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uring winter, there is something satisfying about retreating indoors and turning our attention to the spaces we live in every day.
This month, we’re embracing the cooler weather as the perfect backdrop for planning and progressing a renovation.
Glass Shower Panels & Doors
We share some of the most common pitfalls homeowners face during a renovation project, plus we’ve pulled together five expert tips for a bathroom blitz.
Thinking about new flooring? Our story on pairing carpet colours with your home’s palette is a must-read.
Plus, we have our regular features, including finishing touches and style tips for creating a beautiful home office.
Until next month, happy renovating!
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RENOVATE SMARTER
From budget blowouts to style missteps, here are 15 renovation pitfalls every homeowner should avoid.
There’s a fine line between removing an old vanity and gutting the entire bathroom. Know what you really need to remove before you get started.
STYLE & PRIVACY
Good renovations start with great planning. Without a solid budget, realistic timeline and clear design, your dream project can quickly unravel. Schedule your trades early and triplecheck your plans.
Prep work may be boring, but it’s essential. Don’t skip steps like cleaning walls before painting, sanding surfaces properly, or waterproofing wet areas. A shortcut now can cost you later.
5. Flying blind
Even if you’ve hired a builder or architect, educate yourself. Learn the basics of your materials, understand approval processes and ask questions. Informed renovators make better decisions.
7. Ignoring the way you live
4. Overcapitalising
A luxe kitchen or designer tapware might excite you, but make sure your reno spend aligns with your home’s value and the local market.
6. Forgetting a buffer
A buffer is vital when it comes to renovating. Allow 10 to 20 per cent extra in your budget and timeline to accommodate the unknowns, such as missed inclusions or a three-week tile delay.
A stylish design isn’t helpful if it doesn’t suit your day-to-day life. Make choices based on how your family functions. Think practicality and then aesthetics.
Skipping the planning phase
Underestimating the prep 1. Smarter demolition
8. Holding back in the wrong places 9. Neglecting lighting
It’s smart to reuse cabinetry or take on the painting yourself. But don’t cut corners on key features like insulation, windows, or structural work. Quality here will pay off.
Too little light can leave a room feeling flat and dull. Too much can be overpowering. Plan your lighting scheme thoughtfully, mixing natural light with task and ambient options. Talk to your local lighting shop expert for tips.
A budget tool might get you through a single job if you’re lucky. Invest in decent equipment or hire what you need. It’ll save you frustration and money down the track.
Leaving timber in the weather or tiles in the garage with no cover? Rookie mistake. Protect your materials from moisture, sun and dust to avoid damage before installation.
Sure, sage green splashbacks might be in, but will you still love the look in five years? Stick to timeless choices for permanent fixtures and save bold colours for accessories.
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We have a fantastic range of pool mosaics, pool coping pavers/ tiles and pool surrounds We have a range to suit any style pool and home.
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Chasing trends
14. Ignoring green options
Solar panels, water tanks, EV charging points and eco-friendly materials aren’t always expensive. In fact, they can save you money long-term. Explore your options before assuming they’re out of reach.
13. Overlooking outdoor spaces
Outdoor renovations are often an afterthought. But a smartly designed garden, deck or fire pit area can dramatically boost liveability and resale value. Consider these elements during the original planning stage.
15. Forgetting the paperwork
Permits and planning approvals can cause issues if you don’t forward plan and keep on top of the requirements. Before you begin, make sure you’ve ticked every box. It’s a lot easier than having to rip something out later.
FENCING THAT LASTS A LIFETIME
Eco Guard fencing, modern coastal style—perfect for homeowners who want a contemporary privacy fence with long lasting durability.
Ideal for homes, businesses, and outdoor living areas, Eco Guard fencing reduces noise and requires no painting or staining.
• 24 times thicker than colorbond, will never rust, ideal for coastal environments. Unlike timber it will never rot or warp.
• Acoustic sound reduction, enjoy peace and privacy.
