4 Helix Street

Bluewater QLD 4818

A solid home with internal block wall, a spacious home with room for a family, the master bedroom with ensuite is set away from the other 3 bedrooms of the house separated by a spacious multipurpose games room.

Separate office or 5th bedroom, internal laundry, open plan kitchen, dining and lounge.

This solid no thrills homely home has been the residence of retired lovely long-time residents, old father time has caught up, and they need to downsize.

Full length undercover verandas back and front, which are fully lined and insulated, 2 covered carports, with one high enough to accommodate a high vehicle.

Assorted fruit trees such as established Mango and Lychee trees, various shrubs attracting birds and butterflies, all fully fenced offers total privacy with 1.8-meter-high timber fence right around the entire property.

2 garden lawn lockers and a separate storage hutch for knick knacks.

This property is sure to attract a family seeking peace quiet tranquillity and fresh air.

Call agent to inspect. You will be pleased you did.

A little about Bluewater and History

Bluewater is approximately 28 kilometres of Townsville. As its name suggests, the town of Bluewater Beach is on the coast of the Coral Sea, while the town of Bluewater is inland on the Bruce Highway, which passes from south-east to the north-west through the locality.

Bluewater is situated in the traditional Nyawigi Aboriginal country. The origin of the suburb name Bluewater is from the adjacent Bluewater Creek that was shown on a district map from 1886.

Bluewater was settled in the late nineteenth century, and was close to the Purono rail siding, constructed in 1919 on the extension of the North Coast railway line from Townsville to Ingham. During World War II, Bluewater became campground to a number of service personnel whose responsibility it was to resist Japanese invasion.

It was not until 1946 that land was first subdivided along Bluewater Beach, followed by subdivisions of Toolakea Beach and the Bluewater Township in the 1950s.

The suburb is popular with residents who prefer larger lot sizes and is home to a number of properties with hobby farms and horse agistment. It is also home to solar farms.
Some facilities

Today, Bluewater is a thriving community containing a number of facilities and attractions. Bluewater Park is a popular tourist destination with designated free campsites, located near Bluewater Creek, and the newly developed Urban Forest and Fitness Trail. Toolakea and Bluewater Beach are popular recreational areas, and there is a boat ramp facility and waste transfer station towards the end of Bluewater Drive.

Other facilities in the area include a community centre, a Girl Guides training and camping centre, a Scout hall, and Bluewater State School. There is also a Bluewater Caravan Park and Bluewater Medical Practice, however they are both technically located in Purono Park, on the Bruce Highway.
The Townsville City Council operate a mobile library service which visits the Community Centre at Bluewater on Monday afternoons.

subdivisions of Toolakea Beach and the Bluewater Township in the 1950s.

The suburb is popular with residents who prefer larger lot sizes and is home to a number of properties with hobby farms and horse agistment. It is also home to solar farms.
Some facilities

Today, Bluewater is a thriving community containing a number of facilities and attractions. Bluewater Park is a popular tourist destination with designated free campsites, located near Bluewater Creek, and the newly developed Urban Forest and Fitness Trail.

Toolakea and Bluewater Beach are popular recreational areas, and there is a boat ramp facility and waste transfer station towards the end of Bluewater Drive.

Other facilities in the area include a community centre, a Girl Guides training and camping centre, a Scout hall, and Bluewater State School. There is also a Bluewater Caravan Park and Bluewater Medical Practice, however they are both technically located in Purono Park, on the Bruce Highway.

The Townsville City Council operate a mobile library service which visits the Community Centre at Bluewater on Monday afternoons.