38/61 Marana Street, Bilambil Heights, NSW, 2486, Australia

Enviably situated at the very peak of the hill, and overlooking the iconic Mt Warning, valleys, ranges and ocean, Tweed Valley Terraces is a hidden gem in Bilambil Heights, a friendly community that is fast becoming THE place to reside.

This fully renovated luxury apartment occupies the premium position in this peaceful haven. A lot of love, thought, expertise and expense has gone into this project so as to present to you a contemporary showpiece. Both stylish and practical, it offers a range of upmarket features:
- Hybrid Flooring throughout
- VJ Panelled feature walls
- Stylish 2 pac kitchen
- “Bellini” designer appliances
- “Subway” splashback tiles
- Dishwasher space plumbed and ready to go
- "Prowlerproof” security screens
- Ornate stepped cornices throughout
- Designer bathroom
- Terrazzo tiles. stone vanity top
- 2 car spaces
- Body Corporate Fees $89 per week

Several points of difference include a large full-width balcony, separate and discreet sun-drenched patio. Handy breakfast bar & spacious office area with integrated & enclosed laundry nook.

This unique property has received a 1.5 million dollar external makeover. The buildings, the lush manicured gardens and grounds, the tranquil lagoon style swimming pool area and alfresco areas are looking great.

This apartment offers a quiet and peaceful lifestyle within a resort style complex - close to local convenience shops & less than 10 mins to the M1, Gold Coast International Airport & Tweed City Shopping Centre.

It has been a difficult decision for Vicki to relinquish her dream home, however, as with a lot of people, she is stuck in Queensland for work and family obligations. So, over to you.

To arrange a private inspection or for any further information please contact Steve Riding of Base Property Group on 0438 365457.

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.