Sub Tropical Noosa Sound Living

Switched-on investors and pleasure seekers concur the benchmark of contemporary living in Noosa is a prime waterfrontage on the exclusive Sound development. Why? Naturally it's about location: a five minute walk to Hastings Street and Noosa's north-facing Main Beach also surf breaks and walking trails in the Noosa National Park. And of course a contemporary home designed for easy living.

The secluded hideaway sits at the end of the canal's cul de sac. Timber gates on one boundary allow easy access to launch a boat from the concrete boat ramp and timber jetty. The waterfrontage with its soft sandy beach, is approximately 17 metres.

A Poinciana tree which spreads its bright red arbour across the entry courtyard, plus rendered walls and hedges add street appeal.

The entry is light-filled thanks to lofty rooflines and banks of glass louvres. Pale timber floors flow past two bedrooms and a family bathroom on the left, then meld perfectly with massive open plan yet defined lounge, dining and family spaces, the latter with a fireplace.

Timber-framed glass bi-fold doors peel away to the alfresco terrace and pool which abuts the water's edge. The classy kitchen has stone bench tops, heaps of storage and a long island servery.

Timber treads stairs lead to a very generous master bedroom suite with sitting area, walk-in robe, and a prow-shaped balcony looking out over the water.

"This home is the essence of sub-tropical living," says Tom Offermann Real Estate's Eric Seetoo, who's taking the property to auction at 2pm on 14 October. "Contemporary albeit casual living doesn't get much better. Even the garage expands to incorporate extra roller storage for the bikes and boards plus did you know it's only two minutes to Quamby Place where several of Australia's hottest restaurants are located."

Features:
4beds 3bath 2car
Land size710m2
Waterfrontage about 17m
Split system aircon
Full security system