• Eco-Friendly materials.
• Expert Installation by QBCC licensed contractors Gary & Sons.
• Various fencing options available
• Screening, Feature Wall and Ceiling Linings also available
Gone are the days when straight lines ruled the renovation scene. Designers and homeowners alike are embracing curved forms to create interiors that feel organic, fluid and aesthetically pleasing. From fluted bathroom vanities to gently arched doorways, curves evoke a sense of calm and craftsmanship.
There’s something about a curve that softens a space. Here are some ideas for introducing these sculptural details into your home.
Curves aren’t just for walls. They shine in kitchens, bathrooms and even outdoor entertaining zones. Rounded bench fronts, curved bathroom cabinetry, cylindrical rangehood shrouds, even cushions with arch designs, are all go-to styling elements.
For a shortcut to luxe, curved style, CurveLine Panels from Eco Greenhaus are worth a closer look. Designed for both flat and rounded surfaces, these innovative half-moon slat panels are backed with flexible mesh, making them ideal for wrapping around kitchen islands or adding elegance to living room walls. Crafted from sustainably sourced natural white ash, each panel is raw and ready for staining, oiling or painting to suit your interior palette. And thanks to their flexible form and clever construction, installation is simple with no advanced joinery or complex frameworks required. Visit ecogreenhaus.com.au
Textured feature walls are back but with a modern twist. Instead of bold colours or graphic wallpaper, think gentle curves made from natural materials. Vertical slats with a subtle bend can turn a plain wall into a standout feature. It’s an easy way to add depth and design without overwhelming the space.
Curves naturally draw the eye and soften a room’s atmosphere. Unsure where to begin? Start small. A curved mirror in the bathroom, an arched shelf niche, or a softly rounded bedhead can give you a taste of the look. Then, when you’re ready to go all in, consider adding curved panels to your kitchen island or bathroom vanity for a more custom feel.
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Create a calm and productive home office that blends functionality with style.
1. Forming part of the Deco collection from Domayne , this two-drawer open dresser doubles as a desk. With plenty of storage and a unique design, it will work in any contemporary home offi ce space. 2. The Trax desk lamp in antique brass will bring a touch of golden glam and traditional styling to your home of fi ce. It’s from Discount Lighting and Fans , Warana. 3. The Sun Tiles II canvas art print is a modern abstract wall art featuring blocks of calming blues, sea greens, earthy beige and rich pink. Available from Urban Road , this print will bring tranquillity and lovely muted colours to your home. 4. We absolutely love the Shine cushion from Kas Australia . It radiates warmth, personality and creates interest – whether used on a vibrant or neutralcoloured couch or desk chair. 5. The Illusions 132 blue rug from Choices Flooring is simple yet elegant with its timeless design and calming hues. It is also functional, adding warmth to your offi ce and bringing a homely, comforting feel to the room.
5 EXPERT IDEAS
Whether you’re updating a dated ensuite or starting from scratch in the main bathroom, these five expert tips will help you get it right from the ground up.
Plan for function first – It might be tempting to start with tiles or tapware, but the smartest renovators start with layout. Think about how the space will be used, who will use it and when. A family bathroom has different needs to a guest powder room or ensuite. Plumbing locations can be costly to change, so work within the existing framework where you can. But if something doesn’t work, like a shower that’s oddly placed, now is the time to fix it.
Choose the right layout – Think in zones: showering, bathing, toilet and vanity. You want these areas to flow naturally, without interrupting each other. A walk-in shower adds a luxurious, open feel, especially in smaller rooms. If space is tight, a wall-hung vanity or in-wall toilet can free up floor area and create the illusion of more space.
3. Invest in ventilation –Bathrooms are humid by nature and without proper ventilation, mould and moisture problems can creep in. An exhaust fan is essential and if you’re able to include a window or skylight, even better.
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FLOORS, WALLS AND COLOUR
White walls create a blank canvas, allowing you to pair them with almost any carpet colour
from warm neutrals to bold statement hues. Here, the expert team from Choices Flooring, share ideas for pairing white walls with flooring.
