$18.5 million penthouse launched on Gold Coast market – realestate.com.au

The view from the penthouse on Broadbeach no. 21

An $18.5 million penthouse with a private rooftop terrace and pool has been unveiled, topping off the 21-storey beachfront project No. 21 Broadbeach Blvd.

The development, which consists of 16 homes spread over 21 levels, is being developed by QNY and Glenvill Developments.

The exclusive penthouse spans three levels and offers uninterrupted panoramic views of the coastline and hinterland.

A private rooftop retreat with a swimming pool, gardens, built-in BBQ and outdoor entertainment are key features of the luxurious retreat, which was designed by award-winning architects CARR and BDA.

What the pool will look like

“This penthouse is an architectural statement – a flawless blend of design innovation and extraordinary beachside lifestyle,” said Len Warson, CEO of Glenvill Developments.

“It is a unique opportunity for the right buyer.

“Natural materials, sculptural forms and meticulous detailing create a house that is both a work of art and a home.

“From the spiral staircase to the floor-to-ceiling glazing that offers uninterrupted panoramic views from sunrise to sunset, every element is designed for experiential luxury.”

With two main levels plus the roof terrace, the penthouse maximizes space, light and experience, with a dramatic double-height loft above the dining area, framed by full height glazing.

It includes four en-suite bedrooms, a study and a versatile multi-purpose room.

The oceanfront master suite spans the full width of the home and features a private balcony, dual walk-in robes, a study nook and a lavish ensuite finished with natural stone, full-height travertine slabs, dual showers, dual vanities and a freestanding bath.

TOTAL Property Group director Adrian Parsons said the coveted Broadbeach beachfront location and timeless design made the penthouse “a defining statement in coastal living”.

“No. 21 Broadbeach Blvd is in an irreplaceable location and as close as you can get to Broadbeach beach,” Mr Parsons said.

“This residence represents the pinnacle of beachfront living – its scale, privacy and amenities are unlike anything else in Broadbeach.

“It’s not just about design; it’s about creating a home that feels connected to its environment, where every level touches the ocean and every detail enhances a refined way of living.”

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Glass walls reveal the view

The kitchen and utility room feature high-quality Gaggenau and Liebherr appliances from 2025, including steam and combination ovens, induction hob, integrated dishwasher, full height fridge and freezer and a dedicated wine fridge.

Natural stone, oak floors, soft wool carpeting, brushed stainless steel and Spanish finish ceilings are featured throughout.

All homes, including the penthouse, feature integrated ceiling speakers, smart home automation, keyless remote control, license plate recognition, custom digital elevator controls and a virtual concierge service.

These advanced systems extend to a range of premium security features, ensuring privacy and exclusivity for all residents.

The penthouse also benefits from secure parking on the ground floor.

No. 21 Broadbeach consists of 16 residences over 21 floors, including 14 full-floor apartments from $5.99 million, a two-storey sky home and the penthouse.

One entire level is dedicated to wellness and recreation.

“Every detail reinforces the project’s commitment to balance, wellbeing and a seamless connection to the coast,” Mr Parsons said.