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Ocean Blue Is Hervey Bay's Premier Housing Estate NEW LAND RELEASE NOW SELLING FROM $175,000* * Valid as at April 2019 OCEAN BLUE IS HERVEY BAY’S PREMIER HOUSING ESTATE With the pristine Hervey Bay foreshore a short stroll Great Sandy Strait Marina, the gateway to the from your front door, Ocean Blue has it all – location, beautiful Fraser Island and world famous Humpback lifestyle and affordability. Whales in Platypus Bay. With the airport, and direct Ocean Blue is only a nine iron from the beautiful flights to Brisbane and Sydney, just 10 minutes from Hervey Bay Golf Course and just minutes from the your door, Ocean Blue is easily accessible to the rest thriving CBD. Ocean Blue is positioned perfectly of the world. with some of the region’s best public and private Ocean Blue is on 22 hectares of prime residential schools nearby. Hervey Bay makes home to many land. A new series of land releases offers homebuyers world-class health facilities and the newly opened the opportunity to secure one of more than 120 of St Stephens Private Hospital is recognised as one of Hervey Bay’s finest house lots, all just minutes from the most advanced hospitals in Australia. Ocean Blue the magnificent beaches of Hervey Bay. has everything you could need. Whether you’re a first home buyer, growing your A short 10 minutes drive along the picturesque family or downsizing, Ocean Blue provides the esplanade past scores of cafes, bars and shops will ultimate opportunity for you and your family to start have you at the iconic Urangan Boat Harbour and a new chapter. MASTER PLAN Halcro Ave Leeward Ave Peregine Ave Peregine 4C 4B Release 8 Long St Road 10 Leeward Ave 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 Leeward Ave Release 7 2 2 2 2 2 2 8E 600m 600m 600m 600m 600m 619m 658m2 249 601m2 227 226 225 224 8D Release 6 600m2 600m2 501m2 527m2 223 250 2 576m2 600m 251 222 600m2 Road 9 8C 592m2 Seahaven Cirt 220 221 600m2 761m2 Oceanblue Blvd 8A Release 3 Road 8 Road 6 Road 7 7A 8B Release 4 Road 10 Road 2 7B Release 2 Hythe St After coming to Hervey Bay from the UK we chose to rent at Ocean Blue because it has everything we need. It’s quiet, we have great neighbours and it is literally five minutes from everything - schools, shops, aquatic centre and playing fields. The kids also love the fact we are so close to the beach. We are really excited about the next stage opening up so we can maybe build our own place and start a new chapter for the family. The Patterson family Halcro Ave NOW SELLING FROM $175,000* Leeward Ave Peregine Ave Peregine 4C 4B Release 8 Long St Road 10 Leeward Ave Walk to the beach 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 Leeward Ave 8E Release 7 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 600m 600m 600m 600m 600m 619m 658m Minutes from the CBD 249 601m2 227 226 225 224 8D Release 6 600m2 600m2 501m2 527m2 223 250 2 576m2 600m 251 222 600m2 Road 9 8C 592m2 Seahaven Cirt 220 221 600m2 761m2 Oceanblue Blvd 8A Release 3 Road 8 Road 6 Road 7 7A 8B Release 4 Road 10 Road 2 All plans, images and details outlined or contained in this presentation are indicative only and do not form part of 7B Release 2 any real estate sale contract. Purchasers must refer to the formal real estate contract and disclosure statement and satisfy their enquiries prior Hythe St to entering into a purchase contract. * Valid as at April 2019 THE IDEAL LOCATION TO START A NEW CHAPTER Hervey Bay is the ideal location to start a new A massive expansion in infrastructure development, chapter for you and your family. including the Hervey Bay CBD urban renewal at At Hervey Bay you can have it all, the natural beauty Pialba, the Stockland Shopping Centre expansion, and serenity of Fraser Island and the start of the the Fraser Coast Sports precinct and the Great Barrier Reef combined with the services and St Stephen’s Hospital opening, will contribute to the infrastructure of a modern coastal city. creation of more than 20,000 new jobs within the next 15 years. Employment opportunities abound with Hervey Bay’s thriving tourism mecca. The local tourism Hervey Bay also boasts some of the state’s top public industry contributes almost $500m to the local and private schools, excellent health services and an economy and directly employs more than 2,000 efficient public transport system making it the ideal full time locals. location to start a new chapter with your family. Hervey Bay has been our home for almost 30 years and we have seen it grow into a dynamic regional hub. Everything is literally five minutes away and you won’t find a better lifestyle anywhere in Queensland. I’m delighted with the way the Bay has ‘grown-up’, with quality developments such as Ocean Blue complementing the natural beauty of the area. Brian Perry, Whale Watching Founder HERVEY BAY IS WELL POSITIONED FOR GROWTH POPULATION A population boom is fuelling the Fraser Coast’s growth Ha with a recent report listing the area as among Australia’s lcro St top 10 fastest growing regions. With compound annual Leeward Ave Ave Lo population growth predicted to be 3% to 2031, above t Peregrine n the national average of 1.7%, Hervey Bay is set for long h S g S t o term growth. lvd t o B r e e T u l e b n t a e c EMPLOYMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE O Hervey Bay Fraser Island H Maryborough Hervey Bay’s job market is also primed for strong growth ythe St Brisbane with thousands of new jobs expected to be created over the next decade driven by it’s booming health, construction and tourism sectors. This will further drive the region’s residential market, making Ocean Blue an ideal choice for owner occupiers looking to get into the local market. INVESTMENT Fraser Island Hervey Bay has proven to be a great place to invest in Hervey Bay property. With strong capital growth over the past 5 years, investment trends look set to continue. Coupled Maryborough with steady weekly rental increases over the past five years and strong gross yields, Hervey Bay and in particular Ocean Blue are going to continue to be much sought after by investors. oceanblueherveybay.com.au Brisbane contact agent John Bone 07 4124 4941 0433 980 948 winprojects.com.au The images and illustrations are artist’s impressions and are indicative only. Purchasers must rely on their own enquiries and the Contract for Sale..
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