19/1-3 Hinterland Drive, Mudgeeraba QLD 4213

This immaculate apartment enjoys one of the best corner positions in this secure boutique complex of 30 units. Located in the back corner on the top tier at the highest point in the complex overlooking the pool with a tranquil leafy outlook and stunning Panoramic views of the Hinterland!

Very private corner position with a gorgeous leafy courtyard area at the rear, a landscaped garden area down the side plus a massive front balcony area overlooking the pool with stunning panoramic views of the Hinterland!

Recently updated with quality new tiling throughout both indoors and outdoors, spacious open plan living areas flow onto the massive balcony area through sliding doors, ensuring the stunning views and cool breezes are taken full advantage of. Direct access to the rear garden courtyard area from the main bedroom, large separate bathroom with bathtub and integrated laundry facilities, ceiling fans, and air conditioning. This apartment includes two carparks plus a lock-up storage cage and there is plenty of visitor car parking.

Prime location in the heart of Mudgeeraba and close to all conveniences within walking distance to the Mudgeeraba Market Shopping Centre and easy access to the M1 Motorway. This complex is very well maintained with excellent facilities including Saltwater Swimming Pool and BBQ area for entertaining.

Excellent investment opportunity and currently returning $370 per week with tenants in place until January 2022. Please contact Peter Jarmer on 0423 009 843 for further information and to arrange an inspection.

Mudgeeraba town is a bit of a tongue twister but once you wrap your mouth around the name, it's well worth a visit. For this is a pretty village, which skirts the fringes of the Gold Coast and sits patiently at the foot of the Gold Coast Hinterland. Old Gold Coasters believe Mudgeeraba remains relatively untouched by tourism and this is one of its many charms.

Certainly, the original Mudgeeraba Hotel built in 1884 still remains, although these days its name has changed to the Wallaby Hotel. Many credit the opening of this watering hole, both for horses and passengers, for the impetus around which the village was built, and today, the old world charm remains. The Mudgeeraba Farmers Markets are believed to be the oldest on the Gold Coast and home to local produce, coffee, jams, cheese, wine, and baked goods from around the area. There are also quaint restaurants, bed and breakfasts, cafes, and art and craft galleries in this lovely area which eventually winds its way up towards Springbrook National Park. The only tongue twister remaining will be where to eat.