51 Reef Street, Port Douglas QLD 4877

51 Reef Street presents an irresistible Four Mile Beach-side invitation to call home, showcasing ocean views at your doorstep. This charming oasis on just over 800 square metres of land, creates the ideal investment or home for anyone seeking their slice of Port Douglas paradise.

The streetscape welcomes you to the home with its elegant tropical gatehouse and fenced front yard. Inside, the spacious open floor plan effortlessly blends indoor and outdoor living for the envied relaxed lifestyle of North Queensland.

This residence is a haven for entertainers. It features a modern dream kitchen with a large central island bench, ample storage, a poolside outdoor kitchen and dining.

Nestled in its own wing of the house, the primary suite provides a peaceful getaway, allowing you to admire the lush gardens. This design establishes a secluded sanctuary for parents, extending onto the deck where a new favourite spot for morning coffee awaits.

Three additional bedrooms are located in the opposite section of the house, providing versatility for hosting guests or creating the ultimate kids' retreat.

The home's backyard is the real gem, surrounded by vibrant red lipstick palms and a sparkling pool area that offers an idyllic spot for enjoying a sun-soaked day. With the inclusion of an outdoor gym offering views of the lush pool area, this becomes even more of a reason to call this oasis your own.

Located on the doorstep of Four Mile Beach and only minutes by car to Macrossan Street, 51 Reef Street is truly unbeatable.

Contact your exclusive agent, Mark Flinn, on 0405 646 313 to arrange your inspection.

At a glance:
• Beachside views
• Holiday let potential
• All weather outdoor entertaining
• 809m2 parcel of land
• Large private pool
• 10.45 Kw solar system
• Fully fenced yard
• Sought after location

Disclaimer: All information about the property has been provided to Ray White by third parties. Ray White has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property.