YES, stop looking, this is the one you have been searching for! Newly renovated and ready for you to move in, you will love its charming street appeal, central location, spacious living and dining area with cathedral ceilings and so much more. Stunningly designed kitchen being the heart of the home offers you lots of cupboards and bench space, stainless steel appliances, and overlooks open plan living spaces. This home represents a great first home, investment property to add to your portfolio or a home to downsize to!

Welcome to 2/129 Eugaree Street, Southport.

Perfectly positioned minutes' drive to many Gold Coast services and attractions such as Griffith University, Gold Coast Hospital, Sports Super Centre, Broadwater Parklands, beaches, Sea World, Harbour Town and Australia Fair Shopping Centers.

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SOUTHPORT

What's it like to live in Southport?

As the official CBD for the Gold Coast, you'd be forgiven for thinking this suburb is all about business. However, Southport's blue-chip location is more than just a hub for enterprise - it's also a prestigious residential pocket that showcases some of the region's most exclusive homes, elite schools and exquisite beaches.

Boasting a rich and romantic history, Southport was revered as one of the Gold Coast's earliest and most fashionable seaside destinations. Just north of Surfers Paradise, today it's home to 31,908 residents (2016 Census).

What schools are in Southport?

Two of the region's finest education facilities grace this suburb. The Southport School - often referred to as TSS - is an Anglican-based, elite all-boys school. Founded in 1901, it features extensive and impressive facilities from pre-prep to Year 12. It's also the oldest Anglican boys' boarding school in Queensland and the only all-boys boarding school on the Gold Coast.

TSS's counterpart is St. Hilda's - an elite, Anglican day and boarding school for girls from Pre-Preparatory to Year 12. Located on a 14-hectare campus at Southport on the Gold Coast, it was founded in 1912 and is the only all girls' boarding school in the Gold Coast region.

What shops are in Southport?

When the 52,000sqm shopping development, Australia Fair, opened in 1991, it was the first of its kind in Australia and one of the largest in Queensland. Today, this dual-level retail precinct covers 59,540sqm and incorporates a five-level office tower.

Locals and visitors also adore The Brickworks/Ferry Rd Markets. Famed for its for boutique shopping, luxury homewares and delicious dining options, people flock here to savour all this lifestyle destination offers. For something smaller, Southport Park Shopping Centre is a comfortable retail hub with Aldi, Woolworths plus 50 specialty stores.

What sporting amenities are in Southport?

The world-class Gold Coast Aquatic Centre is located in the stunning Broadwater Parklands at Southport. A star performer during the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games, GCAC was the venue for the swimming and diving events. The Centre continues to host regular local, national and international elite sporting competitions.

Golf also features prominently, with the suburb hosting Southport Golf Club - one of the longest established membership clubs in Queensland.

What parks are in Southport?

The much-loved Broadwater Parklands is a fabulous community and cultural hub. At the heart of the parklands is a vast expanse of green that is ideal for family picnics and fun. The Great Lawn hosts some of the city's most popular events such as the Gold Coast Marathon, Mayors Christmas Carols and Monster Machinery Day. Families also relish The Rockpools - an exciting, sculptural water playground. Designed with cool fountains and vibrant marine-themed equipment, it includes a creek bed and several tidal rockpools for children to splash and explore.

What public transport is in Southport?

Southport has a great network of buses and trams to all the local destinations. The 704, 713, 719 bus services run every 5-15 minutes in peak and 10-30 minutes in off-peak. Trams run every 15 minutes or better between 5am and midnight on weekdays, and 24 hours on weekends. To plan your journey, click here.

What's the closest beach to Southport?

The 2 km long Southport (Main Beach) stretch of coastline is supported by The Southport Surf Life Saving Club. Founded in 1919, it lies just off the beginning of The Esplanade.

The Spit also offers swimming, snorkeling, diving, stand-up paddle-boarding and surfing. The northern end by The Seaway is a good place to get away from the crowds and the beach is dog friendly.

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