60-64 Seaworld Drive, Main Beach

60-64 Seaworld Drive, Main Beach QLD 4217

Pre-construction
  • 20 residences
  • 324 car spaces
Progress verified
Estimated completion mid 2034
  1. Plans approved
  2. Pre-construction
  3. Under construction
  4. Complete

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Development information for 60-64 Seaworld Drive, Main Beach

Local Government Area:
City of Gold Coast
Project Status:
Pre-construction
Estimated Completion Date:
Mid 2034
Residences:
20
Car Spaces:
324
Landmark intelligence by

Waterfront peninsula positioning opposite Philip Park and adjacent to the Marina Mirage precinct.

What's near 60-64 Seaworld Drive, Main Beach

  1. Under 500m
    Transport

    Seaworld Dr at Mariners Cove Bus Stop

    Operates Translink Route 705 bus services connecting directly to the G:link light rail network and Surfers Paradise.

    Groceries

    Marina Mirage

    Provides access to specialty food providores, waterfront dining tenancies, and convenience retail options.

    Gardens

    Philip Park

    Features direct ocean beach access tracks, picnic tables, outdoor fitness stations, and walking trails linking to Federation Walk Coastal Reserve.

  2. Under 2km
    GP / Medical

    Tedder Avenue Medical Practice

    Provides general practice medical consultations, skin cancer checks, and allied health services seven days a week.

  3. Under 2.5km
    Education

    Southport State School

    Serves as the local primary education facility offering prep to year 6 schooling programs.

Main Beach, QLD 4217

Main Beach maintains sustained capital growth supported by an affluent demographic profile, low-density zoning regulations, and high owner-occupier demand across prestige waterfront corridors. Road access via Seaworld Drive connects directly to the Gold Coast Highway, servicing local retail hubs and the G:link light rail corridor.


Infrastructure updates

Governed by the Queensland Government's $60 million Spit Master Plan implementation, which integrates strict three-storey (15-metre) height limits under the City of Gold Coast City Plan to guide peninsula renewal and public realm works.

Amenities near 60-64 Seaworld Drive, Main Beach