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The coastal dream becomes a reality with this immaculate apartment, enviably positioned just footsteps from Bilinga Beach.
Set on Level 4 of 'Bianca by Mosaic', a boutique building completed in December 2023, the home captures a stunning south-east outlook spanning the ocean, hinterland and Coolangatta skyline.
The stylish interior comes fully appointed with luxury fittings and finishes, including engineered timber floors and gentle, on-trend curves. Meanwhile, full-height glazing makes the most of natural light, which floods in to enliven the open living and dining space.
Distinct attention has been paid to the chef-level kitchen. Top-tier Miele appliances enhance its functionality, while eye-catching additions like mosaic finger tiles and a statement curved island maximise its luxe appeal.
Soft wool carpets add comfort to all three bedrooms. The stand-out master suite also benefits from access to the balcony, and is serviced by a spacious walk-in robe and fully-tiled ensuite with a free-standing bath.
Set against the backdrop of Bilinga Beach, the oversized balcony provides the perfect space to relax or entertain alfresco with the crashing waves as your soundtrack.
The new owner will enjoy use of a communal pool and outdoor entertaining deck with BBQ facilities, while a stylish and secure entry foyer makes a striking first impression for visitors and residents alike. Two secure basement car parks are also designated for the apartment.
Located on a prized pocket of absolute beachfront land, this apartment presents a premium offering in one of the Gold Coast's most in-demand seaside pockets.
The Highlights:
- Elegant half-floor apartment in recently completed Bianca by Mosaic
- Designed by SJB Architects and built by award-winning Mosaic Property Group
- Absolute beachfront access to Bilinga Beach
- South-east aspect capturing ocean, hinterland and Coolangatta skyline views
- Lap pool with communal BBQ and entertaining area
- Open living and dining space with engineered timber flooring
- Wide balcony with water and electricity supply
- Kitchen with Miele appliances including four-burner gas cooktop, combination microwave oven and integrated dishwasher; integrated Fisher and Paykel fridge/ freezer; double Franke sink
- Mosaic finger tile splashback, soft-close cabinetry and curved island with seating and storage elevate kitchen's stylish appeal
- Master suite with floor-to-ceiling windows capturing ocean views, balcony access, large walk-in robe and fully-tiled ensuite with free-standing bath, shower and twin vanity
- Two additional bedrooms have built-in mirrored robes
- Main bathroom features floor-to-ceiling tiles, single vanity, shower, toilet and brushed chrome tapware
- Oversized internal laundry with storage and drying rack
- Two secure basement car parks
- Hikvision video intercom
- Ducted air-conditioning and ceiling fans throughout
Outgoings:
- Body Corporate: $230 per week approximately
Bilinga is a sleepy pocket of the southern Gold Coast, which is much-loved for its laidback charm and access to long stretches of golden beach. The apartment sits on absolute beachfront land on Bilinga Beach, close to Bilinga Surf Lifesaving Club as well as the excellent cafes, restaurants, and shops in both Tugun and Coolangatta. Venture 5km north to Currumbin to enjoy the calm waters of Currumbin Creek or have a brush with nature at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. Byron Bay, south over the border, is a 50-minute drive down the M1. The Gold Coast Airport is 1km away for national and international travel.
Secure this beachfront gem in one of the Gold Coast's most sought-after southern suburbs ? contact Troy Dowker 0409 057 087
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