In the sleepy suburb of Flaxton, one very astute resident held onto one of the best lots in the area. There can never be another and now some 23 years later, its time has come in an emerging neighbourhood of quality homes.
A generous 900m2 with a wide frontage allows for your design inspirations to come to life. The key is to capture the North facing ocean views to Coolum and the hinterland views to Noosa. The perfect home will invite in the warm winter while turning your back to the cold South Westerlies. Meanwhile cool summer breezes are guaranteed on this ridge top some 400 meters above sea level.
The site is cleared and free from any large trees allowing your building to commence immediately. An established fruit orchard at the rear of the block ensures gorgeous avocados, persimmons, mango's and citrus. This famous rich red rainforest soil grows pretty much anything. This neighbourhood allows your home to be largely self sufficient and local residents enjoy sweet clean rainwater for all their needs.
A unique precinct with a friendly community spirit and lovely tree lined avenues for your evening stroll. Walk a little further down Ensbey Rd to capture stunning valley views across the National Parks. Being perfectly positioned between Mapleton and Montville provides easy access to all services and the delights of some of the best café's and eateries in the state. If you like a walk on the sand, its no problem with a pleasant 25 minute drive to Maroochydore and North Shore beaches.
Realistic pricing for an immediate sale.
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