SOLD Beachfront Block – Quiet Location with Over 40 Metres of Beachfront $180,000

August 17, 2025

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40 metres of pristine beachfront

with direct road access behind .

 Property Details  Price: $180,000 (Vendor Finance Available)  Lease: 75 years  Access: Road & Beach Frontage
Deposit: $20,000
Balance: Paid by negotiation
Location: 30 minutes from the International Airport

About the Property

Set in a quiet location, this spectacular block offers over 40 metres of pristine beachfront with direct road access behind . The land spans more than an acre , making it ideal for building your dream home, holiday retreat, or investment property. Crystal blue waters with a natural reef out the front create a perfect setting for swimming, snorkelling, and water activities.

Neighbours & Privacy

  • On one side: a small house that is currently unoccupied.
  • On the other side: land that will never be built out , ensuring long-term privacy.
  • Only one neighbour in total.

Key Features

  • Over 40m of absolute beachfront
  • More than 1 acre of land
  • Road access at the rear
  • Reef and crystal-clear waters out front
  • Only one neighbour
  • 30 minutes to the International Airport
  • Vendor finance option available

Vendor Finance Details

  • $20,000 deposit secures the property
  • Balance paid by negotiation with vendor finance flexibility

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