Blonde, Bilinga: 19 half-floor homes from $3.99m

For buyers and agents tracking Gold Coast southern beachfront stock, the post gives an asking price point and a completion window for a boutique building. It is a marketing post, not a planning or sales record, and it does not say how many of the 19 residences remain available. The caption presents the building as a small beachfront address, and it leads with the three and four bedroom mix and the starting price rather than a floor plan or size breakdown, so buyers would need the plans and the contract of sale for room sizes and inclusions.

For another Gold Coast beachfront price point, see our report on the Mermaid Beach house sale, a separate transaction with no link to this project.

The numbers

The caption lists the residences from $3,990,000 and carries an asterisk on the price. Its disclaimer says the price is accurate as of the date published. The estimated completion is mid 2027.

The caption describes the homes as north facing, with uninterrupted ocean views through floor-to-ceiling glazing. Listed finishes include Miele and Fisher & Paykel appliances, a sculpted natural stone island, timber flooring and brushed champagne brass tapware.

Building amenities named in the caption are a beachfront pool, hot and cold plunge pools, an infrared sauna, surfboard storage and an outdoor shower.

What’s next

The caption does not give a construction start date, a sales status or a development approval reference, and this report has not checked a council record for the project. Its stated completion estimate is mid 2027, and the asterisk on the price means buyers should confirm the current figure with the seller before relying on it. The caption points readers to apartments.com.au/ads for more information.

The post says the image is an AI-generated artist’s impression based on developer images, is illustrative only and may not be accurate. It tells buyers to rely on the contract of sale, plans and their own enquiries.

Source: apartments.com.au Instagram post, 10 Nov. The Australian Developer has not independently verified the caption’s claims.