TONE-ON-TONE
For a serene, cohesive look, many designers and homeowners choose neutral carpets when the walls are white. A soft grey carpet with white walls creates a chic monochromatic palette that’s easy to decorate around. A light oatmeal beige carpet will add a touch of warmth against white walls, keeping the room feeling sunny but not sterile. The beauty of white walls and neutral carpet is that you can introduce any accent colour in furniture or art later. It’s an ideal base if you like to redecorate often since grey, taupe or cream carpet won’t pigeonhole your style. As an example, grey has long been a safe choice with white walls or any neutral wall precisely because it goes with pretty much any colour scheme without demanding attention.
Pictured is the Eternity Delano carpet in the colt colour from Choices Flooring
HIGH CONTRAST
If you want to showcase the floors or add depth, pairing white walls with a darker carpet can be stunning. The light-dark contrast will draw the eye downward to the floor, anchoring the space. Think elegant combinations like white walls with a charcoal grey or chocolate brown carpet – it can make a living room feel upscale yet cosy. Deep colours on the floor also work well if you have expansive windows or ample light, as the contrast won’t overwhelm the space. A navy blue carpet against crisp white walls, for example, creates a classic, nauticalinspired look. Even black carpet can be ultra-chic in a white-walled room if used in a formal space (though black shows lint, so be prepared for upkeep). For a pop of personality, some adventurous decorators are even introducing rich colour carpets with white walls – imagine white walls with a luxurious red carpet in a hallway or media room. It’s bold, but as one expert notes, a vibrant red carpet paired with neutral walls can create a real “wow factor” and a statement welcome. The key with any strong carpet colour is to keep the walls and larger furnishings fairly neutral so the look remains balanced, which, if you have white walls, you’ve already nailed!
PATTERN AND TEXTURE
White walls also allow you to play with patterned or textured carpets. A subtly patterned carpet (like a faint geometric or stripe) in neutral colours can add interest so the room doesn’t feel too plain while still maintaining an overall light vibe. For instance, a wide check pattern carpet in shades of grey and white could visually expand the room (a wider design can create an illusion of more space). On the other hand, a narrow striped or busy pattern carpet will make a large white-walled room feel cosier by adding visual activity on the floor. Patterns in soft tones won’t clash with white walls but will hide dirt and add character. Textured carpets – such as a looped wool with natural flecks or a cut-pile with a sculpted design – also stand out nicely against white walls, giving a room that designer touch without needing bold colour.
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COLOUR INSIGHTS
When matching carpet to white walls, pay attention to the undertone of your whites. Is your wall paint a cool, blue-tinged white or a warm, creamy white? Try to pick a carpet colour that complements that undertone. For example, a warm, off-white wall looks beautiful with a carpet in a warm grey or beige (with yellow or red undertones), whereas a cool, stark white wall might pair better with a cooler-toned carpet like a silvery grey or a blue-tinted beige. This way, the colours will harmonise subtly. And don’t forget the lighting – white walls reflect coloured light, so if your carpet is bright red, it may cast a slight glow on the walls. Test the combo in natural light to be sure you love it.
WHAT IS THE MOST POPULAR COLOUR CHOICE FOR CARPET?
When it comes to carpet, neutrals are by far the most popular colour family. Year after year, shades of grey, beige, taupe and other natural tones top the charts in Australian homes. These understated colours have broad appeal because they create a versatile foundation for any décor style. Grey, in particular, has been a reigning favourite in recent years – interior experts noted in 2023 that “it’s still grey” leading carpet sales, especially in softer stoney grey hues. Warm naturals like sandy beige and taupe are close behind, reflecting a trend toward cosier, earthy interiors.
