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Australia's 7-Eleven co-founder Beverley Barlow and husband Douglas have sold two properties possibly securing over $12 million.
The most recent was their <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-qld-noosa+waters-123498754" target="_blank">Paul Clout designed Noosa waterfront</a> (above) that cost the couple $535,000 in 1999.
Initially listed in September, the four bedroom home was taken off the market in November as a buyer failed to emerge at the $3.4 million asking price.
The price remains undisclosed. 
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She sold her <a href="https://www.jacobsba.com.au/2-myrtle-street-brighton/" target="_blank">Brighton home</a> (above) early last year after spending $20 million for a nearby waterfront.
The multi-award winning manor with home cinema and swimming pool fetched $6.5 million after being listed since 2015.
 
 
 
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7-Eleven co-owner sells Noosa and Melbourne properties

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Susan Harris, the former wife of BRW Rich Lister Geoff Harris, the co-founder of Flight Centre, has expanded her Noosa holdings.
The philanthropic Susan spent $7.5 million on a three bedroom, three bathroom garden apartment.
It is in the same complex, Breakers on Hastings Street as the $6.3 million purchase another three bedroom apartment upstairs in 2012.
Richardson &amp; Wrench agents Shane McCaulay and Jennifer Carr sold the home.
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Philanthropist Susan Harris buys in Noosa

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A Paul Clout designed tropical Noosa Waters home sold recently for $3.75 million.
Set among private courtyard gardens on 765 sqm, <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-qld-noosa+waters-119384955" target="_blank">18 Topsails Place</a> has a floor area of 380 sqm and was built with a texture of sandstone, slate and timbers.
A water edge courtyard and boardwalk lead to the four bedroom, four bathroom home with home office, that has a private route to the pool complete with barbecue station and entertaining area.
The grand master bedroom opens to a wide private terrace overlooking the curved 30 metre waterfront that includes a jetty with electric boat lift.
Shane McCauley and Frank Milat at Richardson &amp; Wrench Noosa Heads secured the sale.
It last traded for $3.75 million in 2015.
Another four bedroom waterfront with swimming pool in the cul-de-sac fetched $1.85 million just a few days before.
 
 
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Paul Clout designed Noosa Waters home sold

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The Hall family have yet to sell what's been marketed as one of the most coveted waterfront land holdings in Noosa.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-weyba+downs-122159622" target="_blank">Weycoola</a> is for sale at $3.35 million through Jennifer Carr and Brendan Weatherill at Richardson &amp; Wrench.
The 1.38-hectare resort-style retreat comes with its own nine-tee golf course and private lake frontage.
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Located within a 10-minute drive to Hastings Street overlooking Lake Weyba, there's extensive use of timbers and natural stone at the five-bedroom residence.
With cantilevered walkways linking its various pavilions, it was built for the boutique resort manager Gregory Coventry in 2009.
It last traded in 2012 when sold for $3,225,000 by Trade Travel founding directors Grant and Kay McGlashan.
The article first appeared in The Weekend Australian's Mansion section .
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Weycoola, overlooking Lake Weyba, Noosa remains for sale

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Confirmation came last week that Australia's richest female executive, Maxine Horne was the $9.3 million buyer of a Noosa beachfront.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-qld-sunshine+beach-118069215" target="_blank">Listed through Offermann Real Estate</a>, the five bedroom on 1460 sqm set a Noosa district record.  
Horne has been splashing in the property market having recently spent $10.5 million on a three-level riverfront home in New Farm.
She recently sold 28 percent of her stake in the Vita Group company that she co-founded over two decades ago, selling off $42 million worth of shares.
This article was first published in the Weekend Australian Mansion Australia property section.
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Maxine Horne emerges as Noosa $9.3 million record buyer

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There are $3.5 million hopes for the Noosa Springs, Queensland home of Budget Direct Insurance founder Mike Weston and his wife, Annette.
They have listed their house that is set on a lakefront lot with views over Noosa Springs Golf Course.
The property, completed in 2012, was designed by Sunshine Coast architect Paul Clout.
It won four industry awards.
The living areas have banks of bifold doors that open to the surrounds.
All of its four bedrooms have suite-like proportions and come with their own bathrooms.
Craig Bundy of One Noosa holds the listing.
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$3.5 million hopes for Noosa Springs trophy

