SWEET SPOT FOR FUN AND GAMES
OF all the luxury features inside their grand Sovereign Islands mansion, there’s one in particular the Jordan family will miss the most.
Bill and Muriel Jordan have put their family home of seven years on the market – much to the dismay of their grandchildren.
Come school holidays, it’s ‘game on’ inside the basement of the four-level residence where the games lounge is kitted out with pinball machines, a dartboard and billiards table.
But the all-time family favourite is a five-hole putt putt golf course with a spectacular outlook over the
Broadwater to Brown Island.
Mr Williams, who is on The Sovereign Islands Gateway board of directors, is an avid golfer but it’s the grandkids who get serious on the greens.
“Bill loves his golf but our grandson adores the putt putt course,” Mrs Jordan said.
“He always says he’s going to flog us but more balls end up in the water than on the green.”
A builder by trade, Mr Jordan brought his piece of paradise to life on the exclusive island estate, with features including an internal lift, Hollywoodstyle cinema, pool, eight-car basement and five spacious bedrooms.
The home, which is listed for offers over $5 million, has hosted many special occasions for the retired couple who plan to downsize.
YOU could own one of the Gold Coast Hinterland’s most “iconic wedding venues” with a rare Tamborine Mountain property on the market.
The three titles on the corner of Curtis and Long roads include a chapel, restaurant and original Queenslander house.
“Currently family owned and operated, this property offers endless potential for future growth and is a must-see opportunity,” the listing states.
“Offering three titles of land spread out over two acres of established gardens, a central location that ensures high exposure and the ideal mix of work and lifestyle opportunity.”
The house features an open plan design, six bedrooms and a separate art studio and shed.
The restaurant can accommodate between 80 and 110 people and has a licensed bar, cold room and commercial kitchen, while the chapel has seating for up to 60.
The property has a listing price of $2.45 million through Blake and Fleur Wallis of First National Tamborine Mountain – North Tamborine.