19 Oak Street, Oak Beach, Qld 4877

Commanding an elite position on the edge of the Coral Sea, Ray White Port Douglas represents a rare opportunity to secure a premier piece of Oak Beach real estate. This meticulously curated three-bedroom residence offers a lifestyle defined by the rhythmic sound of the Pacific and the shade of swaying coconut palms. The home's open-plan architecture is anchored by a contemporary chef's kitchen and expansive living zones that frame the ocean like a living work of art. From the dramatic elevated master suite to the sprawling, sun-drenched entertaining terrace, every detail has been engineered to provide an unparalleled indoor-outdoor flow in the heart of Tropical Far North Queensland.

This exceptional residence redefines coastal luxury by blending a sophisticated aesthetic of brilliant whites, neutral stones, and natural timbers with the unrivaled absolute beachfront of Oak Beach. The heart of the home features a designer chef's kitchen, complete with sleek cabinetry and a generous breakfast bar, which flows effortlessly into the main living areas. Thanks to extensive glass portals, the home achieves a seamless indoor-outdoor flow, connecting the interior to a tiered deck and a sparkling saltwater pool. Retreating upstairs, the architectural master suite offers a private sanctuary of crisp white interiors and soft coastal accents, anchored by a private balcony that captures breathtaking views of the Coral Sea. 

Offering an unmatched synthesis of privacy, prestige, and panoramic views, Belle Roche is the definitive beachfront estate for the discerning buyer. The residence has been successfully run as a lucrative holiday let business, and as the owners' own holiday sanctuary.

Contact your exclusive agent Mark Flinn on 0405 646 313 to discuss the property further or to arrange your private inspection. 

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