3 Buccaneer St, South Mission Beach

Tropical Cottage Close to the Beach!

* Three bedroom home only 200m* from the beach
* 1,000 sqm* (nearly ¼ acre) allotment
* Spacious backyard with garden shed
* Open plan living and dining areas

Located in beautiful South Mission Beach on the Cassowary Coast, this three bedroom home is a short 200m* stroll away from a magnificent 14km* long coconut fringed sandy beach.  Enjoy morning or evening walks along the beach with views of nearby offshore tropical islands, including Dunk and Bedarra Islands.

The home is tiled, has ceiling fans throughout and has been externally painted in the past two years. The home has well established tropical gardens and the large block has plenty of room for a pool.

 If you are looking for an affordable home in a great location then this should be on your short list.

Type : Residential Dwelling
RPD : Lot 39 on RP 746010
Site Area: 1,000 sqm*
Dwelling Area : 100 sqm* (excluding carport)
Title Reference : 21342059
Local Plan : Precinct General Residential
Road Frontage : 20.09 metres*
Tenure : Vacant
Rates : $1,937.35 Gross (1 Jan 2021 - 30 Jun 2021)

 Running from Cairns to Cardwell, the Cassowary Coast is one of the undiscovered gems of Queensland, a quiet stretch of coastline bordered by the Wet Tropics Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef. Mission Beach, (actually four separate villages spread along a 14km* stretch of palm-fringed beach), is at its heart.

 Despite it’s popularity, Mission Beach has retained a dreamy, laid-back vibe and the welcoming locals are never outnumbered by tourists.

 Mission Beach was the birthplace of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority and is the closest access point for the reef, less than 40km offshore.

Ray White Mission Beach and Tropical Property have been instructed by Barry Kogan, Jonathan Henry, Anthony Connelly and William Harris of McGrathNicol as Receivers and Managers of Mainland Property Group to market properties owned by the Mainland Property Group.

 * Approximately.  Note: Boundary outlines are indicative only.