1/19 Broadbeach Boulevard, Broadbeach has sold for $5.2m.
A luxury apartment on the Gold Coast has sold for $5.2m in the highest deal of the week in the city.
The property at 1/19 Broadbeach Blvd, Broadbeach was marketed by Coastal agent Tolemy Stevens who said it sold to a Queensland buyer.
The property includes imported wallpaper.
The kitchen, dining and living area.
“They are looking at using it as their new home,” Mr Stevens said.
“They were immediately blown away by the sought after enclave in Broadbeach along the beachfront.
“You can walk out on the balcony and it literally feels like a beach house.”
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The living area.
Located in the boutique residential-only building 19BB, the four-bedroom apartment is one of seven in the building and only the second time a full-floor residence has been sold since the development was built.
Property records reveal the vendor Lynne Pask, daughter of property billionaire the late Nev Pask, paid $2.8m for the apartment off-the-plan in 2018.
The kitchen.
The 288sq m residence is on the third level and includes a gourmet kitchen, butler’s pantry and elegant living, dining and entertaining areas with a large sweeping east-facing balcony.
Marble bench tops and splash backs, custom timber flooring, wine fridges, custom bedheads and imported wallpaper are just some of the standout features.
“It has been finished with the very best fixtures that were well above the developer specs,” Mr Stevens said.
“It is highly personalised which resonated well with the buyer.”
Looking towards the dining and kitchen.
One of the bedrooms.
Mr Stevens said the prestige unit market on the Gold Coast continued to perform strong with a lack of stock.
“We are currently seeing demand outstripping supply because there aren’t very many vendors with beachfront real estate wanting or even considering selling,” he said.
“We are finding when owners to present luxurious beachfront properties for sale, they are being snapped up and the results reflect the current strength of the market.”
“We’re seeing a lot of buyers, particularly in the price point over $5m, not wanting to wait two or three years for a new building to come out of the ground.
“They want to purchase something that is turnkey that they can touch, feel and see and they want to be in for the festive season.”
PropTrack data shows the median apartment price in Broadbeach is $900,000, up 9.8 per cent over 12 months.
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