Set high within the tightly held Aristocrat Apartments, this spacious two-bedroom apartment presents a fantastic opportunity to secure a well-maintained coastal home in a sought-after Surfers Paradise location. With a generous floor plan, multiple balconies, and breathtaking views, Apartment 33 offers the perfect blend of lifestyle, location, and liveability.
Step inside to a light-filled open-plan living and dining area that opens onto a wraparound north-east balcony, perched on level 11 with sweeping 280-degree views of the ocean, skyline, hinterland, and waterways. The master features a walk-in robe, private ensuite, and ocean glimpses, while the second bedroom offers its own private balcony with picturesque river and hinterland views.
Just 150m from the golden beaches of Surfers Paradise, Northcliffe Surf Club, and the G:link tram station, this apartment offers the perfect balance of peace and proximity. Enjoy the convenience of walking to caf�s, restaurants, and shops, or jump on the tram for easy access to Helensvale to Broadbeach and soon to be Burleigh. Whether you're looking to live in, invest, or lock up and leave, this location is hard to beat.
Apartment Features:
� Generous 110 sqm layout
� Open-plan living and dining area
� Wrap-around balcony with north-east aspect and sweeping 280-degree views
� Bright and breezy with natural light from three aspects (north, east, west)
� Two (2) spacious bedrooms; master with walk-in robe and ensuite
� Second bedroom with private balcony and built-in robe
� Well-equipped kitchen with breakfast bar and ample storage
� Main bathroom with bath
� One (1) Secure basement car space
Resort-Style Building Amenities:
� Indoor heated pool and spa
� Outdoor pool and spa
� Gymnasium and sauna
� BBQ and entertainment area
� Pickle-ball court.
Call the listing agents today!
Jackson O'Neill 0433 119 924
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