Positioned where the Maroochy River meets the ocean, Cotton Tree by Mosaic presents a rare opportunity to lease a spacious three-bedroom residence in one of the Sunshine Coast's most tightly held lifestyle locations.
This boutique collection, comprising two architecturally refined buildings, has been carefully designed to reflect the timeless character of Cotton Tree, a community loved for its laid-back energy, coastal charm, and strong connection to nature.
Surrounded by the best of coastal living, Residents are within easy walking distance of the river foreshore, patrolled beaches, relaxed cafés, weekend markets and Cotton Tree Esplanade. The iconic coastal walkway from Cotton Tree to Alexandra Headland offers sweeping ocean views, while the dining and retail precincts of Maroochydore and Sunshine Plaza are just minutes away.
3-Bedroom + Multi-Purpose Room Features:
- Bright, open-plan living with seamless indooroutdoor flow.
- Large balcony overlooking the Maroochydore River, ideal for relaxing or entertaining.
- Premium kitchen with Smeg appliances, natural stone benchtops and soft-close cabinetry. Integrated Fridge, dishwasher, microwave and dryer included.
- Three generous bedrooms, including a master with private ensuite.
- High ceilings, ducted air-conditioning and quality flooring throughout.
- Secure basement parking with lift access, two basement car spaces allocated to this apartment, one with an over-bonnet storage unit.
Residents also enjoy access to a suite of exclusive amenities, including:
- Resort-style swimming pool
- Landscaped outdoor dining and entertaining areas
- Fully equipped gymnasium
- Secure building access and professional management
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