4/1 Nineteenth Avenue, Palm Beach QLD 4221

This property was sold at auction by the Troy Dowker Team

Method of Sale: Auction

Marketing Campaign: Social, Print and Digital Campaign

OFI Attendees: 33

Enquiries: 90

Number of Registered Bidders: 3

Active Bids: 17

Days on Market: 31

Soak up endless ocean views fringed by palm trees from this absolute beachfront apartment in the boutique and highly sought-after 'Cabana' building.

Holding an unrivalled position only metres from sand and surf and overlooking Palm Beach's artificial reef, enjoy endless days surfing, swimming or strolling along the beachfront.

Take a lift shared with only one other apartment to access your coastal oasis where bright and breezy living spaces are elevated by engineered oak floors, brushed gold fixtures and natural stone offset by the ambience of a warming fireplace.

A protected balcony extends the space and provides the optimal vantage point from which to entertain family and friends while taking in the ocean views stretching south to the twinkling high-rises of Coolangatta.

The oceanfront master suite has been cleverly designed to allow uninterrupted ocean views to be captured from its ensuite, where a free-standing stone bath entices you to indulge in a relaxing soak.

Two further bedrooms at the opposite end of the apartment promote privacy for family or visiting guests and benefit from a media room, perfect for movie or games nights.

In addition to two tandem basement car parks, the apartment's new owner will also enjoy the unique benefit of two secure storage enclosures.

Cabana is superbly located to take advantage of the best of Palm Beach's vibrant amenities, including several popular cafes and restaurants which are within walking distance.

Secure a protected, luxury beachside apartment with stunning ocean views – contact Troy Dowker on 0409 057 087 or James Roberts on 0432 839 485.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.