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Buderim Central is a new residential offering in the heart of the Sunshine Coast, boasting a boutique collection of 32 townhouses.

Developed by Amber Werchon Property, the three-bedroom residences have been designed to exude sleek, contemporary, luxury living.

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Designed by award-winning architects, each townhouse has been built to maximise space, invite in natural light, and circulate gentle breezes.

&ldquo;The Sunshine Coast climate and lifestyle is very much embraced in each of the four design choices&rdquo;, the project marketing reads.

Buderim Central&rsquo;s interiors feature quality fixtures, tasteful colour palettes and premium appliances.

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Among its other features include a private alfresco courtyard for entertaining family and friends, as well as communal barbeque and landscaped garden areas.

Development on the Sunshine Coast is &ldquo;moving fast&rdquo; with the expansion of the Sunshine Coast airport and the Maroochydore CBD project.

Located a short stroll to village amenities, including restaurants, retail and commercial facilities, these residences are the ideal home for a range of buyers.

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Stunning beaches, major shopping and entertainment hubs are just 10 minutes away.

Homebuyers can secure their three-bedroom home at Buderim Central from&nbsp;$575,000.

Situated in Buderim, in the heart of the Sunshine Coast, this development boasts a boutique collection of 32 townhouses

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Introducing the Sunshine Coast’s latest townhome development, Buderim Central

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The grand 1913 Queensland estate Buderim House has been listed for the the first time in nearly 20 years.
Previously used as a 40 person boarding house, the traditional style home was bought in 1997 for $530,000 and sits on one of Buderim's highest level acreages.
To take advantage of the high level, the heritage listed homestead has a wrap around verandah and a 360 degree viewing deck with views of the coast and the hinterland.
The five bedroom, four bathroom family home was extended in 2003 and features a home office and a spacious media room/games room equipped with a custom-designed, built-in bar with commercial wine fridge.
Despite the extension and new refurbishment the traditional style of the home has been maintained, with established features such as the grand entrance, numerous fireplaces and 3.5 metre high ceilings all conserved.
Surrounded by architecturally designed tropical gardens which feature jacarandas and stately mango trees, the fully fenced, 6315 sqm site sits privately on one of Buderim's most tree-lined streets.
The gardens also include a resort style pool and spa.
The estate, which has previously hosted the Duke of Gloucester is available on rental website Stayz but is fully booked until the middle of March.
It is available off peak for $180 a night and reaches $350 a night during peak times.
Ray White listing agents Lew Pottingter and Judy Wild are closing tender for <a href="https://raywhitebuderim.com.au/qld/buderim/1412365/" target="_blank">10 Orme Road on February 19.</a> 
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Buderim House, the 1913 Brisbane trophy home

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The heritage listed Buderim House circa 1913 at 10 Orme Road remains listed for sale.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-buderim-121641466" target="_blank">The five-bedroom, four-bathroom Queenslander sits on 6,315 square metres</a> of luxuriant sub-tropical gardens and sweeping lawns designed by award winning landscaped architects.
The property underwent an architecturally designed extension in 2003 and features built-in silky oak cabinetry, a games room with a custom-designed built-in bar and commercial wine fridge, an expansive wrap-around verandah and a resort-style pool and spa.
Last traded for $530,000 in 1997, the home maintains its heritage with Blackbutt timber floors, casement windows, limestone floors, French doors and Norfolk Island timber joinery milled from the property.
The house has hosted the Duke of Gloucester and other members of the nobility throughout its past.
The median house price in Buderim is $570,000 according to <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/property-observer" target="_blank">CoreLogic RP Data</a>.
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