Buyers Guide To Finding Your Home In Noosa
Noosa is a beautiful place to live, work, and play so there are plenty of reasons why people may choose to purchase a home here.
So we’ve put together our buyer’s guide to help you discover more about how to make an informed decision about purchasing a home in Noosa.
Amenities:
Do you want to be within walking distance of cafes, restaurants, and bars? Or would you rather relax in your own backyard?
There are plenty of amazing restaurants and cafes in Noosa’s famous Hasting Street and along the river at Gympie Terrace.
Schools:
Will your children attend local schools? If so, you’ll want to check out the school zone boundaries.
The state-run Schools such as Noosaville State School just off Beckmans Road have a wonderful reputation and enjoy huge grounds of 32 acres that are host to a wonderful variety of wildlife including Kangaroos.
Transport:
Do you need to travel to and from work in the local area or do you need to make the commute to Brisbane 1 or more times a week?
If you need to get out of Noosa for work its worth considering a location nearer to one of the major arterial roads that will get you onto the Sunshine motorway or M1 faster
Community:
What type of community do you want to live in? Do you want to socialize with neighbors and friends? Or would you prefer to keep your life private?
If you are looking for the community there are many social events organized around local beach clubs and organizations such as the local lifeguards and nippers associations if you have young children.
Location:
Where do you want to live? Is it close to family and friends? Do you want easy access to public transport? Are you near schools, parks, and shops?
There are three main areas to Noosa nestled among the roundabouts and each offer there own distinct feel.
House prices can vary greatly between these areas as well, generally with any houses closer to the water being in the higher price bracket.
Noosaville is a little way from the famous Hastings Street beaches, just a short 10-minute car drive but much closer to Gympie Terrace with Noosa River and the main Noosa Civic shopping center which is currently undergoing significant works to increase the capacity for size and demand.
Noosa Waters homes are built around a man-made canal system that connects to the Noosa River. Within Noosa Waters, there is a range of well-manicured parks and you are just a short stroll to the cafes and restaurants of Gympie Terrace.
Noosa Junction is a great place for shopping, dining, and entertainment with the local BCC cinema being in the middle of the Junction.
The central location of Noosa Junction means that you can easily stroll up and over the hill down to Noosa Beach and have your toes in the sand within a few minutes.
Whichever area of Noosa or even the surrounding suburbs such as Tewantin and Sunshine Beach it’s important to consider exactly what you are looking for in a home.
At imsold Property, we have been servicing clients since 2004 in the local Noosa area.
As the Noosa property market is changing it’s important to understand what your Noosa Property is worth in today’s market.
If you are looking for a new home or thinking of selling your home and wondering which real estate agent you should choose then contact us for any advice or a free home appraisal.