"Live the Dream: Stunning Home Between River and Ocean in Surfers Paradise!"
Ever dream of waking up just steps away from both the serene river and the vibrant ocean coast? Welcome home to 2/33Palm Avenue, Surfers Paradise
Exclusively located in the quiet pocket of Budds Beach and only a short stroll to the beach and bumbles cafe, this luxurious townhouse embraces quality craftsmanship and contemporary elegance throughout. Flawlessly presented and emphasizing the interplay between privacy, refreshing coastal breezes and seamless indoor/outdoor flow to optimise relaxed low maintenance living.
Nestled within a boutique development of only 3 this home is the perfect inner-city escape for those seeking lifestyle convenience in the ultimate beachside locale.
Three spacious bedrooms with built-in robes, the master bedroom boasts a luxury ensuite and walk-through wardrobe. A modern kitchen with quality stainless steel SMEG appliances, a butler's pantry, and granite sinks. A stunning architectural concept exuding the highest level of design and finishes, this home is truly love at first sight.
High Points:
- 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms + 3 Toilets
- Oversized Double Lock Up Garage Car with Store Room
- Internal access and mezzanine storage
- Generous Full Width Balcony With Integrated Electric Blinds
- Private Courtyard on Ground Level
- Smart Lighting, Video Intercom and Keyless Entrance
- Maintenance Free Landscaped Settings to Entertain and Exercise
- Extremely Relaxed Budds Beach Location
- Timber Laminate flooring,
- Floor plan of 205m2 (22 squares)
For any further questions or queries, or to arrange for a private inspection, please call Adrian Nguyen 0433 046 657.
Sold in Conjunction with Katrina Keegan & Penelope Nicholls, Coastal, 0406 537 273
Disclaimer:
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