758 Captain Cook Drive,

Seventeen Seventy

A Rare Opportunity to Build Your Masterpiece.

Perched high on the iconic Seventeen Seventy headland, 758 Captain Cook Drive offers one of the most commanding vacant homesites remaining on Queensland's Discovery Coast.

With uninterrupted elevated views stretching across Round Hill Creek, Bustard Bay, the historic headland and the vast Pacific Ocean, this is a property where the outlook is every bit as valuable as the land itself.

Positioned on the prominent interersection of Captain Cook Drive, Banks Drive and Tupia Street, this address is rich in both history and natural beauty. It shares the names of three remarkable men from Captain James Cook's voyage aboard the Endeavour-the Captain, the Botanist and the Navigator.

The Captain

Stand proudly above it all, taking in sweeping panoramic views across Bustard Bay, Round Hill Creek and the Pacific Ocean from one of Seventeen Seventy's highest residential positions.

The Botanist

Named after Sir Joseph Banks, this setting celebrates the surrounding natural beauty. Watch whales migrate along the coastline, admire native birdlife, and enjoy a landscape where ocean, bushland and the national park meet.

The Navigator

Tupia was the Polynesian navigator whose knowledge guided the Endeavour through unfamiliar waters. Here, your evenings are rewarded with views towards the Bustard Head Lighthouse, brilliant night skies and a peaceful coastal atmosphere that feels a world away.

Whether you envision an architectural statement or a timeless coastal retreat, this is your opportunity to create something truly extraordinary in one of Australia's most tightly held seaside communities.

At the time of writing, there are just 11 vacant residential allotments remaining in Seventeen Seventy-making opportunities like this increasingly rare.

758 Captain Cook Drive isn't simply another vacant block. It's a chance to build your legacy on one of the Discovery Coast's finest addresses.

Contact Matt Eales today for more information including elevation shots from multiple heights.