The Gold Coast Bulletin

Ultimate package deal

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about eight years ago.

It has a seemingly endless list of luxury features, including floor-to-ceiling windows framing ocean views, media lounge, lift, an office with library, and a heated pool and spa.

“It’s a real showpiece,” Ms Cole said.

“This is (Mr Lloyd’s) weekender. He just loves coming down here and relaxing.”

He initially listed the apartment for $7.5 million before adding his yacht to the mix.

Mr Lloyd will set a record for the four-level Ocean Isles, which has only five apartments, if the apartment achieves the original $7.5 million asking price. ALWAYS dreamt of creating a trendy dream home in the ultimate beachside location but didn’t know where to begin?

The owners of this Mermaid Beach abode decided to start from scratch, bar a few walls, and took the property from drab to completely fab.

The four-bedroom home at 71 Petrel Ave was a bland home sitting in the blue-chip pocket of Mermaid Beach when the owners purchased it for $1.235 million in 2016.

Now, an architectu­rally designed overhaul has transforme­d the home into a modern beach house that makes the most of its location.

LJ Hooker Broadbeach director Matt Conduit said the property was basically rebuilt and only recently completed.

“It’s a prime example of trendy beachside living,” Mr Conduit said.

“An open design, high ceilings, beautiful breezes that flow through – it’s easy, simple beachside living.”

Highlights include a handcrafte­d spotted gum front door, travertine stone floors, exposed beams, Cypress pine feature walls, Rockcote render and a backyard with an outdoor entertainm­ent area, pool and tropical gardens.

There are two main bedrooms, one with a private entrance that has provided an income to the current owners.

Mr Conduit said older homes were often being knocked down to make way for swanky new properties in Mermaid Beach.

“It’s that prime beachside location and everyone strives to achieve a property there,” he said. “It’s a great place to live, a very active lifestyle and you can walk to all the trendy restaurant­s and cafes – it’s the lifestyle which is the epitome of Gold Coast living.”

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at Main Beach (inset) for a combined $13 million.
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