Just steps to the water's edge in seemingly its own secluded paradise shrouded by palms, a classy townhome with a pathway to the Noosa River foreshore and Gympie Terrace, offers an exceptional lifestyle for the unretiring as well as the sage investor.
Fusing coastal style and a fresh creamy palette with casual flair, becomes obvious from the moment the door opens into the hallway. Natural light drenches the sandy-hued tiles which stretch the width of the townhome and flow into the generous open-plan living and dining area. Slide away the doors and note how they amplify the indoors-out effect, in a seamless transition to the terracotta-tiled terrace on the north-westerly side. You certainly get the feeling someone is about to pour a cool drink before a long lunch or a sublime sunset.
Bordering the terrace is lawn, and low maintenance sub-tropical gardens, either side of the fence. And let us not forget visiting friends lucky enough to have a boat, can moor it alongside the revetment wall.
This is true indoor/outdoor living for the entertainer, thanks also to the large kitchen, and with its breakfast bar also works intuitively around everyday life. Extra storage is under the stairs, and a powder room and laundry are nearby.
Upstairs reveals three bright bedrooms with built-in robes. Two including the master which has an ensuite, share an undercover terrace looking over Noosa Waters and the Noosa River. What a beautiful sight to wake up to. On the east-side is a third bedroom and a family-size bathroom with a bathtub.
"This is a must-see, investment-savvy townhome, one of two and part of a small enclave in a prized location at the end of a cul-de-sac," explains Tom Offermann Real Estate agent Eliza Coppin.
"Entry to the private secluded estate is via an electronic security gate with wide-arboured Poincianas either side. It really is a blue-ribbon waterside location which engages visually with the surrounding prestige residences and is perfect for walking, cycling, fishing and boating enthusiasts.
"The cycle and walkway go under the Gympie Terrace bridge to the Noosa River foreshore. The Noosa Yacht and Rowing Club is almost a neighbour and Gympie Terrace is nationally known as café and restaurant central."
