Inside luxury Capricorn Coast homes selling for over $1m each in 2023
The Capricorn Coast continues to be a popular destination for buyers looking for luxury homes close to the beach, with 10 homes selling for more than $1 million in 2023.
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The Capricorn Coast continues to be a popular destination for buyers looking for luxury homes close to the beach, with 10 homes selling for more than $1 million in 2023.
Ray White Yeppoon principal Debbie Lodwick handled the recent sales of 35 Banksia Place, Taranganba, and 229 Preston Road, Adelaide Park, which sold for more than $1 million.
Ms Lodwick said there was a lot of interest in 35 Banksia Place before it sold for $1.09 million on February 3.
“I did have quite a few offers on the property,” she said.
She said the home sold to buyers from Rockhampton.
She said the home was in a very good neighbourhood and boasted incredible ocean, island and harbour views.
The home boasts five bedrooms, three bathrooms, two separate living areas, modern kitchen with granite bench tops and butlers pantry, laundry, double garage and under roof entertainment area with 180 degree ocean views.
Ms Lodwick said there was also good inquiry on 229 Preston Road before it sold for $1.27 million on March 17.
“I had multiple offers on that one as well,” she said.
She said the property sold to buyers from Central Queensland.
The property is situated on 38 acres and boasts four bedrooms, two bathrooms, office, two living areas, front patio and entertainment area, two sheds, in-ground pool and dam.
Two more million-dollar sales on the Capricorn Coast were recorded just last week.
A five bedroom, two bathroom home at 7 Carbine Place, Barmaryee, sold for $1.05 million on March 28 through Ray White Yeppoon.
The home also has an open plan dining and living area with large kitchen, separate media room, covered alfresco area, two-car garage and shed.
Also sold on March 28 was 25 Island View Crescent, Barlows Hill, which sold for $1.01 million through Cooke Property Agents Rockhampton.
The home boasts five bedrooms, three bathrooms, two-car garage, open plan living, and ocean and island views.
Other million-dollar sales on the Capricorn Coast in 2023 include:
- 2 Mountain View Drive, Inverness, sold for $1.225 million on February 23.
- 5 Acacia Grove, Lammermoor, sold for $1,157,249 on February 10.
- 37 Bayview Drive, Lammermoor, sold for $1.6 million on February 4.
- 13 Todd Avenue, Yeppoon, sold for $2.325 million on January 25.
- 2 Timaru Place, Emu Park, sold for $1.12 million on January 17.
- 37 Saltwater Court, Mulambin, sold for $1.207 million on January 11.
Principal of @Real Estate, Natalie Gesler, said the Capricorn Coast property market was set to jump to new heights this Easter, with real estate agents gearing up for the biggest Easter they have experienced so far.
“Traditionally Easter sees a rise in buyer activity and sales as holiday makers and those attending events such as Rockynats and the Emu Park Festival of the Wind fall in love with the beautiful Capricorn Coast and often decide to stay, invest or purchase a holiday home, thanks to the abundance of natural beauty, relaxed beach lifestyle and idealistic climate,” Ms Gesler said.
“The traditional increase in Easter property buyers combined with the already buoyant Capricorn Coast real estate market and low stock levels is sure to result in increased buyer activity and competition.
“Interestingly over the last six months 60 per cent of all @ Real Estate buyers have been from out of town.
“Furthermore, in March 2022 the average sale price on the Capricorn Coast was around $581,000 and is now $683,000, that’s a massive 14 per cent increase over the last 12 months.
“As the housing shortage continues and the popularity of Yeppoon and surrounding areas continues to explode, it is expected that this growth will continue.”