44 Rudd Street
Broadbeach Waters 4218

As you enter through the luxurious entrance you are welcomed into a world of opulence and style, offering unobstructed views of the pool area where you can enjoy sun-filled days. The large open plan chefs' kitchen, complete with breakfast bar, leads to a private alfresco area, perfect for intimate dining. The lounge/dining area and TV zone expand through large sliding doors to a deluxe swimming pool area, overlooking the North facing waterfront.

Upstairs, the master bedroom, ensuite, and large robes offer a private balcony with skyline views of Surfers Paradise - the perfect spot for a morning coffee or to watch the paddleboarders drift by. There are two more spacious bedrooms on the top level, which can be combined into one large bedroom if needed. The large family bathroom with a standalone bath provides the ultimate spot to relax and unwind.

Heading down to the lower level, you'll find a large guest bedroom and a dual access bathroom designed for the use of the guest bedroom and entertaining area. The huge informal living zone includes a large 8-seat family lounge, a game of billiards, or a place for the kids to enjoy some movies. The indoor-outdoor alfresco area boasts an outdoor kitchen, including a built-in BBQ, sink, and drinks fridge, perfect for entertaining family and friends.

Features of this home include a waterfront location, air conditioning, laundry, covered alfresco area with outdoor kitchen, inground pool, built-in robes to every bedroom, a double lock-up carport with remote garage door, garden shed, immaculate tropical gardens.

Located within walking distance to Pacific Fair Shopping, Star Casino, the Gold Coast Convention Centre, Broadbeach's fabulous restaurant strip, and the Gold Coast's trademark golden beaches, this impressive home offers the ultimate Broadbeach Waters lifestyle.

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