103-105 Bougainvillea Street, Cooya Beach QLD 4873

The Seakret Garden, located on the beachfront at 103-105 Bougainvillea Street, Cooya Beach is a unique and beautifully crafted residence. Positioned on a generous 1,559m² corner allotment with dual street frontage and access, this property is fully fenced for privacy and security.

Step inside to soaring pitched ceilings, exposed beams and air vents that enhance natural cross-ventilation and elevate the already striking sense of space. The contemporary open-plan living area flows seamlessly onto the home's most cherished feature: the expansive wraparound verandahs. These generous outdoor spaces are where occupants will undoubtedly spend a great deal of time, offering a fantastic place for watching the sunrise or enjoying the peaceful evening ocean breezes.

The stunning timber floors, oversized bedrooms, and well-appointed kitchen reflect the home's relaxed yet refined tropical style. The sparkling resort-style freeform pool sits at the heart of the home, wrapped in tropical foliage that provides natural privacy and a cooling ambiance. It's an entertainer's dream and a tranquil escape all in one.

Downstairs is a flexible space with the laundry, a third bathroom, ample storage and a vast undercover area which has the potential to be used for multiple purposes.

The fully fenced tropical gardens are filled with fruit trees, flowering plants, and butterfly-attracting shrubs - a true paradise for an occupant looking to enjoy caring for the lush gardens.

For more information or to arrange an inspection, please contact Emily Doolah on 0439 017 899.

At a glance:
• $800 p/w
• Pool Maintenance included
• 6 or 12 month lease
• Available from 3rd November
• Fully fenced private yard
• Resort style pool
• Beach front property
• Lush gardens
• Large undercover multi use space


To Apply: http://www.realestate.com.au/rent/applications/rea-listing/3378490

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