14/9 Bayview Street

Runaway Bay QLD 4216

The kitchen has been recently updated, featuring a new electric cooktop, oven and microwave, offering immediate functionality with scope to further enhance if desired.

Accommodation includes two generously sized bedrooms, both fitted with large built-in robes and ceiling fans. The master bedroom is complemented by its own ensuite and private balcony, while a second bathroom services guests and the second bedroom. A separate laundry adds further practicality, and air conditioning ensures year-round comfort.

Secure basement parking is provided, with additional space available for an approved storage shed. Adding to convenience, a sheltered bus stop is located directly at the front of the complex on Bayview Street.

Features include:
- First-floor apartment with prized north-facing aspect
- Two balconies – one off the main living area and one off the master bedroom
- Two spacious bedrooms with built-in robes and ceiling fans
- Two bathrooms, including ensuite to the master
- Recently updated kitchen with electric cooktop, oven and microwave
- Fully tiled, open-plan living and dining area
- Separate laundry
- Air conditioning
- Secure basement parking with room for approved storage
- Boutique complex of only 24 apartments
- Resort-style facilities including two lagoon-style pools, heated spa, tennis court, and BBQ and entertaining areas
- Communal meeting room and library
- Private beach with direct access to the Broadwater foreshore
- Sheltered bus stop at the front of the complex

Outgoings (approx.):
- Water rates: $72 per quarter
- Council rates: $600 per quarter
- Body corporate fees: $110 per week

Offering lifestyle, location, and long-term potential, this well-positioned apartment represents an outstanding opportunity to secure a foothold in one of the Gold Coast's most desirable waterfront pockets.

Disclaimer:
Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to its accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on this information as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.