2204/180 Marine Parade
Labrador 4215

Experience an extraordinary standard of waterfront living from this exclusive sub-penthouse within the prestigious Eve Residences. Elevated high above the Broadwater on Level 22, this exceptional residence showcases uninterrupted panoramic views stretching across the Broadwater, Pacific Ocean, Surfers Paradise skyline and hinterland, delivering a lifestyle defined by luxury, space and sophistication.

Designed to impress, the expansive floorplan seamlessly blends elegant open-plan living with premium finishes and floor-to-ceiling glazing, allowing natural light and breathtaking vistas to become part of the everyday experience. A gourmet kitchen complete with quality appliances, stone benchtops, a generous island and butler's pantry forms the heart of the home, while the oversized entertaining balcony creates the perfect setting for morning coffees, sunset drinks or hosting family and friends.

Offering three generous bedrooms, three designer bathrooms and the rare convenience of three secure car spaces, this residence has been thoughtfully designed to deliver both comfort and privacy. Exclusive lift access directly to your floor further enhances the sense of prestige and security, creating a truly private arrival experience.

Residents of Eve enjoy an exceptional collection of resort-inspired amenities, including a rooftop infinity pool, lagoon-style pool and spa, fully equipped gymnasium, infrared sauna, steam room, resident lounges, entertaining areas and beautifully landscaped outdoor spaces. Positioned opposite the Broadwater and moments from cafés, restaurants, shopping precincts, the Gold Coast University Hospital, Griffith University and the vibrant lifestyle destinations of Main Beach and Surfers Paradise, this is an address that offers unrivalled convenience without compromising on luxury.

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