11/7 Rutledge Street

Coolangatta QLD 4225

On the first level, you will find three generous bedrooms with office/multipurpose room, the primary suite a welcome retreat with a private balcony and deluxe ensuite with ocean views worth waking up for.

Cool stylings and abundance of natural light illuminate this bright, airy home, designed for a relaxed, low-maintenance lifestyle with space for the whole family to enjoy.

With only a short walk to Kirra and Coolangatta, yet tucked away from the hustle and bustle, enjoy this premier spot. Relish in the legendary surf breaks, beautiful golden beaches, and vibrant coastal town.

The Highlights:
- 300m* to Kirra Beach and access to a residents' pool with sundeck;
- Covered alfresco entertaining space with remote control screen and views spanning the coastline to the Gold Coast Hinterland;
- Kitchen with thick marble stone benchtops, dual sink and Bosch appliances including dishwasher, induction cooktop, oven and a butler's pantry;
- Generous lounge that opens out to the front balcony through sliding glass doors;
- The primary suite, complete with private balcony, walk-in robe with custom cabinetry and luxury ensuite, showcases a breathtaking panorama;
- Primary bedroom ensuite with dual vanity, marble stone benchtops, Argent taps, freestanding bathtub and ocean views;
- Ducted aircon and high-end designer finishes throughout;
- Fully fenced secure perimeter with intercom;
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The Beach Houses Kirra are a beautiful architectural development on the Southern Gold Coast, tucked away from the bustling town centre yet within walking distance to all it offers. Choose from an array of boutique cafes and restaurants on this vibrant beach strip, with a five-minute drive to Gold Coast Airport, three minutes to Coolangatta state school and a 13-minute drive to Palm Beach-Currumbin State High School.

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