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About Solara Kings Beach

Solara is a boutique collection of 23 oversized 3–4 bedroom apartments and skyhomes positioned at 19–21 Verney Street, Kings Beach—crafted for coastal living with expansive interiors, ocean outlooks and a seamless connection to the beachside setting. The project is developed by Citimax Property Group with architecture by Angelo Patrick Architects and rises 7 levels in a single low-rise building. Resort-style resident amenities include a pool with cabanas, dining pavilion & BBQ, a gym, bicycle storage, visitor parking and a dog-wash—bringing everyday convenience to a premium seaside address. Sales guidance and public listings indicate 3 & 4 bedroom residences now selling, with on-the-ground marketing supported by New Squares. Target completion has been communicated as circa 2026–2027 (estimated).

Fittings & Fixtures

Kitchen

• 600mm European appliances: electric oven, cooktop, rangehood, dishwasher.
• Laminate joinery with a feature tiled splashback.
• Undermount stainless-steel sink with chrome mixer.

Bathrooms & Ensuites

• Joinery in laminate finish with feature splashbacks and 20mm reconstituted stone vanity benchtops.
• Semi-frameless shower screen.
• Arched wall mirrors.
• Chrome tapware & fittings; soft-close toilet suites.

Living, Dining & Bedrooms 

• Bonded tile flooring to the living/dining, square set ceilings, and recessed LED downlights for clean modern interiors.
• Carpet in bedrooms.
• Built-in wardrobes with shelving, drawers & mirrored sliding doors for a sleek coastal look. 
• Recessed downlights in the living areas.

Services & Security

• Ducted air-conditioning.
• Secure access control system & video intercom.

Building/Resident Amenities (on-site)

• Resort-style pool with cabanas.
• Dining pavilion & BBQ.
• Gym and wellness facilities.
• Bicycle storage, dog wash, outdoor shower, and visitor parking.

Welcome to the Neighbourhood

Location & Suburb Context

• Kings Beach is a small coastal suburb in Caloundra, Queensland, postcode 4551. 
• It lies directly east of Caloundra CBD and is one of the beachside suburbs of the Caloundra urban area.
• The broader area of Caloundra has a population of about 96,305.

Schools & Education

• There are no schools located directly in Kings Beach, so residents generally use schools in neighboring Caloundra and surrounding suburbs. 
• For transport to school, the Queensland Government’s School Transport Assistance Scheme (STAS) may assist eligible students.

Health, Medical & Hospitals

• Caloundra Health Service is nearby, offering outpatient services, a Minor Injury & Illness Clinic (open daily 8 am to 10 pm) and various community health services.
• There are local general practices / medical centres such as:
  • Ochre Medical Centre Caloundra (Suite 5, Bradfield House, 20 Kalinga Street) 
  • Saltwater Medical in Caloundra, a family practice cluster.
  • Moffat Beach Family Medical Practice (serving the Caloundra region) with bulk billing and after-hours service.
• For emergencies beyond the local clinic, patients may be referred to Queensland health networks and hospital facilities.

Shopping, Cafés, & Dining

• Caloundra’s town centre, Bulcock Street and adjacent streets, feature cafés, boutiques, restaurants and local shopping.
• Larger retail and shopping centres in the region include Kawana Shoppingworld in nearby Buddina (anchored by Coles, Aldi, Big W, etc.)
• Within walking / short drive distances from Solara you’ll find local convenience shops, cafés along the beachfront and in Caloundra that cater to day-to-day needs.

Public Transport & Connectivity

• The Caloundra Bus Station (Cooma Terrace) services multiple routes via Kinetic Sunshine Coast: including routes 600, 602, 603, 605, 607, 609 connecting Caloundra to Maroochydore, Landsborough, University, Kawana, etc.
• Sunshine Coast public transport uses the TransLink / Sunbus network. 
• A flat 50-cent fare now applies across all zones and modes on the Sunshine Coast public transport network.
• Landsborough railway station is the closest major rail interface on the Sunshine Coast line. From there, Route 605 bus links to Caloundra.
• For road access, Caloundra Road (State Route 6) connects westwards to the Bruce Highway / M1 corridor.
• Proposed transport upgrades: a “Wave” metro bus / rapid transit corridor has been announced to improve connectivity in the Sunshine Coast, modifying earlier rail extension plans.

Roads & Major Routes

• Caloundra Road is a key east-west route connecting Caloundra (and Kings Beach area) to the Bruce Highway via Meridan Plains.
• Kawana Way is another arterial road linking the coastal strip to internal suburbs and highway connections. 

Why purchase in Kings Beach 4551

Kings Beach blends true coastal living with everyday convenience: you’re steps from a patrolled surf beach and the iconic Kings Beach Ocean Pool (a free, 25-metre seawater pool with children’s splash areas and accessible facilities), plus a string of cafés, boutiques and the scenic Coastal Pathway/boardwalk that hugs the headland for sunrise walks and ocean-view runs. Public transport is simple—regular local buses link Kings Beach with Caloundra and the wider Sunshine Coast, while the express services connect you to regional hubs; Sunshine Coast University Hospital is around 11 km away with direct bus services operating daily, and Sunshine Coast Airport is roughly 29–33 km by road. The area’s lifestyle drawcards—ocean pool, boardwalks, parks and family-friendly amenities—support resilient buyer and tenant demand; recent data show strong unit values and healthy rental yields across the suburb. At Solara, this location advantage is paired with resort-style on-site amenities (pool with cabanas, dining pavilion/BBQ, gym, bicycle storage, dog wash, visitor parking) and generous residences, with current price guidance from about $1,275,000 for large 3-bed apartments through to $2,650,000 for 4-bed skyhomes—offering substantial coastal floorplans up to ~244 m² (apts) and ~215 m² (skyhomes) right in Kings Beach.