The Gold Coast Bulletin

Estate’s price falls short of a record

- WITH JESSICA BROWN & MIKAELA DAY MIKAELA DAY mikaela.day@news.com.au jessica.brown@news.com.au mikaela.day@news.com.au

A LUXURIOUS Mudgeeraba estate that was poised to break a suburb record has changed hands in a multimilli­on-dollar deal without setting a new benchmark.

The opulent acreage home in Jabiru Estate hit the market in March with a whopping $4.25 million price guide before moving to an auction campaign, CoreLogic records show.

A price tag of $3.79 million was later attached to the property in April.

The initial price hopes would have knocked Mudgeeraba’s $4.19 million residentia­l record from top spot.

It was also $1.8 million more than the $2.45 million the vendors paid for the property in November 2016.

Property records show they made no major upgrades to the house in the almost three years they owned it.

It sold for $3.6 million earlier this month, meaning the vendors pocketed $1.15 million.

Harcourts Coastal agent Katrina Walsh, who handled the sale, declined to comment on the deal until it settled on August 7.

The property, which was designed by Adam Beck and built by Roth Developmen­ts, is on a 7402sq m lakefront block.

An eight-seat cinema, mosaic-tiled heated pool, a gym, sauna, and grand covered outdoor entertainm­ent area are among the house’s highlights.

Inside offers raw stone features, timber accents, natural hues and soaring ceilings while expanses of glass capture the tranquil bush landscape that surrounds the home.

Vendor Deanne Said, who lived at the five-bedroom, sixbathroo­m house with her husband and three children, said it offered tranquilli­ty and convenienc­e.

“There are so many things I love about the home,” she told the Bulletin when the property hit the market.

“One would be the floorplan, it’s very good for entertaini­ng and large families.

“Plus the location – it’s so convenient with some of the best schools next door, across the road from a great shopping centre and close to the M1. And there’s tranquilli­ty that comes along with those great benefits.”

Its position in Jabiru Estate was another highlight, according to Ms Said.

“The security is the next great thing here, it’s very secure in the gated community and surrounded by multimilli­on-dollar mansions,” she said.

“It’s in great company.”

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Picture: Supplied An acreage property at 19 Boolama Place, Mudgeeraba, has sold in a $3.6 million deal.
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