25/8-12 Marine Parade, Miami QLD 4220

A haven for holiday makers, surfers, creatives and beach-loving locals, Miami lives up to its name as a jewel in the crown of the world-renowned Gold Coast. Family-friendly parks, celebrated cafes and the endless stretch of golden sand meeting the blue of the ocean define the allure of this beachside gem.

Claiming an exceptional third-floor position in one of Miami's most exclusive streets, this two-bedroom apartment offers the epitome of laid-back coastal living. Check the surf from the north-facing balcony or enjoy an evening drink relaxing to the sounds of the ocean.

The open plan living and dining area with easy-care tiles is awash in natural light, while the functional kitchen offers a breakfast bar and electric oven. Choose from two good-sized carpeted bedrooms both with built-in robes, while the original bathroom offers laundry facilities.

It's perfectly comfortable to move in and enjoy or refresh throughout to create a new beachside sanctuary.

Showcasing an unbeatable location, the scenic Gold Coast Oceanway and family-friendly Don MacSween Park are right at your doorstep; enjoy your morning walk to North Burleigh Lookout, then treat yourself to a coffee at the Miami Beach Surf Club just 66m down the road. The ever-popular Nobbys Beach dining precinct and thriving Miami Marketta are just minutes away, while the eclectic heart of Burleigh's James Street is a mere 9-minute cycle along the beachfront.

• Prime top-floor position (Level 3) in the popular 'Miami Beach Apartments'
• High ceilings throughout
• Enjoy ocean glimpses from the north-facing covered balcony
• Light-filled open plan living and dining area
• Updated kitchen with electric oven
•Two carpeted bedrooms with built-in robes
• Combined bathroom and laundry
• Single car space
• Incredible walk-to-everywhere location
• Perfect for investors, renovators, downsizes
• Boutique complex of only 27 apartments

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