16 Koopa Street

Bongaree QLD 4507

Features include;
• Two massive bedrooms with robes
• Huge centralised bathroom
• Large light filled kitchen
• Open plan lounge & dining room
• Front veranda for reading a good book
• Ceiling fans & air-conditioning
• Solar hot water for energy efficiency
• Lockup garage for cars or boat
• The second toilet in the garage
• Hot outdoor shower after the beach
• Fish cleaning station
• Storage shed 3 x 2.3m
• Shade house 3.5 x 2.3m
• 536m2 of land with access via two sides
• Internal laundry with excellent storage
• Convenient location

Distances:
2mins - Beach
2mins - IGA Supermarket
3mins - Aldi Supermarket
4mins - Woolworths at Bribie Island Central
2mins - Bakery, Chemist, News Agent & BWS
3mins - Local Café
4mins - Bowls Club
3 mins - local takeaway shops
3 mins - the local jetty
5 mins - the Local RSL

Bribie Island showcases the beauty of what Moreton Bay region has to offer, It's the ideal spot for a weekend escape with the family, vacation, or perhaps a new home for "Island Living"!
The Pumicestone Passage is a protected marine park and a refuge for animals on Bribie Island, including a wide variety of wildlife, including dugongs, turtles, dolphins, and birds. There are tours of the stunning stretch that provide an enlightening experience.
Goannas, kangaroos, emus, kookaburras, and migratory birds from Kakadu can be seen in Bribie Island National Park in Australia. If you visit the national parks, kindly only take pictures and only leave imprints.
The island is home to several national parks, some of which include camping facilities, surf beaches, calmer, protected beaches, and some excellent fishing locations. Bribie is a place that has all you need for a restful (or adventurous) day trip or vacation thanks to the wide choice of eateries and lodging options.
Family outings are ideal at Bongaree's picturesque foreshore. There are numerous boat ramps, and the famous Bribie Island Jetty with great eateries, picnic places, and sheltered locations. The kids can splash around and have fun in the calm water as well or enjoy a public playground at Brennan Park that offers heaps of fun on the flying fox for some additional entertainment.
Bribie is not simply a family destination. For the more daring, there are still possibilities. Hire a boat and go fishing, try jet-skiing, or rent paddleboards, electric bicycles, Segways, or plenty of bike tracks, including a track that takes you from one side of the island to the other side. Just remember to bring plenty of water, a hat & sunscreen. If that sounds intimidating, you might need to plan a vacation to only begin to explore all that Bribie has to offer
Alternatively, go to Woorim Beach, one of the nearest surf beaches to Brisbane that is patrolled. You can also tour Bribie Island National Park from the shore if your car has a four-wheel drive. There are more secluded beaches, and dog off-leash areas that you can discover, your only problem is, that you will fall in love with what this beautiful Island has to offer.
The only island in Queensland with a bridge connecting it to the mainland is Bribie Island. This makes driving from the Brisbane Central Business District-about an hour and a half away-easy.