501/3 Twenty Third Avenue, Palm Beach, QLD, 4221

For Rent

501/3 Twenty Third Avenue, Palm Beach, QLD, 4221

$1,250 per week

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21 days on the market

What's around 501/3 Twenty Third Avenue

Boutique Beach Side Living

##FURNISHED## East Palm Beach is a boutique building of just 33 residences, and this level 5 apartment is an opportunity not to be missed. It is perfectly positioned by the ocean with no roads to cross to get to the sand, in an as-new two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment with protected ocean views via Twenty-Third Avenue, southern coastline views towards Coolangatta and the picturesque hinterland. An efficient design, with separated bedrooms and bathrooms at either end of the apartment, plus floor-to-ceiling glass, bursting with natural light. The kitchen and living areas flow out to a breezy ocean-view balcony. The building offers relaxed, peaceful, beachside living in luxury, and a sun-drenched northern pool can be found next to the residence's BBQ and shared dining space. Enjoy all the Palm Beach lifestyle and the southern Gold Coast have to offer, with retail, cafes and dining options on your doorstep. A short stroll along the new beachfront ocean-way track, and you'll be at Tallebudgera Creek and Burleigh within moments. • Light coastal interior finishes, including timber joinery and premium stone bench tops • Main bedroom with walk-in robe • Live in one of Palm Beach's newest buildings, 'East' • Bursting with natural light • Walk to cafes and parks nearby • Ducted air-conditioning throughout • Secure building with video intercom • Building of only 33 residences • Minutes from bustling Burleigh & town centre of Palm Beach • Situated less than 35M from the sand • Residence retreat with north-facing pool, BBQ & dining This residence is offered furnished with high quality furnishings. Disclaimer: Collectiv Asset Management Pty Ltd has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the owner or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on this information as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspecting the property, or by other means.