1401/21 Peninsular Drive, Surfers Paradise, QLD, 4217

SoldMar 24, 2025

1401/21 Peninsular Drive, Surfers Paradise, QLD, 4217

Amount undisclosed

190 sq.

Apartment

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25 days on the market

Sold: Mar 24, 2025

What's around 1401/21 Peninsular Drive

Sprawling Half-Floor Apartment with Spectacular Views

Perched on the 14th floor of the well kept Edgewater Gardens, this oversized half-floor apartment spans an impressive 190sqm, offering an exceptional entertainer's layout and breathtaking, never-to-be-built-out views over the main river, ocean, hinterland, and city skyline. Whether you're seeking a spacious coastal home or a high-potential investment, this residence delivers on all fronts. Featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a separate laundry, and a powder room. This setting provides the perfect foundation to create your dream coastal home on the main river. Set in an exceptionally maintained complex, Edgewater Gardens is renowned for its prime riverfront position, offering residents the best of Surfers Paradise at their doorstep with cafï¿½s, restaurants, beaches, and entertainment, all just moments away. Features: ï¿½ Half-floor apartment with 190sqm of living space ï¿½ Three generous bedrooms, master with walk in and ensuite ï¿½ Two bathrooms plus separate powder room ï¿½ Separate laundry ï¿½ Oversized open-plan living and dining area ï¿½ Two secure underground car parks ï¿½ Massive potential for renovations and upgrades Facilities: ï¿½ Newly revamped pool area and jetty ï¿½ Sauna for year-round relaxation ï¿½ Private owners' room and BBQ area, perfect for entertaining ï¿½ Exclusive private park for residents This is a rare opportunity, as properties like this don't come to market often. Bring your vision and unlock the full potential of this exclusive Surfers Paradise residence. Call Jackson O'Neill 0433 119 924 Simon Tooma 0411 338 048 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.