1/76 Tallebudgera Drive, Palm Beach QLD 4221

This charming two-bedroom ground-floor apartment is just steps from the stunning Tallebudgera Creek, in one of Palm Beach's most desirable locations. Situated in the small "Olympic Court" building with only four units, it boasts a north-facing aspect and a peaceful garden outlook.

The open-plan living and dining area flows into a sleek kitchen with stone benchtops, soft-close cupboards, and drawers. The living space extends to a wrap-around undercover entertaining area, ideal for morning coffee or evening BBQs. Both bedrooms are well-sized, with built-in wardrobes and ceiling fans, while the spacious bathroom includes an integrated laundry and separate toilet.

Key Features:
• Unfurnished
• Airconditioning in living area & bedroom 2
• Open-plan living
• Modern kitchen with stone benchtops and soft-close cabinetry
• Two oversized bedrooms with built-ins and ceiling fans
• Large bathroom/laundry, plus separate toilet
• North-facing wrap-around undercover entertaining area
• Oversized single lock-up garage with extra storage
• Off-street parking for one car
• Steps to the boat ramp, waterfront park, and beach

Location:
• 5 minutes to Burleigh's shops, restaurants, and easy M1 access
• Close to schools, parks, and shopping precincts

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