to market as 40ha of beachfront land goes to auction at Noosa North Shore.

Located at 337 Teewah Beach Road, the property, which is subject to a Supreme Court order, is offered for sale by Glenn O’Kearney of GT Advisory and Consulting and Tim Elliott of Bell Legal as statutory trustees.

The property is being marketed by RWC Special Projects agents Mark Creevey and Tony Williams, in conjunction with RWC Noosa and Sunshine Coast agents Paul Butler and Paul Forrest.

The property comprises more than 450m of absolute beachfront on the Noosa North Shore, and is just a 15km drive to Noosa’s famous Hastings Street.

“Rarely does an opportunity arise to purchase a 40ha parcel of land with an expansive stretch of absolute beach frontage on the Sunshine Coast, within close proximity to one of Australia’s most popular lifestyle and holiday destinations,” Mr Williams said.

“The property offers a rare combination of proximity to the lifestyle, tourism, retail, restaurant and commercial amenities associated with the Noosa area whilst being a secluded and beachfront location.

“Zoned rural residential under the Noosa Plan 2020, the property provides an opportunity for an astute buyer to unlock the enormous potential the property holds.”

The property will be auctioned in Ray White offices, Level 26 / 111 Eagle St, Brisbane on Friday 10 May, 2024.

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