Perfectly positioned just one street back from the water and the leafy beauty of Picnic Point, 11/91 97 Duporth Avenue captures the essence of relaxed coastal living in one of Maroochydore's most desirable locations. Combining space, light and practicality, this three bedroom apartment offers an effortless lifestyle where the river, cafés and city centre are all just a short stroll away.
Set within a well maintained complex, the home enjoys an elevated position overlooking the park, with a generous balcony that catches soft river breezes throughout the day. The open plan living and dining area flows naturally to this outdoor space, creating an ideal setting for morning coffee, weekend entertaining or quiet evenings surrounded by greenery. The balcony can also be accessed directly from the master bedroom, where a walk in wardrobe, ensuite and separate toilet complete the private retreat.
The well sized kitchen has been tastefully updated with modern appliances, offering plenty of bench space and storage for easy day to day living. Tiled flooring in the main living zones enhances the apartment's light, airy feel, keeping it cool and low maintenance through the warmer months. A dedicated laundry area, second bathroom and two additional bedrooms provide excellent functionality for families, professionals or those seeking extra guest accommodation.
Practicality meets convenience with secure single car parking and a lock up storage cage, perfect for keeping bikes, beach gear or seasonal items neatly tucked away. The building itself offers peace, privacy and a sense of community, all while being moments from the water's edge, local cafés and the evolving Maroochydore CBD.
11/91 97 Duporth Avenue is more than just a place to live. It is a lifestyle defined by sunlight, river breezes and easy connection to everything the Sunshine Coast has to offer.
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This is a conventional mid-rise apartment unit with standard interiors and amenity-focused communal areas (pool, balcony) rather than any standout architectural authorship. There are no visible period features or custom architectural moves — it reads as a typical coastal unit rather than an original or historically significant residence.
