30 Oxley Drive
Paradise Point 4216

This property was sold by Josh Finch.

Method of Sale: Sold prior Auction

Marketing Campaign: Local Print, Digital and Social

OFI Attendees: 4

Enquiries: 6

Online Views: 1,389

Days on Market: 6

For strategic advice on your next sales campaign, call Josh Finch on 0422 035 686.

Property Description:

Dream Boaties Paradise on a Wide Water Junction

Capturing sweeping views down a wide water junction, this single-level home will be a paradise for boating enthusiasts. Occupying a 641m2 block with a 18.1m sandy beach, pontoon and private boat ramp with electric winch, it's your launchpad to a lifestyle of aquatic adventures. Boasting easy access to North or South Stradbroke, the Broadwater, Sanctuary Cove and more, you can even cruise to Calypso Bay or the Southport Yacht Club for a meal. And when you're not exploring the stunning waterways on your doorstep, don't be surprised if you see a pod of dolphins or stingrays gliding by.

Internally, the home caters to comfort and functionality, featuring multiple living and dining zones and a stylish kitchen with filtered water, abundant storage and a large servery window. Opening directly onto an expansive, wraparound terrace, it's fitted with retractable shutters, creating an all-weather entertaining haven to host guests. Beyond, a protected pool awaits alongside a sundeck, inviting you to relax alfresco-style after a day on the boat.

When fun-filled days draw to an end, retreat to a choice of three bedrooms. The master suite is enhanced with a walk-in robe and ensuite featuring full-height tiling, while two additional bedrooms (with built-in robes) are served by a family bathroom with a separate toilet. Plus, take advantage of a home office with external access and secure parking for three cars.

The Highlights:

- Single level residence anchored on a wide water junction, with beautiful views down the seaway

- 641m2 block with a 18.1m sandy beach

- Kitchen includes a dishwasher, oven, insinkerator, filtered water tap, abundant storage and a large servery window connecting to an alfresco entertaining area

- Lounge room with a bay window, adjoins a versatile living/dining area

- Second living/meals area near kitchen

- Master suite includes a walk-in robe and stylish ensuite with dual vanity and full-height tiling

- Two bedrooms with built-in robes

- Tasteful family bathroom with a separate toilet

- Office with external access

- Expansive, wraparound alfresco terrace, trimmed with retractable shutters to ensure year-round, all-weather enjoyment

- Protected pool plus a waterside deck with shade sail

- Pontoon with water

- Boat ramp includes an electric winch

- Fenced front lawn with established gardens

- Secure double carport and a single garage

- Air-conditioning and ceiling fans

Outgoings and Income:

Council Rates: $3,234.48 per year approx.

Water Rates: $1,857.92 per year approx.

Rental Appraisal: $1,300 - $1,500 per week approx.

While this location does indeed deliver a dream waterfront lifestyle, life on dry land is equally enticing. Just 550m away, the Paradise Point Bowls Club is perfect for a relaxed meal, or stroll approx. 15 minutes to sample charming cafés, patisseries, restaurants, boutiques and scenic waterside parklands in Paradise Point. Families will appreciate the close proximity to quality schools and Hope Island Marketplace too, plus benefit from being central to championship Sanctuary Cove golf courses and its world-class marina.

Dive into adventure and a life where you can indulge your love of sun, sea and sailing. Arrange an inspection with Josh Finch on 0422 035 686 today.

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