DREAMY BUNGALOW WITH DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

Dreamy bungalow with development potential

This stunning property, primely located on Kingscliff Hill, provides a rare opportunity to subdivide and sell off the front allotment, or keep as is for its rare beauty.

Note: if you are interested in purchasing the front vacant allotment to build your dream home - this option will be considered by the current owners.

The bungalow is a one of a kind original 1953 beach house. Featuring a complimentary mid century design with beautiful natural lighting and an iconic original stone fire place. The house has been beautifully renovated with a nod to its design heritage of the 1950s. It has been designed around optimum airflow and natural lighting, keeping it cool in summer and cosy in winter.

The new bespoke designed kitchen will be loved by all featuring an island bench, extremely generous butlers pantry, 6 burner gas stove and built in dishwasher.

The bedrooms are spacious and offer large cupboard storage. The rooms maintain feature cornices, polished hardwood floors and feature lighting.

The two chic bathrooms are complete with custom cabinetry, encaustic tiling and feature tapware.

Most of your idyllic days will be spent on the newly constructed outdoor secondary living / entertainment deck with ocean glimpses. This overlooks the magnificent garden with an old oak tree and mature palms. The deck has an enclosed pitched roof with rafters and enclosed by a breeze block servery; uber stylish! Multi layered decking provides for additional seating, storage and an inclusive experience to entertain or safely watch children playing.

The house is tucked between a lane and a street, in a peaceful and private position on Kingscliff Hill. Enjoy a 5 minute stroll to the ocean or popular Cudgen creek, cafes, shops and modern amenities.

If you have been searching for a rare and unique property with future potential for capital growth, this is the one you have been waiting for!

Just south of the Gold Coast border and 15 minutes from the Gold Coast Airport lies the quaint town of Kingscliff, known for its beach town charm, bustling beachfront precinct offering numerous cafes, pubs, SLSC and retailers. Music lovers will know this as the home of the 1980s band members, The Sunnyboys.

Whilst historically known as a great holiday destination, from the ever-popular caravan park to up market holiday homes, Kingscliff is quickly “growing up”. As some of the older cottages are updated and remodelled, the area is quickly evolving into a more “beach chic” location, often compared to the likes of Noosa Heads.

Farmers and night markets are local’s favourites, and the town plays host to numerous local and international surfing and lifesaving events. Weekend mornings see the beachfront cafes swell with locals, often returning from walks, ocean swims and bike rides, signalling the start of another relaxing day.

Kingscliff’s hills and terrain offer a variety of potential views, with homes benefitting from both southerly and northerly perspectives, depending on location.

Occupying 9 square kilometres, with a population of 7,464+ (2016 census), Kingscliff offers a strong commercial presence in the area, including solicitors, architects, library, banks, ambulance/emergency services, medical centres, and TAFE.

Included in the Kingscliff town area is the “Salt Village” community, located on its southern border. Like Casuarina, Salt is a newer development established around 2005, and the two communities are linked by a bike path along the beachfront, which continues all the way into Kingscliff - a well tracked walk for residents! Salt has been a popular relocation target for inter-state buyers, and has seen innovative, architecturally designed homes built throughout the community. With the new influx of buyers, Salt’s friendly streets have filled with younger families – look out when driving around for kids on bikes and skateboards!

Salt Beach is a 1.2km stretch of pristine and uncrowded beach which is patrolled during spring and summer. Great for beach walks, fishing, surfing, or just “chillaxing”. Salt Central Park, is the gathering area residents and visitors, and is situated between Peppers Salt Resort & Spa and Mantra on Salt Beach Central Park. The retail strip includes numerous restaurants, coffee shops and retail stores.

Just south of Salt lies Casuarina. With a resident population of over 1660+ people (2015 census), young families and retirees were the initial residents. However, in the last few years, professionals have realised that the 15-minute drive to the Gold Coast Airport, and proximity to Gold Coast commercial precincts, makes Casuarina a great location that combines work and lifestyle.

