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The Eveleigh at a glance
The Eveleigh is an off-the-plan apartment building at 7 to 9 Surf Parade in Broadbeach, on the Gold Coast, with 94 residences and only four to each floor. Residences start from $2,870,000 and completion is scheduled for 2028. The developer is Hirsch & Faigen, and the listing names Rothelowman as the architect.
This review covers what the listing confirms about the building, the amenities, the location with measured distances, and how an off-the-plan purchase in Broadbeach works. Current availability and floorplans are on the Eveleigh listing.
Pricing at The Eveleigh
The current starting price is $2,870,000. The listing does not publish a price for each residence type, so a per-configuration schedule is not shown here. Floor, outlook and layout drive the difference between one residence and the next in a building with four residences per floor, and the figure that applies to you is the one on the contract for a specific lot.
For current pricing and availability, use the listing page or speak with our property specialists, who can confirm what is released before you commit time to a particular floor. Ask for the full price schedule, the body corporate budget and the sunset date in writing, and compare them with other Broadbeach buildings on the same basis.
Buyers at this price point usually weigh stamp duty and holding costs alongside the purchase price. Our guide to Queensland stamp duty on off-the-plan purchases explains how the duty calculation is set out, and your solicitor should confirm how it applies to your contract.
Design and boutique scale
With four residences per floor, the building is arranged around a small number of apartments rather than a long corridor of them. The listing describes this scale as a way to support privacy and to frame protected ocean views, and it lists full-height glazing and bay windows that draw in the horizon and natural light.
The finishes named in the listing include travertine-inspired stone, warm timber and metallic accents, with European appliances and high-quality fixtures. Because the building is not yet complete, these are the design intentions described in the marketing material. The contract's inclusions schedule is the document that fixes what you receive, so read it against the brochure.
The building rises above Surf Parade, close to the shoreline. Views vary by floor and aspect, and the word protected describes the outlook as the listing presents it. Ask the sales team which approvals or covenants support that claim, and what documents you can read to confirm it for your preferred residence.
Amenities
The listed facilities are a resort-style swimming pool, a heated spa and cold plunge, sauna facilities, a yoga garden and a private gym. There is also a private lounge and a rooftop private dining space.
Shared facilities of this kind are owned by the body corporate and paid for through levies. A building with a pool, spa, sauna, gym and rooftop dining space has more to maintain than one without, and that cost sits in the annual budget. When you receive the draft body corporate documents, look at the levy for your lot, the sinking fund and the assumptions the budget makes. Our guide to body corporate costs and tax treatment explains how to read those figures.
Location and getting around
Surf Parade places the building in the centre of Broadbeach, one of the Gold Coast's established apartment precincts. These are measured distances from The Eveleigh:
- Broadbeach South G:link Station: 200m · 3 min walk
- Broadbeach State School: 200m · 3 min walk
- Pacific Fair Shopping Centre: 500m · 6 min walk
- Oracle Boulevard Dining Precinct: 600m · 8 min walk
- The Star Gold Coast & Casino: 600m · 8 min walk
- Kurrawa Beach & Surf Club: 700m · 9 min walk
- Mermaid Beach & Surf Club: 700m · 9 min walk
- Broadbeach North G:link Station: 0.9km · 2 min drive
- Pindara Private Hospital: 5.0km · 8 min drive
- The Southport School (TSS): 5.9km · 9 min drive
The G:link light rail is 200m from the building, which links Broadbeach with other Gold Coast centres along the tram corridor. Most daily needs, from shopping to dining and the beach, are within a walk of 10 minutes or less. Our Broadbeach prestige apartment guide covers the precinct in more detail.
Pacific Fair Shopping Centre and the Oracle Boulevard Dining Precinct are both under 10 minutes on foot, and The Star Gold Coast & Casino is 600m · 8 min walk. For schooling, Broadbeach State School is 200m · 3 min walk, while The Southport School is 5.9km · 9 min drive, so families should plan that trip by car.
The developer
Hirsch & Faigen is led by Daniel Hirsch and Matt Faigen and is based on a family property heritage in Melbourne that spans more than four decades in commercial and residential development. The firm has also delivered projects on the Gold Coast.
A developer's history is useful context, but it is not a substitute for checking the specific project. Our guide on vetting developers and builders sets out what to ask for, including the builder appointed to the project, the construction contract's security arrangements and the sunset date. The listing does not currently name the builder.
How buying off the plan works
An off-the-plan contract is signed years before completion. For The Eveleigh the scheduled completion year is 2028, and a deposit is held under the contract while construction proceeds. Settlement occurs after the building is complete and the title is registered.
The sunset clause sets the date after which a buyer or developer may have the right to end the contract if the building has not been completed. Our guide to sunset clauses and your rights in Queensland explains the rules. Overseas purchasers should also read our guide to FIRB approval for off-the-plan purchases.
Have your solicitor review the contract, the disclosure statement and the body corporate documents before you sign, and speak with your broker early so your finance position is clear before settlement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the starting price at The Eveleigh in Broadbeach?
Residences at The Eveleigh start from $2,870,000. The listing does not publish a price for each residence type, so ask for the current price schedule for the floor and layout you prefer. Availability and pricing are confirmed on the Eveleigh listing page or through our property specialists.
When is The Eveleigh scheduled for completion?
The listing gives a scheduled completion year of 2028. Off-the-plan completion dates are targets set in the contract, and the sunset date in your contract sets the outer limit. Ask your solicitor to explain how the sunset clause applies to your purchase.
How many apartments are in The Eveleigh and how many per floor?
The Eveleigh has 94 residences, with only four on each floor. The listing describes this boutique scale as supporting privacy and protected ocean views. Which floors and aspects remain available is shown on the listing page, and the contract plan confirms the residence you are buying.
Who is the developer of The Eveleigh?
The developer is Hirsch & Faigen, a Melbourne-based firm led by Daniel Hirsch and Matt Faigen, with a family property heritage of more than four decades. The listing names Rothelowman as the architect. Ask the developer for the builder and its licence details before you sign.
What amenities does The Eveleigh offer?
The listing names a resort-style swimming pool, a heated spa and cold plunge, sauna facilities, a yoga garden, a private gym, a private lounge and a rooftop private dining space. These shared facilities are funded through body corporate levies, so review the draft budget carefully.
How far is The Eveleigh from the beach and the G:link?
Broadbeach South G:link Station is 200m · 3 min walk, Pacific Fair Shopping Centre is 500m · 6 min walk, and Kurrawa Beach & Surf Club is 700m · 9 min walk. Oracle Boulevard Dining Precinct is 600m · 8 min walk, so dining and retail are also within walking distance.
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