Lagoon Place

Drew Group&#39;s mid-century designed Lagoon apartments are set to take up an enviable location&nbsp;between the ocean and the famous Tedder Avenue.

The two towers, Sunrise Tower and Sunset Tower, will&nbsp;sit comfortably on a sprawling&nbsp;4,000 sqm plus site, the biggest amalgamated site in Main Beach since the 1980s.&nbsp;

The size of the site allowed Drew Group, led by Jonathan Drew, to create an extensive central Lagoon,&nbsp;a resort-style heated swimming pool and spa. In the space is also&nbsp;barbecue areas, pool lounges, and a 65 sqm gym with treatment rooms.

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The Palm Springs-inspired towers, designed by locals Plus Architecture, offer residents a high level of walkability from Cronin Avenue, around the corner from Tedder Avenue&#39;s boutique cafes and shops&nbsp;and just 200 metres from the beach.

The Spit, Marina Mirage and Southport Yacht Club are all within walking distance, as is Macintosh Park which connects Lagoon residents to nature.

There&#39;s bus and tram links to the busier Surfers Paradise, both stops less than 400 metres from Lagoon front door.&nbsp;

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MacIntosh Park and boat ramp are within proximity, with walking tracks linking the residences to the space in just a few hundred metres.

There&#39;s just three and four-bedroom apartments left in Sunrise Tower, starting from $1,595,000 for 170 sqm.

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There&#39;s a small selection of&nbsp;sub-penthouses and dual level penthouses.

Sunset Tower is set to be released soon.

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Located between the ocean and famous Tedder Ave, Lagoon’s design and finishes draws inspiration from Palm Springs and provides a range of options for every type of owner occupier.



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Why the Main Beach lifestyle is attracting buyers to Lagoon apartments

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The Melbourne house made famous by those Foxy Morons Kath and Kim has been sold.
The double-storey brick home in <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-vic-patterson+lakes-123882826" target="_blank">Patterson Lakes</a> was the abode of Kath Day-Knight and her butcher beau Kel Knight.
It was set in Fountain Lakes in the hit TV show.
It boasts four bedrooms, three bathrooms and two living areas.
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The property at 4 Lagoon Place was listed with <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/agency/ray-white-patterson-lakes-patterson-lakes-YULFRM" target="_blank">Ray White Patterson Lakes</a> who made the most of the celebrity link.
The home has its own private waterfront access and jetty, which was hidden during the ABC series.
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