Why are neutral carpets so popular? For one, they go with everything. A neutral-coloured carpet won’t clash with your wall paint, furniture, or artwork, even if you change styles over time. Designers often call grey “a great safe bet” because it pairs with virtually any colour scheme. Neutral carpets also create an open, airy feel and let other design elements (like a gorgeous sofa or bold art) take centre stage. And practically speaking, mid-tone neutrals are forgiving – they tend to mask minor dirt or lint better than pure white carpets and they don’t show every bit of dust.
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MAKE IT WORK
The kitchen may be the heart of the home, but for many households, it’s also the busiest space. Here’s how to create a real working kitchen.
When it comes to usability, layout is everything. While the classic work triangle still works, more renovators are now opting for zoned kitchens with dedicated areas for prepping, cooking, cleaning and storage. If you’ve got a multi-cook household, zones make traffic flow easier too.
Gone are the days of digging around the back of cupboards. Deep drawers, pull-out pantry cupboards and corner carousels make finding what you need quick and easy. Open shelving can add a styled look, just keep it to everyday items you actually use. Consider built-in bins, an appliance storage area to hide the toaster and kettle and drawer dividers to keep utensils in line.
Hardworking kitchens need hardworking materials. Stone benchtops strike the balance between beauty and durability, while matte laminate fronts are family-friendly and forgiving. Opt for easy-clean splashbacks like porcelain panels or glazed tiles to keep mess to a minimum.
If space allows, a butler’s pantry or dedicated prep area can be a game changer. Use it for extra storage, meal prep or even a second sink. No room? Full-height cabinetry or cleverly designed cupboards can offer the same benefits without needing a separate space.
The best appliances make your life easier. Induction cooktops are safe, quick and stylish, while self-cleaning ovens are a godsend for busy cooks. A double-drawer dishwasher gives you flexibility, especially for smaller households or frequent use. A large fridge with good internal organisation is also worth the investment. Look for adjustable shelving, dedicated produce zones and good energy ratings.
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NATION’S BEST HOME
Acontemporary, pavilion-style home that blends bold architectural design and functional living has been named Australia’s house of the year.
The Sunshine Coast’s own Sarah Waller Architecture took home the coveted title at the 2025 HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards, which were announced in May. Set across subtle cascading levels on sprawling acreage in Doonan, the home’s striking aesthetic is defined by raw
off-form concrete and black timber cladding, creating a dramatic yet refined facade. Inside, a sophisticated monochromatic palette enhances the transitions between each distinct zone.
Designed for multigenerational living, the home incorporates a fully self-contained studio, multiple alfresco areas and expansive windows that frame breathtaking views of the natural surroundings.
remarkable achievements.
“Each year thousands of projects are entered into our awards program. To be shortlisted as an Australian finalist is a huge achievement, but to be one of the 23 winners means you’re at the pinnacle of residential building.”
The HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards celebrate excellence in residential building, recognising exceptional projects, businesses and individuals from across the country. Each year, these awards set the standard for innovation, craftsmanship and leadership within the industry.
Judges praised the meticulous craftsmanship, from the precisely tapered roof plate to the innovative use of sustainably sourced timber cladding. Every element has been thoughtfully considered, resulting in a home that is both luxurious and liveable.
The home also won HIA Australian Custom Built Home.
HIA managing director Jocelyn Martin congratulated the 2025 HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards winners and praised their
New South Wales’ Lexpol Group won HIA Australian Renovation/Addition Project for transforming a three-level brick home into a six-level waterfront showpiece.
Built on a challenging site with a 45-metre fall, the project showcases innovative engineering and premium craftsmanship. The result is a striking residence featuring luxury inclusions and modern design.
For a full list of winners, visit hia.com.au.
Nothing says luxury like a newly renovated kitchen
Our experienced cabinet makers specialise in designing, constructing, and renovating both kitchens and bathrooms. From adding additional storage space to installing splashbacks and benchtops, we only work with industry-leading suppliers like Caesarstone, Polytec, Quantum Quartz and more.
When you choose FORESHORE KITCHENS, you can expect professionalism, attention to detail and customer service that will put a smile on your face.
