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Spirit set to rise on the iconic Illuka site in Surfers Paradise

It’s all systems go for Queensland’s tallest residential apartment tower – Spirit – which is set to rise on the iconic Iluka site in central Surfers Paradise. The $1.2-billion development is being undertaken by developer Foriseland and set to officially launch to market next month.


Eclipsing the 78-level Q1 by 11-storeys, Spirit is destined to become a landmark development for the Gold Coast in more ways than one. Not only will the project create the tallest residential living spaces the city has ever seen but according to the architect, DBI Design, Spirit will bring a new level of luxury that is yet to be seen in Australia. The project offers a mix of one, two and three bedroom apartments that are all generously sized and oriented to make the most of views to the north, east and south. Price points are yet to be released however it is expected the luxurious dwellings will appeal to local and interstate investors and downsizers.

In addition to a world-class retail precinct on the ground level, Spirit will include an unheralded 2700 square metres of residents’ facilities over three floors including pools, bars, a cocktail lounge, banquet room and an extravagant wine and champagne cellar. Additional luxury pay-per-use services will be available to residents, including car washing and detailing, babysitting, newspaper deliveries, pet vacation care and grooming. Butlers will also be available to individual apartments upon request, as well as personal grocery shopping and flower arrangement deliveries. What a time to be alive! Construction of Spirit has commenced and will take over three years.



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