Simply cross Park Road and your toes would be in the white sandy beach, as well as being totally immersed in the sub-tropical surrounds of alluring Little Cove Beach where the glistening waters of Laguna Bay, meet the lush Noosa National Park.
It affords the convenience of Little Cove with everything wonderful to eat, see and experience, yet safe in the knowledge the investment is underpinned by a never-ending pool of future buyers, all seeking the same enviable financial success with a piece of Noosa Head's finest real estate.
Facts & Features:
- House Size: 136m2
- About: 1947 built free-standing w original polished timber floors throughout, stone stairs & walls; fireplace; aircon/fans; 3-levels w 4 bedrooms, all w shutters & built-in robes; ensuite to master bedroom + family bathroom w bath, toilet, shower & laundry; living area w 2 x large sofas, flat screen digital TV & DVD + doors out to terrace w BBQ; VJ-profile internal doors; custom-made stair guards for small children; chandelier in stairwell; single garage+ visitor parking; roof replaced in 2020
- Terraces: main 4.7m x 4.5m w awning poolside wraps dining, living and east-side to kitchen; rooftop 3.7m x 4.7m off 1st level; attic 2.3m x 6m used as storage
- History credit Noosa Library: Alderly Cottage, also known as Annie, a 2-storey, shingle roofed, Tudor-inspired cottage designed & constructed using traditional methods, in 1947 by Harold (Harry) Davis & wartime friend Jaun (Jack) Carl Grummette. It was one of three built as part of Davis' plan to construct a modern Tudor village on the 7-acres he had purchased in 1947 in Little Cove. The other two mock Tudor cottages were demolished by developers in the 1980s
- Alderly: Cottage w pool surrounded by gardens; outdoor shower
- Location: Walk to Little Cove through gardens via nearby Park Road boardwalk to Hastings Street, Noosa Main Beach & beachside restaurants; backdrop of rainforest w local birdlife & fauna incl koalas; doorstep to First Point & world-famous Noosa National Park & surfing reserve
