23/53 Darrambal Street SURFERS PARADISE QLD 4217
Offers Over $850,000

DESCRIPTION

Step into Modena on Chevron, where spacious living meets modern convenience. This oversized 180sqm apartment offers an unparalleled blend of luxury, lifestyle, and location, making it a rare opportunity for homeowners and investors alike.

Situated on the second floor, this east facing apartment boasts a seamless indoor-outdoor flow, with an expansive balcony capturing panoramic city skyline views, ideal for entertaining or unwinding. The air-conditioned open-plan living and dining area is complemented by a modern kitchen.

The master suite features an open-style ensuite, air conditioning, and direct balcony access. The second bedroom also enjoys built-in robs and outdoor access, while the versatile study provides the perfect home office or guest space.

Property Features:
� Oversized 180sqm apartment
� North-east facing balcony with panoramic city views
� 2 spacious bedrooms + study | 2 bathrooms
� Air-conditioned open-plan living and dining areas
� Modern kitchen with gas cooktop & ample storage
� European-style laundry integrated into the main bathroom
� Secure basement parking

Resort-Style Complex Amenities:
� Deluxe resort-style pool with adjoining spa
� Fully equipped gym & relaxing sauna
� Undercover BBQ & alfresco dining area
� Secure keypad entry & underground parking

Prime Location:
Centrally located within walking distance to Chevron Island's vibrant dining precinct, boutique shopping, and entertainment options. Just a short stroll over the bridge takes you to Surfers Paradise Beach, HOTA (Home of the Arts), and public transport.

Offering unmatched size, lifestyle, and investment potential, this apartment is a must-see for those seeking premium Chevron Island living.

Contact selling agents today:
Jackson O'Neill 0433 119 924
Simon Tooma 0411 338 0488

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