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7 Wharf St, Port Douglas
With an address at the top of most people’s wish list, and in an elevated location on Flagstaff Hill just moments from the village vibe of Macrossan Street, 7 Wharf St Port Douglas can best be described as the ultimate in luxurious, tropical living. Next door, a defunct lighthouse adds to the charm of this exclusive destination.
Located on Millionaire’s Row, 7 Wharf St Port Douglas is an immaculate pavilion property reminiscent of architecture in the South Pacific, designed over multiple palatial levels that meet an uninterrupted view over the cool blue Coral Sea, to Low Isles and Snapper Island, and up to the Daintree mountain ranges in the distance.
This is a private destination sought by celebrities and those seeking an indulgent escape to paradise.
The ocean views are enhanced by the green grassy lawns with lush, tropical landscaping featuring exotic heliconias and vibrant red lipstick palms framing the edges of the property. The master pavilion is an entertainers delight. A Chef’s gourmet kitchen with gas cooking features every mod con, including cool room. Upstairs, is the dining room, downstairs is the spacious lounge and living area, both with the amazing ocean views. The lounge meets the 15m swimming pool with deck, sun lounges, BBQ and alfresco dining area, safely accessed via bifold doors and a glass pool fence.
The second pavilion features a second living area, beautifully furnished with large verandah. The elevated master suite with private balcony rests above, complete with incredible views, wet shower ensuite and walk in robe.
Three beautiful and spacious bedrooms are housed in the third pavilion, with the forth tucked away in the garden towards the front of the property. All are joined by intimate pathways.
7 Wharf St Port Douglas is a destination to be experienced!
Drawn On
June 26th 2021 at 12:00pm (EST)
@ Head Office SCKC
89 Monbulk Rd,
Mount Evelyn, Victoria 3796
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Roberta
“There’s no doubt camp changed my life. It gave me happy memories to hold onto when I went home. I had hope that things were going to get better and that I had the power to make good decisions that would keep me on the right path.” -
James
“SCKC lifted me up when I was down, gave me a week of happiness that I’ll never forget and helped me to build a life full of happiness and joy.” -
Emily
“If I could quote anything it would be that SCKC was a place I could belong and feel like I was loved when I’d never known that feeling before.”
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Roberta
“There’s no doubt camp changed my life. It gave me happy memories to hold onto when I went home. I had hope that things were going to get better and that I had the power to make good decisions that would keep me on the right path.” -
James
“SCKC lifted me up when I was down, gave me a week of happiness that I’ll never forget and helped me to build a life full of happiness and joy.” -
Emily
“If I could quote anything it would be that SCKC was a place I could belong and feel like I was loved when I’d never known that feeling before.”