3 Thooleer Close, Cooya Beach, QLD, 4873 - House Sold on 16 02 2026

SoldFeb 16, 2026

3 Thooleer Close, Cooya Beach, QLD, 4873

$625,000

800 m²

House

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10 days on the market

Sold: Feb 16, 2026

What's around 3 Thooleer Close

Ideal Starter Home

Just 100 metres from the sandy shores of Cooya Beach, this solid home sits proudly on a generous 800sqm block. Neat as a pin and lovingly maintained this property has a lot to offer. The main residence features three comfortable bedrooms and a well-maintained bathroom. At the heart of the home is a generous and practical kitchen, contemporary in style with ample cupboards, dishwasher and a central island bench, perfectly positioned to cater for entertaining on the adjoining deck. A large internal laundry with direct outdoor access adds even more convenience. Fully tiled, screened and air-conditioned throughout, this home is solidly built and designed for low-maintenance comfort in the tropics. Step outside and discover your very own private retreat - a sparkling freeform saltwater pool surrounded by established gardens, plus a large undercover alfresco deck area ideal for year-round gatherings. Adding even more value, the property boasts a massive shed with its own separate room and a second bathroom - perfect for a home office, guest accommodation, or hobbies that need extra space. Incredible value for money, this property is an ideal choice for first home buyers, retirees seeking a relaxed coastal lifestyle, or savvy investors looking for strong demand in a beachside location. Whether you're after a family home, a coastal escape, or an investment with loads of potential, this property delivers space, lifestyle, and location - all just moments from the beach. Contact your exclusive agent Soula Kazarkis 0422 966 573 to discuss the property further or to arrange your private inspection. 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.