HAS this Gold Coast mega mansion been built in the wrong suburb?
The Oxenford house is on the market at more than $3 million and will smash the suburb record if it sells for its asking price.
The property, at 9 Temple Island Circuit, is on a sprawling 1000sq m block overlooking Regatta Waters Lake but “oozes Sovereign Islands luxe on an unprecedented scale”.
9 Temple Island Circuit, Oxenford.
9 Temple Island Circuit, Oxenford from the street.
The vendors, who moved from up-market Sovereign Islands to the leafy suburb of Oxenford, enlisted a designer and builder who typically work on the Sovereign Islands.
Ray White Sovereign Islands agents Rhonda Gunn and Edin Kara are marketing the property and said they were blown away when they first stepped inside.
“When I first walked into it I was just stunned,” Ms Gunn said.
“The quality just jumps out at you right from the word go. It just oozes luxury.”
Inside the luxury abode at 9 Temple Island Circuit.
Entertain while overlooking the lake.
The vendors moved from Sovereign Islands at Paradise Point to Oxenford, west of the M1.
Among its standout features is a curved Venetian plaster wall, gourmet kitchen, resort-style pool, media room, parent’s retreat, three car garage and gym.
Mr Kara said the vendors loved the position on Temple Island Circuit so much they decided to make the move west.
CoreLogic records reveal they paid $600,000 for the block in 2017 before building their dream home.
The house features an open-plan design.
And a cinema room.
“They loved the lake and the fact the block faces northeast and is so peaceful and quiet,” Mr Kara said.
“They always used to run around the lake and so bought a block of land to build their dream home.”
While a sale of more than $3 million would be a record for the suburb, the agents are confident of finding a buyer.
Property records show the highest sale in Oxenford is $1.26 million 2017 for a house on Brittany Drive.
Oxenford’s median house price is $527,250 according to REA Group.
Style at every turn.
The luxurious kitchen.
The house overlooks the lake.
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