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Premium land now up for grabs on the Capricorn Coast

If 2023 is your year for sea change, you are in luck, with Cerulean Estate releasing the first stage of their boutique new community, perfectly positioned behind popular Lammermoor Beach, and ideally located between Yeppoon’s CBD and Keppel Bay Marina.

Flanked by multimillion-dollar mansions, the couple bought the two adjoining blocks totalling 1812sq m of land on the exclusive strip at Archies Beach for $2.35 million.

The double block bought by the Charlton’s at Bargara

That means they now have over $31 million to splash out on a mega mansion.

PRD agent Mark Gelsomino, who sold the blocks, declined to comment.

Property records show that next door is The Glass House, a striking residence owned by controversial Greensill Capital founder Lex Greensill, whose global empire collapsed earlier this year owing billions of dollars to creditors. 

That property was purchased for $4.12 million in 2019, according to CoreLogic.

Award-winning “The Glass House” when it was listed for sale before being purchased by Lex Greensill

On Four Corners on Monday, a local farmer accused the Greensill clan of crushing small family farms in the region.

The Greensills have snapped up more than $40 million of land in the Bundaberg region over the last five years as they expanded their agricultural operations into one of the biggest in the state, and expanded their broadacre production of sweet potatoes, peanuts and cane to gain supply contracts with Coles, Bega and Edgell.

Greensill Farming CEO Damien Botha also owns a home on the same exclusive strip.

Other owner-occupiers and investors in the well-heeled street include business owners, artists, farmers, advocates and doctors.

The median house sales price in Bargara is $428,000, according to CoreLogic.

Lex Greensill of Greensill Capital, London 1 December 2020- Picture By Annabel Moeller

Other owner-occupiers and investors in the well-heeled street include business owners, artists, farmers, advocates and doctors.

The median house sales price in Bargara is $428,000, according to CoreLogic.

Yeppoon in top travel list

Yeppoon in top travel list

Dubbed as The Year of the no-normal, the latest traveller trends report finds there is no longer a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to travel, and that 2023 will bring us a year all about breaking routine and searching for experiences without compromises.

The findings were obtained from the company’s first-party data as well as custom research of thousands of travellers and industry professionals across 17 countries.

Rubbing shoulders with the diverse travel destinations of Bright and Wodonga in Victoria, Tamworth and Goulbourn in NSW, and Nietta in Tasmania, Yeppoon has cracked the list of 10, with the data showing that the demand for each of these hotspots has increased by 55 per cent or more.

President of Expedia Brands Jon Gieselman said when we look at Expedia, Wotif, and Stayz data together, we see a detailed and robust picture of travel into 2023.

“We’re seeing a surge in trips to culture capitals, streaming services inspiring travel, and a spike in demand for outdoor destinations beyond just beaches – not a new normal, but people branching out to unexpected trends in what we’re calling the “no-normal,” she said.

As the Capricorn Coast gears up for a very strong summer holiday period, Capricorn Enterprise CEO, Mary Carroll feels this latest published travel trend is in line with what we already know, as we come off the back of a record couple of years.

“While we know this data release is looking into a crystal ball towards the future, we know that the past remains a perfect indicator of what’s to come,” Mary said.

“Our destination has continued to sustain visitation across 2022, with our accommodation operators from across both the Capricorn Coast including Rockhampton experiencing 85 – 95 per cent occupancy consistently.

“We have no doubt this will continue as we head into 2023, and we look forward to continuing to see our beautiful seaside villages along the Coast and our easily accessible island paradises continue to thrive.”

The insights revealed that over 40 per cent of travellers were inspired by streamed movies and TV shows (Set-Jetters), while another 31 per cent were influenced by social media.

Travellers are also exploring charming locations from high alpine places to farm-style escapes, and the Capricorn Coast is among the destinations that have seen the highest demand increase for farm-style escapes.

“Not only are we proud to promote our stunning beaches and islands on the Capricorn Coast, but we are also fortunate to be in abundance of both country landscapes and national parks, providing visitors with a broad diversity of experiences,” Mary said.

View the full 2023 Travel Trends Report here – https://www.expedia.com/see/2023traveltrends-expedia

 

Premium land now up for grabs on the Capricorn Coast

Premium land now up for grabs on the Capricorn Coast

If 2023 is your year for sea change, you are in luck, with Cerulean Estate releasing the first stage of their boutique new community, perfectly positioned behind popular Lammermoor Beach, and ideally located between Yeppoon’s CBD and Keppel Bay Marina.

Seabright (Stage 1 and 1a) is the exclusive first release of the high-end residential development, boasting 25 premium lots ranging from 714sqm to 916sqm, featuring level allotments with generous frontages and easement free backyards, leaving you plenty of room for side access, sheds, pools, and pets.

These lots have been expertly designed with ease of living in mind, creating a blank canvas for buyers to create, grow and explore everything the Capricorn Coast has to offer.

For families a nature play-based child care facility will occupy over 1ha of the development, designed to maintain some of the existing vegetation and mature trees providing a unique childcare experience. Mums and dads will have the opportunity to walk their little ones to care each day, and for the bigger kids, Taranganba School is just across the road.

With works scheduled to begin onsite next month, Cerulean Development and Sales Manager, Amanda Millers is inviting anyone thinking about purchasing quality land on the Coast to stop hesitating and take the leap today.

“Location is everything, we believe buyers will love the prime positioning and close proximity Cerulean has to a great selection of local schools, childcare, parks, dining options, shopping and beautiful beaches all while feeling your part of an exclusive residential community,” Amanda said.

“These land purchases won’t just be about building a home but contributing to the construction of a fantastic lifestyle and a great home base for you and your family.”

“There are only 25 premium lots up for grabs which are competitively priced within the growing Yeppoon market, prices in this first release represent great value at $224,000 – $240,000, initial interest has been very strong and moving into the start of construction, we expect these blocks won’t last long,” Amanda said.

With population projections to 2041 painting a strong future across the region with the Queensland Statistician’s Office forecasting an average annual growth rate of 1.2%, Capricorn Enterprise CEO, Mary Carroll is looking forward to seeing this new development start to come to life over the coming months.

“The Capricorn Coast is certainly a thriving destination where people want to live, learn, work, invest and visit,” Mary said.

“Yeppoon is currently experiencing an annual growth rate of 1.4% which is the highest in the region, reflecting the growing demand for residential living.”

“Fast becoming one of the most sought-after destinations in Queensland for both liveability and affordability, this estate is a welcome addition to our existing land stock.”

Cerulean Estate is master planned, comprising of just 66 total allotments.

It’s time to live better at the beach.

Visit www.ceruleanestate.com.au for more information or call Amanda Millers on 0400 933 078.