Sunshine Coast resort with development approval for sale through CBRE
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Sunshine Coast resort with development approval for sale through CBRE
A site incorporating the Maroochy Waterfront Resort in the rural locality of Diddillibah on the Sunshine Coast is for sale through Andrew Jackson of CBRE Hotels and CBRE Sunshine Coast Managing Director Rem Rafter.
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CBREAn aerial view of 38-46 David Low Way.
A sizeable, flat waterfront site with development approvals located a rapidly growing Sunshine Coast tourism precinct is for sale through CBRE.
Comprising 38.33 hectares, the property includes the Maroochy Waterfront Resort, a long-established accommodation and conference centre that includes a 65-room camp and conference facility, a small manufactured home park comprising 23 sites, and a short-term 19-cabin motel as well its own 3-hectare lake.
But it is the adjoining 32 hectare development site that CBRE believes will attract special interest.
Situated at Diddillibah, close to the Maroochy River and abutting a conservation zone, the site comes with Sunshine Coast Council development approval to build a MHE residential community comprising 143 long-term two bedroom homes and 143 short-term sites – cabins and glamping tents.
At a glance:
- Three lots comprising more than 30 hectares on the Sunshine Coast are for sale through CBRE's Andrew Jackson and Rem Rafter.
- The site incorporates Maroochy Waterfront Resort - a long-established accommodation and conference centre.
- The lots are for sale separately, or in line, via an expressions of interest campaign closing on Friday, September 25 at 12pm.
Source: CBRE
The council has also granted a Development Permit for Operational Work on the site, allowing engineering, stormwater and bulk earthworks to be immediately carried out.
In recent years Australia’s MHE industry has transformed from holiday accommodation caravan parks to an increasingly diversified mix of affordable, yet high quality, permanent housing options.
Development approval for this site, which includes a central lake, pontoons, sports fields, swimming pools and a walking track around the lake, provides for 92 cabins and 51 glamping tents – accommodation for holiday-makers and tourists.
Source: CBRE
CBRE Hotels director Andrew Jackson said short-term accommodation providers in regional locations had become an unexpected beneficiary of the Covid-19 pandemic.
“Frustrated demand has triggered heightened interest from domestic travellers looking for authentic local offerings in the absence of international travel,” he said.
“Despite the reintroduction of state border closures, regional operators in Queensland are still afforded good access to their captive state market, and ‘drive-to’ markets such as the Sunshine Coast are strongly positioned to become potential recipients of this displaced interstate travel.
“This will continue to underpin demand for leisure and short-term accommodation properties in such locations.”
Source: CBRE
There are a total three lots involved in the sale, which are being offered separately or in one-line.
They are neighbouring properties, accessed from David Low Way, only 4km from Maroochydore, where a new CBD is being developed across the road from Sunshine Plaza, the largest shopping centre north of Brisbane.
They are for sale via an expressions of interest campaign closing on Friday, September 25 at 12pm.
For more information, email or phone Andrew Jackson or Rem Rafter via the details provided below.
Click here to view the property.
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