Where Architecture Meets the Water
CALL TODAY TO ARRANGE YOUR PRIVATE VIEWING "MARISOL" - 102 Coolum Parade, Newport Queensland 4020 Set across a rare double allotment on prestigious Coolum Parade, Marisol is a bold architectural statement designed for those who value scale, light and presence over imitation luxury. Newly built by NXTgen Construction, the home unfolds with movement and intention. A soaring 6.1-metre void draws your eye upward, while 3-metre ceilings and sweeping glazing frame uninterrupted lake views from nearly every living space. Positioned at one of the widest points of Newport Lake, the outlook feels expansive, private and quietly powerful. The kitchen anchors the home with scale and functionality — stone surfaces, dual ovens, expansive breakfast bar and a fully appointed butler’s pantry designed to handle real entertaining. Multiple living zones offer flexibility, including a dedicated cinema and a separate office or fifth bedroom. Upstairs, the master suite feels suspended above the water — private balcony, custom walk-in robe and a skylit ensuite with freestanding bath and dual-head shower. Three additional bedrooms each include walk-in robes and access to a refined main bathroom. Outdoors is where Marisol truly differentiates itself. A covered alfresco with built-in BBQ and wine fridge flows to the overwater deck and saltwater pool. Beyond that, a private 12-metre pontoon places Moreton Bay within easy reach. The level grassed rear yard — almost impossible to find on the lake — offers genuine space for children, pets and gatherings. And then there’s the frontage, 16.5metres to the water, 837sqm of land, a rare double block in one of Newport’s most tightly held streets. 40mins to Brisbane CBD. 30mins to the airport. Yet every day feels like a retreat. Marisol is for the buyer who understands land value, architectural individuality and the long-term rarity of waterfront scale. Private inspections available by appointment with Leanne Ollerenshaw and The Jess Culling Team contact 0430 393 225.
