2/23 Scarborough Street, Scarness QLD 4655

Welcome to relaxed coastal living in the heart of Scarness with this well-positioned, partially furnished two-bedroom unit that offers both comfort and convenience in one of Hervey Bay's most desirable beachside pockets. Perfectly situated just a simple stroll from the vibrant Esplanade, the ever-popular Beach House Hotel, and the stunning beaches of Scarness, this unit provides the ultimate seaside lifestyle.

Step inside and enjoy the ease of open-plan living, where the air-conditioned lounge and kitchen area create a welcoming space to unwind or entertain. The kitchen complete with dishwasher and plenty of storage and everything you need for everyday living.

Both bedrooms are well-sized and include built-in wardrobes, offering a quiet retreat at the end of the day. The unit also features a private courtyard-ideal for enjoying your morning coffee or a peaceful afternoon in the sun.

For added practicality, the single lock-up garage includes internal access for secure entry, as well as laundry facilities. With the bonus of some furnishings already in place, you can move straight in and start enjoying your new beachside lifestyle with ease.

Offering a low-maintenance lifestyle in an unbeatable location just moments from cafés, restaurants, shops, and the sandy shores of Scarness Beach, this lovely unit won't last long. Don't miss your chance to secure your own slice of paradise.

$450 pw increasing to $465 pw on 13/12/2025

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If you have any questions or would like to chat about the property, please call our office on 4124 9477 so we can further assist you.
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