Furnished Housesin Noosa Heads.

“Noosa keeps its national park and its prices.”

Noosa Heads sits at the northern tip of the Sunshine Coast, 30km north of Maroochydore, and is Queensland's most consistently expensive coastal postcode. The suburb's character is shaped by three forces: Noosa Main Beach (one of the few north-facing beaches on the east coast, sheltered and consistently calm), the Noosa National Park (a 4,000-hectare peninsular reserve immediately east of Hastings Street), and Hastings Street itself — a 600-metre boutique, restaurant and resort strip that has been Queensland's most-photographed retail axis for forty years. The renter market is split between premium tourism (luxury short-stay apartment investors), a substantial wealthy retiree cohort, hospitality and tourism workers serving the Hastings Street venues, and a growing remote-worker population priced out of Sydney and Melbourne. The wider Noosa Shire includes Noosaville (along the Noosa River, calmer, more residential), Sunrise Beach (south, surf-oriented) and Sunshine Beach (south, family-residential). Housing stock is dominated by 1990s and 2000s low-rise apartments along Hastings Street and Noosa Parade, with substantial freestanding villas on Noosa Hill and Sunshine Beach, and a smaller stock of newer mid-rise developments around the Noosa Junction commercial precinct. Walk Score in Hastings Street is very high. The Noosa Coastal Walk runs from Noosa Main Beach through the National Park to Sunshine Beach. Translink buses run frequently to Maroochydore (35 min); Sunshine Coast Airport is 30 minutes south. Civic anchors include the Noosa Surf Lifesaving Club, the seasonal Noosa Festival of Surfing, the Noosa Triathlon, and the Eumundi Markets (20km west). Typical furnished tenants are hospitality and tourism workers, retirees, remote workers from Sydney/Melbourne, and corporate transferees on premium placements.