RECORD SET: $22m beachfront mansion hits market
IT SET records in the 1980s and now a spectacular Sunshine Beach property looks set to again surpass all others.
Property
Exciting times on horizon
Positive outlook for region with major projects set to continue driving the economy
Perfect dual living for the extended family
Spacious family home comes to market first time in 26 years
White-water views north to Noosa
Landmark Coolum home in elevated position on 675sq m has wide ocean panorama
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