7401 Ellensbrook Drive, Hope Island QLD 4212

Presenting beautifully, this gorgeous and fully renovated waterfront home offers luxury living in a fantastic, secure location! Nestled within a private and exclusive precinct of Hope Island Resort there’s nothing to do here except to move in, unpack, relax and to start enjoying everything that this exceptional residence has to offer. Motivated sellers have already purchased elsewhere meaning this striking home must be sold!

Highlights include:

4 bedrooms
3 bathrooms
3 car garage
Huge master suite with walk-in robe, stunning ensuite and retreat
2 further bedrooms upstairs
Downstairs ensuite bedroom
Substantial open plan floor plan
Multiple living zones
Impressive kitchen boasts top-of-the-line appliances, stone benchtops, and ample storage
Generous alfresco with outdoor kitchen area
In-ground heated, magnesium pool
Low maintenance yard
Golf putting green
Large pontoon with power and water
Ducted a/c
Large solar energy system (42 Panels)
automatic garden lighting
24/7 monitored security.

This outstanding home is situated in Ellensbrook Drive, a secure, gated community of Hope Island Resort. A short buggy ride will take you to three championship golf courses, including The Links Hope Island golf course and The Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club. Other nearby amenities include Hope Island Marina, which boasts Coles, quality restaurants, specialty stores, medical services and other conveniences. A short buggy ride finds you at the internationally renowned Sanctuary Cove Village – home to the annual International Sanctuary Cove Boat Show. Private and public schools are within a 15km radius. The M1 is nearby, facilitating easy travel north to Brisbane or south to the central and southern Gold Coast.

For further information or to arrange a private viewing, please contact exclusive agent Evan Molloy.

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.