Renovated Beachfront Apartment with Nostalgic Beach Vibes
A renovated retreat with a vintage heart, this apartment channels nostalgic beach vibes - an old-school yet effortlessly cool nod to coastal Hawaii. Perched on level five of the tightly held "Sanderling" building, its top-floor position ensures front-row seats to mesmerising views across the sand, surf and Norfolk Pines that line the Oceanway, stretching north toward the glittering city skyline.
Occupying a prized northeast corner, the bright and breezy interiors lean into nostalgia with warm, earthy tones and custom cabinetry throughout the 110m² layout. The gourmet kitchen is a true centrepiece, featuring a Taj Mahal stone benchtop, integrated appliances and a seamless flow to the open-plan living and dining area. Beyond, the ocean-facing balcony framed by full-height glass doors invites morning coffees, cool afternoon breezes and sunset wines with friends.
Both bedrooms are light-filled sanctuaries with ocean views and a calming sense of retreat. The master combines its outlook with a beautifully appointed ensuite to create a private haven, while the second enjoys hinterland glimpses and sunshine from morning to sunset. The main bathroom echoes the same refined aesthetic and high-quality finishes, continuing the apartment's cohesive design.
Parking for one car is provided, and residents of this boutique, pet-friendly building of just 18 enjoy access to a pool, BBQ area and half-size tennis court. With cafés, restaurants, parks and the Nobby Beach precinct within walking distance, this nostalgic Miami apartment embodies timeless beachside living reimagined for today.
Whether you're seeking a beachside holiday haven, astute investment or low-maintenance downsizer that delivers a dreamy lock-and-leave lifestyle, this retro-modern apartment will impress! Contact Rob Lamb on 0405 608 601 today.
The Highlights:
- Meticulously renovated modern apartment with a vintage heart, directly opposite Miami Beach
- Positioned on the top floor (level 5) of tightly held "Sanderling", a boutique block of only 18 apartments
- Uninterrupted views across to the sand, surf and Norfolk Pines that line the Oceanway path and stretching north to the city skyline
- Enviable beachside weekender, holiday haven, investment or downsizer that delivers a dream lock-and-leave lifestyle
- Prime northeast corner position
- 110m² floorplan wrapped in warm, earthy tones that feel wonderfully grounded, with bespoke cabinetry throughout
- Gourmet kitchen equipped with Ziptap, AEG induction cooktop and integrated appliances including a Fisher & Paykel fridge and AEG dishwasher
- Taj Mahal stone island benchtop
- Bright and breezy living and dining zone flows onto a beach-view balcony via full-height sliding doors
- Two ocean-view bedrooms with built-in robes and two contemporary bathrooms; including the stunning master ensuite
- Ample storage, including the laundry
- Parking for one car
- Ceiling fans and air-conditioning
- Pet-friendly building with pool, BBQ area and half tennis court onsite
Positioned to enjoy the best of beachside living, after your morning surf or swim, stroll 450m to grab a coffee at Piccolo Espresso. The Oceanway also rests opposite, linking with the famed Rainbow Stairs to enjoy sweeping coastline views at Lores Bonney Lookout or to connect with North Burleigh Beach, Ed Hardy Park, or Miami Tavern. Additionally, take advantage of being within walking distance of the vibrant Nobby Beach precinct, home to local favourite and boutique retail and dining destination, The Oxley. Parks, public transport, shops and essential services are also nearby, and Gold Coast Airport is approx. 22km away.
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