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EOS. 187 METERS OF SUNRISES AND BAYFRONTAGE
Margate Beach
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Margate Beach · Land
EVERY HEADLAND HAS ONE CORNER THAT DECIDES HOW IT IS SEEN. THIS IS WOODY POINT'S. IT HAS BEEN DECADES IN THE MAKING, AND IT IS OFFERED ONCE. Before the peninsula wakes, the sun comes up over Moreton Bay, with Moreton Island on the horizon, and crosses the open water to a corner where Georgina Street meets Gayundah Esplanade. Nothing privately owned stands in its way. Just the Esplanade, the public foreshore, and then the bay. The Greeks called the dawn Eos: the goddess who rose from the ocean every morning to bring the first light. This site carries her name because this is what it faces, every morning of the year. Whatever is built here will have 187 metres of frontage that greets the morning: close to 100 metres (96 metres) facing the bay and the sunrise, 91 metres along Georgina Street in the northern sun. No other site on this headland offers that frontage at this scale. And Woody Point itself is one of the few places in greater Brisbane where the sun rises over open water on one s
EVERY HEADLAND HAS ONE CORNER THAT DECIDES HOW IT IS SEEN. THIS IS WOODY POINT'S. IT HAS BEEN DECADES IN THE MAKING, AND IT IS OFFERED ONCE. Before the peninsula wakes, the sun comes up over Moreton Bay, with Moreton Island on the horizon, and crosses the open water to a corner where Georgina Street meets Gayundah Esplanade. Nothing privately owned stands in its way. Just the Esplanade, the public foreshore, and then the bay. The Greeks called the dawn Eos: the goddess who rose from the ocean every morning to bring the first light. This site carries her name because this is what it faces, every morning of the year. Whatever is built here will have 187 metres of frontage that greets the morning: close to 100 metres (96 metres) facing the bay and the sunrise, 91 metres along Georgina Street in the northern sun. No other site on this headland offers that frontage at this scale. And Woody Point itself is one of the few places in greater Brisbane where the sun rises over open water on one s
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