Hope Island Waterfront Townhouse Community

Feature 1: Classic affluent enclave with pleasant water views

This project is located in Hope Island, a well-known affluent area on the Gold Coast. Built by the water, it is away from the hustle and bustle of the city, offering a serene, resort-like lifestyle every day. Here, one third of the outlook is taken up by a large, scenic golf green area, with an 80% green coverage rate, palm trees dotted throughout and neatly manicured gardens arranged in an appealing layout, delivering abundant greenery. Another third is made up of the marina and waterways. The whole seascape lets life dance with the blue, endlessly.

Feature 2: An exceptionally convenient lifestyle

Hope Island lies in the northern part of the Gold Coast, adjacent to Sanctuary Cove, and is a traditional affluent area of the Gold Coast. The location is crisscrossed by rivers and interlacing waterways, with beautiful scenery. This project not only enjoys absolute waterfront views, but is also close to the golf course and green parkland, letting you enjoy a resort-like life every day. The project is only 1 km from Hope Island's brand-new shopping centre, Hope Island Marketplace. This is home to Woolworths, one of Australia's largest supermarket chains, and the German chain supermarket ALDI, along with more than 20 boutiques, eateries, and beauty and hair salons.

Feature 3: Upmarket community with quality finishes

The project comprises 155 townhouses and 15 absolute waterfront land lots, and the community is equipped with resident-only facilities — a 25-metre pool and a barbecue leisure area. The whole community is well planned and surrounded by greenery. All floor plans feature an open-plan living room, dining room and kitchen, and come standard with timber flooring. The kitchen design includes Caesarstone benchtops and splashbacks, as well as high-end SMEG open-flame cooktops from the Italian brand.

Feature 4: Rich surrounding educational resources

Within a 15-minute drive of the project there are several well-known private schools, for example: AB Paterson College and Coomera Anglican College.

Feature 5: Interstate migration data

According to Australian Bureau of Statistics data, in the 2018–2019 financial year (ending 30 June 2019), Queensland recorded a net interstate migration increase of 22,800 people, making it the most popular interstate migration destination. Victoria came second with 12,200 people. Meanwhile, New South Wales, where Sydney is located, recorded a net interstate migration outflow of 22,100 people.