18B Alexandra Street, Clifton Beach, QLD, 4879, Australia

Diane Bergey-Bray presents, 18B ALEXANDRA STREET, CLIFTON BEACH.
This prized blue-ribbon parcel of mountainside land, occupying a total of 5,614m², is Raw, Rare and Ready to become the setting of your Award-Winning Dream Home. The cleared house site building pad has been situated to encapsulate spectacular panoramic water views, while nestled in the rainforest with a seasonal creek and already has power, water and a cemented driveway. For convenience, there is a second cleared pad at the bottom of the driveway for further garaging, storage etc.
A rare opportunity to create a luxurious and prestigious design of your own or the asset benefits from an extensive and comprehensive Development Application previously lodged and approved with Cairns Regional council (now lapsed*). These plans by internationally acclaimed architect Chris Vandyke (see photographs) and a local team of esteemed consultants, comprised of a capacious Architectural Dual Living Masterpiece. Featuring multigeneration living with wrap around decks, an impressive 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bathroom, family residence and an opulent 1-bedroom pied-a-terre, separated by a deep-set pool, and entertainment area. Though perhaps only indicative of current town planning regulations, should you wish to re-submit, the plans are available, elegant and exquisite in every form and design, capturing the very essence of the Chris Van Dyke DNA. Whatever you do, this is destined to be a landmark development.

Design to build a residence of the scale and stature befitting one of the great parcels of the land in one of the great locations of the world. Expressions of Interest close 2pm Friday October 4th, call Diane on 0404 654 345 for more information.

*Disclaimer: All information contained within this advertisement is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. We cannot however guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should make and rely on their own enquiries. The Plans and Artists Impression of the residence were approved and have now lapsed, and are potentially only indicative of what could be built today.