6 Old Ballow Street

Amity QLD 4183

Two main options are available:

EXISTING DWELLING
The existing dwelling has a lovely history relating to historic Amity. This charming timber cottage was acquired in 1928 from Harbours and Marine, Moreton Island. It was then dismantled and stored at Wynnum, before being transported back to the island and re-erected at 6 Old Ballow St, where it still stands today. Further additions have been made to the home in holiday style with year-round comforts.

"The Beach Bach" is a cosy abode with a large 48 sqm all-weather deck, 4-5 bedrooms, split system air-conditioning, updated kitchen and bathroom. Imagine soirees on the deck with family and friends. There is a sign in the house which says, 'Lose the shoes'. Sound advice.

PROPOSED DWELLING
Plans were council-approved for a new dwelling in 2019 but these plans have now lapsed. The seller is amenable to sharing these plans so that they could be re-submitted back to the council for approval (with minor changes).

The proposed new dwelling was a stunning "Beachcomber" style similar to Nino Sydney's iconic 1960s designs with steel posts, enabling the house to sit comfortably on a sloping site. The signature feature is the long deck/balcony full width on the front of the building, floor-to-ceiling doors, with light-filled spaces, bringing the outside in.

NOTABLE FEATURES

- 4,047 sqm lot, 40-metre frontage, 40 x 100 sqm approximately lot size
- Beachcombing, swimming, fishing and surfing at your finger tips
- Close to the boat ramp, jetty, picnic grounds, swimming enclosure
- Comfortable existing waterfront dwelling
- Option to build a new dwelling (council approval required)
- Generate income with low vacancy rate holiday letting
- Zoning is for dwelling/large house site
- Easy access to Amity Tavern, convenience store, community club/bar/bistro
- Distance to Dunwich 16 km, distance to Point Lookout 19 km

Amity (or Amity Point as it is also known) was named after the ship 'Amity' which arrived at the beach in 1824 at the beginning of the first European settlement. It is a coastal village located on the northwestern point of North Stradbroke Island with a permanent population of approximately 450 people. The total island population is approximately 2,000 but swells to around during peak holiday periods.

The island is renowned for its unspoiled beaches, diverse flora and fauna, virgin forests, and casual lifestyle all within close proximity of the mainland. The island is accessible from Cleveland by vehicular ferry (45 mins) and water taxi (25 mins).

Opportunities such as this are rare. Utilise the property as is, with rental income from holiday letting, and personal use. Or plan a stunning new luxury dwelling in an enviable oceanfront position and discover the epitome of coastal living. Fortune favours the brave.

This property is being sold without a price guide. For inquiries, potential buyers should conduct their own research and assessments.

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