Yeppoon beachfront home on Todd Avenue sells for $2.3m

A prestigious beachfront home in Yeppoon has sold for more than $2.3 million after attracting a “massive amount of interest” from Brisbane, the Gold and Sunshine Coasts and far away as Hong Kong. See who snapped it up.

A prestigious beachfront home in Yeppoon has sold for $2.325 million to Central Queensland buyers after attracting “massive amount of interest”.

The property at 13 Todd Avenue was jointly advertised by Elders Real Estate Yeppoon principal Paul Minto and Harcourts Low and Co principal Grace Low.

13 Todd Avenue, Yeppoon, sold for $2.325 million on January 25, 2023. Picture: Contributed

Mr Minto said there was “massive amount of interest” in the property from out west, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Melbourne and even Hong Kong. “Inquiries in the hundreds.”

The home boasts an open plan layout that flows onto an ocean view deck. Picture: Contributed

He said the buyers were graziers from out west in Central Queensland.

The fully renovated home boasts four bedrooms across two levels, with two bedrooms on the lower level with a private bathroom and games area, and a master retreat with walk-in robe and ensuite upstairs, plus a fourth bedroom and third bathroom, both with ocean views.

The home also has a large double car garage, kitchen with stone marble benchtops and breakfast bar looking out to the ocean, and an open plan layout that flows onto an ocean view deck.

The home boasts four bedrooms across two levels. Picture: Contributed

Outside boasts a barbecue hut with outdoor kitchen and fourth bathroom and rolling green lawn onto the sandy beach.

Situated on a 1247 sqm allotment with views of the Keppel islands, Mr Minto said it was all about the size of the block of land with absolute beach frontage.

“You don’t get much better than that,” he said.

Outside boasts a barbecue hut with outdoor kitchen. Picture: Contributed

He said Yeppoon’s property market was still going strong.

“It is still strong because there is not enough houses available to keep up with the amount of people that want to move here,” he said.

“There is just not enough supply.”