Bask in the Ultimate Pleasure of a Dream Sunshine Beach Lifestyle

The allure of this dream abode is obvious. Wake to the sound of the surf,
open the shutters, check the white-water waves, grab the surfboard, and
it's toes-in-the sand in two minutes, or stop for a coffee momentarily at
the vibrant Sunshine Beach village, which is already abuzz with coffee
Aficionados and four-footers.

Framed by a statement Pandanus, clever Chris Clout has etched his
inimitable pedigree, design style and apply the name Allure on the façade
note the timber and stainless-steel security gate seems to disappear into
the wall to fully reveal translucent glass balustrades on the upper terrace,
exposed timber batons and a conical-shaped roof.

The class act continues indoors. A pivoting glass-panelled timber door
opens wide, staircase treads appear to be suspended, upstairs, it's easy to be mesmerised by elegant albeit casual living spaces with custom TimberArt cabinetry.

Classic detailing and a fresh neutral palette coalesce with an abundance of
light emanating from a terrace off the dining space, but primarily from
sky lights. It bounces across the beautiful Blackbutt floors which in a
seamless fashion, stretch to the north-easterly undercover terrace. Time
to sigh and drink in those views of the Coral Sea.

Central to the upper level is the galley-style kitchen with expansive stone-
topped benches and breakfast bar, plus every accoutrement to please a
cook with the passion of Jamie Oliver.

Ocean views are also on show from the terrace of the master suite with
its walk-in robe, marble bathroom and custom-made conical-shaped
vanity basin.

Downstairs are two queen-size bedrooms which share a share a chic
bathroom with a free-standing bathtub. Shrieking coastal cool is the
bedroom with a walk-in robe and doors which slide away to show-off an
undercover terrace, a dazzling pool and water feature on a slate-tiled
wall. It is semi surrounded by lawn and espaliered walls. Oh, and spiral
staircase for those upstairs wishing to join the pool party.

"This is a blue-ribbon property," enthuses Tom Offermann Real Estate's
Nic Hunter who's taking the property to auction on Saturday 19 March
2022. "Those who know Sunshine Beach appreciate the privileged location
and amenable sub-tropical climate, also being able to enjoy anonymity at
one of the world's best beaches or at the nearby village where the local
café society preserve the 'barefoot if you like' attitude.
"If you're thinking about basking in the pleasures of a dream lifestyle or
investment, it's all here." The property has been home to the current owners for many years, with the recent change in the short term letting rules, Noosa Council has confirmed there is " existing rights for short term accommodation" on 1/20 Belmore Terrace.

1/20 Belmore Terrace Sunshine Beach
Bedrooms 3 | Bathrooms 2 | Garage 1 | Pool
Auction: Saturday 19 March 2022 10am

Facts & Features.
- House Size 197m2
- Land Size: 206m2
- Pool: 2.5m x 6m w slate wall & water feature
- About: Chris Clout design; 2-level duplex; blackbutt floors & treads;
high timber ceilings; TimberArt custom cabinetry; aircon/fans;
skylights; garage w shelving; VJ-profile doors; terrace off living
room 2.8 x 5.2m; master suite w walk-in robe, marble tiled ensuite,
custom conical-shaped vanity + terrace 3m x 3.5m; downstairs
queen bedroom w walk-in robe, access to pool/undercover terrace;
shared bathroom w freestanding oval bath; 3 rd queen bedroom w
built-in robe; security door/gate/side fence, lovely cross ventilation on both levels.
- Kitchen: plantation shutters; galley-style w stone-topped benches
incl 3m island/breakfast bar; 2-pac cabinetry w soft close drawers;
Fisher & Paykel 3-door fridge w icemaker; Miele ovens x 2 cooktop
- Exterior: undercover terrace poolside 3m x 5.4m; lawn suitable for
pets; espaliered gardens; spiral staircase
- Location: 2/5-min walk to popular restaurants, cafes, bars &
boutiques at Sunshine Beach village, Sunshine Beach Surf Club &
patrolled beach; 5mins to Noosa National Park w walkway to Noosa
Heads & Hastings Street via Alexandria Bay