Edo Mapelli Mozzi: British Royal offers BMWs for units in $250m Main Beach development
A developer with close links to the British Royal Family will give buyers in his $250m “ocean club” high-rise tower an electric BMW if they sign up for one of his ultra-expensive units.
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A developer with close links to the British Royal Family has launched his $250m “ocean club” high-rise tower onto the market.
The Masthead Ocean Club tower will be 37-storeys and will be built in a joint venture between developer Banda, headed by Princess Beatrice’s husband Edo Mapelli Mozzi and Australian businessman Rory O’Brien who bought the site in 2019.
Units in the project’s 28 units start from $5.9m.
Buyers will also receive a new BMW electric car,
Mr O’Brien launched the sales display for the project on Thursday night which has a replica kitchen built from marble which was shipped from Italy.
“Masthead Ocean Club represents a new pinnacle of luxury living on the Gold Coast. We have spared no expense in creating an exclusive haven that combines breathtaking design, impeccable craftsmanship, and world-class amenities,” he said.
“Our partnership with Banda brings a unique blend of sophistication and elegance to Masthead. With their expertise in interior design and development, we have curated a living experience that exceeds expectations and redefines luxury.
“We look forward to welcoming our guests and giving them a taste of the luxurious seven star lifestyle that awaits at Masthead Ocean Club.”
The centrepiece of the tower will be its exclusive “ocean club”, which will take up two floors and 650sq m.
Its features will include a “sophisticated wine and champagne lounge, whiskey and cigar room.”
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