MOVE IN TYDAL SANDS LATE 2026/ EARLY 2027

MOVE IN TYDAL OCEANA MID TO LATE 2027

A collection of beautifully crafted 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and penthouses, many with ocean views.

Perched on the highest elevation in Woody Point, this location is perfectly positioned to offer views from every aspect. From the daily sunrise to golden sunsets, Tydal is easy living at its best.

Immerse in resort-like amenities. Tydal Sands’ residents’ lounge and communal areas offer beautiful spaces in which to meet with friends and neighbours or enjoy a movie night. Residents with pets will also appreciate a dog wash by the side entrance, perfect after a morning of walking along the sandy coast. At Tydal Oceana, residents can relax by the sparkling swimming pool, where sun lounges invite you to linger. Entertain family and friends in the shared alfresco dining and BBQ area. With a carefully curated blend of private and shared spaces, Tydal Oceana provides the perfect balance of quiet retreat and community living.

Just 40 minutes from the Brisbane CBD and an hour from the Sunshine Coast, Woody Point promises a lifestyle that embraces the ocean and coastline.

Project Features:

• Architecturally designed, many apartments with breathtaking water views
• Miele kitchen appliances and Villeroy & Boch tapware
• Master bedroom with well-appointed wardrobe and ensuite
• Large entertainers’ balconies, designed to maximise views to the bay
• Every apartment has a storage cage within the basement
• Separate laundry room with broom cupboard and ample storage
• Exclusive subtropical retreat with a pool, BBQ and alfresco dining, relaxation lawn, indoor residents lounge, and a dog wash with side access to walking paths
• Lush sub-tropical landscape design featuring native vegetation and a herb garden
• Secure access and CCTV coverage of common areas
• 40 minutes to Brisbane CBD; 20 minutes to Brisbane Airport; 1 hour to Sunshine Coast

Tydal Sales Display is now closed. All viewings are now by appointment only.

*All images, plans and other visual representations are indicative only.