Weekend Gold Coast Bulletin - Property

Navini in a coastal hotspot

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The beachfront at Bilinga is transformi­ng, with boutique developmen­t Navini the next project to alter the skyline along the popular strip. Constructi­on is set to start in April on the mid-rise developmen­t at 313 Golden Four Drive.

Sydney-based Pacific View Properties are behind the project while Navini’s coastalins­pired design is the work of Gold Coast studio Boris Design, with interiors crafted by interiors outfit Studio Collective.

Navini joins a number of boutique developmen­ts that are forming a mid-rise spine along the southern stretch of coast.

Kollosche new projects director Jamie Harrison said Navini offered buyers an opportunit­y to gain a foothold in a more traditiona­l beachside suburb.

“Bilinga and the surroundin­g pockets are one of the last stretches of beachfront that offer the authentici­ty of a traditiona­l beachside lifestyle,” Mr Harrison said.

“The nearby suburbs of Burleigh and Palm Beach have already popped, making Bilinga one of the last remaining growth areas along the coast,” he said.

Bilinga is already rich in amenities, with Navini in proximity to world-famous beach breaks, cafes and restaurant­s, while the popular Gold Coast Oceanway connecting Coolangatt­a to Currumbin, and beyond, runs past Navini’s doorstep.

Pacific View director Greg Smith understand­s the attraction of the location, having been behind three other projects in the area - Crest and National Design Award winning projects Bluewater, and Seychelles located along Pacific Pde, slightly south of Navini.

“We love this area because of the views,” Mr Smith said. “The outlook north to northeast is the best on the coast. You can see from Surfers all the way to Coolangatt­a.”

“Bilinga also has much quieter beaches than those further north, with a much wider stretch of golden sand.

“It’s just not as busy. You can walk for a kilometre along the beach here and hardly see anybody. It’s a magical location.”

Navini residents can live an elevated coastal lifestyle in spacious residences designed to capture the essence of its natural beachside setting.

Half-floor apartments feature three ensuite bedrooms with walk-in robes, media room, a functional open-plan dining, living and kitchen space with butler’s pantry, stone benchtops and integrated Miele appliances.

The living spaces lead to spacious balconies designed for entertaini­ng.

Interiors feature a refined colour palette, in both dark and light colour schemes, with custom joinery.

Residents will also have access to shared facilities which include a pool, barbecue and entertaini­ng facilities.

Prices start from $2.98 million with the project being marketed by Kollosche new project sales agents Nicole and John Mayer, and Stephen Edwards.

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