Sunset @ Cliff absolute waterfront holiday home

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish absolute waterfront holiday house nestled in an amazing rainforest and treetop right to the water's edge. Panoramic views a bird watchers paradise. Super convenient location for all major services. Macleay Island Jetty, Boat ramp and ferries, and sandy beach walk 600m. Supermarket, Local Pub, bottle shop, Post Office, Pharmacy, Medical, Variety stores 200m. Great Cafes, hardware, Council Park, Outdoor Gym, Skate park, BMX Trail, Nature Trails 100m. This modern treetop house features 2 master bedrooms, 1 bathroom and a fantastic kitchen complete with gas appliances. Boasting a private balcony with an exquisite waterfront view, facing west with the most stunning sunsets. The property yard facing the water is very steep and is not accessible for guests. There is sandy beach access for walks, jetty and ferries at Macleay Island Jetty. 650m from 29 Cliff Terrace. Macleay Island is an easy trip from Brisbane or the Gold Coast. You can bring your own car over on Sealink Car Ferry, or take the passenger Ferry from Reland Bay Marina. You can walk, ride your bike and kayak around the island. You can also take a taxi to wherever you need to go. The Macleay Island Bowls Club offers free pick and return service (home to the Club return). When you're on Macleay Island, there is plenty of free parking wherever you go. And, there are NO traffic lights. We look forward to seeing you! Any problems, please call us! Macleay Island (Jencoomercha) There’s plenty to do on Macleay Island, with a bowls club, boat club, golf course, beaches for swimming and fishing and barbecue facilities in the foreshore parks. A sealed road runs through the centre of the island from the ferry terminal in the south to Pat's Point picnic and swimming area in the north. A causeway connects Macleay to the quaint island of Perulpa. Potts Point is a popular spot for picnics and swimming. Dalpura Beach, on the island’s western shores, is a top spot to relax, have a barbecue or go for a swim. This is arguably the best place to check out the stunning sunsets. There are several boat ramps making this a great place for boating and fishing fans. And, with a flourishing arts culture, Macleay Island also has a range of galleries to explore. While Macleay is the second largest of the Southern Moreton Bay Islands at 6.5km long and 4km at its widest point, it boasts the largest population. Getting around is easy on Macleay Island. You can walk, take a taxi or bring your own car over with bikes. Parking is free on Macleay Island. When you first get to the ferry terminal at Redland Bay you might wonder what awaits you on the other side. Some people say that going to Macleay Island is like going back in time, to the way Australia used to be. A slower pace, no traffic lights, no rush. What they don't tell you is that this slower pace awakens that quiet place that calls you into being more present, more open to simple pleasures. Unassuming yet naturally beautiful, Macleay Island has a peaceful charm. As you walk down the quiet streets and listen to the many birds that call this island home, you'll discover stunning vistas and quiet beaches. Even the birds are friendly here. Why not take the boat across, spend a romantic weekend and enjoy the best sunsets on the east coast of Australia while sipping a glass of wine overlooking the bay on our private patio. Or join the locals for a game of golf followed by dinner at the Island Club, and take in the majestic water views. Whether you go fishing, crabbing or have a swim at one of our beaches, the Island offers an affordable alternative holiday destination for all.