1008/9 Hamilton Ave, Surfers Paradise, QLD, 4217

SoldJul 3, 2023

1008/9 Hamilton Ave, Surfers Paradise, QLD, 4217

$640,000

0 m²

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17 days on the market

Sold: Jul 3, 2023

What's around 1008/9 Hamilton Ave

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Welcome to Unit 1008 here in the beautiful Q1 Resort & Spa. A spacious and thoughtfully designed 2 bedroom apartment in Surfers Paradise. Boasting 96sqm of living, This units views of the ocean, hinterland and city are a dream. The apartment is equipped with an array of wonderful features. From the large lounge area, spacious master bedroom opening out to the beautiful balcony. The kitchen is complete with dishwasher, stone benchtop and gas cooktop. Strategically positioned near the centre of the apartment, the kitchen and dining views are then maximized whilst you're cooking or enjoying your dining experience. The indoor 'all weather' balcony is essentially an extension of the living space. The name suggests it can be used for all-weather variations from windy days to storming rain which include window panels that open 1000mm vertically to allow in natural sunlight, air and even the sound of the waves crashing on the beach. Apartments Facts Ocean, Hinterland & Southern City Views Floor - 10 Type - 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 1 Car Spacious Master Bedroom with Ensuite Allocated Open Dining Area Ducted Air Conditioning Tiled Kitchen & Bathroom Areas Open Plan Living & Dining Area Balcony - All-weather area with windows that open & close 1000mm vertically Tenancy Options: Owner Occupier - Yes Short Term Tenancy - Yes Long Term Tenancy - Yes Onsite Management - Q1 Management Features & Facilities of the Q1 Building: 24-hour Concierge Residents Club and Function Rooms In-house Cinema Three Swimming Pools/Lagoons Indoor 25m Heated Pool Indoor Spa Indoor Steam Rooms Indoor Saunas Fully Equipped Gym 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.