Broadbeach: Monaco St mansions taken over by major film production

Three Gold Coast mansions have been taken over and turned into a film set. SEE THE PHOTOS.

THREE Gold Coast mansions have been taken over and transformed into a major film production set.

Trucks and cars have flooded Monaco St in Broadbeach Waters this week.

Signs at the three houses read: “Caution. Filming in progress.”

Signs out the front of the houses. Photo: Lachlan Doepel

At one property is a “COVID check-in”, where a person is understood to be taking temperatures before entering.

The filming is not believed to be Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis biopic as cast members last week revealed it would resume shooting in October after having to be shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic.

One of the houses being used for production. Photo: Lachlan Doepel

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Insiders say the production may be Network 10’s The Bachelorette.

“The main (house) looks like a proper Bachie mansion,” one insider said. “I saw the gates open yesterday.

“If you drive along Monaco Street, near PCYC, you will see all the set up out the front. It’s impossible to miss.”

The “Bachie” style home. Photo: Lachlan Doepel

The reality TV dating series is typically shot in Sydney but may have been redirected to the Gold Coast due to Queensland having less restrictions around COVID-19.

Network 10 has been contacted for comment.

Production being set up out the front of one of the houses. Photo: Lachlan Doepel

Originally published as Broadbeach: Monaco St mansions taken over by major film production