1026/1 Ocean Street, Burleigh Heads QLD 4220

Enviably appointed to a perfect North aspect, luxuriating in breathtaking ocean views across Burleigh Heads beach, this modern 3 bedroom apartment is secluded located, yet with immediate accessibility to the Gold Coast's most popular and sought-after suburb, Burleigh Heads.

- 3 bed | 2 bath | 2 car plus separate lockable store room
- Main bedroom with ensuite, walk in robe & private balcony
- Wide windows in the bedrooms allow for a beautiful easterly district views and ocean glimpses
- Open plan living area flows to sundrenched balcony
- Modern kitchen with breakfast bar, dishwasher & stone benchtops
- Study/home office with outside access
- Concealed laundry off main bathroom, plenty of storage
- Ducted air conditioning throughout
- Perfect for lucrative holiday rental or a carefree family lifestyle by the beach
- Just 200m from Burleigh Beach
- 2-minute stroll from James Street and some of the most popular eateries on the coast (Rick Shores and Burleigh Pavilion are just around the corner)
- Only moments from Burleigh Heads State School and the weekly farmers markets & also the village markets (first & third Sunday of every month)
- Also within easy reach of shopping centres, high schools, universities and the Gold Coast International Airport
- Fully secured building with resort facilities, landscaped common gardens, secure lift access, outdoor swimming pool, gym, yoga room, tennis court & visitor parking
- Council Rates: $767.93 / half year approx.
- Water Rates: $386.72 / quarter approx.
- Body Corporate: $130 / week approx. (discount included)

Enjoys a world-class coastal setting just footsteps from Burleigh Heads Beach, gourmet restaurants, delicious cafes, shops, captivating walking trails and public transport. Please call Juliana to arrange a private inspection.

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