Price reveal for Burleigh couple’s modern Queenslander

38 Tawarri Cres, Burleigh Heads
Paul and Nicole Harms, it-couple of the Gold Coast construction scene, are back from the dark side following the big-ticket sale of their last contemporary build with a showstopping re-imagining of the classic Queenslander style at Burleigh Heads.
The latest project marks a departure in style from Kooringal Lodge, their dark-and-moody acreage home in the Tallebudgera Valley which sold for $5.995m in November.
Dubbed The Breeze House for its light-and-bright aesthetic, the new luxury build at 38 Tawarri Cres is marketed by Ed Cherry, of Harcourts Coastal.
An asking price of $4.395m was set this week after the property passed in at auction in February.
The new build at Burleigh Heads was dubbed The Breeze House
The contrasting style of the owner’s previous high-end build, Kooringal Lodge at Tallebudgera
It was built by Mr Harms’ PJH Contructions company, with interior design by Mrs Harms’ studio, Our Next Project.
Positioned on a 680sq m lot between Burleigh Headland and picturesque Tallebudgera Creek, the four-bedroom, three-bathroom home was described as, “a modern Queenslander crossed with a quintessential beach house of grand proportions”.
With 5.7m high voided ceilings, skylights, French timber doors and double-hung windows, The Breeze House catches cross-flow ventilation all year round.
Landscaping by JSW Landscape and Design complements the crisp white exterior cladding for a classic look.
The wide verandahs of the classic Queenslander style were retained in the design
Ms Harms said the home’s contemporary coastal design was more aligned to her own personal style than Kooringal Lodge, which combined alpine cabin architecture and mid-century modernism.
“I think that overall white look with the spin of a traditional Queenslander fits in well with the Burleigh Heads location,” Ms Harms said.
“It has a great feel when you’re inside too — I particularly love the kitchen because it has a really high raked ceiling and just feels so spacious with the neutral colours, and it opens straight out onto the deck.”
Generous family living is spread over one floor, while the upper level is given over to a dreamy master bedroom with separate lounge, stylish ensuite, and walk-in robe.
Interior features include dramatic exposed rafters, a white brick fireplace, electronic entry doors and extensive storage and attic space.
Raked ceilings and French doors for sun-drenched living spaces
A feature curved staircase leads to the upstairs master bedroom retreat
The kitchen is one of Ms Harms’ favourite spaces within the home
There’s a study off the main entrance balcony for work-from-home ease, and a pool house with ensuite which could double as a teen retreat or guest bedroom.
Outside, the al fresco entertaining area has a high-pitched ceiling and polished concrete bench seat, overlooking a magnesium pool with resort-style lounge.
There’s also an outdoor shower and remote garden lighting with full irrigation to make up-keep a breeze in itself.
Mr Cherry said the property was a family-friendly architectural masterpiece located in the Gold Coast’s popular enclave of Koala Park.
“To put it simply, it is nothing short of unique and offers an irreplaceable lifestyle opportunity in the popular Burleigh Heads,” he said.
The magnesium pool
Al fresco entertaining in style
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With space, privacy and low maintenance living at its core, the home is located walking distance from the James Street shopping and dining precinct and an easy trip to Tallebudgera Creek and Burleigh Heads National Park.
The Harms have completed more than a dozen personal builds over the last ten years, observing the full cycle of the property market.
“It’s important for us to select the right property for the right price, and being really particular in picking a style that suits the location, and then working within a budget to make sure we get the returns at the end,” Ms Harms said.
Their current projects include a striking duplex pair in Palm Beach.

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