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ONE FOR THE KIDS
Creating an outdoor play area that’s safe, fun and stylish can transform your backyard into a favourite spot for the whole family.
STYLISH DESIGN THAT FITS YOUR HOME
A kids’ play area doesn’t have to clash with your garden’s aesthetic. Choose materials and colours that complement your home and outdoor style. Natural timbers, muted tones and greenery help the play zone blend seamlessly with your landscaping.
SAFETY FIRST
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Create a sensory garden for your little ones. Plant fragrant herbs, colourful flowers and different coloured and shaped stones.
Choosing the right surface for a children’s outdoor area is essential for safety. Soft, impact-absorbing materials like rubber, synthetic turf, or treated river sand provide cushioned landings and reduce injuries from falls. These options also drain well, helping keep the play area dry and clean. Avoid hard surfaces like concrete or bricks unless combined with a soft play mat. Make sure the play zone is securely fenced off from pools, roads, or garden hazards.
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GO FOR SHADE
Queensland’s sun is strong, even in winter, so shade is vital. Installing a retractable shade sail or a pergola with climbing vines not only provides UV protection but adds character to the play zone. For a natural feel, plant native trees like lemon myrtle or native gardenia.
CLIMBING AND EXPLORING
Include climbing structures like timber playsets with slides, ropes, or monkey bars. For a more natural approach, large logs or stones create opportunities for climbing and imaginative play while blending seamlessly into garden beds.
NATURAL ELEMENTS
Kids connect with nature, so incorporating natural play elements enriches their experience. Consider planting a vegetable or herb garden that children can tend to, fostering responsibility and healthy eating habits. A DIY-built mud kitchen will be a favourite – incorporate pots, pans and natural materials.
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Southeast Queensland artist Alex Louisa’s work focuses on elements of the natural world that grab her attention. Pictured here is her piece, Huntress, available from Stevens Street Gallery , Yandina.
BLACK MAGIC
This classic hue can bring a modern and classic look to your home.
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Elevate your space with this black timber beaded chandelier pendant. The ES lampholder ensures easy installation and compatibility with various light sources. It’s available from Discount Lighting and Fans , Warana.
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Introduce natural tones into your colour scheme with the white-washed water hyacinth mirror, which will pair beautifully with wooden furniture or crisp whites. It’s available from Coastal Drift Home, Caloundra.
Bring a splash of the beach into your home with
The Asha outdoor blue rug from Domayne, Maroochydore Homemaker Centre
The stylish and functional Bahama palm hook from Coastal Drift Home can be used in your entryway, laundry, bathroom, or even an outdoor pool house to display hats, towels, keys, or small décor accessories.
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Average Waterfront $957,000. Average Dry/Park $664,375. Prices are subject to and are subject to change without notice.
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Mudjimba 4564
Mudjimba is approximately 3.2 square kilometres in area
It has 7 parks covering nearly 44.6% of the total area
The predominant age group in Mudjimba is 50-59 years
Households in Mudjimba are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Mudjimba work in a trades occupation
Marcoola is approximately 13.7 square kilometres in area
It has 11 parks covering nearly 27.9% of the total area
The predominant age group in Marcoola is 50-59 years
Households in Marcoola are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Marcoola work in a trades occupation
Coolum Beach 4573
AT A GLANCE:
Coolum Beach is approximately 27.3 square kilometres in area
It has 29 parks covering nearly 56.6% of the total area
The predominant age group in Coolum Beach is 40-49 years
Households in Coolum Beach are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Coolum Beach work in a professional occupation
Mount Coolum 4573
AT A GLANCE:
Mount Coolum is approximately 5.1 square kilometres in area
It has 14 parks covering nearly 27.2% of the total area
The predominant age group in Mount Coolum is 40-49 years
Households in Mount Coolum are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Mount Coolum work in a professional occupation
$1,403,591 $1,367,822 $1,025,192 $844,637
Twin Waters is approximately 4.6 square kilometres in area
It has 20 parks covering nearly 43.7% of the total area
The predominant age group in Twin Waters is 60-69 years
Households in Twin Waters are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Twin Waters work in a professional occupation
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RENTERS 16% 2.9k
Population^ 5 Year Population Change
“The moment I met Fiona I knew she was the right person to sell my home.
