Shiver me timbers! 96-100 Riemore Circuit, Tamborine has its own “shipwreck” themed pool.
If you’re searching for gold, this home has a treasure chest.
The Tamborine property, in the Gold Coast Hinterland, comes with a “shipwreck” themed rock pool including a water slide, spa, swim-up bar, waterfall cave, sauna and 80 tonnes of beach sand.
It recently sold in a deal worth a cool $1.712 million.
The shipwreck themed pool comes with 80 tonnes of sand, a water slide, spa, swim-up bar and waterfall cave.
It’s like your own resort.
The outlook from inside the waterfall.
The estate at 96-100 Riemore Circuit was marketed by LJ Hooker Solutions Gold Coast – Nerang agent Alex Hayes, who described the entertaining area as an “outdoor resort”.
“I’ve never seen a property like it and I’ve been selling for 15 years,” Ms Hayes said.
“I had a lot of inquiry on the property and the pool and surrounds got a lot of attention.
“It had lots of little features like a treasure chest and it was just really well designed.”
96-100 Riemore Circuit, Tamborine.
96-100 Riemore Circuit, Tamborine.
The water slide and waterfall cave.
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Ms Hayes said a Gold Coast family managed to secure the keys to the one-of-a-kind property.
“They were a young family and they really loved the lifestyle it offered,” she said.
“It was one of those complete properties where there was really nothing to do.”
Records reveal the vendors paid $294,500 for the block of land in 2015 before building their dream home.
“The vendors built it to stay and it was not in their thoughts to sell,” Ms Hayes said.
“But they decided to simplify their life and go in a different direction.”
An aerial view of the property at 96-100 Riemore Circuit, Tamborine.
Looking out to the pool.
The four-bedroom house is on a fenced 4196sq m block in popular Riemore Estate.
“Cleverly designed over a single level, the floorplan is perfect for a family requiring separation and privacy,” the listing states.
“The presentation is immaculate without compromising easy family living and provides a multitude of options for the ultimate in indoor and outdoor living and entertaining.
“Quality finishes enhance the ambience of the home and the expansive use of glass provides an enviable and private outlook toward the most amazing outdoor resort.”
Dining and kitchen area.
One of the bathrooms.
Other features include a Bali hut with six-tap bar fridge, 16x9m shed, fire pit, fruit trees and a vegetable garden.
Tamborine has experienced strong growth with median house prices ballooning by a whopping 156.4 per cent to $1.2 million in a decade, PropTrack data shows.
The sauna.
The kitchen.
Ms Hayes said the area had become popular with families wanting to escape the city and was still accessible to major shops and schools.
“That entire area has really gained a lot of attention from day-trippers and people going on the food and wine trails,” Ms Hayes said.
“A lot people drive through and then realise they could live there.”
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