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COASTAL OPEN HOMES Real Estate COASTAL OPEN HOMES Real Estate Pa ci k fic o H Flag Address Time Agent o eig C ht s D n r to g n rs ri $200,000 to $250,000 r A Yeppoon a rio r B P rv m A M M n s a o D i t a d n r s a a e t r m 1 INVERNESS, Lots 1-30 Millers Pl Sat 11:00-11:45 KEPEL-0413 272 123 P t o i e s H h 18 n er a i ig d s g l a c V a r C i f i c e R F H w i o c etu d o S ie k ifi h c V e ts g 2 YEPPOON, 2/41 Adelaide Park Rd Sun 11:00-11:30 YRE-0423 877 414 L r a i u n e P m P C i 1b 9 o o e a e l r a o e s t n m y to i R P o n r r a a n a n l e u e k b o c u C 1 h n i a 1 t R r f r e M a ic c $250,000 to $300,000 e a a d 21 d k V C D R aug Paci c Heights r M F R d hans eS s Rd v a il A mo ZILZIE, 90 Amalfi Dr Sat 10:00-10:30 PROEP-0408 192 883 e a a y i le N e p v rs m e A t a k e y e y l l S Y a a E r d ro O s ZILZIE, 19 New Forest Rd Sat 10:00-10:30 PROEP-0408 192 883 g s a C n l y ri v Ja l r p r H rm e u S er H b D m an ls e a n s S S 1 INVERNESS, Lots 1-30 Millers Pl Sat 11:00-11:45 KEPEL-0413 272 123 o a t n t S n o o S y e d s l N p h K r t e h t a n an e S e A n o S d t 3 YEPPOON, 12 Burnett St Sat 12:00-12:45 HARY-0439 548 715 St Brendan's r o s w e n d n S v o m A c e r A College t i v t Is a h la e S nd M t Vi S d 4 TARANGANBA, 22 Dolphin Cres Sun 12:00-12:45 HARY-0439 548 715 ew d a o M g i G T e n g P ree g ri n a r C Le a i l o e o n a n m rb n W m a e rs e on e g tt $300,000 to $350,000 u E lt T o M o d ke W R eikleville c H e S t i l e o n S ls e St c l o p 1 INVERNESS, Lots 1-30 Millers Pl Sat 11:00-11:45 KEPEL-0413 272 123 a 8 t d W d n p r R e n e h a K p a t s l e y ll o h i S a B o S e k a M o r h M o C 5 TARANGANBA, 3 Cass Pl Sat 12:00-12:30 YRE-0423 877 414 m c e s rg ar S in e a e ye l h n d oe e o A Co R r g R d a d u 31 h E e H m C g 6 EMU PARK, 2 Nelson St Sat 12:00-12:30 YRE-0423 877 414 l Ranger a n u u i W o Ai d r a to r n 25 n r P sd e e d r a a 2 o o r n e ade t P w b r o b B o a n r rook P m Capricorn Coast r 7 YEPPOON, 13 Rawlings St Sat 1:00-1:30 RWYPN-0438 395 088 30 D sid N r e a e rres k L r a n o t r R F e e R o o la F r s National Park o l Explor d s a t S M v e t s S u H G e A in Wa u CAWARRAL, 2 Davidson Rd Sun 10:00-10:30 RWYPN-0417 657 966 N nn v y e t e i r tSp to t m l D c e i r n Ocean l e k a in S i t c g t Cir b r z w B cle n e S u e n s r tl A e T h n u a t S e b A is e i o 8 YEPPOON, 8 Eden Way Sun 10:00-10:30 YRE-0434 247 964 r h lle o n L t Go b h K h n s a J C g n a i it e M ld e t r C by T in W d le ffr l F in n u W D g i if re a P B e f g o r f r a s N e m a is y r S m e r h a d k o t l e a m N e o t o P S J r n r T e r s a a m C d u b N w r o t m l l a t d a w a if a To loc n o a e R f $350,000 to $400,000 d s n h r g n R C l r Q a S agp ie a i u S b y t B e le t n T B e t y m A B M e e o e r e R r e o n S n c u k t e t t d d h D Lori n S T i CAWARRAL, 26 Budarick Rd Sat 10:00-10:45 REAL-0439 751 130 er n d p k J c a e n o Yeppoon r W o t S t e l v m s 7 a i h e P n S t S a a ll d A l wl s a s C t ia r y d m e o State o m r A y i r tr B h a ol S u e s k T se s h S a l N o e High School Ra tti i W t S t M n n N K c w rr h r t t 10 9 ZILZIE, 10 Nerita Ave Sat 12:45-1:15 YRE-0423 877 414 a o l i A t l o W M in o tm S a V R Ta ill S gs B a l S t Pu s iam a el M u n il s tt m s m bo C rn y r a P so u h et S3t H r t n ri n rn a n t 29 C r D S O m e r a A r l S 10 YEPPOON, 12/5 Normanby St Sun 10:00-10:30 YRE-0423 877 414 h c o e e h D a t e s Swan y l a a s n g Yeppoon Golf r n a n e o S r M e i c r P e u e r l g i n o b l O lv a i r t n a a p a d Park a e ll & w r 27 r T k V y B r o o a t k a R Apex n o F e t ic W o n Dr M M y h 11 