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Retirement villages & retirement living for sale in Bli Bli, QLD
14 Properties
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
Site 6 - Established Marcoola
6/27 Waigani Street, Bli Bli 4560
Sunshine Coast, QLDOffers over $1,450,000
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
Site 107 - Established Ninderry
107/27 Waigani Street, Bli Bli 4560
Sunshine Coast, QLDOffers over $1,020,000
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
Site 20- Established Atoll
20/27 Waigani Street, Bli Bli 4560
Sunshine Coast, QLDOffers over $1,200,000
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
Site 120 - Established Sandpiper
120/1 Halcyon Way, Bli Bli 4560
Sunshine Coast, QLDOffers over $1,370,000
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Bli Bli, Sunshine Coast, QLD
Site 159 - Established Yaroomba
159/27 Waigani Street, Bli Bli 4560
Sunshine Coast, QLDLuxury, Space & Resort Living
Other properties nearby
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Pacific Paradise, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Maroochydore, Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Maroochydore, Sunshine Coast, QLD
Frequently Asked Questions: Bli Bli
Bli Bli sits on the Maroochy River, about eight kilometres north-west of Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast. It offers a quieter, semi-rural setting while keeping the coast and its services close.
The town has grown steadily, reaching more than 10,000 residents at the 2021 Census, but it still feels relaxed. Sugar cane once covered much of the area, and open river flats remain on the edges of town.
Boat ramps and riverside parks give residents places to fish, kayak or walk, and the river flows out to the sea between Maroochydore and Pacific Paradise.
Maroochydore, Mudjimba and Coolum Beach are all a short drive away, so you get beach days without the beachfront prices.
Bli Bli has its own local shopping centre, and Sunshine Plaza in Maroochydore covers bigger shopping trips. Sunshine Coast University Hospital at Birtinya is about 25 minutes away, and GPs and pharmacies are close by.
Sunshine Coast Airport is a short drive north-east, with direct flights to Sydney, Melbourne and other cities, and Brisbane is roughly an hour and a quarter by road.
The local landmark is Sunshine Castle, once known as Bli Bli Castle, which has been part of the town since the 1970s.
Bli Bli makes a calm base for over 55 living, with the beaches close by. Most residents drive, as bus services are lighter than on the coast.
Bli Bli has a strong supply of retirement housing for its size, with lifestyle communities leading the market.
Lifestyle communities are the main option, and most operate on a land lease model, where you own the home and pay a weekly site fee for the land. Homes tend to be modern, single-level and low-maintenance, and communities often include a clubhouse, pool, gym and bowling green. Social calendars are usually run by residents.
Retirement villages offer a more supported setting in and around Bli Bli. Contracts usually involve an ingoing contribution, a general services charge and an exit fee when you leave, and some villages have on-site staff or links to home care.
Villas and houses on smaller lots suit people who want freehold ownership and no site fees or village rules.
Some homes sit close to the river, which appeals to people who fish or keep a small boat.
When comparing lifestyle communities, look closely at the site fee and how it rises each year, and check whether any exit or sales fees apply. Queensland land lease communities operate under site agreements, so read yours carefully.
Some communities pack homes closely together, while others leave more room between houses and around the gardens.
Prices in Bli Bli are often lower than in the beachside suburbs nearby, which can stretch your budget further.
Bli Bli is a popular choice, but many buyers also look at the coastal suburbs nearby. Each offers a different lifestyle.
Bli Bli suits people who want space and value. Homes here are often cheaper than similar properties near the beach, and lifestyle communities are plentiful. The trade-off is that you will drive to the beach and to most bigger shops.
Maroochydore is the Sunshine Coast's main centre. Sunshine Plaza, the river foreshore and the beach are all close, and buses are more frequent. Apartments are common, and prices are higher near the water.
Coolum Beach and Mudjimba are beach villages to the north. They have cafes, surf clubs and coastal walks, with a quieter feel than Maroochydore. Supply is tighter and prices are higher.
Buderim sits on a ridge between Maroochydore and the hinterland. It has cooler breezes, leafy streets and a well-established village centre, and is popular with retirees. Some streets are steep, so check the walk to the shops.
Nambour, inland to the west, is a larger town with a hospital, train station and shops, and often lower prices.
Start with how you spend your week. If you want to walk to the beach, look at Maroochydore, Mudjimba or Coolum. If you want a newer home in a community and are happy to drive, Bli Bli is often the better-value choice. If hospital access matters most, the suburbs closer to Birtinya and Kawana may suit you better.
Bus services are also stronger in Maroochydore than in Bli Bli.