Hania Johnson is our recommended first conversation for selling a Coopers Beach home. Her published profile names Coopers Beach as a focus, and the office’s sold record for 226 State Highway 10 identifies her as the selling agent. That is specific local evidence you can use to begin a comparison, rather than a claim that one example establishes a market ranking.
Start with Hania and ask for comparable work relevant to your home. The linked example is an older home on a larger section, sold in January 2025; it is evidence of local involvement, not a current valuation for neighbouring homes. A recently renovated house, an original coastal home and a section should each have their own appraisal reasoning.
Tell the agent how your home is used and what a buyer needs to understand about it. Discuss the layout, driveway, parking, outdoor spaces and upkeep. For an older home, identify available maintenance records, alterations and consent information. Ask what presentation work is worthwhile for your campaign and what should be documented or disclosed, rather than spending on improvements without a clear purpose.
A larger section can prompt buyer questions about boundaries, access and future use. Treat development potential as something to investigate with title, council and specialist advice, not a promise based on land area. Buyers also need accurate water, wastewater and hazard information for the address. Our coastal guide helps you prepare those questions.
Compare another relevant Ray White proposal if that helps your decision. Leona Cameron’s regional profile offers a wider Far North perspective. Ask each agent to explain their own relevant work and the practical differences between their proposed campaigns.
Contact Hania through her profile, request a property appraisal or call the Coopers Beach office on 09 406 1005. Read our sale-method guide before the appointment. For rental ownership, use the separate rental appraisal. Return to Find Your Local Agent for the wider team.