Nestled within the tranquil surrounds of the Oak Beach Nature Reserve, 16 Oak Street is a beautifully crafted, elevated beachside residence designed to embrace the ultimate tropical lifestyle. Surrounded by mature melaleucas, palms, and a protected rainforest backdrop, this private retreat offers a peaceful setting just 100 metres from the beach via a quiet, leafy pathway.
Designed with classic tropical architecture in mind, the home showcases soaring cathedral ceilings, exposed timber beams, and stunning Red Tulip Oak flooring throughout. The open-plan layout creates a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living, with the expansive wraparound timber verandah providing the perfect space for entertaining, alfresco dining, or simply relaxing while enjoying the sounds of the ocean and glimpses of the water through the trees.
The home features three bedrooms, including a spacious main bedroom that opens directly onto the verandah and includes a walk-in wardrobe/office space and renovated ensuite with a bath. Designed to capture natural light and cooling sea breezes, the property offers comfortable living year-round with air-conditioning and screening throughout.
Outside, the tropical lifestyle continues with a stunning stone-edged saltwater swimming pool framed by rock wall gardens and lush rainforest surrounds. The outdoor spaces include a generous entertaining deck, dedicated fire pit area, slate-floored double carport, tool shed, separate laundry facilities, and a 1,200-litre rainwater tank.
Located approximately 20 minutes from Port Douglas, this unique residence offers the perfect blend of privacy, nature, and coastal living - a true tropical sanctuary only moments from the beach.
At a glance:
• $850 per week
• Unfurnished
• Available Now
• 12 month lease
• Open plan living
• Beachside
To Apply: http://www.realestate.com.au/rent/applications/rea-listing/444540412
Disclaimer: All information about the property has been provided to Ray White by third parties. Ray White has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property.
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