Kingscliff

Kingscliff has been a hotspot for developers of late.&nbsp;

Sydney developers Allera are the next to take to the sought-after coastal suburb, with plans for a $17 million residential project at 140-142 Marine Parade.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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The group, who have previously developed in Sydney’s Box Hill, Cherrybrook and Grantham Farm, will demolish the existing buildings that are on the site to make way for two residential flat buildings, comprising 25 apartments in total.&nbsp;

Clarke Hopkins Clarke designed the plans for the Kingscliff site, with the four-storey development drawing inspiration from its surrounding context.&nbsp;

With dual frontages to Pearl Street and Marine Parade, the two buildings are separated with a landscaped open space, which will also serve as the residential communal offering.

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Building A will comprise 15 three-bedroom apartments, spanning from 138 sqm to 182 sqm, while building B will home seven three-bedroom apartments, spanning from 97 sqm to 115 sqm, along with two two-bedrooms at 80 sqm and one one-bedroom apartment at 66sqm.

With consideration to its coastal environment, the built form is made from durable and robust materials, finished with pre-cast concrete panels.&nbsp;

The communal are is set to include a pool, along with barbecue facilities and seating area, set amongst the lush native landscaping, which has been designed to fit with the surrounding environment.&nbsp;

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Kingscliff also recently saw a development application lodged for a project at 41 Kingscliff Street.

Gold Coast architects Lea Design Studio put together the plans for the 13 apartments, a mix of&nbsp;four one-bedroom, eight two-bedroom apartments, and a single three-bedroom residence.

Taking advantage of the site’s enviable location, just off Marine Parade along Kingscliff Beach, each of the apartments adjoin to a private courtyard or balcony, while the entire site also shares a communal garden courtyard, with seating and lush green landscaping.

Sydney developers Allera are the next to take to the sought-after coastal suburb, with plans for a $17 million residential project at 140-142 Marine Parade.  

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Allera to develop apartments along Kingscliff’s Marine Parade

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The North Point Residence, one of the Tweed Coast's most opulent homes, has been withdrawn from sale.
It had record hopes of $6.95 million.
The Paul Uhlmann-designed home on the dress circle North Point Avenue in Kingscliff was completed in 2011, shortly before it sold for $3.15 million.
In 2015 the already sprawling home was added to, with an extension described as the round house.
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LJ Hooker Kingscliff listing agent Nick Witheriff says locals know the home as the Round House as that's the most prominent feature seen from the street.
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The two level round house, connected to the main house through a foyer, comprises a master retreat on the second level, with the curved floor to ceiling windows offering the best vantage point over the 18 metre pool and tennis court.
On the ground level is a home office and a living space.
There are four more bedrooms in the main home which is wrapped in a decked verandah on its 1,960 sqm parcel.
 
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North Point Residence at Kingscliff withdrawn from sale

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Musician Bernard Fanning has found a buyer for his redundant Kingscliff apartment on the NSW far north coast.
Fanning bought the Kingscliff apartment for just under $1.05 million in 2008.
It was rented it out when he relocated to Spain with his family after Powderfinger disbanded.
<a href="https://www.domain.com.au/5-240-marine-parade-kingscliff-nsw-2487-2012497700" target="_blank">The property</a> had been scheduled for auction in January before being sold for $950,000 earlier this month at close to LJ Hooker agents Paul McMahon and Caroline Witheriff's $1 million estimation.
The former Powderfinger has been spending time in Byron Bay in a rental retreat in an attempt to find some inspiration for a new album.
The 182 sqm apartment in a block of six has ocean views from its dress circle Marine Parade position. There's a lift up to the third floor in the block with basement parking.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph. 
 
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Musician Bernard Fanning sells Kingscliff apartment

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The retail executive Katie Page has listed her contemporary Kingscliff beachfront investment property.
Page bought the Tweed Coast block in 2004 for $775,000.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-kingscliff-122670806" target="_blank">Designed by multi-award winner Virginia Kerridge</a>, the five bedroom home was built shortly after its purchase with around 420 sqm living space.
It has a $3.35 million asking price.
Set on a 647 sqm parcel, there's a private entertaining area with large covered natural timber deck and 12 metre lap pool.
The North Point Avenue kitchen boasts marble and stainless steel kitchen benches, Italian cupboards, and European appliances. 
According to the agent, Sandra Ross at North Estate Agents Tweed Head suggested the "sculptural house screams design and class."
The compressed fibre cement cladding, the stone walls and the timber highlighted the best in quality design, she added.
There have been sales on the North Point strip of up to $5.2 million.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
 
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Katie Page lists Kingscliff beachfront

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Gas industry veteran Richard Cottee is selling a Kingscliff investment home on the NSW Tweed Coast.
Bought in 2006 for $940,000, the freestanding house is in the Salt Village.
It has been a consistent rental since the Cottee family paid $5.2 million for a beachfront reserve home.
Ray Real Estate agents Greg Allan and Bruce Williams are asking $1,095,000 for the four bedroom Ulladulla Court home with pool.
The Brisbane based Cottee has been the boss of Central Petroleum for five years. He sold Queensland Gas to BG Group for $5.7 billion, gaining fame for leading the gas minnow to its 2008 sale.
This article first appeared in the Daily Telegraph.
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Gas industry veteran Richard Cottee lists Kingscliff investment home

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The premises of Kingscliff's Taverna Restaurant on the beachfront Marine Parade has sold for the first time in over five decades.
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-kingscliff-127361418" target="_blank">property at 22 Marine Parade</a>, which is leased to the Greek-inspired modern restaurant, fetched $3.2 million through LJ Hooker Kingscliff in conjunction with Knight Frank Gold Coast.
It's only been leased to the restaurant since for around 18 months.
The restaurant on the 910 square metre B4 Mixed Use Zoning site has 60 seats and an ocean view.
The sale, marketed as a possible development site, included a coastal style beach house atop the hill.
It has five bedrooms, three bathrooms and an oceanfront balcony.
A local family are currently in a periodic lease agreement that yields nearly $50,000 per annum.
 
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Kingscliff's Taverna Restaurant sells for first time in 50 years

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A mid-century modernist home at Kingscliff, NSW has recently been sold for $1,275,000. 
It was offered by Mark Humphries from LS Properties Casuarina. 
Located within stage 1 of Salt Village, the house of glass, steel and concrete at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-kingscliff-127946574" target="_blank">11 Shipstern Street </a>comprises Zen like master suite, two additional bedrooms, living space opening to covered outdoor entertaining area, and minimalist kitchen glowing to the outside. 
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The Palm Springs inspired pool area features a Red rainwater tank plunge pool.
Other highlights include eco smart fireplace, bamboo screen in the indoor/outdoor bath area, and solar passive design. 
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It is within a 300 metres walk from the beach and only a 200 metre walk across Salts Centre Park to restaurants. 
The modernist home of glass, steel and concrete allows for diverse use of the internal areas and future a second storey options. 
It had last sold at $275,000 in 2013. 
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