Located high on the beachfront clifftop at the northern end of Trinity Beach, this partially renovated tropical timber Queenslander is waiting for a new loving owner to complete its restoration to its original beauty. The site combines privacy and seclusion in a beautifully forested setting, with extensive views to the Coral Sea and Green Island to the east and the Kuranda Range to the west.
The 1700sqm site is in the highly desirable "Tourist Accommodation"" Zoning area, and the house is built at the eastern end of the property. leaving plenty of room for extensions, additions, complete rebuilding, or even total redevelopment, in line with the planning options allowed by its much sought after zoning. Also, there are no vegetation covenants over the site.
The home has two large bedrooms, both with built-in robes - one with a separate dressing area, the other with a delightful separate sitting/study room. The modern, recently renovated kitchen has an adjoining breakfast space and a small library alcove. The core of the home is the original arched living/dining area, and leading off this space, through original French doors, are two large fully screened outdoor living decks on the N.E. and S.W. sides of the main upper floor.
The under-floor area encompasses the laundry and under-cover drying area, a solid concrete storm shelter/storage room, a carport with full undercover access to the main entry stairway, plus a 54sqm studio/workshop with a 2.55m height clearance - suitable for full ensclosure. There is also a large detached, 4 bay, semi-enclosed shed.
This property is in an elevated, beachfront position, that combines privacy with superb ocean and mountain views; it has a zoning that would allow many possible directions for its further development; and it is located adjacent to the vibrant restaurant hub of the Trinity Beach Esplanade, with is patrolled beach and swimming enclosure, and the clifftop pathway and stairway access.
The neighbouring equally sized property (102 Moore St) is also for sale at this time, and could be combined with No. 104 into a most desirable property of almost an acre.