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139 Allambi Ave, Broadbeach Waters is going under the hammer on July 12.
UPDATED: A jaw-dropping Gold Coast mansion that was the hottest in Queensland sold under the hammer for $6.75m, the highest sale of the week.
The residence at 139 Allambi Ave, Broadbeach Waters was the most viewed auction property on real estate portal realestate.com.au last week.
It went to auciton over the weekend at Amir Prestige Group’s Grand Winter Auction Event.
The property includes epic views of the convention centre, casino and Surfers Paradise skyline.
The house has some serious wow factor.
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Agents Marc Keswell and Joshua Soineva, of Amir Prestige Group, said the property sold to expats from Singapore.
“They’re moving back for lifestyle and the local schools,” Mr Soineva said.
“They loved the private location, the size of the property and being close to the beach, shops and restaurants.”
The living and dining area.
Combining luxury, location and a whole lot of ‘wow factor’, the six-bedroom waterfront home is in one of the coast’s most coveted enclaves with views across the water to the convention centre, casino and Surfers Paradise skyline.
Mr Marc Keswell said they had been swamped with interest since it launched to the market last month.
“We’ve had a really strong campaign on that one,” Mr Keswell said.
“Buyers have been loving it, we’ve had 74 groups through.”
Sellers Brett and Jakki Ulrich purchased the property in 2019 as a holiday home that came complete with its own website.
The couple continued running the property as a short-term rental before moving in permanently in 2021 and embarking on an epic makeover.
Taking over 18 months to complete, the renovation saw the entire property upgraded – from reconfiguring internal walls to adding bathrooms and extending the exterior decks.
“We pretty much upgraded every square centimetre of the land and the house,” Mr Ulrich said.
“We pushed out the decks and enclosed some of them, gave every bedroom an ensuite, and opened up downstairs to create one big open area.”
The couple, their three boys and two dogs resided in the property throughout the makeover, and the result is a masterfully renovated, modern, waterfront home that’s all about lifestyle.
“It’s a brilliant home to live in,” Mr Ulrich said.
“There are multiple living areas, everyone has their own space and it’s great for kids.”
Set down a private driveway, the home spans three levels, with the master suite, along with three bedrooms, a media room, games room and lounge on the upper floor.
The ground level features a secondary master suite, sixth bedroom and study, along with the open-plan lounge, dining and kitchen space that leads to an alfresco entertaining zone
Meanwhile, the basement accommodates up to 10 cars and has ample storage and space for a gym.
The property also features a private sandy beach, large boat pontoon with floating dry-docks for jetskis and a north-facing lap pool.
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