Suburb Property Profile: Noosaville, QLD 4566

Thinking about buying an off the plan property in Noosaville, Queensland? Whether it's an off the plan apartment, townhouse or house and land package, you'll want to discover the Location Demographics, Travel & Infrastructure, Shopping and Schools & Recreation.

Location Demographics

A lively holiday destination by the waterside, the laid-back suburb of Noosaville brings together a picturesque paradise bounded by the flowing Noosa River. It is part of the beloved Sunshine Coast region and can be found 133kms north of Brisbane’s Central Business District. Belonging to the Shire of Noosa, the place is surrounded by natural attractions and features such as Lake Weyba, the famous Noosa National Park and the Noosa River Caravan Park which is a heritage-listed site. 

Filled with beachfront views and many amenities, families, singles, professionals and tourists have found their home at Noosaville and have happily welcomed the coastal lifestyle. In the 2021 Census, held by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, there are over 8 700 people making up the current population. Private dwellings have reached close to 5 200 properties with more being established in the near future. To add, the number of families is around 2 600 and the median age is 56 years old. 

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Travel & Infrastructure

Being well connected to a range of public transport services, passengers can have access to direct commutes. There are several buses available with stops and interchanges spread throughout the town, including at Noosa Parade and at Mary Street. You may also travel by boat from the Noosa Ferry or catch an airport shuttle service at Transfers To Noosa on Rene Street. Drivers can take Walter Hay Drive which links to Emu Mountain Road towards major cities.

The Noosa City Council is in the process of shaping the Corporate Plan for 2023 to 2028 which will guide how services, programs, and facilities are delivered to the community. In line with a series of community feedback sessions, the Council is aiming to create a contemporary and measurable strategic plan, improve the connections of the communities and provide clear priorities. Furthermore, the Noosa Vision 2037 is focused on five themes that aim towards a protected environment, a connected and safe community, a diverse and resilient economy, a sustainable Noosa Shire and an excellent Council. 

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Shopping

Noosaville has quite a mix of boutiques and malls just down the road. Noosa Civic is a short walking distance and presents stylish brands, department stores and casual dining. On the other hand, the Noosa Homemaker Centre is 3kms away with furniture shops, services and a medical centre. You’ll also find more at the Noosa Village Shopping Centre just across the road providing retailers and supermarkets. Overlooking the river, Thomas Street and Gympie Terrace are both popular eat streets with international cuisines and restaurants. The Gusto Riverfront Restaurant serves modern Australian dishes in a relaxed verandah setting while Maisie’s Seafood & Steakhouse has tasty grilled meals with outdoor seating. At the Noose Boathouse, step into an upscale bistro by the river’s edge and try out the tasty menu. 

Schools & Recreation

Having a selection of schools on offer, students from all different year levels are able to study with ease. Both less than 3kms by car, those in primary school can join the Noosaville State School while secondary students can attend St Theresa’s Catholic College. The Little Lambs Early Learning Centre Child Care on Eumundi Road and Goodstart Early Learning on Swanbourne Way both look after children entering preschool. Alternatively, the Learn To Paint Academy holds art classes while the Diamond Swim School teaches swimming lessons and programs. University students are also just a quick walk from CQ University.  

With loads of aquatic activities by the beach and spectacular lookouts, get together with family and friends for some fun in the sun! Whether you want to hire a jet ski, enjoy a boat cruise, go fishing or take on some water sports, the choices are endless. Stop by The Big Pelican and snap some pictures or visit the Noosa Farmers Market for outdoor stalls with locally sourced produce and baked goods. You may also want to plan a day trip to Noosa Heads Main Beach and Noosa National Park with wildlife viewing and walking trails. Don’t miss checking out the scenery at Laguna Lookout or at the Dolphin Point Lookout and going for a swim at Sunshine Beach or at Alexandria Bay. For a getaway, unwind at the Keyser Island Conservation Park or at Ely Park. 

The sought-after suburb of Noosaville is an incredible area where you can build or invest in a new home.

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