Drone takes last look at building to be demolished for units

Check out our drone footage of the building that'll soon make way for a lush set of units at this sought-after lot one block back from the beach.

This block of land at 102-104 Coolum Tce will soon be demolished under an application to Sunshine Coast Council. This image is from the town planning report submitted to the council in May 2018. Picture: Marboo Consulting

A COMPLEX of villas built in 1972 will be demolished to make way for a 21-unit low-rise development.

The Coolum Beach site at 102-104 Coolum Tce is under a demolition application being assessed by Sunshine Coast Council.

Known as Villa Coolum Resort, the site will be cleared to make way for a modern complex of units for short-term accommodation.

The unusual triangular block of land is one block from David Low Way and the beach, and has frontages on Barra Crescent and Coolum Tce.

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The development application prepared by Marboo Consulting and using Tim Ditchfield Architects was approved by the council in November last year.

The planned three-storey building will be 8.5m high.

READ: Should we save Coolum's beach shacks from demolition?

Originally published as Drone takes last look at building to be demolished for units