PHOTO: Isabelle Mathers. FASHION MODEL DIRECTORY
Australian model Isabelle Mathers is among the first wave of buyers moving into a new luxury tower at Palm Beach, a site with a 70-year history.
The Gold Coast influencer shared the moment she entered her “dream home” — an apartment in a $55 million nine-storey boutique development by the Dorr family.
“POV: You finally get the keys to your dream home,” the 25-year-old captioned her social media post, sparking hundreds of congratulatory comments from her 2 million followers.
Seaclusion, the 40-apartment complex, is set just 30 meters from the beach and designed by BDA Architecture to blend with its coastal surroundings and the famous Glitter Strip views. Launched in 2022, it was constructed by Hutchinson Builders, with one-bedroom apartments starting at $695,000, two-bedroom units at $590,000, and three-bedroom options from $1.495 million.
International fashion model Isabelle Mathers shared news of her home purchase on social media
Half of the units, totaling $31 million, were sold within the first month, and all but one were sold before the building’s recent completion.
Ms Mathers described her new apartment as a ‘dream home’
The final available three-bedroom unit is listed as a prime “investment opportunity,” while a penthouse retained by the Dorr family is up for rent at $1,650 per week.
Marketing agent Jayde Pezet of Pezet Matheson shared glowing feedback from buyers, who are moving in earlier than expected. “Many are from the local area, and they are thrilled with the amenities, including a rooftop pool, day beds, and a barbecue area with stunning ocean views,” Pezet said.
There’s a mix of one, two and three-bedroom units in the tower
Developers are scrambling to meet demand for high-rise living on the Gold Coast
The Seaclusion tower offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom units, many with floor-to-ceiling windows and expansive balconies to take full advantage of the coastal views. The development stands on a 1,200 sqm parcel once home to a Queenslander owned by the Dorr family for three generations.
Early buyers like Mathers have already seen their property values rise, with high demand pushing prices in the area up by 11.7% over the past year, reaching a median of $1 million.
SOURCE: realestate.com.au