Ocean Panorama With Private Pool!

Summary:

A beautiful ocean view captures the eye for a moment, but an ocean panorama stops you in your tracks, leaving the outside world to fade away as you bask in its glory. And at this spectacular slice of paradise, billed as ‘beachfront living without the price tag’, the 180-degree outlook must be seen to be believed.



The Space:

With direct beachfront access, the two-storey property is oriented to take full advantage of its Pacific perspective, with views from almost every room as the waters transform from emerald in the shallows to an inviting shade of blue in pursuit of the horizon. Even the kitchen splashback is mirrored to capture the reflection, just one of many touches that bring luxury appeal to the house.



Nestled in a prestige position in Sunshine Beach, the house builds off a white colour foundation whose shades echo the crest of the waves out the window. Tiles, timber and lashings of neutral tones bring an earthy warmth to the soothing palette, with colourful touches added by way of vibrant artworks, bedroom accents and decorative features such as statement pendant lighting.



Downstairs, multiple bedrooms reach through to a tiled undercover area overlooking the ocean. Complemented by a multifunctional zone complete with TV, sink and fridge, a chic living space and massive banks of glass, they make it easy for groups of family and friends to claim separate levels or private spaces for retreat and relaxation.



Upstairs, linked through a timber staircase, luxury living comes to further prominence, centred on a furnished covered deck with barbecue that’s tailor made for alfresco entertaining and enjoyment. It’s served by a spacious gourmet kitchen with servery window reaching to a bank of stools ideal for conversation and cocktails and a dining set-up catering to something more substantial. The adjacent living zone is subtly furnished to encourage a sense of community – and maybe even a spot of TV binge watching.



Other features of the property include an inground pool overlooked by another alfresco dining area, multiple conversation spots set up with tables and chairs and, of course, proximity to the very best Sunshine Beach has to offer.



After being gently wakened by the morning’s early rays spilling in through the expansive glass windows and sliding doors, turn your thoughts to the day ahead and how best to take advantage of the climate and amenities on offer. Hit the beach, go for a surf, explore the nearby national park or stroll over to the local village for coffee, a meal or to explore the beautiful boutiques. You could even walk around to Noosa Main Beach, discovering the stunning hidden bays and coves along the way, or journey there via a quick drive that also opens up other high-profile attractions such as chic Hastings St.



Whatever you decide, there’s the joy of knowing that no matter how far you wander, the ultimate destination remains that spectacular view from your own holiday home, so artfully designed to shine a spotlight on Mother Nature. It’s unbeatable, unforgettable… and all yours.



Guest Access:

Guests will have exclusive access to the entire home and pool throughout their stay



The Neighborhood:

Sunshine Beach is renowned for its sand, surf and the ambience of the Sunshine Beach Village on Duke Street. A 600m stroll from the ‘Private Oasis’ and set beneath a canopy of green trees and pandanus palms, the Sunshine Beach Village features stylish boutiques, restaurants, cafés and bars as well as a hairdresser, surf store, homewares and gift stores, pilates and yoga studio and a boutique bottle shop. Across the road from the Village is the recently renovated award-winning Sunshine Beach Surf Club which offers impressive and uninterrupted ocean views, perfect for spotting the humpback whales passing from June to October.



Noosa is recognised as a UNESCO biosphere reserve, this chic coastal town is surrounded by bay, beach, National Park and river. Visitors to Noosa love to swim at Noosa Main Beach, surf the Noosa World Surfing Reserve, walk the Noosa National Park’s stunning forest and coastal trails or picnic as the sun sets over the hinterland behind the river mouth. Home to iconic Hastings Street, which is famous for its shopping and dining, Noosa’s main beach is lined with restaurants, cafes, bars and an eclectic array of boutiques, homeware stores, galleries, and surf stores.



Noosa Junction or as it is affectionately known by locals, ‘The Junga’ is a buzzing little village just over the hill from Hastings Street, ‘The Junga’ is home to a wonderful world of bars, restaurants, live music, coffee shops, fashion boutiques, laneways, night markets, street art and photo galleries.



