Prospective buyers from as far as Brazil, Britain and the US are eyeing an “incredibly unusual” beachfront opportunity on the Sunshine Coast.
Touted as the “listing of the year”, 58 Parkyn Parade offers the rarest of opportunities that could set yet another record for a region firmly in the property spotlight.
It’s an entire block of apartments under single ownership on the highly sought-after Mooloolaba Spit.
The brown brick complex on the beachside of Parkyn Parade is being sold in its entirety, with the 620sqm north-facing block and all three self-contained units.
The property will go under the hammer this weekend.
It last changed hands in 1984 for $60,000 when it was just a beach shack, and the new owners built the apartments a couple of years later.
Currently used as a holiday home for extended family, the complex could be renovated for investment, redeveloped into a beachside mansion, or become strata-titled apartments.
All three apartments in the 1986-built building boast large bedrooms, ensuites and open-plan living and dining.
Sliding doors open to balconies, which offer views of the pool, courtyard and beach reserve.
Grant Whisker, from Define Property Agents, said the nine-bed, six-bath property was an “incredibly unusual” market offering and was expected to break sales records within Mooloolaba and possibly even the Coast.
Mr Whisker said the listing was attracting global interest and he had fielded calls from Brazil, Britain and the United States.
He said three-bedroom, two bathroom strata-titled apartments in the area were selling for between $2 million and $3.5 million.
“This is a very iconic piece of real estate, and I’m coming from a place where I have sold 25 apartments on the Spit in the past five years,” said Mr Whisker.
“To get a whole building is such a rarity and this is the only time a building like this has been sold on the Spit.”
Mr Whisker said the property offered extensive opportunities for the new buyer.
“If you took the building away, what you’ve got is a 620sqm allotment on the edge of one of the best beach accesses in the country.
“We’ve had extensive international enquiries. Interstate enquiry, and the enquiry locally has been very strong, which shows a strong appreciation and true appreciation from local investors and developers.”
The current owners, a Brisbane-based family, purchased the Mooloolaba parcel of land on a whim in the 80s.
“They built the building… after having been coerced to the auction. It was 1984 and the agent who was focused on selling the old beach shack that stood there previously was a friend of my sellers,” Mr Whisker said.
“He said ‘Can you come to the Coast on Saturday? I’ve got an auction on and no registered bidders’.
“My client bought that old beach shack and then had to ring his wife and tell her.”
Article source: www.sunshinecoastnews.com.au
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