Generous indoor/outdoor living perfect for the Sunshine Coast climate
- Three bedrooms serviced by three bathrooms
- Master bedroom with new ensuite and walkin robe
- Beautifully furnished apartment
- Two sidebyside car spaces with secure lift access
- Fiveminute walk to Kings & Shelly Beach and local cafés
Perfectly positioned with stunning views over Kings Beach, Bribie Island and beyond
Apartment 26 is one of only two residences located on the penthouse level of 38 on Kingsa soughtafter residential complex just minutes' walk to patrolled beaches and cafés. Positioned on the top floor (level 7), the apartment spans 175 sqm and enjoys cooling breezes and abundant natural light.
Enjoy the morning winter sun with views toward Shelly Beach to the east. As day turns to night, take in the spectacular sunsets and the sparkling lights of Kings Beach and Caloundraan ideal backdrop for entertaining. The expansive outdoor area is truly unique, offering 270degree views and ample room for large gatherings or quiet relaxation. Whether you're watching ships pass by during the day or the full moon rising over the ocean at night, there is always something to admire.
The airconditioned openplan living area flows seamlessly to the balcony, while the kitchen features stone benchtops and a breakfast bar.
Wake up to beautiful views from the master bedroom, complete with balcony access.
In total, there are three bedrooms, each with its own ensuiteperfect for visiting family and guests. The apartment is fully furnished and ready for you to move in. A separate laundry adds convenience. The complex includes a swimming pool, secure swipecard access and intercom. Two sidebyside car spaces plus visitor parking complete the offering.
The location is exceptionaljust a short walk to patrolled Kings Beach, coastal pathways, cafés and restaurants, all within easy reach.
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