30 Beale Street, SOUTHPORT

Secluded behind a white-washed privacy wall, this fully renovated double-storey home flows seamlessly between interior and exterior, embracing a modern, Palm Springs aesthetic. Inside, the house opens up, a sprawling, split-level lounge and dining space that unfolds into a kitchen and outdoor entertainment area. The property's landscaped courtyard includes a cabana, pool, and al fresco entertainment space. Set up lounges in front of the weatherproof smart TV, play basketball on the three-point synthetic turf court, or cool off in the plant-framed swimming pool. 30 Beale Street's four bedrooms are equally impressive. With inversion air conditioning, overhead fans, and in-built wardrobes, they're designed for comfort. Three of the four also have Palm Springs- style en-suites. The most spectacular aspect of the property, though, is the second-storey balcony. Standing here means gazing out at a panorama of city, sea and sky - perfect for watching the sun rise over the glittering skyscrapers of Surfers Paradise. This beautifully designed home is resort living delivered in an exceptional location. Key Features: • White-washed concrete privacy wall and stylized pedestrian gates • Three bedrooms with floor-to-ceiling tiled ensuites • Master bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe • Second-storey balcony with sweeping ocean and Gold Coast skyline views • Superior outdoor entertainment area with kitchen bar access, overhead fans, and space for an outdoor TV • Inground pool with a luxury cabana and a breeze-block wet bar • Three-point basketball court and hoop with synthetic turf • Dual-port gatehouse garage • Gatehouse intercom and security system Landscaped gardens • Elevated boardwalk and porch with Tasmanian oak double front doors • Short drive to Australia Fair Shopping Centre, the M1, and Gold Coast University Hospital 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.