Bribie Island is a fisherman’s dream.

GOT the Monday blues? If you’d rather be fishing, you’re going to love or seriously envy what one lucky Queensland buyer landed over the weekend.

A unique three-level Bribie Island beach hut designed by architect Paul Wallace, sold on the weekend for $605,000.

Clad in a corrugated iron facade, the three bedroom, two bathroom, two car space holiday home is in a sought after area called White Patch on Bribie Island, which is a mecca for fishing enthusiasts.

White Patch, Bribie Island.

The holiday home sits on a 2,023sq m block across the road from a beach which the Visit Moreton Bay Region fishing guide names as “the last point before you’ll need a 4WD to access the inland tracks and camp grounds on the (Pumicestone) Passage”.

White Patch, Bribie Island.

“Here you’ll be rewarded with juvenile snapper, bream, flathead, the odd mulloway and sand crabs.”

Real estate agent Stephen Smith of Stephen Smith Real Estate in Scarborough said the Paul Wallace home was “meticulously designed” for free and easy living, including a very unique bathroom with splash worthy tub.

White Patch, Bribie Island.

“White Patch is a tightly held enclave and this property offers at its’ doorstep the dual benefits of the magnificent Pumicestone Passage and over half an acre of prime island real estate to enjoy.”

The beach is down a track across the road.

It even has a fireplace for those cold winter nights after a long day fishing, hiking along nearby walking tracks or strolling along the beach.

Just in case you do miss the office work a bit, the property also has a separate office building which can of course be used instead for craft or to store prized fishing gear.