Design Your Hideaway Island Paradise on the Rivershore

Picture a serene, inspiring curved riverbank site, kayaks meandering around neighbouring mangrove-covered Keyser and Ross Islands, and a coveted tightly held Hideaway Island location on the periphery of Noosa Sound. It has all the hallmarks for the creation of a spectacular showpiece with mesmerising long-water views.

This is a one-off opportunity to purchase a cleared flat site in the seriously blue-chip Dolphin Crescent near Nancy Cato Park, also be proud custodians of the protected natural vegetation and glistening white sand, which extends from your 'secret' 22.6m-wide garden to the shoreline of the Noosa River.

The river also plays host to myriad bird life including black swans, pelicans, and cormorants. It is a favourite spot to cast a line for tailor and flathead, launch the canoe and stand-up paddle board, or up-anchor the tinnie and take it for more serious fishing in the open stretches of the Noosa River towards The Everglades.

With so many naturally beautiful assets, waves peeling off the point at Noosa National Park, spring temps of 24-degrees at 10am, the north-facing protected Noosa Main Beach, plus Quamby Place, Gympie Terrace and Hastings Street, plus a plethora of restaurants, cafes, and boutiques so close, the magnetism of the area is indisputable.

"That includes Hideaway Island," enthuse Tom Offermann Real Estate agents Rebekah Offermann and Nic Hunter, who have slated the land for auction on Saturday 2 October 2021. "When you arrive for the first time at the water's edge, you instantly appreciate why the developer gave it the name. It's quite surreal, a bit like a scene out of a David Attenborough documentary. And it is precisely this natural beauty which will continue to underpin and grow property values."

Facts:
Land size: 612m2
Riverside: 22.6m
Climate: Idyllic sub-tropical
Noosa: UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Location: close to Nancy Cato Park, Noosa National Park, Surfing Reserve, Main Beach, Quamby Place, Gympie Terrace Noosaville & Hastings Street