Her professionalism, expertise and hard work resulted in achieving a great offer in an extremely fast time frame. Fiona was also helpful in providing recommendations to present my home at its best and she was there to support me through the emotional journey of selling my home. She has also provided advice and help in finding a new home. I would highly recommend Fiona if you are selling or buying.” Seller, 13 Veerings Crescent, Twin Waters.
$1,544,318 $1,225,388
Bli Bli is approximately 30 square kilometres in area
It has 30 parks covering nearly 7.6% of the total area
The predominant age group in Bli Bli is 0-9 years
Households in Bli Bli are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Bli Bli work in a trades occupation
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Diddillibah 4559
AT A GLANCE:
Diddillibah is approximately 11 square kilometres in area
It has 6 parks covering nearly 8.4% of the total area
The predominant age group in Diddillibah is 40-49 years
Households in Diddillibah are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Diddillibah work in a professional occupation
Rosemount 4560
AT A GLANCE:
Rosemount is approximately 13 square kilometres in area
There are no parks in Rosemount
The predominant age group in Rosemount is 50-59 years
Households in Rosemount are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Rosemount work in a trades occupation
$1,569,275 $1,317,879 $990,266 $746,614
Kuluin is approximately 1.9 square kilometres in area
It has 9 parks covering nearly 11.4% of the total area
The predominant age group in Kuluin is 40-49 years
Households in Kuluin are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Kuluin work in a trades occupation
Maroochydore is approximately 12.6 square kilometres in area
It has 31 parks covering nearly 17% of the total area
The predominant age group in Maroochydore is 20-29 years
Households in Maroochydore are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Maroochydore work in a professional occupation
Alexandra Headland is approximately 1.6 square kilometres in area
It has 3 parks covering nearly 13.2% of the total area
The predominant age group in Alexandra Headland is 20-29 years
Households in Alexandra Headland are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Alexandra Headland work in a professional occupation
$1,443,129 $824,417
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Mooloolaba is approximately 4 square kilometres in area
It has 11 parks covering nearly 9.1% of the total area
The predominant age group in Mooloolaba is 20-29 years
Households in Mooloolaba are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Mooloolaba work in a professional occupation
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Buderim is approximately 30.5 square kilometres in area
It has 78 parks covering nearly 18.9% of the total area
The predominant age group in Buderim is 50-59 years
Households in Buderim are primarily childless couples
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Mountain Creek is approximately 7.3 square kilometres in area
It has 18 parks covering nearly 14.9% of the total area
The predominant age group in Mountain Creek is 0-9 years
Households in Mountain Creek are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Mountain Creek work in a professional occupation
Sippy Downs is approximately 14.5 square kilometres in area
It has 20 parks covering nearly 57.6% of the total area
The predominant age group in Sippy Downs is 10-19 years
Households in Sippy Downs are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Sippy Downs work in a professional occupation
Minyama is approximately 2 square kilometres in area
It has 8 parks covering nearly 6.3% of the total area
The predominant age group in Minyama is 50-59 years
Households in Minyama are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Minyama work in a professional occupation
$1,921,091 $755,558
Buddina 4575 Warana 4575
AT A GLANCE:
Buddina is approximately 2.1 square kilometres in area
It has 10 parks covering nearly 12.6% of the total area
The predominant age group in Buddina is 40-49 years
Households in Buddina are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Buddina work in a professional occupation
AT A GLANCE:
Warana is approximately 2.9 square kilometres in area
It has 12 parks covering nearly 12.1% of the total area
The predominant age group in Warana is 30-39 years
Households in Warana are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Warana work in a professional occupation
$1,395,345
$710,363
Parrearra is approximately 2.5 square kilometres in area
It has 14 parks covering nearly 15.9% of the total area
The predominant age group in Parrearra is 60-69 years
