Queenscliff NSW 2096, Australia
Also written as Unit 12, 48 Crown Road.
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| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sale | 23 Aug 2013 | $1,400,000 | — |
12/48 Crown Road is a unit situated in the suburb of Queenscliff, New South Wales. It forms part of a residential development on a sizable land parcel
The unit sits on a land area of 1,078 m². This provides ample space for outdoor living within the Queenscliff neighbourhood
Queenscliff is located about 16 kilometres north‑east of Sydney's central business district. The suburb falls under the Northern Beaches Council local government area
Nearby natural attractions include Queenscliff Beach, Freshwater Beach, Manly Lagoon, Curl Curl Lagoon, and Queenscliff Bay, all within roughly 0.5–0.8 km of the unit. These locations offer easy access to coastal scenery and water activities
The property is close to several green spaces such as Hinkler Park, Undercliff Reserve, Costin Reserve, Mill Park, Keirle Park, and Mckillop Park, each within about 0.1–0.6 km. These parks provide opportunities for walking, picnicking, and outdoor recreation
Yes, Queenscliff is famous for its "heavy" surf waves, known as bomboras, which break out at sea. The area’s surf history dates back to 1961 when Dave Jackman rode a significant wave, helping launch big‑wave surfing in Australia
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