301/2 Queensland Ave, Broadbeach, QLD, 4218

Waves, longboards, bikini's, board shorts, sand, Beach Boys and BBQ's - you can almost smell the sunscreen - quintessential sun lover Queensland, even the address is Queensland Ave. Beach side with ocean views at an entry level price point, what else is there to think about? This is pure vintage Gold Coast where you're stepping back to a time when things were simpler, the movies were grainier, and the best safety feature on a car was the seat belt. The northern aspect allows great light and there are 3 balconies to access for light, sea breezes, park and ocean views through the palm trees. The internals are in original condition and present as such, so there is opportunity to modernise and increase returns, or simply embrace the vintage as-is and go to the beach. There are multiple parks, including one of the Gold Coast's largest on the beachfront, directly across the road, so there's plenty of recreational opportunities, and of course that stunning beach. If shopping and dining are high on the order, well the Gold Coast's best is within metres of your door step, as is the light rail. 301 Hi-Ho is a rare gem that offers a lot for those seeking a beachside opportunity. Our interstate sellers have set a date for sale, 14th of October, and will look at any written offer prior to, so do yourself a favour and come to an open home or call to arrange a virtual inspection. Location: 50m Beach - Lifesaver Tower #29 & kilometres of beachfront paths 150m Broadbeach Surf Parade dining precinct 300m Oasis shopping & dining, Kurrawa Surf Club 450m Oracle dining precinct 450m Light Rail 850m Star Casino, Nineteen at the Star 900m Broadbeach State Primary 1.2km Pacific Fair 2.6km Surfers Paradise 6km Pindara Private Hospital Financials: Water $386 last quarter Rates $1800 per half approx. (as a permanent rental) Body Corporate $148 per week (including special levy) Rent $395 per week until August 2022 Hi-Ho Building Info: 1712m2 of land 36 apartments North/East with ocean views Built in 1972