Households in Parrearra are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Parrearra work in a professional occupation
Noosa Heads is approximately 13 square kilometres in area
It has 18 parks covering nearly 75.8% of the total area
The predominant age group in Noosa Heads is 60-69 years
Households in Noosa Heads are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Noosa Heads work in a professional occupation
$2,072,511 $1,684,329
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Wurtulla is approximately 3.4 square kilometres in area
It has 13 parks covering nearly 25.5% of the total area
The predominant age group in Wurtulla is 40-49 years
Households in Wurtulla are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Wurtulla work in a trades occupation
$754,108
Birtinya 4575 Bokarina 4575
AT A GLANCE:
Birtinya is approximately 5.3 square kilometres in area
It has 7 parks covering nearly 3.6% of the total area
The predominant age group in Birtinya is 20-29 years
Households in Birtinya are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Birtinya work in a professional occupation
AT A GLANCE:
Bokarina is approximately 1.7 square kilometres in area
It has 5 parks covering nearly 20% of the total area
The predominant age group in Bokarina is 0-9 years
Households in Bokarina are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Bokarina work in a professional occupation
Palmview is approximately 18.6 square kilometres in area
It has 4 parks covering nearly 6.1% of the total area
The predominant age group in Palmview is 40-49 years
Households in Palmview are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Palmview work in a trades occupation
Caloundra is approximately 3.2 square kilometres in area
It has 8 parks covering nearly 36.9% of the total area
The predominant age group in Caloundra is 60-69 years
Households in Caloundra are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Caloundra work in a trades occupation
Lachlan Anderson Real Estate is one
Pelican Waters is approximately 8.4 square kilometres in area
It has 15 parks covering nearly 17.6% of the total area
The predominant age group in Pelican Waters is 60-69 years
Households in Pelican Waters are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Pelican Waters work in a professional occupation
Nambour is approximately 11.4 square kilometres in area
It has 31 parks covering nearly 10.9% of the total area
The predominant age group in Nambour is 0-9 years
Households in Nambour are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Nambour work in a trades occupation
Palmwoods is approximately 23.9 square kilometres in area
It has 24 parks covering nearly 4.7% of the total area
The predominant age group in Palmwoods is 10-19 years
Households in Palmwoods are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Palmwoods work in a professional occupation
Woombye is approximately 13.8 square kilometres in area
It has 14 parks covering nearly 2.1% of the total area
The predominant age group in Woombye is 40-49 years
Households in Woombye are primarily couples with children
In general, people in Woombye work in a professional occupation
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Montville is approximately 17.7 square kilometres in area
It has 10 parks covering nearly 15.7% of the total area
The predominant age group in Montville is 60-69 years
Households in Montville are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Montville work in a professional occupation
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Mapleton is approximately 12.9 square kilometres in area
It has 15 parks covering nearly 17.1% of the total area
The predominant age group in Mapleton is 60-69 years
Households in Mapleton are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Mapleton work in a professional occupation
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Maleny is approximately 24.9 square kilometres in area
It has 16 parks covering nearly 4.1% of the total area
The predominant age group in Maleny is 60-69 years
Households in Maleny are primarily childless couples
In general, people in Maleny work in a professional occupation
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Greenwood Forest Glen offers unparalleled proximity to essential amenities and unmatched lifestyle benefits including:
• Club Eden with 25-metre swimming pool, event space, tennis, bowls green, games room, bar and dining area.
• Residents-only conservation reserve with 5 hectares of rainforest reserve with its interconnected walking trails.
• Community garden with orchard with dedicated event space.
• Forest Glen Village Shopping Centre with Super IGA supermarket, takeaway, medical and dental facilities, chemist and more just across the road.
