Ivory Palms Resort is a thriving, multi-faceted holiday resort and conference facility perfectly positioned in riverside Noosaville, a fast growing leisure and lifestyle hot spot just five minutes from Noosa’s exclusive Hastings Street.

"Set on more than three hectares of landscaped tropical gardens are 133 apartments, villas and townhouses, a conference facility, café and bar, and extensive resort facilities, including three swimming pools, a covered jumping pillow and tennis court," says brokering agent Glenn Millar of Resort Brokers.

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"The scale and calibre of accommodation options plus the extent of supporting infrastructure make this a unique proposition with broad market appeal, multiple income streams, and a distinct market edge. Vital income- generating freehold real estate is included on title." 

"Ivory Palms is, in fact, the only such resort of such scale in the region still independently owned and operated, the other three comparable properties now in the hands of major corporations and trading in the 5-star category." 

"This property boasts an exceptional position within walking distance of the Noosa River, riverside parkland, and a growing array of local cafes, restaurants and boutiques. And it enters the market at a time when the Sunshine Coast tourism economy, and that of Noosa in particular, are surging to record levels." 

"The extent of upgrades completed in recent years is indicative of a supportive Body Corporate Committee. Any examination of the operation will reveal ample opportunities for market expansion and revenue growth."

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