2/18 Barbet Place, Burleigh Waters QLD 4220

Located in a small complex of 3 you will find this striking townhouse with a lovely free flowing design.
When you step inside you feel the instant warmth and ambience of the timber cathedral ceilings which is rarely found in newer homes. The open plan design allows light and air to flow effortlessly throughout.
The sunny private courtyard leads out from the living room, it is fully fenced for pets and a lovely spot to enjoy a little alfresco entertaining when friends drop in.
Upstairs there are 2 air-conditioned bedrooms plus the master bedroom enjoys a walk-in wardrobe and a north-facing veranda - the ideal spot for a cuppa in the morning sun.
There is a single garage with internal access plus there is a second car-space in front of the garage.

Features:

2 bedrooms - master with walk-in wardrobe and veranda and reverse cycle A/C
1 bathroom upstairs and power room toilet downstairs
Separate laundry
Single garage with internal access
Small complex of 3
Private courtyard - perfect for pets
Low body corp - $38pw or $1941pa
Cathedral ceilings + skylight
Brick and tile construction

Location:

Walk to buses, local shops, caf and schools
Walk to Burleigh Bombers Afl, bistro and bar
Tennis club
Less than 1km to The Paddock Bakery, Black Hops Brewery, Grandad Jacks distillery plus more
The beach is a relaxing bike ride 1.3km - enjoy the esplanade, stunning beaches, crystal clear water
Quiet end cul de sac position
15 minutes to Coolangatta/ Gold Coast Airport, Robina Town centre and Pacific Fair

If you are looking for a home with character, then this free-flowing townhouse in Burleigh Waters could be the perfect fit for you. Call now!

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