Positioned on the 12th floor of the striking TRYP Southport by Wyndham, this fully furnished two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence captures the very best of modern coastal living. Bathed in morning light, the apartment enjoys uninterrupted east-facing views across the Broadwater and Main Beach skyline - the perfect backdrop for a relaxed yet refined Gold Coast lifestyle.
The interiors showcase elegant finishes, a sleek black kitchen, timber-style floors, and contemporary lighting that complements the apartment's effortless flow. Designed for low-maintenance living with high-impact style, it's ideal for an owner-occupier or investor seeking quality, convenience, and lasting appeal.
Features:
- Level 12 position with panoramic Broadwater and city views
- East-facing orientation capturing natural light and coastal breezes
- Fully furnished two-bedroom, two-bathroom layout with single secure car space
- Modern kitchen with chic black finishes and quality appliances
- Open-plan living and dining leading to a private balcony
- Access to world-class resident amenities including a rooftop pool, gym, sauna and steam room
- On-site Italian restaurant and pizzeria, plus concierge and café in the lobby
- Easy stroll to Ferry Road Brickworks, the new Southport dining and movie precinct, and the city's best IGA
- Minutes to the Broadwater Parklands, Main Beach, and light-rail connections
Experience Elevated Coastal Living:
This apartment offers more than a home - it's a lifestyle defined by light, location, and luxury. Step out your front door to enjoy the vibrancy of Southport's evolving precinct or take in the sunrise from your balcony overlooking the coastline. Whether you're searching for a turnkey home or a premium investment, this residence delivers the perfect balance of sophistication and convenience.
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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.
