2/4 Paradise Parade, Paradise Point QLD 4216

A masterpiece of modern coastal elegance, MORA presents an exclusive collection full-floor luxury residences, offering an unparalleled waterfront lifestyle in the prestigious Paradise Point. This is one of the last new developments in the area positioned directly on the water, granting residents rare and uninterrupted access to the beauty of the Coomera River.

Designed for those who appreciate effortless sophistication, each residence is a unique sanctuary that seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings. From the expansive alfresco terraces to the meticulously crafted interiors, every detail has been curated to elevate daily living into an immersive, resort-style experience.

No expense has been spared in ensuring MORA's interiors are nothing short of extraordinary:

- Premium German appliances elevate the culinary experience, while all-in-one ZIP taps provide instant chilled, sparkling, and hot water.
- Hand-selected Italian feature tiles and natural marble exude timeless luxury.
- Bespoke custom joinery and feature lighting greet residents at the lift entrance on each private floor.
- Ducted air-conditioning, sheer and block-out custom blinds, and exquisite engineered herringbone oak flooring set a tone of understated elegance.
- Curated built-in TV units include a thoughtfully designed seating area to enjoy a morning coffee while gazing out over the water.
- State-of-the-art laundry appliances by LG, with spacious layouts and outdoor drying areas for practical luxury.

A Waterfront Lifestyle Like No Other.

With MORA, luxury isn't just an indulgence-it's a way of life. Located just 400m from boutique cafés, restaurants, and local conveniences, and a short stroll to Paradise Point's vibrant village atmosphere, this development is an invitation to experience refined coastal living at its finest.

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