402/4-6 Alexandra Avenue
Mermaid Beach 4218

This property was sold at auction by Andrew Ramsey and Gareth Denning.

Method of sale: Auction

Marketing Campaign: Print and Targeted Digital Campaign

OFI Attendees: 54

Enquiries: 85

Days on Market: 30

For strategic advice on your next sales campaign, call Andrew Ramsey on 0412 022 840 or Gareth Denning on 0410 300 121.

Luxurious Apartment in Premier Beachside Building.

Anchored on Level Four of 'Mali Residences', this luxurious apartment is set moments from parkland, patrolled surf and Broadbeach's vibrant lifestyle precinct.

The home captures scenic ocean, hinterland and city skyline views from its north-facing position inside the as-new building, which was meticulously crafted by BDA architecture.

Natural light and luxurious materials enhance the appeal of the spacious 234m2*^ interior. A statement marble waterfall island stands out as the hero feature among limestone tiles and rich timber cabinetry.

The master suite is a sanctuary for rest and relaxation and is set in a private wing where it benefits from balcony access and a free-standing bathtub. Two further bedrooms accommodate guests, while a media room and study offer space for peace and productivity.

Those with a love for entertaining will appreciate the open and airy living, dining and chef-level kitchen with hidden butler's pantry. In this zone, you can enjoy scenic vistas, a built-in bar and seamless indoor-outdoor connection.

A curved balcony, designed to mirror the rolling waves below, is a perfect setting from which to dine, unwind or people watch. The apartment also comes with two side-by-side basement car parks and a secure storage cage.

Residents of this exclusive development enjoy access to resort-style amenities, including a swimming pool, sauna, gymnasium, yoga area and lounge with a bar and dining facilities.

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.