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Keen fisherman will be interested in snapping up an island in picturesque Graham Creek.
Located at the north end of Gladstone Harbour, the island is one of the best fishing spots up and down the length of the east coast, according to marketing agent Anthony Williams.
The 13.7 hectare island is currently undeveloped, which will allow the buyer to stake a further personal claim.
The island is yet to be named, which will allow the buyer to stake a further personal claim.
The peak, sitting 35 metres above sea level, would be the ideal spot for a large residence.
“This may make it more palatable than another island, which is currently on the market for $4 million and has a private residence built in the early 90’s, for example,” Anthony said.
“The island listing is protected from any prevailing south-easterlies; and Graham Creek and Rawbelle Creek, the small estuary running around the Island's northern shore, are renowned by anglers for excellent fishing and table quality catches.
“It’s not surprising that we’ve had interest from buyers keen to develop fishing lodges or similar ventures.
"In fact, the seller, a US-based company, purchased the island in the 90’s for the purpose of building a company get-away.”
Anthony said the 30 to 40 minutes boat trip from the Gladstone Yacht Club was inside the Harbour and so protected from open sea conditions.
“The property is prime real estate for an ultimate personal getaway, a company retreat location or private reserve,” he said, “and it’s just waiting for a name and to fulfil someone’s dream.”
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Queensland island considered fisherman's paradise up for sale

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A Sandy Bay three bedroom, two bathroom residence has been listed for sale.
The property at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-sandy+bay-121992182" target="_blank">6 Broadwaters Parade</a> has been reinvented since the 711 sqm was last sold in 2009.
The main living room enjoys a north east aspect, maximising light and taking advantage of the panoramic harbour vista.
The split level design of the social spaces, in the 24 squares home, creates a sense of separation or zones without compromising the open plan feel.
There is a second living area upstairs offering an ideal casual space for children or teenagers.
The asking price for this state-of the-art property is $1,175,000 plus through Michael Hurst and Jill Hurst of Nest Property, Hobart.
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Harbour views from this prime location in Sandy Bay

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Texan billioniare Jim Clark and his wife, model Kristy Hinze-Clark have relisted their Point Piper bolthole, headlining Sydney's somewhat limited early spring prestige offerings. 
The apartment just doesn't suit their family lifestyle anymore. 
Their 320 square metre apartment is one of the whole-floor residences within the <a href="https://www.domain.com.au/for-sale/3-38-wolseley-road-point-piper-nsw-2027-2012221106?sp=1" target="_blank">Sienna harbourfront block</a> on Wolseley Road.
They paid $7.65 million through estate agent Jaime Upton in mid-2009 when it was being developed by builder Michael Bezzina.
Jamie Upton, of Jaime Upton International, has the latest listing. No formal price indication has been given, but the couple are understood to desire $8 million plus on their third marketing attempt.
The Point Piper apartment has been the periodic bolthole of the couple, who have instead rented summer vacation houses including the Vaucluse mansion, Villa Igiea and more recently on Coolong Road, Vaucluse.
The couple and their two daughters, Dylan and Harper are likely be back this Christmas as Jim, the Netscape co-founder, sails again on Comanche in the 2015 Rolex Sydney to Hobart yacht race, this time probably with Kristy.
The beachfront garden apartment immediately underneath has also been listed through LJ Hooker Double Bay agent Bill Malouf who says it would work to combine them both.
The complex has 180-degree harbour, city and Bridge views, offering contemporary luxury, privacy and security. 
The Clark-Hinze apartment features an expansive free-flowing floorplan with a covered balcony.
Its second to none finishes include heated Israeli rose stone slabs, blonde burr walnut timber featured walls, cream silk carpet, onyx and sandstone, plus fully integrated marble Miele gas kitchen.
There are generous living and dining spaces framed by retractable doors opening to a large terrace.
It has three ensuite bedrooms including the master suite with a spa bath and balcony access overlooking a sandy beachfront. 
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Jim Clark and Kristy Hinze-Clark have another shot at selling Sienna, Point Piper apartment

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Prime Sydney harbourside retail space becomes available in July with the former site of restauranteur 'Peter Doyle's at the Quay' offered up for lease by tender. 
Situated within the Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay at Tenancy 5, under the existing Quay restaurant, the lease includes 1,000 sqm of internal space and 400 sqm of external dining.
Manager of Colliers Retail Leasing, Matt Hudson, said demand is expected to be strong.
"We’ve already spoken to several well-known restaurateurs and other retailers who have shown interest in this location,” Mr Hudson said.
Expressions of Interest close noon, July 10.
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Prime Sydney Harbour restaurant site up for lease

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Sydney's most expensive home sale for the week ending June 7 was a Potts Point three bedroom apartment with a 4 car garage, according to the latest CoreLogic RP Data Property Market Indicator Summary.
Selling for $4.75 million, the property, located in the Rockwall Apartments in Sydney's Potts Point, features two private 'decked in' balconies overlooking the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge and harbour from the 17th floor.
Another three-bedder in the same block, one floor down on the 16th floor of the Mirvac building, sold during the same time for $3.3 million.
  
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Most expensive sales for week ending June 7
1702/7 Rockwall Crescent, Potts Point, NSW, 2011, three-bedroom unit, sold on June 3 by Richardson &amp; Wrench Elizabeth Bay / Potts Point for $4.75 million.
60 Ku-Ring-Gai Avenue, Turramurra, NSW, 2074, five-bedroom house, sold on June 4 by L J Hooker Wahroonga for $4.35 million.
1 Bunyula Road, Bellevue Hill, NSW, 2023, four-bedroom house, sold at auction on June 2 by Belle Property Double Bay for $3.775 million.
4B Tutus Street, Balgowlah Heights, NSW, 2093, four-bedroom house, sold on June 5 by L J Hooker Seaforth for $3.6 million.
27 Church Street, Blakehurst, NSW, 2221, six-bedroom house, sold at auction on June 6 by Ray White Hurstville for $3.5 million.
262 Moore Park Road, Paddington, NSW, 2021, five-bedroom house, sold at auction on June 5 by McGrath Estate Agents for $3.35 million.
1604/7 Rockwall Crescent, Potts Point, NSW, 2011, three-bedroom unit, sold on June 5 by Richardson &amp; Wrench Elizabeth Bay / Potts Point for $3.32 million.
9 Bringa Avenue, Camberwell, VIC, 3124, four-bedroom house, sold at auction on June 6 by Jellis Craig Real Estate Hawthorn for $3.316 million.
45 Batemans Road, Gladesville, NSW, 2111, four-bedroom house, sold at auction on June 4 by BresicWhitney Hunters Hill for $2.9 million.
30 Sinclair Street, Wollstonecraft, NSW, 2065, six-bedroom house, sold on June 2 by McGrath Estate Agents for $2.75 million. 
 
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