26 Ray Street, Sunshine Beach QLD 4567

From the street this looks more than just a hideaway and given the location, it's obviously a high achiever with the potential for so much more.

Fan palms frame the rendered block house, there's a garden with sub-tropical plantings, a large lawn area and the long driveway indicates the battle axe-shaped block is much larger than the average.

Sure, the front entrance and long hallway say dated eighties but it's solid ... and a solid investment.

The dated theme continues throughout however there's no doubting it has a certain charm. The terracotta-tiled open-plan living and dining spaces plus galley-style kitchen with large timber-topped island bench, would suit a large family.

Along the hallway are two bedrooms which share a family-sized bathroom with large corner bath. Access to the separate toilet is via the bathroom or the laundry which is next to the kitchen.

The master bedroom has a walk-in robe and ensuite plus sliding doors to the great outdoors. An alternative access is via a breezeway from the front entrance. The very private, north-facing palm-filled garden is ideal for a vegetable patch and a wood-fired barbeque is on the paved terrace. Fun around, and in the pool is guaranteed.

"Additional attributes include the location in a quiet street, so close to all things Sunshine Beach," says Tom Offermann Real Estate agent Nic Hunter.

"Cross the road, take a short walk through Ferris Park and along Duke Street to Sunshine Beach Village with its buzzy friendly vibe and plethora of cafes, bars and restaurants. The Sunshine Beach Surf Club and patrolled beach are in easy reach under 10 minutes walk away.

"This presents a genuine opportunity for a savvy investor to re-create a ray of sunshine or build a dream home in the real estate hot spot of Sunshine Beach".

Land size: 791m2
Internal size: 164m2
Garage: 2-car oversized
Caravan & boat: Off-street parking
Sunshine Beach Village, Surf Club & patrolled beach: Nearby Schools, Aquatic Centre, Tennis Academy & Sporting fields in walking distance
Ferris Park: Across the road
Noosa National Park: Around the corner