10 Hastings Terrace

Macleay Island QLD 4184

Secure and private garden oasis.

Easy walk to water access, shops, ferry, and boat ramp.

This well-established high-set home has heaps to offer.

On arrival, there is a great street appeal and private undercover parking. If you want space and privacy there are heaps on offer. The ground floor offers charming timber floors, a grand fireplace, patios front and back, a separate lounge, a dining kitchen, laundry, a toilet, and sunroom with day bed. There is the charm of timber features throughout and birds singing in every window.

Upstairs you can retreat to the bedrooms with elevated views, balcony, and stairwell access front and rear.

This is really a gardener's paradise with an extensive range of Island native plants throughout. Heaps of undercover storage and sheds. There's even room for your trailers and caravans.

With such a large block there is great potential to renovate.

This home offers great relaxation and the peace you would expect with Island life.

Contact Robert for a private inspection. 0412 440 187

THE REDLANDS BAY area, is looking to explode with

Toondah Harbour Development - $1.4 billion development
Weinam Creek Development - rejuvenation of 47,000 square meters of parkland, pedestrian and cycle ways and boat ramp
$37 Million upgrade of all ferry terminals to the islands
Event city for the Canoe Salom events at the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Macleay Island has a great friendly community and housing is extremely affordable offering an enviable work/life balance lifestyle.

Ferry Terminal Developments

Project update - March 2022
The next stage of the Weinam Creek PDA will be commencing from late May 2022. This follows approval from Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) in December 2021. This next stage will bring vital road infrastructure improvements to Banana Street and create an extension of Hamilton Street, generating a new loop road for better public access to the Marina Ferry Terminal.

The rejuvenation of Weinam Creek is set to create more than 700 jobs and generate almost $30 million for the local economy, as well as deliver much-needed transport upgrades, community services and local jobs.

Redland Investment Corporation (RIC) on behalf of the Council is delivering this catalyst project that will transform Redland Bay into a vibrant waterfront precinct with restaurants, cafes, a supermarket, more parking, new walkways and more open space.

RIC on behalf of the Council negotiated a land swap agreement with the State Government that saw land at the ferry terminal transferred to Council. This will form part of the Weinam Creek PDA upgrade. In exchange, Council land on Meissner Street was transferred to Queensland Health to use as the site for the satellite hospital, to further support our island and southern Redlands Coast community.

Stage 1 of the project has already delivered more than 500 new parking spaces at Moores Road, new pathways, and a footbridge connecting to the Marina Ferry Terminal

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