Lot 978 Fletcher Crescent, Pacific Pines QLD 4211 | the real estate agency

Take Immediate advantage of the Queensland Building Boost Grant of $10,000. Act Now
This offer starts from 1st August 2011 for a limited time
Contact agent immediately for more information
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This perfectly flat premium vacant block is perfectly positioned at the end of a quiet elevated cul-de-sak. With state forest located at the front and rear of the property making this rare home site ideal for anyone who appreciates privacy with no neighbours at front or rear.

Don’t miss this great opportunity to build your dream architecturally designed home.

Contour plans and house plans are on file.

Great position on the fringe of state forest and no neighbours to front or rear, this level block is perfectly positioned for everything your new home life style could offer from modern contemporary to architecturally designed homes.

Gum tree is one of Pacific Pines most Prestigious developments offering lifestyle, abundance of open space parks, reserves, ovals, skate boarding ramps, shopping, medical facilities and fabulous schools. Pacific Pines offers an abundance of open space, parks, recreational trails and kids play areas for all the community to enjoy. This is the final stage release of Stockland development, house plans/contour plans available on request??

Easy access to the M1 Pacific Motorway and only 40 Minutes from Brisbane North and 35 Minutes from Coolangatta South and Gold Coast Airport.?Just a few Km from Dream World, Movie World, Wet and Wild Water World Theme Parks and only 10 minutes from Westfield Shopping Town Centre and just 15 minutes from Harbour Town shopping outlets?There are many schools in the surrounding areas to a high education standard from primary through to secondary,-private colleges, TAFE and Universities. Medical Centres and local doctors and chemists are near by as is the Gold Coast Hospital at Southport.?Pacific Pines is situated 20-25 minutes from the Northern Beaches, Broadwater and Surfers Paradise or a 25 minute drive into the Hinterland to enjoy the local Arts and Crafts or the many wineries?