Set on a generous 816sqm allotment in fast-rising Nikenbah, with an eastern-facing backyard, a bush park across the road and no neighbours on the other side of the street, this is the kind of home that gives buyers that rare feeling of space, peace and possibility the moment they arrive.
The styling is timeless Coastal Hamptons, but what really makes this home special is how easy it will be to love. Morning light spilling into the backyard. Breezy afternoons under the oversized covered outdoor area. Movie nights in the media room. Family dinners around the open-plan kitchen, dining and living zone while the walk-in pantry quietly hides the chaos. It is polished, practical and beautifully put together, but never cold or overdone. It feels like home.
With 240sqm of floor area, four bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms and a floorplan that has been thoughtfully flipped to make the most of the block, this is a home that understands modern living. The master suite offers a private retreat with walk-in robe and ensuite, while the rest of the home flows with the kind of comfort families, professionals and downsizers all respond to.
Then there is the finish.
The 2.55m ceilings with square set cornices, Caesarstone benchtops throughout, ducted air-conditioning, upgraded electrical and plumbing fixtures, 900mm Haier oven and induction cooktop, integrated dishwasher, exposed aggregate driveway, Colorbond fencing, tropical landscaping and roller blinds throughout all speak to a build that has gone beyond the standard spec sheet. This is not just a house. It is a home that has been elevated at every opportunity.
Outside, the opportunity keeps going. There is room for side access, room for the extras, and room for life to grow.
THIS HOME CHECKS ALL THE BOXES:
- 816sqm allotment with eastern-facing backyard
- Bush park across the road
- No neighbours on the other side of the street
- Space for side access to the backyard
- 240sqm floor area
- Coastal Hamptons styling inside and out
- 4 bedrooms
- 2.5 bathrooms
- Open-plan kitchen, dining and living
- Separate media/lounge room
- Master bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite
- Extra-large covered outdoor entertaining area
- Walk-in pantry behind the kitchen
- Ducted air-conditioning throughout
- Ceiling fans throughout
- Upgraded electrical throughout
- Exposed aggregate driveway
- Colorbond fencing and gates
- Turf and coastal/tropical gardens
- 2.55m ceilings with square set cornices throughout
- Steel frame and Colorbond roof
- Caesarstone benchtops throughout
- 900mm Haier oven and induction cooktop
- Fully integrated dishwasher
- Upgraded plumbing fixtures throughout
- Timber-look laminate flooring throughout
- Carpet in bedrooms
- Tiled porch and alfresco
- Roller blinds throughout
PROXIMITY:
7 mins to Yarrilee State School
8 mins to St James Lutheran College
8 mins to Bayside Christian College
10 mins to Hervey Bay State High School
8 mins to Stockland Hervey Bay
6 mins to Hervey Bay Hospital
6 mins to St Stephen's Hospital
12 mins to Scarness Beach
16 mins to Urangan Pier
14 mins to Hervey Bay Airport
18 mins to Gatakers Bay Boat Ramp
90 mins to Bundaberg
210 mins to Brisbane
Nikenbah is one of those suburbs that gives buyers the best of both worlds. You get the feeling of space, newer homes, larger blocks and a quieter streetscape, but without giving up convenience. Shops, schools, hospitals, beaches and the airport are all within easy reach, which is a big part of why the suburb is gaining so much attention.
From an investment standpoint, there is real momentum here. Fraser Coast Regional Council said in 2025 that the broader Nikenbah and Dundowran growth area covers more than 1,300 hectares and could support more than 10,000 houses in the coming decades, with planning underway around roads, parks, schools, shops and services. The existing planning scheme also envisions Nikenbah as a logical, orderly and sustainable urban growth area with activity centres, community facilities, open space and upgraded infrastructure.
That future growth is already starting to show up on the ground. A development application for Hervey Bay Central on Chapel Road was lodged in 2025, proposing a supermarket, specialty shops, medical and commercial services, a tavern, childcare centre and a swim school/gym for the growing Nikenbah community. On top of that, Bloom itself is a 170-lot residential subdivision, with stages 1 to 4 sold out and stage 6 now selling, which is a strong sign of buyer demand in this pocket. In plain English, Nikenbah is no longer just a suburb with potential. It is a suburb actively evolving, and that is exactly what owner-occupiers and investors like to see.
People want to live in Nikenbah because it feels like they have found a little more breathing room without being pushed too far from everything that matters. There is a softness to it. Bigger lots. More sky. More greenery. More of that relaxed Fraser Coast feeling. Add the convenience of Hervey Bay's schools, hospitals, shopping and coastline being close by, and it is easy to see why Nikenbah has become one of the area's most exciting lifestyle and growth suburbs.
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