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The former Austrian tennis champion Thomas Muster has listed one of his Noosa Heads riverfront properties at $5.9 million.
It was the first he bought on the water paying $2.8 million in 2013, <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-noosa+heads-122755794" target="_blank">with the house then designed by architect Tim Ditchfield</a>, according to the marketing by Tom Offerman who declined to comment. 
Muster has most mystified since he's consolidated three nearby properties for a combined $9.9 million, though no application has yet been lodged with council.
Muster first bought into Noosa in 1994 when he paid $1 million for Cintamani, a 35-hectare hinterland property.
He sold it in 2002 for $7.6 million and bought back in 2006, spending $3.5 million on Noosa Hill, which he later sold to motor racing driver Mark Webber.
Muster spends time in Queensland because his former wife, Jo Beth Taylor, the former Australia's Funniest Home Videos host, has resided there on the Sunshine Coast with their son.
This article was first published in the Weekend Australian Mansion Australia property section. 
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Thomas Muster lists Noosa home

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The Noosa Junction Plaza neighbourhood shopping centre on the Sunshine Coast has been sold for $16 million to OzProp Holdings.
The property attracted strong interest from investors, with more than 200 enquiries.
Noosa Junction Plaza is set on a corner site at the gateway to Noosa Heads and is anchored by a Prince’s SUPA IGA supermarket, a Target Country store and Sogo Irish Pub. There are other food and specialty tenants as well.
The centre was taken to market late last year via an expressions of interest campaign handled by Peter Tyson, Jon Tyson and Steven Lerche of Savills along with Sashi Makkapati and Nicholas Potter of Cushman &amp; Wakefield.
Tyson said shopping centre had strong embedded real estate value, as it has a landholding of almost one hectare in Noosa’s main retail precinct.
“Noosa Junction Plaza boasts an irreplaceable, high-profile location in Noosa Heads backed by a strong tenancy profile with dual anchor tenants, IGA and Target Country,” he said.
“Quality retail investments remain in very strong demand from investors, and this offering attracted an enormous level of enquiry and multiple offers to purchase. The availability of similar properties has eased since 2014 and 2015, which is only intensifying the demand for the opportunities that do become available.”
Noosa Junction Plaza is a fully-enclosed neighbourhood shopping centre set on a 7,904 sqm site with a total gross lettable area of 5,090sq m. 
This sale follows on from Savills' sale of the Woolworths-anchored Southside Town Centre at Gympie late last year for $28.3 million.
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Noosa Junction Plaza sold for $16 million, as investor demand for retail strong in Queensland

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A four bedroom single level Noosa property has been listed with $1.75 million hopes.
Built in 1982 and set on 613 sqm, the open plan living areas and main bedroom adjoin a covered terrace with swimming pool and landscaped grounds. 
Each of the homes four bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms. 
Located on the sought-after Wyuna Drive, the home is a short walk to Noosa's restaurants and beaches.
The owners are Melbourne-based restauranteurs who bought the weekender in 2006 for $1.5 million.
Their main residence is The Mulburnian in Melbourne and they have owned Jack's Satay House in Moonee Ponds for over 26 years.
Roark Walsh of Tom Offerman Real Estates has the listing of <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-noosaville-122427194" target="_blank">28 Wyuna Drive</a>.
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Single level Noosa trophy home listed

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The retired pharmaceutical industry executive Dr David Lee and his wife Sandra are selling their Noosa Heads penthouse Artis.
Set across 347 sqm in a private complex of only two, Nicolette van Wijngaarden of Unique Estates has set an asking price of $3.5 million.
Offering Noosa Hills views over Laguna Bay and Double Island Point, the penthouse has four bedrooms, three with private balconies and two balconies off the dining and living areas. 
Designed by architect Ruben Uriarte, the apartment features a spiral staircase which leads to a rooftop terrace with a wet edge pool.
David and Sarah paid $2.75 million for the 1960's <a href="https://uniqueestates.com.au/listings/residential_sale-670022-noosa-heads/" target="_blank">2/8 Noosa Drive</a> in 2010.
The apartment below traded for $2 million in July last year.
 
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