1/947 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach QLD 4221

Nestled just meters from the sparkling waters of Currumbin Creek, this stunning 3-bedroom apartment is ready for you to call home. Whether you're paddleboarding, taking your dog for a stroll along the beach, or enjoying a morning coffee at a nearby café, everything you need is right at your doorstep.

Located in the boutique Aleia building, a complex of just 8 apartments, this home exudes a sense of tranquility and sophistication. From the moment you step inside, you'll feel at ease. The spacious open-plan living area flows seamlessly to a large, private balcony, perfectly framed by lush greenery and serene water views. The modern kitchen, complete with stone benchtops, offers both style and functionality, making it ideal for cooking and entertaining.

The apartment boasts 3 generously sized bedrooms. The master suite features an en-suite bathroom, dual built-in robes, and private balcony access. Bedroom 2 offers flexibility, with the option of a built-in robe or study nook, as well as its own balcony access. Bedroom 3 includes a built-in robe, providing plenty of storage.

This property also falls within the catchment areas for the highly regarded Palm Beach State School and Palm Beach-Currumbin State High School, making it a fantastic choice for families.
Don't miss your chance to secure this incredible lifestyle opportunity in a prime location

Features include;

• 3 bedrooms
• En-suite to master bedroom
• Massive 33m2 balcony
• Bluetooth air conditioning
• Large laundry
• Single lock-up garage
• Small block of 8 units
• Only 100m to Currumbin Creek
• Close to the thriving social destinations offered by Palm Beach
• Short stroll to shops, parks, cafes and restaurants
• Water included in price


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