Elevated Outlook and a North-East Aspect in a Central-Sunshine Coast Growth Suburb

62 Camelot Court is a titled homesite ready for construction. Pairing everyday convenience with a lifestyle framed by parklands, playgrounds, and the natural landscapes of the Maroochy River corridor.

A generous 750 m² site with no prescribed building envelope, offering true design freedom. With a North-East rear aspect, it’s perfectly placed for morning light and an outdoor zone that feels calm, green, and usable all year-round, while over-engineered acoustic fencing keeps things as serene as you would expect.

Set among quality homes and minutes from everything, the location places you in the middle of everything the Sunshine Coast has to offer. Lakeside walks and morning coffee at Parklakes 2, great local schools and childcare close by, and an easy run to beaches, golf, the river and the CBD.

Summary of Features:
- 750 m2 with no set building envelope
- Titled and ready for construction
- Elevated, central Sunshine Coast position in Bli Bli
- North-East aspect to the rear for morning light and alfresco potential
- Lifestyle surrounds: parklands, playgrounds, walking tracks, and nature
- Acoustic boundary fencing

Location Highlights:
- 3 minutes to Parklakes 2 (café and walking track)
- 3 minutes to Good Samaritan Catholic College
- 3 minutes to Little Sprouts Early Learning
- 5 minutes to Bli Bli State School
- 6 minutes to Bli Bli Village (Bli Bli Hotel, IGA)
- 7 minutes to watersports and recreation park
- 7 minutes to 18-hole golf course
- 9 minutes to Maroochy River and boat ramp
- 12 minutes to Sunshine Coast Airport
- 13 minutes to Mudjimba Beach
- 20 minutes to Maroochydore CBD
- 30 minutes to Noosa

A rare chance to design and build in an affordable blue-chip, family-friendly setting where lifestyle and convenience align. Contact Naj Elsayed and Jamie Vibert on 0488 177 790 today to arrange your inspection.


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