Surfers Paradise QLD 4217, Australia
Also written as Unit 105, 21 Beach Parade.
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It is a unit that sits on a sizable parcel of land measuring about 1,320 m². The listing identifies it simply as a unit with that land area
The property is located on Beach Parade, which is adjacent to the Surfers Paradise Foreshore that fronts the main beach. It is within a short walk, generally under 1 km, to the sand and ocean
The Florida Gardens light rail station is only about 0.2 km away, and Northcliffe light rail station is roughly 0.8 km distant. Both stations are part of the G:link network, complemented by Kinetic bus routes serving the area
Within a few hundred metres you’ll find hotels such as Marrakesh Apartments and The Breakers, the Queensland Korean War Memorial, and The Pink Poodle motel. The Surfers Paradise Foreshore, nightlife precinct on Cavill Avenue, and several light‑rail stations are also easily walkable
The suburb hosts the Gold Coast Marathon each July, the Gold Coast 500 street‑circuit race in October, and the annual Surfers Paradise Festival in March‑April. Schoolies week, a large end‑of‑year celebration for graduates, also occurs each November‑December
Surfers Paradise enjoys a warm, steady climate year‑round, with summer highs around 40 °C and winter lows near 2 °C. Sea temperatures range from about 21.5 °C in winter to 27 °C in summer, making it comfortable for beach activities
Yes, the area includes several heritage listings such as the iconic Pink Poodle sign on Fern Street and the original Kinkabool apartment building on Hanlan Street. These landmarks reflect the suburb’s historic high‑rise development
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