175 Jefferson Lane

Palm Beach QLD 4221

Private Inspection Attendees: 15

Enquiries: 138

Number of Registered Bidders: 3

Active Bids: 3

Days on Market: 38

Epitomising the coastal dream from its premier position is this showstopping multi-level residence that sets a new benchmark for absolute beachfront luxury.

From its private and secure setting, the seaside sanctuary offers direct access to golden sand and rolling surf, and has unrivalled views stretching south to Coolangatta and north to Surfers Paradise.

No thought or expense was spared in the creation of the flawless yet functional home, which maximises the 412m2* block it occupies for family living. A Hamptons-inspired, grey Linea weatherboard facade with white accents sets the stage for the elegant interior.

The timeless architectural design features a beautiful blend of raw, tactile materials, including Blackbutt timber and natural stone, which all play out beneath soaring vaulted and coffered ceilings.

The top level is the home's crowning glory and a true entertainer's paradise. Featuring a games room and grand indoor-outdoor entertainment space with a wet bar and breathtaking ocean view, it is certain to be the setting for endless memorable gatherings.

A luxurious beachfront master suite is the hero of four generous bedrooms, while a home cinema and office provide space for relaxation or productivity. Stacker doors glide back to seamlessly blend the bright and open living, dining and kitchen zone with an exquisite alfresco area overlooking the beach.

The outdoor spaces feature a sparkling pool, fenced, flat lawn and shower, where you can rinse off the salt water after a dip in the ocean. Those with a prized car collection will relish the rare benefit of a secure five-car basement garage, while a well-appointed gymnasium invites you to exercise from the comfort of home.

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