Buyers can customise their dream apartment with a complimentary interior design package at Lacey Group’s boutique beachside project in North Kirra, where construction will begin in January 2019.
Stokes Wheeler has been appointed to build Southbreak – a six-storey project featuring 20, two and three-bedroom apartments, including two double-storey penthouses, as well as a rooftop entertaining deck with raised pool, BBQ and a resident’s cinema lounge, all overlooking the ocean and Surfers Paradise skyline.
Located just steps from the sand on the iconic Golden Four Drive, Southbreak is now 50 per cent sold and has predominately attracted local owner occupiers and those looking for a luxury holiday home on one of the Coast’s most sought-after beachside strips.
Lacey Group has partnered with renowned interior designer, Urban Edge, to work one-on-one with buyers to develop a concept and customise colour schemes, fittings and finishes including curtains, blinds, benchtops and flooring.
Lacey Group Director, Adam Lacey, said purchasers needed to act quickly to take advantage of the custom interior design package.
“Purchasers will only be able to make material changes to the finishes in their apartment while early works are underway – up until approximately March next year (2019),” he said.
“Southbreak has been designed to complement its coastal location and views, featuring bright and breezy apartments with a sophisticated beach-inspired interior scheme, however we understand some buyers like to add their personal touch and we are inviting them to do this with the help of professionals at no additional cost.
“This offer is particularly appealing to purchasers who may be considering one of our double-storey penthouses, as this really is a rare chance to work with a blank canvas and create the ultimate luxury beachside abode.
“For those considering Southbreak, they can come and see first-hand what their home and vistas could look like – with a partial display in the sales centre and a viewing deck to showcase the views from all six levels.”
Christina Winterburn and her husband Damian had been looking for two years for the perfect holiday apartment when they found Southbreak and purchased a two-storey penthouse with three bedrooms plus multi-purpose room (MPR) and expansive ocean views.
Mrs Winterburn said Southbreak was ideally located and beautifully designed, and being able to create her dream interior was the icing on the cake.
“When we were looking for an apartment, my husband wanted proximity to the beach and local amenity; while for me it was about the views and interiors,” she said.
“It took us a long time to find ‘the one’, but when we discovered Southbreak, we instantly fell in love with it as it ticked all the boxes.
“The complimentary interior designer was a real bonus and gave me the opportunity to create something that was uniquely ours for our family under the expert guidance of Urban Edge.
“There’s something really special about being able to personalise the design of your home so we’re thrilled we purchased in time before construction started.
“We are excited about spending Christmas there with the family next year.”
Sales in Southbreak have reached more than $8.3 million.
Remaining apartments start from $589,000 for two bedrooms; two bedroom plus MPR from $815,000 and $995,000 for three bedrooms.
For more information see the onsite sales centre at 85 Golden Four Drive, Bilinga or visit southbreak.com.au.
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