Setting the bar to new heights

Whether you seek views of the ocean or city lights, the luxury apartments at Opus tower at Broadbeach, which will be officially released next week, look most desirable

LUXURY finishes and a top location. That’s the formula Morris Property Group has taken with its latest development Opus.

The $115 million Broadbeach tower will be officially released to the market next Saturday, June 17.

Knight Frank director, head of project marketing, residential Queensland Chris Litfin said Opus, at 16-18 Chelsea Ave, would include 113 high-end residences.

Mr Litfin said Opus offered a wide variety of apartment types. These include two and threebedroom apartments as well as some with spacious family rooms.

“The Opus site offers the best of all worlds – highly sought after northern aspect, amazing outlook to the Pacific Ocean and views of the city lights at Surfers Paradise.”

He said Morris Property Group had a strong track record with premium residential developments on the Gold Coast.

“Their previous up-market developments include projects like Ivory and Element at Burleigh Beach and Eclipse on the Broadbeach beachfront,” he said.

“Broadbeach is widely regarded as the location of choice and securing a position is getting harder for those looking for quality apartments.

“We expect Opus Broadbeach to be highly sought after.”

Two-bedroom apartments start at $559,000 and range in size from 96sq m to 126sq m while the 449sq m penthouse is for $4.999 million.