94 Seaworld Drive, Main Beach
Main Beach 4217

Sold by Duncan Longmore

This property was sold by Duncan Longmore

Method of Sale: Private Treaty

Marketing Campaign: Print & Digital

Enquiries: 21

Days on Market: 238

For strategic advice on your next sales campaign, call Duncan Longmore on 0419 611 792

Property Description:

Luxury Rooftop Condominium with Breathtaking Broadwater Views

Embrace world-class luxury in a rooftop condominium that celebrates sophistication and sensational Broadwater views. Located in the Imperial Hotel and north-facing, Italian craftsmanship combines with stunning architecture and design. Ornate ceilings and gleaming marble and parquetry floors shine throughout, complemented by a granite kitchen with high-end Miele appliances. A dining zone sits adjacent, ready for elegant dinner parties, while the sunken lounge room opens onto a sunny, water-view balcony. Use this space for quiet reflection and save entertaining for the private rooftop terrace with a spa. Boasting breathtaking 180-degree panoramas, it's an enviable oasis to host guests.

Opulence continues across the two bedrooms, each with private balconies and marble ensuites, including a sumptuous spa in the master ensuite. Access to a 21m marina berth and two side-by-side car parks with secure storage is also granted, with residents enjoying access to award-winning restaurants, wellness amenities, and Australia's first water salon cabana experience within the hotel.

Located in a stunning waterfront location, enjoy being moments from designer shopping and dining destination, Marina Mirage. Patrolled beaches beckon nearby at The Spit or make the five minute drive to the vibrant Tedder Avenue shops and restaurants, infused with a delightful village-style atmosphere.

Capitalise on a rarely available opportunity and enjoy world-class luxury living. Contact Duncan Longmore on 0419 611 792 today.

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.