Retire to this $2.5m waterfront beauty with an endless supply of mud crabs
Can you spare $2.5 million for this massive Queensland waterfront property? Did we mention the mudcrabs?
With more than four kilometres of tidal saltwater frontage, there’s no doubt investors will be hooked on this fisher’s dream come true.
Nestled behind Hummock Hill Island, about two hour’s drive south of Rockhampton, lies the expansive 170-hectare estate Mundoolin Rocks.
“Well known as a fantastic area for great fishing and mud crabs, this would be a great property to retire on while making a passive income from the eight fishing shacks on the property,” say listing agents Re/Max Coastal Lifestyle.
“Alternatively, it would make a perfect holiday destination for family and friends.”
The estate at 580 Clarks Drive, Foreshores, features breathtaking water views from the owner’s residence and the shacks, and boasts a tide-proof boat ramp.
The property hosts eight privately owned fishing shacks that generate revenue through land rental fees, while two additional shacks are managed directly by the owner.
The passive income stream is ideal for anyone keen to retire or simply invest in a lifestyle property with financial benefits.
Additional income through adding your own cattle or agistment could be achieved in the fully fenced property.
It is also well-equipped for agricultural pursuits with four paddocks, each with its own dam, plus cattle yards, a crush and a loading ramp.
Practical amenities add to the property’s appeal. While it looks like a slice of remote paradise, be assured there’s good Telstra mobile reception, school bus access and twice-weekly mail delivery.
The property is relatively close to key regional centres, being located 69 kilometres from Gladstone, 42 kilometres from Tannum Sands and Boyne Island, 35 kilometres from Miriam Vale, and just 25 kilometres from Turkey Beach.
Interested buyers can explore the property further through satellite imagery using coordinates 24°02’57.04″S 151°30’48.98″E.
