Welcome to 2/37 Dixon St Coolangatta. This spacious 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom unit is perfectly positioned at the rear of the complex, providing a peaceful, tranquil setting. With 2 private balconies, you’ll also really enjoy the lush, parkland views. We are just a short stroll to the heart of Coolangatta and its stunning beaches. 'Parkside View' is a quiet complex that's very well maintained, with many long-term residents.
The Unit is currently leased until Jan 2026, for $700 per week.
Property Features:
Lounge opens to a private, covered balcony with shutters, overlooking parkland
Open-planned kitchen & living area, ideal for relaxed coastal living
Modern kitchen with good bench space, natural light and dishwasher
Air-conditioned lounge with two ceiling fans for year-round comfort
Main bedroom has large built in robe, ceiling fan and private access to a large L-shaped open balcony, plus generous ensuite featuring a full-sized bath
Second bedroom also includes built-ins and a ceiling fan
Laundry closet with dryer and private clothesline on the balcony
Secure, remote-controlled garage with 1 dedicated car space
Access to the Unit is via the garage, just 10 steps, no lift.
Rates & Levies:
Council rates $2,791 approx pa
Water rates $366 approx per quarter
Body Corporate $121 approx pw
Location:
A short stroll to Tweed Heads and Coolangatta Beaches
Under 5 minutes to Tweed Mall & Coolangatta Shopping Centres, offering a variety of local eateries and shops
Easy access to public transport, making commuting a breeze
Less than 10 minutes to the Gold Coast Airport and Southern Cross University
Whether you're seeking a serene retreat or a vibrant beachside lifestyle, this unit offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience and location.
To arrange an inspection or for more information please contact John Andrew of Base Property Group on 0401 343 727
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
