28 Pelican Street, Slade Point QLD 4740

THIS block of land in Slade Point would have to arguably be one of the cheapest blocks of beachside land available in Mackay.
A 675m2 block in the quiet backstreets of Slade Point, 28 Pelican Street is a fabulous blank canvas for any smart purchaser looking to build their dream home or land bank the block to build on later.

The slightly sloping, sandy block provides lovely views of the neighbourhood and walking distance from the golden sands of Lamberts Beach and panoramic post, Lamberts Lookout.

Positioned atop a rocky outcrop, Lamberts Lookout provides glorious 360-degree views along the coast and out to the National Park islands of the Cumberland group.
Named after one of Mackay's greats, Samel Lambert, who arrived in Mackay in 1880 and became a Council alderman and Mayor, Lamberts Beach and Lamberts Lookout were places where the Lambert company picnics were held over a century ago.
But with an even richer history is the settlement of Slade Point itself. Named Point Slade in 1770 by James Cook, it was a postwar residential area, established due to its proximity to the Mackay Harbour and popularity as a seaside destination.

Slade Point is conveniently located 10 minutes north of Mackay, on a peninsular surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Coral Sea and flanked by greenery that is Slade Point Nature Reserve.
Today, more than 3,349 people call Slade Point home, according to the 2016 Census with the majority of the residents older couples or families.
And with a median house price of $311,933 and a median rent of $390p/wk, it is no wonder this beautiful suburb is highly sought after.

To arrange your inspection please contact Benjamin from Baileux on Ph. 0400 989 161, or email [email protected]