Kua Hokona
This property was sold at auction by the Troy Dowker Team.
Method of Sale: Auction
Marketing Campaign: Social, Print and Digital Campaign
OFI Attendees: 29
Enquiries: 77
Number of Registered Bidders: 2
Active Bids: 2
Days on Market: 30
Immerse yourself in a vibrant beachfront lifestyle with this stylish and ultra-spacious apartment perched on Level 3 of the boutique 'Cabana' building.
The impressive 402m2*^ residence holds 18m* of beach frontage, capitalising on a breathtaking outlook that sweeps across the ocean to take in the Surfers Paradise and Coolangatta skylines.
Full-height glazing welcomes natural light and stunning coastal views into every room of the elegant interior, where organic tones play out across engineered oak floorboards, wool carpets, natural stone benchtops and brushed brass fixtures.
Occupying its own peaceful beachfront wing, the deluxe master suite boasts an oversized ensuite and massive, dressing room-style walk-in robe. The home's four additional bedrooms also feature an ensuite and walk-in robe, while an office and cosy media room provide dedicated zones for remote work or relaxation.
Looking out across the ocean and featuring gourmet appliances, a double-sided fireplace and built-in bar, the open living, dining and kitchen area is an entertainer's dream. It integrates seamlessly with two sunny balconies that capture sea views and gentle breezes.
Benefitting from a secluded position with exclusive lift access, the apartment is uniquely private. Another rare feature is its four side-by-side basement car parks, which ensure plenty of room for prized vehicles.
The home is one of only four half-floor residences inside the flawless PLUS Architecture-designed building, delivered by NPA Projects in late 2022.
Residents enjoy the use of an infinity-edge pool, barbecue facilities, bike and surfboard storage, along with front-row access to patrolled surf and eclectic amenities.
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