Gold Coast development: New high-end luxury tower planned for Broadbeach

A two-storey building dating back to the 1960s will be scrapped for a high-end luxury tower overlooking the beach.

A TWO-storey building dating back to the 1960s will be scrapped for a high-end luxury tower.

Sydney-based boutique developer Bottega Property Group has unveiled plans for a 17-storey medium-rise building on Broadbeach’s Old Burleigh Road.

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Artist impression of the proposed tower. Picture: Supplied

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The unnamed development will have just 17 units, with 60 bedrooms.

The units range in size from between three and four-bedrooms, and a single five-bedroom penthouse.

According to new plans filed with the council it will have 43 car spaces, including 40 for residents, two for visitors and one for electric vehicles to charge.

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It will overlook the ocean at Broadbeach. Picture: Supplied

The sixth level will have communal open space for residents and visitors including a lounge, gallery, dining room, kitchen, pool and pool deck.

“The development will introduce high-end apartments to the local market which are large-in-size and feature important elements that are conducive to beachside living,” a planning report on the project said.

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The tower will have a pool and pool deck. Picture: Supplied

The tower, which is earmarked for a site just north of the Broadbeach CBD, is expected to go before council for approval next year.

It is the latest in a series of high-end “skyhome” towers to be proposed for beachside locations in recent months.

These towers are defined by having a single large unit on each floor rather than traditional apartment buildings.

Bottega Property Group’s Nick Malloch, Brian Baker, Louis Mennes and David Archbold