Record interest in Coolum’s ultra-exclusive First Bay by Mosaic

Taking its name from the iconic bay it overlooks and designed in partnership with Ellivo Architects, the $41m First Bay by Mosaic comprises 38 luxury apartments and penthouses across two separate, architecturally distinct buildings that set it apart from anything developed before in the area.

Each residence takes full advantage of the gently sloping site that sits between Coolum Terrace and David Low Way to maximise majestic views of the Pacific Ocean and coastline.

The exclusively positioned, direct ocean-front Masterpiece building captures the essence of pure coastal luxury, showcasing opulent bespoke design and craftsmanship using the finest materials available, including stone benchtops, artisan finishes and engineered oak timber flooring.

An arresting curvilinear form features a limited collection of 11, 3-bedroom residences over five levels starting from $1,157,000, and a singular crowning Masterpiece Penthouse that provides over 300sqm of combined indoor and outdoor living space.

Elevated towards Coolum Terrace, First Bay’s Marquee building includes 26, 2- and 3-bedroom apartments and penthouses, each designed to optimise the priceless views, starting from $615,000. Highlights include expansive, open plan living spaces, large double glazed windows and doors, elevated ceilings and first-class European appliances.

Private resident amenity includes a striking beach entry with shower, surfboard and bike storage and a resort-style pool and entertaining area. Over 600sqm of native landscaping surrounds and connects the development, responding to the dry, arid, coastal elements of the headlands to preserve the natural sense of place.

Long famous for producing some of the best surfing waves on the Sunshine Coast, First Bay is a popular enclave sheltered from all but the most direct onshore winds, enabling enjoyment year-round.

Mosaic Founder and Managing Director Brook Monahan said it was imperative that First Bay’s design reflected the iconic and rare nature of the location, remained sympathetic to the broader Coolum landscape, and catered to a demand for premium living options by combining leading architecture with outstanding amenity.

“Drift by Mosaic kick-started a luxury revolution for Coolum, selling out in a record three months with very little promotion and largely to local owner-occupiers and downsizers.”

“We received overwhelming feedback that the style and quality were exactly what the market was looking for; an effortless lifestyle close to a range of amenity and Coolum’s pristine natural surrounds, without compromising on space, comfort and luxury.”

“First Bay raises the bar again – a true stand-out collection of boutique high-end apartments that completely embrace Coolum’s incredible, appealing atmosphere, where every detail has been meticulously planned from the architecture and the building quality to interior design and finish.”

“First Bay is so exclusive and such a rare opportunity that not only have enquiry levels exceeded expectations, but we also have several buyers who missed out on Drift eager to be among the lucky few to secure a home in here.”

First Bay by Mosaic is the Company’s fifth multi-residential project for the Sunshine Coast and follows the late 2018 release of UDIA award-winning Avalon on Duporth Avenue in Maroochydore.

“We have a long-term commitment to the Sunshine Coast. It is undoubtedly one of the most exciting regions in Australia as more and more people recognise the unbeatable lifestyle on offer, as well as the huge pipeline of infrastructure investment that is stimulating the economy and putting it on the world stage.”

“We have worked very closely with the Coolum community to create two benchmark developments that positively contribute to its unique character, building on the great lifestyle attributes it already provides.”

For more information or to register your interest, visit firstbaybymosaic.com.au, call 07 5329 7920, or visit Mosaic Property Group’s Sunshine Coast showroom at 50 Duporth Avenue Maroochydore.