801/468 The Esplanade, Palm Beach, QLD, 4221 - Apartment Sold on 30 03 2026

SoldMar 30, 2026

801/468 The Esplanade, Palm Beach, QLD, 4221

Amount undisclosed

215 m²

Apartment

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Mar 30, 2026

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Beachfront Sub-Penthouse in Omnia

Sub penthouse presents the developer's last remaining residence within the award-winning 'Omnia' priced for immediate sale. Occupying half of level 8, this 3 bedroom as-new beachfront apartment spans 215sqm and captures an unbroken panorama across the ocean. Offered fully furnished, with 3 side by side car spaces this is a rare opportunity to secure a residential apartment in one of Australia's most sought after coastal destinations. Property Highlights: Sub-penthouse, fully furnished, 215sqm, located on level 8 Omnia - has just 12 residential-only apartments Floor-to-ceiling glazing enhances light, views and coastal ambience Gourmet kitchen with premium appliances, stone benchtops, large island Open plan living and dining flowing onto a full-width beachfront balcony Three bedrooms; Master suite with private ensuite Powder room for guests, Internal laundry with drying balcony Secure parking for three cars, all side-by-side, plus storage Ducted air-conditioning and ceiling fans, pet friendly, keyless entry Residents' amenities include a gym and inground pool A one off opportunity to secure the final apartment within Omnia; perfect for downsizing or lock-and-leave living without compromise. For more information or to arrange a private viewing, please contact Rob Lamb on 0405 608 601. Positioned in Palm Beach, one of Australia's most desirable southern beachfront destinations. Step onto the sand for a swim or surf, stroll to Tallebudgera Creek for a coffee or run. Burleigh's dining and bar scene is only moments away, and Gold Coast Airport is within easy reach. Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.