2/52 Tallebudgera Dr, Palm Beach, QLD, 4221 - DuplexSemiDetached Sold on 25 11 2020

SoldNov 25, 2020

2/52 Tallebudgera Dr, Palm Beach, QLD, 4221

$1,180,000

DuplexSemiDetached

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5 days on the market

Sold: Nov 25, 2020

What's around 2/52 Tallebudgera Dr

SOLD BY JASON TAYLOR

Relax, absolutely nothing to do except move in. This stunning, fully renovated home in its fantastic location is ready to be enjoyed. Approximately 100 metres to the iconic Tallebudgera Estuary with its sandy beaches, B.B.Q areas, netted swimming area for the kids, boat ramp and approximately 600 metres to Tallebudgera Surf Club and the ocean. This beautiful home is must see, split across two levels with the ground floor being the entertainment level. An open plan kitchen with large walk-in pantry, dining and living areas run seamlessly to the outdoor patio and a separate outdoor enclosed living area overlooking the inground heated pool. This property is low maintenance allowing you to enjoy the coastal lifestyle. On the second level you will find three generous sized air-conditioned bedrooms and a study nook. The luxurious main bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, en-suite a private balcony completes the master suite. * Remote double lock up garage, plus rarely available off street parking for additional cars, boat/caravan * Save $$$$ with your 5KW solar panels * 2.5 Bathrooms in total * Air con and ceiling fans * Council rates for 6 months $1,127 * B/corp is $25 per week which includes your building insurance Low maintenance and no expense spared, this home offers the lifestyle you have been waiting for Offers over $1,180,000.00 Please contact Jason Taylor on 0417 655 499 or email jasontaylor@palmbeachfn.com.au if you have any further enquiries. __________ Disclaimer The above information has been furnished to us by the vendor of each property. We have not verified whether or not that information is accurate and have no belief one way or another in its accuracy. We do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquires in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.