Sanctuary on Flinders Resort Complex
This complex is zoned as an accommodation module.
The complex was registered on 21 October 2005, comprising of 55 lots
Unique in design, consisting of two buildings (towers) on dual street frontage with access to both Sturt and Flinders Streets
Linking the two buildings you find an oasis of relaxation. Encompassing a large communal area with swimming pools, gym and outdoor entertainment.
Direct lift access to apartments from secure, undercover parking. Coded Keypad entry, internal intercom system and CCTV cameras provides surety to residents.
Onsite management ensuring immaculate presentation and providing confidence that your investment is taken care of.
Ideally located in the heart of the Townsville CBD, nestled at the foot of Castle Hill, overlooking the historic Railway Station and Queensland Country Bank Stadium. All within walking distance to walking tracks, the Strand, supermarket and restaurants.
Accommodation Modules are intended for investments and not long-term residents.
Residents expected to live in an Accommodation Module scheme are typically investors or tenants, rather than owner-occupiers. These schemes are designed for complexes where units are primarily used for short-term letting, holiday accommodation, or long-term rentals. As such, the resident population is often transient, including holidaymakers, corporate travellers, or renters who may not have a long-term stake in the property. The module supports this dynamic by allowing for longer management contracts, streamlined governance, and reduced meeting requirements, making it ideal for buildings managed by onsite letting agents or property managers who handle day-to-day operations on behalf of off-site owners.
Accommodation modules are designed for investments rather than long-term residents.
The Accommodation Module is tailored for investment-heavy schemes, especially those used for holiday letting or rental. Its purpose is to:
Simplify governance for buildings where most units are rented out and owners are often off-site.
Support onsite managers and letting agents with more flexible management structures.
Allow management rights contracts up to 25 years, and leases up to 10 years with special resolution.
Reduce administrative burdens for committees.
Permit more lenient borrowing rules and fewer meetings.
Recognise the commercial nature of these schemes and the need for operational efficiency
