Imagine owning a premium management rights business where luxury meets lifestyle—set against the breathtaking backdrop of Clifton Beach, one of Far North Queensland’s most coveted coastal destinations.

This represent a rare opportunity to secure business-only management rights in an established, high-quality resort environment that attracts discerning tenants, year-round.

Beautifully presented, resort-style facility, well-located in a very safe area of Clifton Beach.

Very well located on the main road into Clifton Beach.  This is a very safe and secure part of the Northern Beaches.  Close to shopping and beaches.

Long-term tenancies make this an easy-to-run operation, and with no real estate tied to the agreement.

25 year agreement with 23 years to run. 

Manager’s exclusive use office space is an expansive 50m2 with plumbing installed. 

Configuration is as follows:

40 x 2 brm, 36 x 3 brm , 2 x 1 brm, and 2 x 4brm penthouses.  Seventeen currently in the letting pool.

All long-term tenants, and with the opportunity to grow the letting pool.

No real estate on site and no residential obligation, combine to make this a very attractive opportunity.

It is ideal for an experienced operator to add a business to an existing portfolio, or for first-time buyers looking to enter the management rights industry.

Resident and tenant facilities include a large, Balinese-inspired 25 metre lap pool with a pergola, and an undercover barbecue area.

The poolside barbecue cabana has 2 electric barbecues and shower/toilet access.

There is an excellent gym area with high-quality equipment.

Secure undercover parking. 

The property is well-maintained, with the entire building having recently been repainted.

The manager benefits from easy to maintain gardens.

Opportunities like this are rare. Luxury complexes in tightly held beachside locations with strong net profits do not stay on the market for long.

If you’re ready to combine financial performance, long-term security, and a world-class coastal setting, this opportunity is calling.