Lavish and exclusive Noosa land release
In a class of its own - a limited and final opportunity to be part of an alluring land release near Noosa River
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Vacant land in Noosa is in short supply yet now there is an opportunity to buy into this sought-after region.
Marketed by Tom Offermann Real Estate, it's where a new level of sophistication awaits discerning purchasers of Noosa's last and most prestigious residential land release.
Five-minutes from the Noosa River and Gympie Terrace, the estate of 50 home sites has the added protection of covenants.
"It represents an unprecedented once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to revel in a true sense of community,'' Mr Offermann said, "with an architect-designed contemporary residence embracing the timeless integrity and character of the address.
"Parks and cycle tracks are integral to the estate and it's close to esteemed private and public schools, transport options, well maintained parks, Noosa Village retail precinct, the Noosa Library and the leisure centre, plus it abuts the Noosa Waters canal development.
"It's all about saving the best until last so seize the moment because opportunities such as Pandanus Grove, located in one of Australia's premier resort destinations, will never be repeated.''
Richard Locke and John Dover of Tom Offermann Real Estate will be on site every Friday and Saturday 11am-12pm.
11 ELY STREET, NOOSAVILLE
What: Pandanus Grove: Exclusive Noosaville land release
Features: First release of eight lots in master-planned estate
Price: For sale by tender closing 5pm December 12
Agent: Richard Locke and John Dover of Tom Offermann Real Estate
Contact: 0433 237 422, 0412 714 404
Inspection: On site every Friday and Saturday 11am-12pm
Originally published as Lavish and exclusive Noosa land release
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