1/13Aquila Cove is currently for sale for 30 Bitcoin, ?440 Ethereum or $2,105,713.21. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
Aquila Cove is on the market for 30 Bitcoin
A Carmila property, Aquila Cove, is the first property in Mackay to be on sale for Bitcoin currency.
2/13Aquila Cove features a beachfront house, a studio, fruit trees, and 70 acres of beachfront land and forest. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
3/13The Aquila Cove property features a beachfront house, a studio, fruit trees, and 70 acres of beachfront land and forest. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
4/13Aquila Cove is located on 70 acres of beachfront land and forest. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
5/13Aquila Cove has an abundance of fruit and nut trees, coffee trees, and an extensive vegetable garden. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
6/13Aquila Cove can be used for residential living with a recently renovated beachfront house and a studio. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
7/13The renovated Beach House is situated on the bank of the tidal estuary and has a bedroom, kitchen and separate ensuite. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
8/13The Studio is a recently renovated liveable shed at the western end of Aquila Cove. At approximately 42 sqm, the Studio has all the comforts of home. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
9/13The 170.18 acre Aquila Cove property has been in the same family for three generations. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
10/13Aquila Cove provides a 'totally self-sufficient and sustainable lifestyle'. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
11/13Aquila Cove could be used for a ecotourism resort, a caravan and/or camping park, aquaculture, intensive horticulture, free range chicken,egg or pork production, farm forestry, or as a solar farm. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
12/13A third of Aquila Cove is situated on the mainland, with the other two thirds a tidal island of pristine forest, with hundreds of metres of beach front. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
13/13Aquila Cove has 26 different fruit trees, an extensive vegetable garden, macadamia and pecan trees, and coffee trees. Picture: RealEstate.com.au
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