27a Hilda Street, Mermaid Beach QLD 4218

This property was sold by Eoghan Murphy

▪️Method of Sale: Private Treaty
▪️Marketing Campaign: Targeted Digital and Social
▪️Open Home Attendees: 35 Groups
▪️Days on Market: 63 Days

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Contemporary Coastal Oasis in a Coveted Beachside Enclave

This modern tri-level sanctuary will have you looking forward to sun-drenched days by the plunge pool, relaxing in contemporary comfort and effortlessly entertaining guests. A free-standing residence in a coveted beachside enclave, and less than 200m from the sand and surf, it's immaculately presented across a vast 356m2 floorplan.

Fusing luxury and light, extensive louvre and picture windows invite in sea breezes and sunshine, casting a warm glow on the engineered oak timber floors. Banks of stackable slider doors also facilitate a seamless indoor-outdoor connection, linking the alfresco area to the designer kitchen. Gleaming with custom 2pac joinery, an expansive Smartstone island bench and Smeg appliances, it's the ultimate gourmet haven. Alternatively, fire up the built-in Weber BBQ for a laidback weekend breakfast after a dip in the saltwater plunge pool.

For relaxation, cosy up by the electric fireplace downstairs, retreat to the first-floor lounge or take in the tranquillity from the balconies extending from the master and first-floor bedroom. Ocean glimpses also beckon from the master suite, privately nestled on the top level and appointed with a sumptuous ensuite. Three further bedrooms boast built-in robes, and all four bathrooms feature frameless shower screens, Italian porcelain tiles, gunmetal fixtures, and 2pac vanities topped with Savior Smartstone Petra Grigio. You can also work from home in style thanks to a ground floor office and a first-floor study nook with a custom integrated desk.

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