A recently completed multi-million dollar neighbourhood centre retail hub includes a Coles supermarket, along with 12 specialty stores and parking for 237 vehicles. Casuarina is also home to Surfing Australia’s High Performance Centre, where many of Australia’s elite surfers undergo state of the art physical training and coaching. Adjacent to the centre is the Rec Club Rock Fitness Centre, a popular gym featuring swimming, boxing, yoga, pilates and weight training facilities, personal training and classes. Casuarina is active!

Some of our favourites eateries include…..

Paper Daisy Restaurant located in the Halcyon House (Cabarita Beach)

Fins Restaurant (Salt Village)

Bombay Cricketers Club - Indian with a twist

Cudgen Headland Surf Club (views!!)

Kingscliff Beach Hotel (the pub)

Chouxbox Cafe

Mockingbird Cafe

Taverna

Kathmandu

Mahsuri

Zanzibar

Salt Village French Patisserie

Nearby Cabarita Beach includes an array of cafés, restaurants, boutiques, medical and dental clinic, a large Woolworths shopping precinct including essential amenity stores, SLSC and of course ‘The Beach Hotel’ (Local Pub). Patrolled swimming area is located directly in front of ‘The Beach Hotel’. Cabarita Beach has furthermore been complemented by the addition of Halcyon House – the Award Winning Luxury 5 Star Hotel.

Local tourist attractions include scuba trips to Cook Island, whale-watching tours, deep sea fishing charters and learn to surf schools. The annual Greenback Fishing competition is well known and attended. A visit to the Tweed Regional Gallery in Murwillumbah is high on our list, if not for the love of art, certainly for the views from its cafe!

With access to Byron Bay only 35 minutes south, the buzzing holiday town offers a great destination for day trips, with its plethora of watering holes and eateries. The nearby hinterland area including Mt Warning is approximately 30 minutes west with it’s famous climb and devine cafe/restuarant Mavis's Kitchen. Some other great daytrips include a drive to Harvest Cafe in Newrybar, a visit to the FARM in Byron Bay or a drive to some of the amazing waterfalls along our coastal hinterland.

Must Do

• Walk to Fingal Lighthouse
• See turtles on a snorkelling tour to Cook Island with the Watersports Guru
• Visit Murwillumbah Art Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre
• Explore Heritage rain forest and climb Mount Warning

Tweed Coast Growth

The Tweed Coast is now considered a viable place for families to settle and a safe haven for investors:

• Vicinity to infrastructure – Shopping, Hospitals, Schools & Airport
• Lifestyle
• Patrolled Beach Areas and a safe community atmosphere
• Burgeoning cafe and restaurant culture
• Absence of high rise development
• Reasonable commute to Brisbane
• Strong holiday and permanent rental occupancy

Schools

• Bogangar Public School
• Cudgen Public School
• Duranbah Public School
• Kingscliff High School
• Pottsville Beach Public School
• St Ambrose Catholic School
• St Anthony’s Primary School
• Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School
• St James Primary School
• St Joseph’s College
• Pacific Coast Christian School
• Mt St Patrick Primary School
• Pippies Early Childhood Centre
• Cabarita Beach Child Care services

* All distances indicated are approximate only.

Pools

Tweed Regional Aquatic Centres - for pool information in Tweed Heads, Kingscliff and Murwillumbah

Oasis Pools - Banora

Suburb Statistics for Kingscliff

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As locals who have built and sold our own homes on this magnificent coast, we take great pride in helping you sell your property too! We simply treat our vendors (and buyers) the same way we expect to be treated when we sell our personal homes. We assume our clients have had past real estate experience, and simply need us to facilitate the process on their behalf with honesty, integrity, regular feedback and a healthy sale!

Negotiating excellent prices for our vendors is something we have developed our reputation on; we would be happy to share our sales record, testimonials and details to support this statement. We live amongst you, and want to see our values protected through responsible real estate transactions. We like to deliver on our promises and keep our word to maintain our healthy business which is local and very personal. We consider your timing, price expectations, market conditions and the detail of your home before we plan any marketing. When spending marketing money, we believe in focused marketing that works to highlight your home against the competition. We may seem pedantic with the preparation of your home before it goes to market, but this is just in an effort to help you achieve the best money for your home.

We can guide you each step of the way; we look forward to meeting you and representing your home to achieve an honest result!

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