Cube Developments reveals plans to expand Oaks Resort by 98 units

A Sunshine Coast developer has revealed plans to build almost 100 new units in a popular holiday resort, along with a proposed water park upgrade. SEE WHERE

Cube Developments reveals plans to expand Caloundra resort by 98 units.

A well-known Sunshine Coast developer has revealed plans to build 98 new units in a popular holiday resort, along with a proposed water park upgrade.

Cube Developments submitted the plans for the large-scale upgrade to Oaks Resort in Golden Beach to the Sunshine Coast Council on Thursday.

Oak Resort, located on 2 Landsborough Parade, Golden Beach, is described as a family-friendly resort with various amenities including a tennis court, water park and restaurant.

If approved, the upgrade would not impact the complex’s existing units, which include a mix of short-term holiday rentals and permanent residences.

The development application shows a major remodel of the resort’s existing facilities as well as a new gym pavilion and mini golf course.

Cube Developments reveals plans to expand Caloundra’s Oaks Resort by 98 units across five buildings.

The developer’s plans show the 98 new units would be split across five separate buildings, each two-storeys high, with a mix of two and three-bedroom apartments.

“The proposal seeks approval for 98 units to be constructed on part of 2C North Street, Golden Beach for permanent and short-term accommodation,” the town planning report stated.

“Future owners of the units will have the flexibility to use the properties for either short-term or permanent residential accommodation.”

The complex’s tennis court and jumping pillow would be relocated to make way for 98 new units, if granted approval.

According to the application, the upgrade to the resort would ensure each unit had access to a private courtyard as well as the existing facilities, which would be relocated.

“As part of the development, it is proposed to relocate the existing playground, mini golf course, jumping pillow and tennis court facilities that service the Oaks resort complex,” the report stated.

“Upgrades to the water park surrounds are also proposed.”

The plan also shows plans for a new gym pavilion by within the resort’s recreational zone.