Pacific Harbour

Pacific Harbour is a masterplanned waterfront and golf community on Bribie Island. The masterplan includes Bribie Island is located just 60 minutes north of Brisbane in south east Queensland.

The area is largely protected by National Park and Marine Parks making this a location of great environmental significance. Moreton Bay is south east Queensland’s aquatic playground and it is accessible with direct ocean access from the canal’s of Pacific Harbour. Deep water, ocean access land is highly sought after but also very rare due to the fact that future canal developments have now been banned in Queensland, so once this land is sold out there will be no more waterfront land available on Bribie Island.

For those who play golf, Pacific Harbour Golf Course is ranked as Queensland’s number one public access course.

When you compare Brisbane Real Estate prices to Real estate for sale at Pacific Harbour Bribie Island you will see that Pacific Harbour offers good value for this lifestyle. This includes Brisbane land for sale and Brisbane homes for sale, either way, Pacific Harbour compares favourably.

Products available include waterfront or canal front land, luxury waterfront homes, canal home and land packages, waterside land, golf front land, golf front homes and golfside home and land packages with a marina berth. Pacific Harbour Marina also has marina berths for sale or lease.

Pacific Harbour offers affordable waterfront, waterside and golf side living so close to a major capital city. It is only 45 minutes from Brisbane International Airport so it is perfectly positioned for easy access for interstate travellers and visitors to Bribie Island. A short trip north just 30 minutes brings you to the famous Sunshine Coast and a little further on to Noosa. Bribie Island is a quieter setting and envied by those who prefer to be away from the hustle and bustle of major tourist centres.

Due to the limited amount of development allowed on the island, the number of residents and density of tourist accommodation is limited. Therefore whilst the island is naturally very popular for tourists, the influx is controlled to assist in protecting the environment as well as residents quality of life. It is the curse of many tourist towns that the residents themselves have to move away during holiday periods to find the peace and tranquility that they moved there for.