1201/15 Peerless Avenue, Mermaid Beach

Newly completed in November 2023 and designed in partnership with Plus Architecture, Dawn, stands as a stunning example of exemplary coastal design and finish. Located in one of Australia's most prestigious and breathtaking destinations, Dawn offers its residents a finely crafted combination of open spaces, luxurious materials, and bespoke detailing, creating exceptional sanctuaries to relax and bask in the coastline views. Floor plans are thoughtfully considered, with spacious open planning, elevated ceilings, extensive glazing, and premium finishes and fittings. Highlights include: • 3-bed / 2 bath / 2 Car • Breathtaking balcony with sweeping ocean and coastline views over Mermaid Beach to Coolangatta and the border ranges. • Oversized open-planning with separation between living and bedroom quarters • Engineered oak timber flooring to living spaces and quality carpet with underlay to all bedrooms • Elevated ceiling heights and oversized windows and doors for maximum natural light and airflow • A generous custom kitchen with reconstituted stone benchtops, Miele appliances, and brushed-finished tapware • The master suite includes walk-in robes leading to a luxurious ensuite with a free-standing bath and double vanity • A separate spacious laundry • Ducted air conditioning throughout and ceiling fans in all bedrooms • Secure basement parking • Audio-visual intercom system • Secure mailboxes and a CCTV security system in all areas Adding to this, Dawn's large suite of amenities, including an in-person Concierge, podium level pool, gym, BBQ and dining areas, spa, fire pits, sauna, and steam room. The Level 9 Residents' Sky Lounge also includes a private dining room (including kitchen), wine cellar and tasting room, lounge area, and outdoor terrace with teppanyaki bar. Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the landlord or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise