241 Stanhill Drive
Chevron Island 4217

Opportunities like this are not only rare but are what development dreams are made of. Situated in a sought-after pocket of Chevron Island, where you are mere moments from popular shopping, dining, and commercial businesses, this 506sqm block represents endless potential in a prime location.

Currently hosting a three bedroom, single level home onsite, explore your options to build a luxury waterfront residence, commercial premises or an apartment complex (STCA). With its superb Main River frontage and views which encompass both the Gold Coast skyline and Evandale Park, this is an enticing chance to capitalise on a unique property prospect. The current property features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, open plan living zones and expansive, unobstructed views.

The block is also level, which affords it a versatility to accommodate a range of potential development options or building designs (STCA). Perfectly positioned 1km from the heart of Surfers Paradise beaches, retail outlets, restaurants and amenities, as well as a 150m stroll to local eateries, businesses and boutiques.

This pedestrian and cycle link will connect Chevron Island effortlessly with the HOTA precinct. Make a wise investment in your future - do not delay, arrange an inspection today. Rare and coveted opportunity to capitalise on a popular Chevron Island location Views which encompass both the Gold Coast skyline and Evandale Park 506sqm level block with 15m Main River frontage Able to accommodate a range of potential development options or designs (STCA) Build your dream home, a commercial premises or apartment complex 1km from Surfers Paradise beaches, retail outlets, restaurants and amenities 150m stroll to local eateries, businesses and boutiques.

For further information or to arrange an inspection please contact Sam Guo or Selina Lancette.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.