3/39 Milton Avenue, Paradise Point QLD 4216

This delightfully bright and breezy townhouse is located in the very heart of sleepy and quiet Paradise Point Village within minutes walk to shops, restaurants and the beautiful calmness of the Broadwater. Loaded with character, neat and tidy and charm, this property has been recently painted throughout and re carpeted.....a must see.

. app $40p/w body corp fees
. 2 good size bedrooms with built in wardrobes. Master has a lovely balcony.
. Great size open kitchen to the lounge and dining
. Plenty of storage nad a study nook
. Good size bathroom
. ceiling fans throughout
. secure single lock up garage space

This property can rent for app $315p/w.
Call or text Audrey for an inspection today.

Paradise Point is a suburb on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia. At the 2006 Census, Paradise Point had a population of 19,139. After development of Ephraim Island and Sovereign Islands, by 2011 the census for Paradise Point neighbourhood alone was 5,930.[1]

The suburb lies on the Gold Coast Broadwater with direct access to the Coomera River. The area is protected by South Stradbroke Island which lies off the coast. With access to two major water ways, several boat ramps and marinas have been built. Two developments, built out into the local waters, are only accessible from Paradise Point. Sovereign Islands is a canal-style development at Northern point off Paradise Paint, accessible by bridge and road named the Sovereign Mile. Ephraim Island is situated at the southern end, a secure Island development joined to Paradise Point by bridge via Falkinder Avenue. Paradise Point Village shops on the esplanade include a post office, a news agent, medical clinic and food outlets and eateries. Jabiru Island in the west, remain undeveloped in Phil Hill Environmental Park.

Paradise Point is a fairly upmarket suburb, with many properties worth millions of dollars.[2] A 2014 property survey revealed King Charles Drive as having the fourth highest number of million-dollar houses in Queensland.[3]