13 Horace Street, White Patch QLD 4507, Australia
13 Horace Street is a standalone house. It is the primary residence on the block.
The property is about 1‑2 km from the Pumicestone Passage, which forms the western boundary of White Patch. The waterway is easily reachable for recreational activities.
White Patch had a population of 150 people according to the 2021 census. The community remains small and close‑knit.
Yes, in July 1799 Matthew Flinders beached his sloop Norfolk at White Patch for repairs. The area is also remembered for a 1948 sighting of a sea‑snake‑like creature in the nearby waters.
Parts of Bribie Island National Park lie nearby, offering undeveloped bushland and coastal habitats. The western coast of White Patch also features residential development adjacent to the Pumicestone Channel.
A short drive (about 0.5 km) brings you to Banksia Beach, where a talking monument tells the story of Matthew Flinders' landing on Bribie Island. Parrot Island and Ducks Creek are also within a 2 km radius for nature walks and birdwatching.
The town centre of White Patch is roughly 0.3 km away, making shops, cafes and local services conveniently accessible on foot.
