55 Wedgebill Parade, Burleigh Waters, Qld 4220

This property was sold at auction by Danny Stanley & Rebecca Jackson.

Method of Sale: Auction

Marketing Campaign: Digital

OFI Attendees: 42

Enquiries: 19

Number of Registered Bidders: 3

Days on Market: 26

For strategic advice on your next sales campaign, call Danny Stanley on 0407 876 841 and Rebecca Jackson on 0402 589 887.

Property Description:

Tightly held Lakefront Home with Upside Potential

Perched atop a large block near the end of a peaceful and prestigious cul-de-sac is this tightly held waterfront home, available for the first time in over 33 years. The 840m2* property faces north-east with 19.8m* of frontage to Swan Lake and takes in an enchanting outlook that travels over the wide waterway to the city skyline.

Parquetry floors and statement chandeliers lend a classic charm to the beautifully maintained interior, where cathedral ceilings soar overhead. Natural light filters through banks of glazing, which frame scenic water views across the communal areas and master bedroom.

While the home has been meticulously cared for and could be settled into as is, it also offers an exciting foundation for a modern renovation, should the new owner wish to capitalise on its full potential.

Burleigh Waters is a central and family-friendly suburb favoured for its many amenities and proximity to patrolled surf. Multiple parks and playgrounds surround the property, while Burleigh Heads offers the closest patrolled beach and a vibrant lifestyle precinct only 4km away. Christine Corner Shops offers a selection of conveniences and casual eateries at 3.1km, while the large retail precinct of Treetops Plaza is 4.4km away. The address sits in the catchment for Caningeraba State School and Miami State High School and is an easy drive to leading private schools. Proximity to the Gold Coast Highway and M1 facilitates easy travel north or south.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.