17 Annie Street WOODY POINT QLD

There’s a particular kind of relaxation that arrives the moment you cross the Hornibrook Bridge into Woody Point – and 17 Annie Street sits right at the heart of why. Tucked into one of the Peninsula’s most tightly held coastal pockets East of Oxley Avenue, this is a home with room to breathe, land to love and a location that rarely comes up for sale. Set on a generous 496sqm corner block with around 42.5 metres of combined street frontage, this solid brick-and-tile home was architect-designed in the 1970s. The single level layout unfolds naturally through multiple light filled living areas, three generous bedrooms and a kitchen that sits comfortably at the heart of it all. This home boasts plenty of storage throughout. Large glass doors draw you outside to a covered entertaining area and easy care gardens, the kind of indoor-outdoor flow that coastal living is built for. The corner position is a genuine asset with extra space, extra light and real flexibility for a caravan, boat or motorhome parking, landscaping or future plans of your own. And there’s no pressure to do anything right away. This is a home that’s comfortable exactly as it is, ready for its next owners to move in, settle in and dream a little before deciding what comes next. You’ll love: • A premium East of Oxley position in a tightly held Woody Point pocket • Less than 200m to the waterfront and Esplanade • A generous 496sqm corner block with approx. 42.5m of frontage • Solid, single-level brick-and-tile construction • An architect-designed 1970s floorplan with genuine flow • Three generous bedrooms; 2 with walk-in robes and a thrid with wall to wall built-in cupboards • Glass doors linking living spaces to a covered outdoor entertaining area • Established, low-maintenance gardens • Real scope to modernise and add value over time • Corner access for extra vehicle, caravan or motorhome space • An easy walk to Woody Point Jetty, the foreshore and local cafés • Brisbane Airport under 25 minutes away In the current owners’ words: “Crossing the Hornibrook Bridge brings an immediate feeling of relaxation, while still keeping you close to Brisbane and the airport. It’s truly a special place to call home” Our single-level brick home has been wonderfully easy to live in. What we’ve loved most is that you don’t need to rush into anything – it’s comfortable as it is and full of potential for whoever comes next to make it their own. Living East of Oxley, so close to the water has meant something to us every single day. It’s been lovely watching the area grow as people renovate and create beautiful coastal homes around us. Walking to the jetty in the morning is a privilege – birds, early fishermen, sea turtles, sometimes even dugongs. The Gayundah Coastal Arboretum at the end of our street is one of the best spots around to watch the sunrise. We’re an easy walk from the Belvedere Hotel, the foreshore parklands, playgrounds, sailing, bowls and everything else that makes Woody Point what it is. Annie Street itself is special too – the poincianas turn the whole street red around Christmas, there’s a real neighbourhood feel and you can even swim or snorkel from the little beach at the end of the road. Opportunities like this don’t come around often; a genuine slice of land in one of Woody Point’s most tightly held coastal pockets. Whether you’re ready to move in and enjoy it as it is or you’re looking to create something truly special over time, 17 Annie Street offers the kind of position and potential that’s genuinely hard to find. Phone Matt today to arrange your private inspection.