Lot 361 Seaside Drive BANKSIA BEACH

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Lot 361 Seaside Drive BANKSIA BEACH

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Lowest Price Premium Canal Frontage – ‘your piece of Paradise’

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Ready to build, on this North Facing 595 sq metre level block that offers wonderful water views at the door step and foreground. ( see drone video in in the photos list). Most importantly your new home will be one of very few close to the mouth of the main waterway ensuring easy access for boating and fishing with deep water that is constantly refreshed. Your own pontoon, should you wish, will see you and friends strolling a few paces to launch your boat, setting off for a carefree trip venturing into the magic wide waterways.
Set in fabulous Bribie Island’s Pacific Harbour, home owners enjoy a lifestyle that oozes relaxation on one hand and a host of activities on the other. With building standards and community management of open areas, home owners are assured of quality homes in the neighbourhood. Owners can feel confident that by buying into this section of Seaside Drive Banksia Beach they are purchasing the prestige part of the estate with the greatest potential for capital growth.
A broad array of services and facilities are nearby including a surf beach and a selection of beckoning yellow sandy beaches. Shopping centres, great hotels and restaurants complete a lifestyle picture the envy of other regions yet 45 minutes from Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast.
Imagine sipping champagne from your own pool as you entertain or absorb the attractive waterways in your own space.
Example home designs are available and connection to a highly reputed draftsman and builder can be made where a dedicated team deliver premium finish attested by many happy customers. They take away the stress of building by only taking on work they can complete in agreed timeframe.
This block is priced to sell being the last available 15 metre frontage in this amazing dream location Last remaining blocks on this prestige strip are priced at least $100,000 more.

We like the quote on Homely.com.au from a Bribie Island resident:
"Paradise Island"
Bribie Island is a coastal paradise that offers not only the closest surf beach to Brisbane but also protected sailing and fishing in Pumicestone Passage. Bribie Island is predominantly National Park and Marine Park, and is characterised by a relaxed lifestyle and enjoyable sub-tropical climate.

Bribie Island is 45km from Brisbane’s CBD and some 17km from the Bruce Highway, the main north-south arterial route connecting Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast. The Island is approximately 34km long and up to 8km wide. Bribie Island’s wetland areas, heath, coastal forest and beaches are largely protected within the Bribie Island National Park. In fact, less than 20% of the Island can be built upon.

The tranquil waters of Pumicestone Passage are a sanctuary for dolphins, turtles, dugongs and migratory birds. Pumicestone Passage extends north to Caloundra, and much of it is a Marine Park. Bribie Island is also only a short cruise from some of Queensland’s best fishing and game fishing grounds off Moreton Island. The Moreton Island resort of Tangalooma is also within easy reach, as are some of Queensland’s best diving spots such as Flinders Reef. Ocean access is quick and safe, with no treacherous bars to navigate.

According to the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), a little over 20,000 people currently live on Bribie Island, however, 84% of the island is protected from development and this limit to development dictates a natural population cap of around 30,000 people, meaning that Bribie Island will never become as crowded as the Gold Coast or Sunshine Coast.

In addition to the 20,000 permanent residents, up to an additional 1,100 people at any one time visit the Island.

I can tell you; there are now less than 10,000 chances to live on this Island paradise and when we reach the proposed population cap of 30,000 people, up will go the ‘No Vacancy’ sign. Is the glass half empty?

I can also tell you; that if I am ever down to my last five dollars, I will stroll along the waterfront, to the ‘Blue Anchorage’ restaurant, order a glass of the house white, sit outside in the sun, watch people catch bream off the jetty, children play on the pristine sand, dolphins slowly cruise by, and look down at my glass. Thank goodness my glass, is still half full.
Thank goodness, I live in paradise.