Noosaville, QLD 4566

4.3(8 reviews)

Ranked 14th best suburb by locals in Sunshine Coast Region, QLD

Great for

  • Parking
  • Eating out
  • Parks and recreation
  • Clean & green
  • Neighbourly spirit

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  • Professionals
  • Singles
  • Retirees
  • Tourists

Reviews of Noosaville, QLD

"Gumdale Court"

Avoid this cul-de-sac. When you drive up it looks like a nice quiet street, however, there are loud bozo tradies and bogans living there. I had a bozo living next door who thought it was perfectly acceptable to have an outside speaker blaring out his music. He had absolutely no consideration for others and every afternoon would sit outside with his mates drinking, belching and swearing, what a "sweetheart"! One mother and her kids liked to keep aggressively banging open and closed the windows that faced my garden whenever I was outside (quietly reading or gardening), just to let me know they were watching me. Absolutely the worst neighbours I have ever had the misfortune to live near. Don't live in this street if you like peace and quiet. On the plus side, Noosaville is great for restaurants and the beautiful river, but just be careful to avoid streets with tradies living there.

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Suzie Mcdonald
Suzie Mcdonald Real Estate

"Noosaville"

Noosaville is a lovely flat suburb along the edge of Noosa River. The entry to the Noosa waters loch is also from the river. Take a casual stroll along the river and enjoy a coffee at one of the many waterfront cafes or kiosks. Have a bite to eat at the floating Boathouse or sit and eat your fish and chips whilst watching the Pelicans and ducks float by. Noosaville is home to many top class restaurants with cuisine from all over the world. There is a large shopping centre called Noosa Village which houses Woolworths, a bottle shop, florist, Bank of Queensland, Newsagent, Butcher, clothes shops and a Reject shop just to name a few. Dan Murphys is conveniently located right next door.

If you want to do some activities. you will find a large variety of water sports available. You can hire a jet ski or a pontoon boat, or simply hire a kayak or stand up paddle board to enjoy being on the water. The Noosa Ferry has many stops on the river so you can hop off and hop on again to make your way back to Hastings Street.

The Council did a makeover a few years ago costing millions of dollars which saw lots of well maintained BBQ's and BBQ areas and picnic tables to enjoy a lazy Sunday on the river with friends or family.

Noosa Yacht club is located at the far end and enjoys great views of the water, with weekly music, raffles and great food.

There is a large playground located next to the yacht club for the little ones to enjoy.

Noosaville is only a few minutes drive to Hastings Street and also to the Noosa Civic shopping centre and the industrial area, making it a great choice for a relaxing lifestyle.
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"Upmarket waterfront properties,cafes,almost every watersport on the magnificent Noosa River"

Amazing holiday destination ...particularly Gympie Tce on the Noosa River

Great for

  • Magnificent waterfront holiday accom on Gympie Tce
  • Cafe society
  • Noosa River & foreshore, water activities,fishing
  • Shopping

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"Best holiday destination in Queensland"

The best holiday area in Australia with everything at your door step.

Great for

  • Noosa River & foreshore, water activities,fishing
  • Cafe society
  • Shopping

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  • Professionals
  • Singles
  • Families with kids
  • Retirees
  • Tourists
  • LGBT+
  • Hipsters
  • Trendy & Stylish
  • Beach Lovers
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"Reminds me of the gold coast"

I don't like living in a holiday town.

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richlocke
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crissy2, not sure if you noticed but Noosa has no high rise buildings, traffic lights and meter parking that accompany city life ala Gold Coast. Noosa is a country town and hopefully still has that friendly laid sophistication that visitors love. Shame you couldn't have given the town better feedback.

Trish Webb
Trish Webb

Nothing like the Gold Coast. Upmarket and country feel, uncrowded beaches, great shopping, no high rises or metered parking. Best beaches on the east coast of Australia.

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"Up the Lazy River is where I like to be"

I remember driving along Gympie Terrace for the first time and being blown away by the natural beauty of the Noosa river and the wonderful parks adjacant. I still love it now and our family are regular visitors and there's nothing like a walk along the esplanade at sunset with the chatter of the lorikeets overhead.
Often described as the heartbeat of the region, Noosaville's northern esplanade borders along the scenic Noosa River, which is known by the locals as the "Golden Mile". Noosa Council completed a $5.8m beautification program, which has improved the Riverside parks, a popular walk with shady trees perfect for picnics and barbecues. The fitness machines are very popular for the more active.
The Noosa River was rated Australia’s best non wilderness river, further upstream is Lake Cooroibah and Lake Cootharaba, where small villages like Boreen Point enjoy life at a slower pace and yachting is a common sight.
The peaceful unpolluted river offers sedate swimming beaches, boating, "putt-putts", kayaking, sailing, and fishing. Along Gympie Terrace and Thomas Street there are more than thirty restaurants and cafes to choose from with a variety of cuisine. Boutique shopping and an array of holiday complexes, a relaxed lifestyle and views of the river from the Gympie Terrace restaurants make this area one of the most promising markets.

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"Canal Living Style"

Many of the homes in Noosaville have been built on the banks of man-made canals, and have private jetties holding watercraft ranging from small pleasure craft to impressive cabin cruisers. The homes are mostly big, glassy and expensive, with security systems warning off door knockers. There is plenty of parking in these streets, and some vacant million-dollar blocks of land waiting the construction of yet another McMansion.

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"Noosaville is a great holiday destination - so much to do!"

A holiday at Noosaville will leave you wanting more! Every day of the week you could be doing something entirely different. Choose from: river fishing, deep sea fishing, boating, Eumundi markets, boutique shopping, cafes, restaurants, jet boat rides, nature walks, festivals, art galleries, scenic drives and so much more.

Accommodation is plentiful most of the year round and Noosaville is a place where you could be without a car for the week and still have loads of fun. There is so much variety in accommodation you could go back every month for years and not stay in the same place.

This is not a place for the person who is looking for a quiet holiday. It is busy most of the year round and lots going on.

Those who like to live in Noosaville just love it and you can see why. There is so much to do even the residents don't get bored. For people wanting to move to Noosaville there are canal homes, homes on the hill behind with a little bit of bush setting and homes a little out of town on acreage. Quite a variety of choice if you wish to move into this area.

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