Sunshine Coast luxury home offered for the first time
A designer home in the esplanade precinct of Mooloolaba is on the market for the first time.
A designer home in the esplanade precinct of Mooloolaba is on the market for the first time.
Sitting on a 587 square metre block of land, 11 Muraban Street, Mooloolaba offers five bedrooms plus study, three bathrooms, double garage with storage, media room and a stunning pool.
Listing agent, Dan Smith of Ray White Buderim expects interest between $1.4M and $1.8M.
“This is a spectacular property,” says Mr Smith. “The design maximises natural light and breezes and the build quality is without peer in the area.
“The home is situated in a quiet street and designed for privacy, whilst being only two blocks away from the Mooloolaba esplanade & the beach.
The current owners, Troy and Kylie Harry, live in Brisbane and built the property three and a half years ago as a holiday home.
“We’ve loved this home, but as the kids have gotten older we have more commitments with weekend sports and are planning on a stint overseas, so we can’t make it up to Mooloolaba as often as we’d like. It’s such a beautiful home, we feel like it’s going to waste.
“Mooloolaba’s esplanade is really dominated by units, and it’s rare to find a house this close to all the action,” says Mr Harry.
Going to auction on Saturday, 22 February 2014, Mr Smith expects to see interest from families looking to upgrade their lifestyle, empty nesters seeking a low maintenance penthouse alternative and possible interest to continue it’s use as a holiday home.
“I see this property as representing really great value. Location-wise it’s very hard to beat and it offers buyers the opportunity to get into the high-end market well below replacement cost. It’s also a great option for apartment buyers who’d prefer to maintain their individuality and not be involved in a body corporate.
“We’ve seen a clear increase in sales locally for entry level to mid level properties and we anticipate this trend will flow through to the high-end property market,” Mr Smith concludes.