3098 Surfers Paradise Boulevard
Surfers Paradise 4217

Tony and Adam Grbcic of Kollosche Commercial are pleased to present 3098 Surfers Paradise Boulevard, Surfers Paradise ('The Site') to the market.

The Site comprises a rare 427m²* vacant landholding positioned in the heart of Surfers Paradise, with dual street frontage to Surfers Paradise Boulevard and Appel Street.

Located only moments from the core of one of Australia's most recognised coastal tourism precincts, the Site is exceptionally positioned within walking distance of major lifestyle, retail, dining and entertainment destinations, including:

- Walking distance to Cavill Mall, Paradise Centre, Chevron Renaissance and Circle on Cavill

- Approximately 260 metres* to Surfers Paradise Beach

- Approximately 250 metres* to two Light Rail Stations

- 13 metres* of frontage to Surfers Paradise Boulevard

Located within the Centre Zone, the Site carries an HX (Unlimited) building height designation and RD8 residential density designation, providing significant development potential.

The Site benefits from an existing approval for a Food and Drink Outlet and Bar, valid until October 2028.

More recently, a Development Application has been lodged for a contemporary mixed-use development comprising a 17-storey tower incorporating 10 apartments, with Short-Term Accommodation use also sought, together with two commercial tenancies.

For further information, please contact the exclusive agents Tony Grbcic and Adam Grbcic of Kollosche Commercial.

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