This Property Must Be Sold: Positioned on one of Hollywell's most tightly held streets, this rare 827m² property on James Cook Esplanade offers a lifestyle that is simply unmatched. With uninterrupted Broadwater views stretching across to Stradbroke Island and beyond, this is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to secure one of the most coveted positions on the Northern Gold Coast.
The existing two-level home, originally built in the 1980s and architecturally renovated by Neil Matthews, features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two study areas, an oversized double lock-up garage, and a large swimming pool. While the home itself is in need of renovation or redevelopment, the true value lies in the location and potential. From the western aspect, the property captures canal views, while the eastern aspect opens up to panoramic Broadwater vistas – the ultimate coastal backdrop for your dream home.
Held by the same family for over three decades, this prized Hollywell address reflects the rarity of opportunities along James Cook Esplanade. Just a short stroll across the esplanade feels like stepping onto your own private beach, an idyllic spot to fish, let the kids swim, or simply relax as yachts glide past on the Broadwater.
Properties of this calibre seldom reach the market, making this an exceptional chance to either renovate or create your dream home from the ground up. Positioned on 827m² with panoramic views across to Stradbroke Island, the lifestyle potential here is as vast as the outlook.
Hollywell has become one of the Gold Coast's most desirable lifestyle locations, celebrated for its peaceful waterfront streets, premium boating access, and relaxed coastal charm. All this, just moments from Paradise Point's village atmosphere, Runaway Bay Shopping Centre, local parks, and a selection of elite schools, the perfect balance of tranquillity and convenience.
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