Vendors can toast sale of Beverley

Interest stayed high despite auction disappointment

ABROADBEACH Waters house with a statement concrete bar has sold for about $7m. The property, known as The Beverley, at 6 Beverley Cres, was passed in at auction in September but Kollosche managing director Michael Kollosche and associate Jay Helprin managed to find a buyer last month.

Neither would confirm the sale price but said it sold to a Sydney buyer for what is understood to be about $7m. The property was on the market at $7.25m.

“Interest was still strong (after the auction) and we still had strong inquiries and open home numbers,” Mr Helprin said.

“People liked the use of space and the voids, the quality and attention to detail, and the high level of finishes.

The waterfront home, which was recently built in the golden triangle of Broadbeach Waters, offered vacation vibes all year round with its resort-style pool featuring in-built daybed and entertaining area with 3m custom-poured concrete bar.

The bar has recessed lighting, a Caesarstone benchtop with four-burner cooktop, under bench beverage chiller and wine cooler, and sink.

“Demand for high quality homes in good locations is still there,” Mr Helprin said. “There’s still a genuine lack of supply. “People are trying to find places to put their money however there are limited opportunities.”

The Beverley has four bedrooms and four bathrooms as well as a designer kitchen with a curved island bench and butler’s pantry.

Just around the corner and 13 Conifer Cres, Broadbeach Waters, sold for $4.75m.

The newly built home on a 756sq m waterfront block was marketed by Kurt Reid and Eric Lockhart, of John Reid Real Estate Broadbeach Waters.

It was described as a modern entertainer’s paradise with eight bedrooms, five bathrooms and multiple living zones.

The highest sale in Broadbeach Waters is $14.5m for a mega mansion at 87 Monaco St.

It sold in October 2021.

6 Beverley Cres, Broadbeach Waters sold to a Sydney buyer.