2 Beverley Crescent
Broadbeach Waters 4218

A Landmark Waterfront Holding of Rare Scale and Position

Commanding a remarkable 63m of north-east facing water frontage, 2 Beverley Crescent represents an extraordinary opportunity within Broadbeach Waters' tightly held Golden Triangle.

Set across a substantial 1,330m²* parcel, this distinguished residence occupies an exceptional point position with sweeping water views extending towards the Surfers Paradise skyline and hinterland. Held by the same family for more than 29 years, the property is offered to market for the first time in almost three decades.

Designed around its prized waterfront orientation, the existing residence embraces generous proportions, high ceilings and a series of interconnected living and entertaining spaces. Expansive outdoor areas open towards the water, while manicured grounds, a lagoon-style pool and established gardens create a private resort-like setting.

The home offers a considered combination of formal and informal living spaces, including multiple lounges, a dedicated media room and home office. A generous kitchen centres the main living zone with a substantial stone island and breakfast bar, while the master suite captures elevated water and skyline outlooks.

At the rear, the scale of the waterfront becomes particularly apparent. A private jetty and boat ramp provide direct access to the water, with Main River and the ocean beyond readily accessible for boating enthusiasts.

Beyond the residence itself, the opportunity lies in the land, orientation and position. The substantial waterfront parcel presents an exceptional foundation for those seeking to further reimagine and create a significant contemporary estate in one of the Gold Coast's most tightly held residential enclaves.

Set within a quiet cul-de-sac, the property enjoys a rare sense of privacy while remaining moments from Broadbeach's celebrated lifestyle precinct, including Pacific Fair, The Star Gold Coast, the beachfront, surf breaks and an outstanding collection of restaurants and cafés.

A property of this scale, frontage and position is seldom offered in Broadbeach Waters. With its exceptional north-east orientation, expansive water frontage and enduring prestige, 2 Beverley Crescent represents a truly significant Gold Coast waterfront holding.

Property Highlights:

- 1,330m²* waterfront parcel with an exceptional 63m* water frontage

- Rare north-east facing point position within the Golden Triangle

- Sweeping water, Surfers Paradise skyline and hinterland views

- First time offered to market in more than 29 years

- Private jetty and boat ramp with direct water access

- Character-filled residence with high ceilings and generous proportions

- Multiple living and entertaining zones across two levels

- Stone kitchen with substantial island bench and breakfast bar

- Master suite with water and skyline outlooks

- Ground-floor guest bedroom with adjoining powder room

- Dedicated media room and home office

- Lagoon-style swimming pool and established landscaped gardens

- North and east-facing outdoor entertaining areas

- Three-car accommodation plus additional driveway parking

- Generous laundry and storage

- Security alarm and CCTV

Only 10 streets form part of Broadbeach Waters' exclusive 'Golden Triangle' precinct, regarded as having the best canal-front properties because of the wide water, larger than average block sizes, plus proximity to Broadbeach and Main River.

Broadbeach Waters is a highly sought-after suburb loved by locals and visitors alike. Kurrawa Park and the beach are a short 7-minute drive away. Shopping and dining at The Star Casino and Pacific Fair Shopping Centre is also within a 6-minute drive. Broadbeach has a vibrant hub filled with cafes and restaurants, and a lively nightlife. The M1 is a short drive west for direct access to Brisbane.

Contact Eddie Wardale 0408 881 678

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