There is no price guide as Queensland law prohibits agents from setting price guides for properties going to auction. The median house price in Palm Beach is $1.5 million, on Domain data.
in Palm Beach, is the property the newlyweds began building before joining the renovation show that airs on Nine, owner of this masthead.
Listed by Ed Cherry and Sean Lewis of Harcourts Coastal Palm Beach, the luxurious home is scheduled to go to auction on April 29. The property is just 700 metres from the beach and has a sleek white aesthetic that’s become a signature of Gold Coast properties.Interiors take on an open-plan layout and feature soaring ceilings, skylights, floorboards, whitewashed walls, sheer curtains and statement lights.A gourmet-style kitchen offers an oversized island bench and top-notch appliances, and there’s ample space to entertain with a spacious al fresco deck and magnesium pool.The interiors are luxurious.
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