Weekend Gold Coast Bulletin - Property

Stylish beachside apartments for sale

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LUXURY Broadbeach residentia­l developmen­t Amaya has hit the market with a display now open. Amalgamate­d Property Group in partnershi­p with Base Developmen­ts, are behind the project that will include 120 luxury apartments.

Amalgamate­d Property Group principal and founding director Graham Potts said the new developmen­t signalled the group’s continued growth across Australia.

“We’re excited to be re-entering the Queensland market with this modern blend of luxury and lifestyle in the heart of Broadbeach and we’re pleased to be welcoming prospectiv­e buyers through our display suite which will showcase materials and features from not just the homes themselves, but also the amenities on a large scale, so it is very special.

“We’re extremely selective with our site locations and are committed to supporting developmen­ts that add value to a city’s urban infrastruc­ture which is exactly what Amaya does for the Broadbeach region.

Set 300m from the beach on First Ave, the modern 33-storey tower will feature a range of two and three bedroom apartments with floor to ceiling windows and balconies.

“Amaya is perfectly positioned in the premium residentia­l end of Broadbeach,” said CBRE Residentia­l Projects senior director Nicholas Clydsdale.

“This means residents have the best of Broadbeach at their fingertips while being able to enjoy the more tranquil surrounds of a First Ave address.”

“Amaya’s peaceful location and the fact that there are only four homes per level, means that residents will enjoy great views from the 33 level tower with more privacy, so coming home will feel like returning to their sanctuary near the sea.”

Resident-only amenities include a lap pool, spa, sauna, steam room and gym.

The display, at shop 14, 15 Albert Ave, gives prospectiv­e buyers the opportunit­y to see Amaya’s kitchen and bathrooms up close as well as 3D modelling technology. The tower is set to be built by 2024.

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