103 Horace Street, White Patch QLD 4507, Australia
The property features four bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing ample space for a family or guests.
It is a standalone house, offering private living accommodation within the White Patch community.
The residence includes four parking spaces, allowing convenient vehicle accommodation for residents and visitors.
The house is positioned in the coastal town of White Patch on Bribie Island, on the western side of the island adjacent to the Pumicestone Channel.
The property is near the Pumicestone Channel and Wright Creek, with parts of the surrounding land forming the Bribie Island National Park.
A short distance away in Banksia Beach, visitors can see a talking monument that tells the story of Matthew Flinders' 1799 landing on Bribie Island.
Originally named Bribie, the town was renamed White Patch on 1 September 1980; the name refers to a sand patch once visible from the Pumicestone Channel, and the area was visited by Matthew Flinders in 1799.
