50 Shirley St, Byron Bay is a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom House with 2 parking spaces and was built in 1950. The property has a land size of 446m2 and floor size of 130m2.This Property is currently listed for sale with AMIR PRESTIGE GROUP
Positioned on sought-after Shirley Street at the gateway to Byron Bay, this exceptional 446m* property presents a rare opportunity to secure an incredibly versatile holding within easy walking distance of the town centre and Main Beach.
With an impressive 20-metre* frontage, the property combines an outstanding inner-Byron location with genuine investment and future development potential. Approved for 365-day holiday letting, it offers an attractive opportunity for income generation while retaining considerable flexibility for future use.
Zoned Low Density Residential, the site offers potential for duplex development (STCA), with essential infrastructure already in place, including upgraded power, NBN and stormwater drainage improvements through to Dryden Street.
At its heart is a charming 1950s Byron beach cottage, providing the option to renovate and retain its original coastal character, create a private Byron Bay retreat, generate holiday rental income, or explore the site's development potential.
With Byron's renowned beaches, cafs, restaurants and boutiques just moments away, opportunities combining this level of location, flexibility and potential are increasingly difficult to secure.
Property Highlights:
Prime 446m* level allotment on highly desirable Shirley Street
Generous 20-metre* street frontage
1,200m* walk to Byron Bay town centre and Main Beach
Approved for 365-day holiday letting, providing excellent income potential
Low Density Residential zoning with duplex potential (STCA)
Essential services in place, including NBN, upgraded power and stormwater infrastructure
Charming original 1950s beach cottage with scope to renovate and modernise
Ideal as a holiday investment, private Byron retreat or future development opportunity
Walk to Main Beach and Belongil, or cycle to Clarkes Beach and The Pass
Moments from Byron's celebrated restaurants, cafs, bars, boutiques and lifestyle attractions
Easy access to Wategos Beach and The Farm
35km* drive to Ballina Byron Gateway Airport or 65km* to Gold Coast Airport
A tightly held inner-Byron opportunity offering location, income and development potential in one of Australia's most desirable coastal destinations.
Auction: Grand Auction Spring Event, the Langham Hotel from 11am on the 2nd October.
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The size of Byron Bay is approximately 19.8 square kilometres. There are 13 parks, covering nearly 25.3% of the total area. The population of Byron Bay in 2016 was 5521 people. By 2021 the population was 6330 showing a population growth of 14.6% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Byron Bay is 30-39 years. Households in Byron Bay are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying over $4000 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Byron Bay work in a professional occupation.In 2021, 55.20% of the homes in Byron Bay were owner-occupied compared with 57.30% in 2016.
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