Imagine opening the doors, hearing the ocean roll in across the road, and deciding whether today is a swim, a surf, or a coffee and a walk along the sand. That is the everyday version of life here, not the brochure version.
Set within Oasis, a boutique pair of six-storey buildings on the last remaining beachfront land in Bokarina, this ground-floor residence is entered from Longboard Parade and lives like a home rather than an apartment. A single level, 134m² of internal living, and an eastern orientation that brings in the morning light and the breeze that follows it.
No stairs. No lift. No waiting. That matters more than it sounds. For a family it means kids, bikes, prams and sandy feet come and go without a production. For anyone who surfs it means the board goes under your arm, out the gate, across the road and into the water. The 6m² beach room just off the entry is exactly what it says it is: somewhere for boards, wetsuits, towels, golf clubs and the general overflow that apartments usually have nowhere to put.
The layout is generous and genuinely well resolved. Living and dining run through the centre of the plan and open to a 24m² covered courtyard, big enough for a full outdoor setting and the kind of space you actually use rather than admire. Its own security gate opens to the street frontage directly opposite the beach.
The kitchen sits at the heart of it with a stone island bench, premium integrated appliances, a butler's pantry behind and a built-in study desk tucked alongside for the laptop, the bills and the school projects. Security screens throughout allow the apartment to be opened right up.
Three bedrooms are zoned with real thought. The master sits privately at the rear with its own access to the outdoor terrace, a walk-in robe plus additional robe, and an ensuite with twin vanities and a separate WC. The two further bedrooms sit at the entry end alongside the main bathroom, ideal for children, guests or a home office. A separate powder room for visitors and a full-sized laundry with Fisher & Paykel washer and dryer, stone benchtops and proper cupboard storage complete a plan that has been designed by someone who understood how people live. Ducted air-conditioning throughout, premium tiling to the wet areas, and two secure car spaces below.
Presented as new, because it is. The apartment has not been lived in since completion. It is vacant and ready to move into, and settlement can be structured short or long to suit the buyer, whether you want the keys quickly or need time to bring your own sale together.
The building holds its standard, too. Residents have a 15-metre lap pool and sun terrace, gymnasium, sauna, yoga lawn, communal dining with pizza oven, an outdoor beach shower for the walk home, and mature tropical landscaping throughout. Designed with a deliberate emphasis on privacy, and a design that has aged well rather than dated.
What has changed since Oasis was built is the precinct around it, and this is the part worth paying attention to.
A short stroll away, the Seanna building now houses two of the Coast's genuine dining destinations. Bocca Italian has been drawing people from across the region since it opened, and Playa, Tony Kelly's Baja-Mexican room with a standalone bar and terrace seating three hundred, arrived alongside it to the busiest opening the group has recorded. Dinner without a car park, a booking a couple of minutes from your front door.
Behind that, the new ground-floor retail at Bask on Bokarina Boulevard delivers the everyday convenience the precinct has been waiting on. The Cornershop, a 240m² organic grocer and café from the team behind Noosa's Organika, anchors the strip, with Urban Lamb and a growing line-up of food, wellness and service operators joining it. Coffee, groceries, a pilates class and dinner, all inside a few hundred metres.
Beyond the immediate walk: the coastal pathway and dog-friendly beach, parks and playgrounds, Kawana Sports Precinct, Sunshine Coast University Hospital, Kawana Shoppingworld, leading public and private schools, the university and the airport, all between five and twenty-five minutes.
It will suit more than one kind of buyer. Downsizers who have no intention of downgrading. Families who want a beachfront address without giving up space or storage. Surfers who have spent years carrying boards through lobbies and lifts. Anyone who would rather walk to dinner than drive to it.
Beachfront, on the ground floor, unlived in, in a precinct that has just come of age.
Please note: entry for all open homes and inspections is directly off Longboard Parade.
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