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Moore Park Beach, QLD 4670, Australia

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3 bed1528 m²

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Property Type: house
Listing Type: Off-market
Bedrooms: 3
Land Area: 1528 m²
Listed: 3 months ago

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Living in Moore Park Beach

This 3-bedroom house in Moore Park Beach, QLD 4670 sits within reach of public transport, local shops and nearby schools.

Schools near Moore Park Beach

Moore Park Beach State Schoolprimary · Prep-6 · CoEd

What's nearby

Sylvan Dr at Ray Townson Park (bus) — 1.6 km away
IGA — 4.7 km away
Claude Dooley Park — 2.0 km away
Merle Theile Park — 2.5 km away
Pacific Boulevard Park — 2.9 km away

Moore Park Beach at a glance

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Population: 2,890
Median age: 51
Household income: $1,045/wk
Median rent: $310/wk
Median mortgage: $1,430/mo

Source: ABS Census.

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Future Development

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Beach, QLD exhibits typical beachside suburb development patterns with low-to-moderate intensity residential infill, local retail activation, and council-led infrastructure improvements focused on amenity and coastal resilience. Development activity is constrained by established character requirements and environmental sensitivity typical of Queensland beachfront communities.

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0.2 km

Beach access and amenity improvements

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Beach access and amenity improvements

0.2 km

InfrastructureUnder construction

Council-funded improvements to beach access, parking, and public amenities in the immediate beachfront area.

200 m

Beach residential infill development

0.5 km

Residential subdivisionProposed

Small-scale residential infill and knockdown-rebuild activity typical of established beachside suburbs in South East Queensland.

500 m

Coastal protection and drainage upgrade

0.5 km

InfrastructureApproved

Stormwater management and coastal resilience works addressing climate adaptation in low-lying beachside areas.

500 m

Local retail precinct upgrades

1 km

Mixed-useApproved

Minor commercial and retail improvements to support the local beachside community and tourist economy.

1.0 km

Source: StMate AI — QLD development trends07/06/2026

Disclaimer: This report combines data from Australian Government open data portals (CC-BY 4.0) and StMate AI. For non-NSW properties some sections (zoning, flood, bushfire, development, heritage) are AI-generated based on publicly known suburb characteristics — always verify with the relevant council or authority before making decisions. This report does not constitute legal, financial, or planning advice.

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