With the Noosa River winding through its heart and river hire businesses dotted along its 2km of grassy foreshore, Noosaville is a lively centre of aquatic activities including swimming, stand-up paddle boarding, kayaking, fishing and jet skiing. Restaurants, cafes and bars on both Gympie Terrace and Thomas Street, many with stunning views of the Noosa River, serve up tastes from around the world as well as contemporary Australian fare that cater to all tastes and budgets. Shopping is also well catered for in Noosaville with an excellent range of boutiques retailing everything from shoes and beachwear to surfboards and clothes for any occasion.



Noosa ferry’s custom-built classic riverboats cruise between Hastings Street, Noosaville and Tewantin (Noosa Marina) with seven stops along the Noosa River with a one-way trip taking about 40 minutes.



Tewantin is a quiet, village-style suburb situated along the Noosa River from Noosaville which features a pedestrian-friendly main street renowned for its striking Poinciana trees showcasing vibrant orange-red flowers during the summer months. Originally established as a timber town and serving as the river port for the Noosa region, Tewantin is home to the vehicular ferry connecting to Noosa’s North Shore and Fraser Island, as well as the Noosa Marina, a hub for riverfront shops and restaurants, and host to weekly craft and produce markets.



Inland from Noosa and popular for day trips is the Hinterland where green valleys are dotted with cafes, galleries, vintage stores, markets and historic pubs. Known for their incredible natural beauty, the Noosa Hinterland is comprised of country towns including Eumundi, Cooroy, Pomona, Kin Kin, Cooran and is also home to the Noosa Everglades. One of only two everglades’ systems on Earth, the Noosa Everglades is a 60km stretch of pristine waters, magnificent flora and fauna and narrow waterways.



Heading south, locals and visitors alike love Peregian Beach for its laidback and chilled beachy vibe and its village square which is home to boutique stores, a host of restaurants, cafes and takeaways set under cool shady trees and its makers’ market held on the 1st and 3rd Sunday morning of each month.



Getting Around:

The nearest Visitor information centres are:

- Noosa Visitor Information Centre (located adjacent to Noosa Heads Surf Club on Hastings Street)

- Sunshine Coast Airport Visitor Information Centre (located at the Sunshine Coast airport)



Sunshine Coast Airport (MCY) located in Marcoola is serviced by Jetstar, Virgin Australia and Qantas domestically as well Air New Zealand who provide seasonal flight services. Alternatively, Brisbane Airport is both an international and domestic gateway to Queensland with regular transfers to the Sunshine Coast.



ConXion operate door-to-door airport shuttle services from both Brisbane Airport and Sunshine Coast Airport seven days a week and Niche can also happily provide contact details of preferred private airport transfer companies/drivers upon request.

Rideshare services such as Uber and DiDi as well as taxis are readily available on the Sunshine Coast but can be unreliable later in the evening.



Suncoast Cabs provide taxi services and can be more reliable later in the evening than rideshare services. The best way to order a cab is via the Suncoast Cabs app.



Translink provide the convenience of bus travel all across the Sunshine Coast including Noosaville, Noosa Heads, Peregian Beach, Peregian Springs, Coolum, Maroochydore and Cooroy.

Travellers will require a Translink 'Go Card' - an electronic ticket for all Translink bus, train (including Airtrain), ferry and tram services in greater Brisbane, Ipswich, Sunshine Coast, and Gold Coast regions which must be purchased and topped up prior to travel. Please note: the ‘Go Noosa Weekends’ initiative offers free travel on weekends on Translink routes 626, 627, 628, 629 and 632 and the ‘Go Noosa Holidays’ initiative offers free travel during Christmas and Easter school holidays on select services including the popular 65 Go Noosa Loop Bus.



A railway line connects the region to Brisbane in the south, and Gympie and beyond, to the north. Transport between Brisbane Airport and the Sunshine Coast can also be accessed via the train to Beerwah, Landsborough or Nambour train stations.



Niche are also very happy to provide recommendations for preferred airport transfer businesses.



Interaction with Guests:

This property is lovingly managed by Niche Holidays Noosa who are available to answer guests' queries before, during or after their stay.