9/405 Golden Four Drive
Tugun 4224

Panoramic ocean views, easy-care finishes and direct beach access present laidback coastal living at its best at this tightly-held Tugun address.

Wake up to watch the sunrise over the waves from the fifth floor of the boutique Aqua Solai and savour your morning coffee in the sun on the north-east facing balcony. Sliding doors invite natural light and refreshing sea breezes to flow through open plan living and dining zones. Timber cabinetry adds warmth to a modern kitchen that's fully equipped with stainless steel appliances and stylish stone benchtops.

The master suite boasts a walk-in robe, ensuite and ocean views while the second bedroom has access to a private balcony. Residents and guests enjoy the use of a sparkling inground swimming pool and spa, a BBQ area for summer entertaining and lush landscaped gardens.

- Boutique building on absolute beachfront;

- North-east facing balcony with ocean vista;

- Master bedroom with walk-in robe, ensuite and ocean views;

- Second bedroom with private balcony access;

- Modern kitchen with stone benchtops and stainless steel appliances;

- Easy-care tiles in living areas and neutral carpet in bedrooms;

- Secure basement parking for two cars;

- Access to a pool, spa, BBQ area and landscaped gardens;

- Short walk to the conveniences of Tugun village;

- Suitable for owner-occupiers or holiday rental;

One of only 11 exclusive residences in Aqua Solai, this modern beachfront apartment affords direct access to beautiful Tugun beach, walking paths along the foreshore and is only minutes from the boutique shops, cafes and restaurants in Tugun village. The M1 motorway and John Flynn Private Hospital are also nearby. Downsizers, small families and investors will reap the rewards of beachfront living in one of the southern Gold Coast's most sought-after streets.

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