57-63 The Corso
Isle Of Capri 4217

Rarely does a residence capture the imagination quite like "The Billabong House." Sprawled across a 2,197m²* Main River holding - uniquely amalgamated from four land parcels - it is a landmark estate of distinguished scale, with Girung Island and Gold Coast skyline views.

Evoking the calm rhythm of a secluded and tropical retreat, the tri-level residence is defined by a seamless indoor-outdoor design. Extensive glazing deepens the connection to its lush surroundings, yet it is the home's defining feature - a showstopping wet-edge pool within the central atrium - that lingers longest in the memory. Overlooking a secluded sandy beach and Adam's Basin, it's a place to savour resort-style serenity by day and entertain as evening falls.

Multiple living zones also complement a chef's kitchen, five ensuite bedrooms and a self-contained caretaker's residence. Additionally, a pontoon invites days spent exploring the river, complemented by wellness amenities, a vast temperature-controlled wine cellar and basement garage for eight vehicles. Enticingly, "The Billabong House" also presents with scope to add further value via cosmetic enhancements or architectural re-imagination, paving the way to curate one of Australia's most exceptional waterfront estates.

The Highlights:

- Landmark tri-level waterfront estate: "The Billabong House" - overlooking Adams Basin, Girung Island and the Gold Coast skyline

- 2,197m²* block bordered by 52.7m* north-east facing water frontage

- Asian resort-inspired, architect-designed residence nestled within a tranquil and tropical landscape

- Scope to add further value via cosmetic enhancements or architectural re-imagination, paving the way to curate one of Australia's most exceptional waterfront estates

- Solid concrete construction, with vaulted raked timber ceilings, extensive floor-to-ceiling glazing and a pyramid skylight

- Showstopping central atrium with statement wet-edge pool

- Multiple living and dining zones deliver seamless indoor–outdoor entertaining

- Chef kitchen equipped with a 6m trapezoid stone island bench, premium Miele appliances and butler's pantry

- Large temperature-controlled wine cellar

- Five sumptuous ensuite bedrooms and a study

- Covered alfresco entertaining areas with outdoor bar area

- Secluded sandy beach

- Recently refurbished twin head jetty and boat pontoon

- Wellness amenities include a gymnasium (with powder room), sauna, plunge pool, spa

- Four additional powder rooms

- Eight car basement garage with storage and workshop

- Control4 automation system

- Multi-room audio system, integrated ceiling and wall speakers

- Future-proof living: enterprise-grade network and connectivity infrastructure

- State-of-the-art security system with extensive camera surveillance, floodlighting, upgraded alarm and remote monitoring

- Self-contained 1-bed, 1-bath caretaker's residence with private entrance

Positioned within a dress circle Isle of Capri enclave, enjoy an enviable balance of exclusivity and convenience. Stroll to Capri on Via Roma to meet friends, browse boutiques, stock up on supplies at Harris Farm Markets or sample the designer restaurants. The open greenery of Lex Bell Oval rests opposite, or its only a 20 minute walk to famed golden beaches. Families will appreciate the proximity to leading schools including TSS and St Hilda's with boaties sure to relish easy access to the Broadwater and Stradbroke Island.

An estate of rare scale, serenity and presence, "The Billabong House" stands as one of Main River's most revered waterfront sanctuaries. To experience its drama and intrigue firsthand, contact Michael Kollosche on 04111 888 15 today.

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