13/9 Twenty Eighth Avenue, Palm Beach, QLD, 4221, Australia

Rarely will you see an entry level opportunity to secure your own piece of the enviable North Palm Beach pocket! A short stroll to Tallebudgera Creek, dog beach, surf club; this fantastic renovated unit will spoil you for location. Neat, tidy and updated throughout, this unit is a MUST for your shortlist. Investors, downsizers, owner occupiers and first home buyers will all appreciate the value that this property represents - North Palm Beach truly is the most sought-after area in town and now is the time to find out why.

- Updated kitchen, tiled floor throughout combined dining & living
- Combined main bathroom & laundry
- Top floor unit; balcony with exceptional ocean breezes for entertaining
- Two generous bedrooms with built-in-robes
- Fans in master bedroom and living room
- Well maintained complex of 15 units on 1078m in prime location
- Secure underground parking for one car
- Located on a quiet street
- Tenant or move straight in, no work do to do
- Sought after PBC catchment, short drive to the soon-to-be-renovated Palm Beach Aquatic Centre
- Moments from Burleigh Headland National Park - plenty of walking trail options for the active individual
- 10 minute walk to Custard Canteen Cafe, Tallebudgera Recreation Centre, Tallebudgera off-leash dog beach and Creek - perfect for the early bird
- 5 minutes walk to Tallebudgera Surf Club
- 7 minute drive to the shops, supermarkets, cafes, CBD and restaurants of Palm Beach
- Very low body corporate levies of $39.63pw
- Sinking fund: >$52,000 as at June 2022, very active body corporate committee
- Long term tenant in place with current lease at $400pw until August 2022



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