92 Esplanade, POINT VERNON QLD 4655

Your Can't Get Better!

- POINT VERNON QLD

Unquestionably, one of the finest positions on the Hervey Bay foreshore.

This rare oceanfront jewel is ready to build your new lifestyle masterpiece, literally just footsteps to the sand!
With 2 street frontage the property has generous areas of land for the children to play as well as the possibility of having room for a caravan/ boat which can be launched at the boat ramp, one less than 200 meters away, the other less than a 5-minute drive.
Wake up to the sounds of the waves, enjoy the buzz of taking a few steps across the road to dip into the beautiful ocean, walk the dogs along the blue-chip stretch of coastline, or simply sit on your deck, relax with a cuppa and enjoy the perfect easterly aspect in one of the most unique locations you will ever find.

Highlights Include:
– 1067m2 allotment with two-street frontage
– Opposite a dog friendly beach and parks
– Boat ramps: one less than 200m away, the other less than a 5-minute drive
– 2-minutes from local cafe and Gatakers Bay

There are very few comparable sites left along this stretch where you can build the ultimate lifestyle home or sit on this amazing blue-chip location until you are ready for your next step. Contact exclusive listing agent Kim Carter for more information.

Hervey Bay is a popular seaside city, approximately 3 hours north of Queensland’s capital city, Brisbane.
Many humpback whales arrive in Hervey Bay from late July and remain until November when they begin their return to the Southern Ocean.
This is the perfect place to spend your summer as it features the famous Wetside Water Park. Guests will love the park as it features massive slides and an exciting wave pool. Aside from this, visitors can also stroll around the city’s esplanade. It is a coastal road where guests can see and taste local food.
All of this is just a short barge ride to Fraser Island, our earth’s largest sand island and world heritage listed in 1992, with 123km of golden sands to explore. The island is around 22km wide and there are over 1,200km of tracks to explore within this ecosystem.