Last chance for beachfront land in pristine Port Douglas – realestate.com.au

Minutes from Four Mile Beach, premium resorts and golf courses, this site was waiting for its moment to shine.

A rare opportunity to purchase a new, premium home on Port Douglas' ultimate waterfront land has already prompted buyers to jump on board.

BeCHé Port Douglas by local builder and developer Allaro Homes offers 33 resort-style homes and land opportunities located less than 100m from pristine Four Mile Beach.

“This is a very special place, probably the last of its kind in Port Douglas,” said Troy Cavallaro, CEO of Allaro Homes.

“I was wondering why this site was not developed 15 years ago. Four Mile Beach is right next to the Sea Temple and golf course. This sparked my interest in the land and about 12 months ago I had the opportunity to see my vision for the project.”

World class accommodation

Port Douglas has been described by Sir David Attenborough as “the loveliest place in the world” and “has everything for a naturalist”. Cavallaro says there are many reasons for the famous biologist's enthusiasm.

The sunny, tropical city is close to the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef, the Daintree Rainforest and the scenic Mossman Gorge.

The homes feature soothing warm color tones, subtle curves, soft arches, high ceilings and high quality finishes.

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“Port Douglas teleports you into a quiet overseas vacation mode,” says Cavallaro.

Cavallaro notes that the BeCHé site is about 100 meters back from the beach, making daily beach walks and swimming easy.

“From BeCHé, you can actually fall asleep and wake up to the ocean waves,” he says.

Port Douglas is perfect for boating, fishing, snorkelling, golf and many other fun and relaxing activities, making it incredibly popular with families and downsizers alike.

Great dining and shopping

BeCHé is a short bike ride or less than 10 minutes' drive from the bustling shops, restaurants and cafes of Port Douglas in and around Macrossan Street.

“I cycled into town on my e-bike, had lunch and drinks and went straight back to BeCHe along Four Mile Beach. It was done perfectly and easily,” says Cavallaro.

Allaro Homes offers 33 resort-style homes and land opportunities located less than 100m from Four Mile Beach.

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BeCHé is also located right next to the popular Sea Temple resort, with luxurious guest pools, the pampering Vie Spa and the popular Aluco restaurant and bar.

“There's also the Palmer Sea Reef Golf Course clubhouse, which is beautiful, and the restaurant is awesome,” Cavallaro said.

Premium design and development

BeCHé's design is inspired by the laid-back opulence of the Palm Springs lifestyle, which Cavallaro says is a perfect fit for laid-back Port Douglas.

Cairns-based Allaro Homes has focused on creating plenty of space and light, keeping residents cool and comfortable, and homes with little or no maintenance.

“All the houses are similar to the penthouses of the apartment complex, but they are next to each other horizontally and have different sizes and layouts. You can easily park your car and do your shopping. They are easy to clean, close and walk away,” he says.

Homes feature soothing warm color tones, subtle curves, soft arches, high ceilings and high quality finishes. They emphasize outdoor and indoor living, with spacious balconies and the option of a private pool. Buyers also have plenty of options when it comes to bedroom and bathroom preferences.

BeCHé is ideal for those looking to downsize in one of Australia's premium destinations.

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“Some are double-keyed or have ensuites in the bedrooms, making them perfect for family getaways or holiday guests,” he says.

The surrounding streetscape also reflects Palm Springs style, with palm trees, cool white stone, soft pink gravel, and gently curving roads and walkways.

“The whole property will look really spectacular with the appropriate architectural and landscaping language,” says Cavallaro.

Attention and attention

When preparing the site for development, Allaro Homes focused on meeting the highest standards of environmental impact.

“The development has been scrutinized by the community. We went above and beyond environmentally to do it right,” says Cavallaro.

The long-established company has also put a lot of effort into site drainage, flood mitigation and stormwater management to avoid impacting neighbors. Careful selections have been made to maximize heat reflection and make the most of any ocean breezes to ensure comfort during the summer months.

“Any environmental challenge is actually a positive and better overall outcome, given our proximity to two of the world's heritage-listed wonders,” says Cavallaro.

A sea change in appearance

Cavallaro explains that BeCHé is ideal for people looking to downsize in one of Australia's premium destinations or invest in a holiday property that they can use when they want but let at other times of the year.

“There's little or no home maintenance, just enough body corporate fees and a huge potential holiday refund,” he says.

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