1/10 Culgoa Street, Palm Beach

Rare Ground-Floor Rental with Private Courtyard. Tucked away in a peaceful cul-de-sac and just a lazy 400m stroll to the beautiful shores of Palm Beach, this stylish unit is your chance to live the coastal lifestyle every day. Welcome to 1/10 Culgoa Street, Palm Beach a modern, ground-floor apartment offering your own private courtyard oasis, perfect for entertaining, relaxing, or a safe space for your furry companion. Property Features: - Quiet cul-de-sac location - Boutique complex of only 10 units - Modern, spacious kitchen with stone benches and dishwasher - Air conditioning in living room, dining and kitchen area - Bedroom is carpeted and includes ceiling fan and spacious built in wardrobe - Living, dining and kitchen areas are tiled - Combined bathroom and laundry - Large private courtyard - Secure parking behind remote-access gate - Just 400m to the beach - Property will be freshly painted throughout before tenancy commences Why You'll Love Living Here Palm Beach is one of the Gold Coast's most sought-after beachside suburbs offering a perfect balance of laid-back charm and everyday convenience. Walk to the beach for a swim or surf before work, grab coffee at a local café, or spend your weekends exploring boutique markets and coastal walking tracks. You're also close to public transport, local schools, dining hotspots, and just minutes from the M1 and Gold Coast Airport. BOOKING AN INSPECTION: You can start the booking process by sending us an email enquiry. You will be notified about any updates, changes, or cancellations related to your inspection appointment. **Registration is required** If no one registers for a scheduled inspection, it may be canceled. If no inspection times are available for the property yet, you still need to register, and we will notify you once the new inspection date and time are set. DISCLAIMER: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the Landlord 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.