Seachange Realty Emu Park

Seachange Realty

Roy and Damien Thwaite are 4th and 5th generation to the town community of Emu Park. Proud of their heritage, proactive within the community and mindful of the future progress of the town, these men are well known in the region for their friendliness, honesty and integrity.

Roy Thwaite has 43 years of direct experience in the Real Estate Industry. Beginning in the Industry as a builder, he created quality homes within the town of Emu Park and surrounding areas. Roy turned to selling Real Estate 34 years ago and has never turned back. Enjoying the whole process of selling properties and finding quality real estate for the lovely folks that want to call this area home.

With his son Damien by his side, who has 13 years of Real Estate Industry experience himself, this formidable father and son team is sure to adhere to all your needs whether it is to find that piece of paradise or to sell your property on the Capricorn Coast. 

Emu Park

The picturesque town of Emu Park is lined with pristine beaches and undulating coastline that overlooks the beautiful 19 Keppel Islands, located 686 km north of Brisbane and 45 km north-east of Rockhampton. 

Emu Park is steeped with rich aboriginal history due to the vast resources found on the land and abundance of marine life accredited to the many scattered reefs and islands that dot the region’s coastline. It was some time after Captain Cook renamed the area and the islands in 1770, when the wonders of Emu Park was re-discovered by Europeans, to evolve into the friendly, safe, peaceful, vibrant & tranquil haven by the sea where everyone is warmly welcomed.  

Today Emu Park has a unique community comprising of around 4,000 residents, some of which can be traced as direct descendants to the founding families, all of whom are proud of their little slice of paradise. It is an environment where it is common to see children freely and safely playing outside, where people take a morning or evening stroll along the beach, the weather remains relatively constant in temperature and the beaches are safe to swim. What more could you ask for?