Browse property in Horace Street

Horace Street runs through the modest residential stretch that lines the western coast of White Patch, where homes face the Pumicestone Channel and sit alongside historic streets such as Maud, Charles and Bunbuba that once bordered the original town lots sold in 1887. The streetscape is dominated by low‑rise dwellings set back from a mix of undeveloped national‑park land and the water’s edge, giving the avenue a quiet, coastal character.

The street benefits from close connections to nearby amenities: the Banksia Beach suburb lies less than a kilometre away, offering the nearest primary school, a secondary school in Bongaree, and a talking monument that recounts Matthew Flinders’ 1799 landing. Proximity to the Pumicestone Passage, as well as to neighboring towns such as Toorbul and natural sites like Parrot Island, provides convenient reference points for residents travelling around Bribie Island.