While there’s plenty of allure to life in the big cities, research has shown that many capital city Australians are starting to consider a literal sea change to escape the daily bustle and grind.
One popular choice for both professionals and retirees is to permanently relocate away from the big smoke. This allows you to get more value for money in the property market, and swap big city life for a waterfront lifestyle. Another popular option is to downsize your current home and use the money from that sale to add a waterfront holiday home to your life.
If a sea change has been on your mind lately, now’s the time to get serious.
That’s because one of Australia’s most popular sea change locations – the Sunshine Coast – is embracing the arrival of people like you in a big way.
And with a new CBD in Maroochydore and some amazing waterfront properties up for grabs, it’s the perfect time to opt out of the rat race and live your dream sea change lifestyle.
It’s really no wonder that so many people are drawn by the siren song of the Sunshine Coast.
Just picture this.
Pristine beaches on your doorstep, offering the chance for a daily swim, surf, or sunbake.
An active, outdoor lifestyle that can be enjoyed almost year-round thanks to Queensland’s sub-tropical climate.
Spacious, luxury apartments right on the waterfront, available for the price of a typical Sydney home.
A private jetty for that boat or yacht you always wanted.
Plus the convenience of big city services, shopping, and dining, but without the traffic, crowds, or grime.
What we’ve just described isn’t Utopia (though it’s kind of close). It’s life at Avalon – a new luxury apartment complex set right on the Maroochy river in the Sunshine Coast capital of Maroochydore.
When you’ve worked hard your whole life, you and your family deserve exactly the kind of lifestyle Avalon has to offer.
A day at Avalon begins with the cool sea air and a gorgeous view, as you enjoy breakfast on your expansive balcony overlooking the water. Morning exercise is taken care of as you grab your stand-up paddle board or sling your surf board over your back for the five-minute walk to the beach. Evenings offer a smorgasbord of options, from a quiet night in, relaxing in your spacious apartment, to outdoor dining in your favourite city spot, or even fish and chips on the beach.
At Avalon, generous apartments, large balconies, and wide windows overlooking the river come as a standard.
The complex also features a private jetty for mooring your boat, as well as plenty of storage space for kayaks and stand-up paddle boards.
This is waterfront living in its purest form.
And it can be yours.
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Read moreWhile there’s plenty of allure to life in the big cities, research has shown that many capital city Australians are starting to consider a literal sea change to escape the daily bustle and grind.
Read moreWhile there’s plenty of allure to life in the big cities, research has shown that many capital city Australians are starting to consider a literal sea change to escape the daily bustle and grind.
Read moreWhile there’s plenty of allure to life in the big cities, research has shown that many capital city Australians are starting to consider a literal sea change to escape the daily bustle and grind.
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