1770 property is in demand as more and more people are ‘discovering’ this prime location, although 1770 is acknowledged as being the second place that Captain Cook set foot on Australian soil in 1770 it’s still little more than a large village. However with the new property on offer in 1770 and its neighbouring village of Agnes water the two will soon become almost indivisible. With the resident population of these towns increasing by some 10% per year the demand for real estate in 1770 and Agnes water is bound to continue. With its beautiful headlands protecting a wonderful sweeping surf beach, and waters suited to swimming, sailing, snorkeling and diving the subtropical vegetation and surrounding coastline bears a remarkable resemblance to that of Noosa 20 years ago.

The Town of 1770 and its sister town of Agnes water combine to make the fastest growing tourist destination on the Eastern Australian coast. 1770 property is already popular and will continue to be one of the best opportunities for ‘savvy’ investors looking for capital growth as well as having great rental income possibilities. Scuba diving is one of the fastest growing sports in the world and 1770 is the nearest point of entry to the stunning world renowned Great Barrier Reef. Add to this the fact that 1770 has the most northerly surf beach on the East coast and a picture of an ideal situation for increasing property values emerges. Much of the new 1770 property being developed is at the upper end of the property market which will encourage an increase in the value of existing 1770 property.

Apart from the announcement of several large and some exclusive property developments in the area there are essential infrastructure improvements on the way such as improved tarmac roads, the airport as well as a new 18 hole golf course due to be constructed a few minutes drive inland. The climate is as near perfect as it’s possible to get, some 340 days of sunshine per year, it’s on the same line of latitude (24) as Hawaai which everyone recognizes as being a dream climate. The town of 1770 has "Sir Joseph Banks Conservation Park" and the whole region is enveloped by the Deepwater and Eurimbula National Parks – a vast array of natural Australian flora and fauna; fabulous secluded, unspoilt beaches and bays, an abundant bird and wild life; paradise gradually being discovered by the rest of Australia.