It’s the epitome of penthouse living with million-dollar views, a seemingly endless list of luxury features and a rooftop pool.

Welcome to the skyhome topping Main Beach’s boutique Sea building.

Designed by acclaimed Gold Coast architect Bayden Goddard, no expense has been spared in its presentation.

Marble, limestone, travertine, timber and stone are featured throughout, giving it a contemporary style, while floor to ceiling windows frame uninterrupted ocean views as far as the eye can see.

Owner Louis Zenonos developed the eight-storey building on Main Beach Parade.

He moved into the skyhome not long after construction wrapped up in March last year.

“It’s something very, very special,” Mr Zenonos said.He enjoyed admiring the view of Main Beach from the penthouse as he believed it was one of the most beautiful parts of the Gold Coast.

“(The building) is directly on the beach at Main Beach, which is very sought after,” he said.

“When you’re lying in the main bedroom, it feels like you’re lying in the water.”

He said the fact that it was easy to see what was happening on the beach was the best part about the penthouse.

“It’s at a perfect height where you feel engaged with the beach,” he said.

“You’re not too high in the sky.”

The two-storey residence has four bedrooms and four bathrooms plus a powder room.

An open plan living area that extends onto a travertine tiled terrace is at its heart, offering plenty of space to entertain guests.

The gourmet kitchen with scullery has top-of-the-line Gaggenau appliances, an integrated fridge and dishwasher as well as built-in wine fridges and a marble island bench.

The top floor is dedicated to the master bedroom, which is surrounded by walls of windows.

It has individual dressing rooms and ‘his and her’ ensuites as well as access to a wraparound terrace with rooftop pool.

The remaining two bedrooms have walk-in wardrobes, ensuites and panoramic Hinterland and ocean views.

An executive study could be converted into an extra bedroom.

Other luxury features include a temperature-controlled wine cellar and C-BUS home automation system.

If that’s not enough to peak your interest, Marina Mirage and the Tedder Ave cafe and restaurant precinct are close by.

The penthouse is being marketed by Kollosche director Michael Kollosche with an asking price close to $10 million.

This article originally appeared on realestate.com.au as “Gold Coast penthouse offers sky-high living at its very best”