33/9-13 Esplanade, Port DouglasQLD 4877

Listing data updated 26 June 2026

Ray White is proud to present this premium top-floor corner apartment at the exclusive Peninsula Boutique Hotel - an elevated one-bedroom holiday retreat in Port Douglas with excellent returns set to grow. Positioned to capture refreshing sea breezes and iconic tropical vistas, this unit offers a sophisticated escape where modern interiors meet a stunning coastal backdrop. The open-plan layout features a spacious bedroom with elegant timber louvres and a seamless transition from the bright living area to a private, wrap-around balcony that overlooks the lush palms and the sparkling Coral Sea. Fully air-conditioned and well maintained, the apartment boasts a kitchenette with sleek cabinetry and a luxurious bathroom complete with a large spa bath. Perfectly positioned for those seeking a serene beachside getaway, you can spend your days relaxing in the adults-only pool or taking a short stroll across the esplanade to the pristine sands of Four Mile Beach. Features We Love: • Absolute beachfront proximity: prime location just steps from the sand. • Elevated ocean views: private balcony overlooking the Esplanade and Coral Sea. • Adults-only resort: a tranquil and exclusive holiday environment. • Luxury spa ensuite: large spa bath for the ultimate relaxation. • Lifestyle flexibility: benefit from four weeks of personal use each year. • High-yielding lifestyle investment: proven returns with professional onsite management. With professional holiday letting management in place, this investment offers exceptional returns through a transparent pooled income and expense system. This is a rare opportunity to secure a high-performing asset in one of Port Douglas's most sought-after boutique hotels. Contact your exclusive agent Mark Flinn 0405 646 313 to discuss the property further or to arrange your private inspection. Disclaimer: All information about the property has been provided to Ray White by third parties. Ray White has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property.