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Where a Century of History Meets an Extraordinary Future
Scarborough, Brisbane
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Scarborough, Brisbane · Land
Some opportunities are defined by location. Others by potential. The truly exceptional are defined by legacy. Held within the same family for almost 90 years, 50 Prince Edward Parade is more than one of the last remaining waterfront allotments on the Redcliffe Peninsula - it is a rare piece of history, quietly watching the shoreline evolve for generations. From the 1930s to today, this remarkable address has remained untouched, preserving a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that may never be repeated. Positioned along one of Redcliffe's most tightly held and prestigious waterfront boulevards, this exceptional parcel commands an enviable 21.4 metres of absolute waterfront frontage, where uninterrupted views stretch across the sparkling waters of Moreton Bay. Here, the ever-changing rhythm of the tides, passing sailboats and golden sunsets become the backdrop to a life unlike any other. Now, for the first time in almost a century, the privilege of shaping its future belongs to someone new.
Some opportunities are defined by location. Others by potential. The truly exceptional are defined by legacy. Held within the same family for almost 90 years, 50 Prince Edward Parade is more than one of the last remaining waterfront allotments on the Redcliffe Peninsula - it is a rare piece of history, quietly watching the shoreline evolve for generations. From the 1930s to today, this remarkable address has remained untouched, preserving a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that may never be repeated. Positioned along one of Redcliffe's most tightly held and prestigious waterfront boulevards, this exceptional parcel commands an enviable 21.4 metres of absolute waterfront frontage, where uninterrupted views stretch across the sparkling waters of Moreton Bay. Here, the ever-changing rhythm of the tides, passing sailboats and golden sunsets become the backdrop to a life unlike any other. Now, for the first time in almost a century, the privilege of shaping its future belongs to someone new.
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