101/70-80 Marine Parade

Perfectly positioned on the 20th floor of Ocean Plaza, this northeast-facing apartment captures uninterrupted views over Coolangatta Beach, stretching north to Surfers Paradise and west to the hinterland. Occupying the coveted corner position, the residence is filled with natural light and opens onto a full-width wraparound balcony the ideal setting for morning coffee, evening drinks, or simply watching the waves roll in. Thoughtfully designed, the layout includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and spacious open-plan living that flows seamlessly from indoors to out. The master suite enjoys balcony access, a walk-in robe, and a private ensuite. The complex has recently undergone renovations with external paiting of entire building, and new balcony balustrade underway. With resort-style amenities and direct private access to The Strand's dining, shopping, and services, this address delivers the ultimate in coastal convenience. Whether you're relaxing poolside, enjoying a hit of tennis, or practicing your swing at the golf driving range everything you need is right here. This is a rare opportunity to secure a spacious, high-floor residence in one of Coolangatta's most tightly held beachfront buildings. Highlights Northeast corner, Level 20 of Ocean Plaza Resort Sweeping ocean, coastline and hinterland views Three bedrooms | Three bathrooms | Two secure car spaces + Storage facility Floor-to-ceiling glass and expansive wraparound balcony Master with walk-in robe, ensuite, and balcony access Open-plan living designed for light, space and flow Direct access to The Strand entertainment & shopping complex, dining and beachfront Minutes to Snapper Rocks, Kirra and Gold Coast Airport Contact Chris Foenander 0481 601 783 or Cyril Texier 0402 293 358 today to discuss further or arrange a private inspection. Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable however we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.