KINKA BEACH, 5 Orchid St Sun 2:00-2:30 YRE-0434 247 964 y G d a e A FreE La C t D Country Club wn c tt a t D B l b o Park d r h r e e rd n a n a e n i h an n o w r ibbe l S a g J Car t T le t lo a S g y P a w e n Rd S e v oo t B i c A epp V $400,000 to $500,000 biru ton-Y Capricorn a a mp Yep w a z J kha poon e oc Rd a n R Coast n h S y f A k S f 12 ROSSLYN, 338 Scenic Highway Sat 11:00-11:30 RWYPN-0438 395 088 Hospital s fa o P H W a G tt r l 13 LAMMERMOOR, 19 Starfi sh Dr Sat 11:00-11:45 HARY-0439 548 715 a e n r t D a vin n 34 Ke i PRICE BRACKET B g e o R 14 TAROOMBALL, 4 Vaglass St Sat 12:00-12:30 RWYPN-0418 792 864 b mo Oce s Na i an D C Pa r M 2l 6 Maurie Web Park a ra d Up to $200K tt e P he 15 TARANGANBA, 19 Capricornia Dr Sat 1:00-1:45 KEPEL-0413 272 123 20 an w da F n l u i f a P s n f L r o d S iv w u o p l e in 16 TAROOMBALL, 8 Nautilus St Sat 1:00-1:30 RWYPN-0418 792 864 n o R m ar n e r S r d e M g h n f e t s e i s a s R la L a D L l d b h le t $200K - $300K o r h o a P C A u Cooee Bay V g a c m k R a oolib ve a r n a e n C a e a s h i g y lla o d B n l i r t 4 r 17 ROSSLYN, 18 Bells Ct Sat 1:00-1:30 YRE-0427 251 008 r a n a d a d b Rosew a i lphi o 14 e o C o F e s D c r D n od u n k a s s o y e r a Perc C a T a B es a r P C C th Brooking C a D ne re l ek a a cian m v S 18 PACIFIC HEIGHTS, 3 Cape Manifold Ave Sat/Sun 1:00-1:30 YRE-0429 391 379 Poin y id t $300K - $400K r so n e o n o r v ti D g E e ta enue a A e l lan e Av rand r m a P Jaca r a r id G B s ks e a C 19 PACIFIC HEIGHTS, 24 Gordon Ave Sat/Sun 1:00-1:30 HARY-0439 548 715 e an ia v d h k r B r A r a 32 e e is n L D O a C e r 23 le d in Cassia y a n D $400K - $600K n ar e L M s e o cornia r e c ri in 20 TARANGANBA, 16 Rosewood St Sun 11:00-11:30 PRIV-0412 866 596 B h p e t b M a r e N d s CMQROK010918 C i e n e n r a i- o s i T L w s l h ar C y a C nga nn a F nba r I t M Rd 15 D v r w a e o i 21 PACIFIC HEIGHTS, 116 Pacifi c Hts Rd Sun 11:00-11:30 YRE-0434 247 964 R y 5 e d od ney S h a t hG $600K and Above ft re S a C e t n roA t W at te a s r G c e alleon f h e f g M r Y s d i a r g a D o e o l 22 COOEE BAY, 18 Rose St Sun 11:00-11:45 HARY-0439 548 715 t l n e v p R a A e S n a B p Iv W l 22 oll R e p e N n p l o y v S e o o d o t s d d d bins s E E A O Auction/Tender d w u o R v e e e e H o l n 23 YEPPOON, 43 Lakeside Drive Sun 11:00-11:45 HARY-0439 548 715 c n l d h - T y n s t l Expressions of Interest e lu u E r i b r S t o e J m n l u o s F r xu c 16 a r a a d M e u T N a 24 LAMMERMOOR, 36 Old Scenic Hwy Sun 12:00-12:30 YRE-0423 877 414 n n A P H n i avenw A t F c a o i r v o a r o e c n H k d h g i i R p gh 25 YEPPOON, 5 Serengeti Ct Sun 12:00-12:30 YRE-0434 247 964 t Eu2caly4p tus a w d in n a W o i h y P rus horse h y eb a it b tl e e n Ta t S H Ta b o 26 TAROOMBALL, 20a Naomi Dr Sun 12:00-12:45 HARY-0439 548 715 o B a Rd r v n M e ve ia n a a Emu Park L n e to H e r m s rl i x Sale i n iv a in el 27 YEPPOON, 16 Primrose St Sun 1:00-1:45 HARY-0439 548 715 L y m e g m a e t ar l s C a W b n P o n e A a n llia ara is rm a re e P d e S o h r T le a l Fis h ia a d a c ca M Lammermoor n e A $500,000 to $600,000 y n n w o a lo g a ns o rig h B 28 ZILZIE, 11 Reef St Sat 1:00-1:30 PROEP-0408 192 883 a M t Y S e ng COOWONGA, 582 Coowonga Rd Sat 2:30-3:00 KEPEL-0413 272 123 p ldi Ly p o t HOW TO nd H o S G S a e o le ak ll v a n e O t A w m S USE THE GUIDE e - n c k E a r y BARMARYEE, 394 Barmaryee Rd Sun 12:30-1:00 YRE-0429 391 379 e n he m S A Each number on the map Jo 13 E u t B v C a e n P r h y l N o a indicates the location of an Open o a d v y rn r r n o i n e e S k e d wo e l V t R p l l w S s d er a t o Home.
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