6C/52 Goodwin Terrace, Burleigh Heads, QLD, 4220

SoldJul 17, 2026

$1,600,000

Apartment

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Sold: Jul 17, 2026

What's around 6C/52 Goodwin Terrace

SOLD OFF MARKET & QUIETLY - BY VIKKI PLEHAN & SUSAN KING Welcome to Apartment 6C - A North-Facing, Coastal Masterpiece in Burleigh Beach Tower

Opportunities like this don't linger. Apartment 6C is the kind of residence that rarely reaches the open market-because more often than not, someone who already lives in the complex, or someone who's been waiting patiently for "that one perfect apartment," snaps it up before the rest of the world even has a chance. A Sixth-Floor Sanctuary with North-Facing Ocean Views from the instant you step inside. Every space-lounge, kitchen, and both bedrooms-frames the magnificent ocean, skyline, and coastal panorama that makes Goodwin Terrace one of the most coveted beachfront addresses in Queensland. Bespoke Interiors includes • Calcutta marble throughout - floors, wall tiles, vanities • Custom-built Hamptons cabinetry • Imported designer lighting & hardware from the USA • Limed & smoked white-wash timber floors • Bathrooms redesigned with in-ceiling rain shower heads The kitchen features: • Gourmet appliances • Induction cooktop • Fridge/freezer • Oversized drawer dishwasher • Italian washing machine The Ultimate Burleigh Lifestyle - Everything at Your Doorstep If you know Burleigh Beach Tower, you know you don't need a car. If you don't-let us introduce you to the dream: • Beachfront on Goodwin Terrace • Steps to Burleigh Headland • Opposite Burleigh Heads Surf Club • Across from Burleigh Bowls Club • Moments to James Street cafés, boutiques, and restaurants • A short stroll to Burleigh Heads National Park This is one of the few true north-facing beachfront positions on the Gold Coast, offering postcard views of the ocean, Surfers Paradise, and Broadbeach skyline. A Rare Offering in a Building Where Properties Are Held Tightly. Apartment 6C is a premium, north-facing residence in a building where owners stay for decades-and where demand always exceeds supply.