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Fresh start for local agent family connection to Bangalow and the Byron Bay hinterland has given him a deep appreciation for the local towns and their communities. ‘I grew up in Byron Bay, Suffolk Park, and Bangalow and have so many happy memories of growing up in our beautiful area. It was pretty idyllic. Even in the early days, there was a strong sense of community.’
To anyone who remembers the quiet, old days of Bangalow and Byron Bay, the Miller family would be familiar. For almost three decades, Reg and Denise Miller ran successful real estate businesses in Byron Bay and Bangalow, and now their son Tim is stepping out with a business of his own, Tim Miller Real Estate. After almost twenty years as an agent in Bangalow and the Byron Bay hinterland, Tim is using his local knowledge and experience to give clients a highly skilled and personalised service when selling their home to get the best possible result. ‘I’ve worked really hard to build a strong authentic reputation – first working with my family’s business at Millers Bangalow Real Estate, followed by 10 years helping
Tim Miller
In the late 1980s, Tim’s parents renovated the beautiful Bangalow Guest House in the heart of town. The original cottage, a derelict doctor’s surgery, was extended and turned into a character-filled guesthouse and wedding venue. ‘Way back then, Mum and Dad understood what made Bangalow unique – its close-knit, caring community and its heritage appeal. Today, these are still the
establish a large franchise real estate business in Byron Bay. In that time, I’ve really come to know the local market and I’ve met some amazing people whom I’ve helped through the buying and selling process many times over. My clients have encouraged me to go out on my own so I feel really supported.’ Tim’s personal history and strong
Welcome to Mullumbimby
Tweed Broadwater Village
100 Argyle Street, Mullumbimby
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Bay and Bangalow area for a better lifestyle – to pursue their passions and invest in projects that are personally fulfilling and of value to their community, says Tim. ‘I think people are wanting to escape some of the negative aspects of living in cities. People want to support, and be supported by, their community, and you can get that experience in our towns and villages.’
Old Millers Mural above Main Street Bangalow before the Urban Cafe fire in 2010 things that people fall in love with; it’s now a vibrant, busier town but it hasn’t lost what makes it special.’ People are moving to the Byron
His local, family-run business is a good fit for the area, he adds. ‘I’m smaller than the big franchise names in real estate, but that’s an advantage. It means I can work more closely with people and be quick to respond to their needs while still providing the same high-quality service, marketing, and contacts. I’m hoping people will get behind me.’
$295,000
Mullumbimby’s Best Kept Secret
Proudly stationed at the welcome gates to Mullumbimby, the property is set on a 746sqm allotment, overlooking picturesque paddocks giving the feel of ‘farm life’ but without all the hard work. Gorgeous timber cottage (circa 1920s) with panoramic views of the Koonyum Ranges, Mt Warning and Mt Chincogan. Walk to town, cafes and only 6 minutes to the beach. This unique residence is perfectly positioned for passing trade and would suit a home business. • Panoramic views over paddocks with spectacular mountain vista • Gorgeous 1920s circa timber character cottage • High ceilings, ornate feature, timber floors • Covered timber decks, outdoor rooms, yesteryear features • Air conditioning, gas cooking, heat pump, fireplace • NBN internet connected, town water, fenced yard • Privacy, views and 6 minutes to beach Saturday 1.00pm – 1.30pm Open: Contact: Fiona Johnson – 0400 418 886 Elders Brunswick Valley
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Situated just minutes from Tweed Heads/Coolangatta, the ‘Pet Friendly’ Tweed Broadwater Village is ideally located for the over-50s to enjoy everything the Gold Coast, Tweed Valley and Tweed Coast have to offer in a secure environment. The village is just a stroll from the Tweed River. There is public transport at the entrance to the park and free shuttle buses to local clubs. This spacious 13 metre home has recently been redecorated throughout and is ready to be moved into and enjoyed! The open plan living area and kitchen is tiled and has both new ceiling fans and a split-system air-conditioner. The kitchen is complemented with a new Bellini dishwasher, a relatively new Chef stainless steel electric stove with fan-forced oven and grill, double sink and tiled splash-backs. The newly fully tiled bathroom consists of a shower cabinet and vanity unit with a separate toilet. The home has two generously sized, newly carpeted bedrooms with mirror-door robes and ceiling fans. A carport adjoins the home that has been partitioned to create a 2nd living area or extra bedroom when the family visits, leaving a space for one large vehicle. Open: By Appointment Contact: Kelvin Price 0423 028 468 Mr Property Services
18A Stuart Street, Mullumbimby Situated near the Heritage Park in the heart of the beautiful Mullumbimby is this well appointed home designed for peaceful family living. The layout offers a very spacious floorplan which includes an open plan living / dining area and generous bedrooms, with either a walk-in or built-in robes. 5 minutes walk into town to cafés, shops and markets. • East facing, quiet, peaceful, private setting
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• Polished timber floors & soaring high ceilings • Master with ensuite and walk in-robe • Two living areas ideal with kids • Covered deck with spa bath • 10,000 litre rain water tank Price: $895,000 – $925,000 Open: Saturday 10.45 – 11.30am Contact: Ernst Mayr-Reisch 0428 842 387
Vacant land
$185,000 – $215,000
24 Nimbin St - The Channon At 1016 m2, Lot 1/ 24 Nimbin St offers you the opportunity to build whatever you please. This rare find of a vacant block is centrally located to everywhere. To the North you can easily walk to the school, and the town centre, with the general store, tavern and post office. To the South an easy walk to ‘Coronation Park’, home of the famous Channon markets, held on the 2nd Sunday of each month.
Just 15 minutes drive to Lismore and within easy reach of Nimbin, Terania Creek, Whian Whian and the Nightcap Ranges.
Price: Auction: Contact:
$185,000 – $215,000 On site (or sold before) Saturday 8th June 11am Scott Harvey 0412 296 872 Sonia Jervis 0409 033 250
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