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Month: <span>July 2020</span>
Several sought-after properties are set to go under the hammer on the Gold Coast this week.
From stylish beachside apartments through to spacious waterfront residences, the options are vast across the Coast as listings begin to catch up with buyer demand.
Here are five properties which are attracting interest in the lead up to auction this week.
1102 Spring Terraces, Royal Pines Resort
1102 Spring Terraces, Royal Pines Resort
Located inside the popular Spring Terraces sector of the Royal Pines Resort, this single level residence sits on a prime 881 sqm site.
Overlooking a lake and golf course, the three-bedroom house is energy efficient and has a separate garage for the golf buggy.
Ray White agent Grant Burgess is marketing the property which is open for a twilight inspection on Wednesday from 4.30pm-5.30pm.
The property goes to auction online on Thursday July 30, 6pm
16/173 Old Burleigh Rd, Broadbeach
16/173 Old Burleigh Rd, Broadbeach
Positioned opposite the park and the beach in the residential only Verve, this three-bedroom apartment is ideal for a family or couple.
While windows on three sides capture natural light and sea breezes, the size and location of the apartment also hold plenty of appeal.
“It’s one block from Oracle with all the dining and facilities of Oasis,” said agent Mark Stafford who is marketing the property alongside Andrew Rouse.
“There’s over 180 sqm of liveable space and it’s got the north eastern aspect as well.”
A twilight inspection will be held on Wednesday, 29 July, 4.30pm ahead of the auction, held online and in-rooms, on Thursday July 30 at 6pm
30 Mandolin Ave, Helensvale
30 Mandolin Ave, Helensvale
Tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this two-storey residence boasts a prime 990 sqm position inside Oyster Cove’s gated Calmwater Estate.
A spacious kitchen overlooks the pol and waterways, where 36 metres of waterfrontage captures views down both vistas.
Inspections can be made via Professionals Vertullo Real Estate agents Mark Carew and Nikki Dunlop.
The auction will be held onsite on Saturday, August 1 at 11.30am
16 Stoney Creek Circuit, Ormeau
16 Stoney Creek Circuit, Ormeau
This spacious retreat in a quiet pocket of Jacobs Ridge Estate is marked as ‘must sell’ when it goes to auction this Thursday at 6pm.
With four bedrooms on 808 sqm within walking distance to a choice of schools, this house is attracting interest among families.
Inspections can be arrange through Ray White’s Taylor Pearce.
30/2753 Gold Coast Highway, Broadbeach
30/2753 Gold Coast Highway, Broadbeach
Interest among investors and first time buyers is high on this renovated one-bedroom unit on the top floor in the heart of Broadbeach.
A short walk to beaches, public transport, shops and restaurants, an update to the laundry, bathroom and kitchen appliances adds to the appeal.
Inspection can be arranged through Ray White agent Brad Payne ahead of Thursday’s online and in-rooms auction at 6pm.
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Thousands of house hunters liked the look of 27 Bob Barnard Drive, Tugun.
A 30-YEAR-OLD house on a popular Gold Coast street is under offer for well over the asking price following a week of intense interest.
The four bedroom unrenovated residence on 881 sqm at 27 Bob Barnard Drive in Tugun was the most-viewed residential property in Australia on realestate.com.au last week.
Buyers fell in love with the presentation at 27 Bob Barnard Dr, Tugun.
Almost 13,000 house hunters took a look online while more than 750 people physically inspected the property over four days.
“I had 243 separate groups view the property between Saturday morning and Tuesday lunchtime last week,” said Stewart Reed, principal of Stewart Reed Properties.
“I doubt I’ll ever see anything like that again in my real estate career, it was really something.”
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That interest translated to 30 written offers with a local family eventually signing a contract for an undisclosed sum well over the price guide of $605,000 to $665,000.
The location, pricing and presentation all contributed to the appeal, Mr Reed said.
“Bob Barnard Drive is the premier street in Tugun,” he said.
“That property was listed for under $700,000 because it had not been touched in 30 years.
“We presented the property as beautifully as possible but sent a message to the market that we will transact and it’s really up to the buyers to fight it out.”
The 881 sqm block includes a pool and backyard area.
Alongside keen interest from renovators, Mr Reed said the staged presentation attracted a group of buyers willing to pay more than $700,000.
“This bunch of buyers felt the property was so beautiful they didn’t care that the house was 30 years old because they fell in love with the presentation,” he said.
“We got a response and a sale price which has left the sellers smiling.”
The kitchen and alfresco area with glimpses of the ocean.
Mr Reed said there was a build up of selective buyers in the marketplace who are only interested in properties which are presented and priced to sell.
“There is a pool of buyers that is building up because they are only buying properties which are impeccably presented or well priced,” he said.
“Even in a cautious market like this, buyers will step up to part with money if they believe they’re getting the best buy or the perfect solution to their lifestyle with nothing left to do.”
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