19 Vespa Crescent Surfers Paradise ☰
Alfresco lounge stepping down to the pool and canal Kitchen island looking through to the alfresco and water Internal courtyard garden with an olive tree Rooftop terrace looking south to the Surfers Paradise skyline Rooftop panorama at dusk over the canal and city Twilight alfresco terrace, pool and city lights

Waterfront residence

19 Vespa Crescent

A recently completed home of glass, stone and water in Surfers Paradise — designed for boating, entertaining and elevated coastal living.

  • 5 bedrooms
  • 4 bathrooms
  • 4 cars
  • Private pontoon
  • Surfers Paradise, QLD
5Bedrooms
4Bathrooms
4Car spaces
600 m²Land
400 m²Internal
486 m²Total area
25 kWSolar + 24 kWh battery
Pool& private pontoon

The residence

Visionary design, panoramic water and city views

Designed by multi-award-winning studio Reitsma and Associates, this recently completed waterfront residence is a statement of refinement, innovation and uncompromising luxury.

Occupying a prime waterfront position with its own private pontoon, the five-bedroom, four-bathroom home is made for boating, entertaining and elevated coastal living. Beyond the secure gated entry and integrated garage, expansive open-plan living and dining unfold to the water. Walls of glass draw light through the interiors and connect to multiple entertaining terraces.

The house was crafted by Bespoke Projects, a Queensland master builder with more than thirty years delivering high-end custom homes. Sustainability, security and intelligent design run through the building — including a 25 kW solar array and 24 kWh battery.

Covered arrival courtyard with pale stone steps and vertical timber screening
Secure gated arrival

At a glance

Property highlights

The essential facts for agents and anyone wanting a clear picture of the home.

Waterfront position

Direct canal frontage with a private pontoon, sun deck and an easy step from the pool to the water.

Five bedrooms

A main retreat with balcony, walk-in robe and ensuite with bath; further bedrooms with robes and ensuites; a ground-floor guest suite with its own courtyard.

Four bathrooms

Designer wet areas in stone and timber, with a sculptural freestanding bath in the main ensuite.

Living and media

Expansive open-plan living and dining, plus a dedicated media room off the central hall.

Kitchen and pavilion

Premium appliances, butler’s pantry and stone finishes, flowing to an outdoor pavilion with built-in barbecue and wok burner.

Terraces and rooftop

Multiple waterfront terraces and a rooftop with sweeping views to Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach.

Pool and gardens

A resort-style freshwater pool framed by landscaping, glass fencing and a dark timber sun deck.

Parking and workshop

Secure parking for four vehicles, a double garage, workshop and mud room off the entry.

Solar and battery

25 kW of rooftop solar with a 24 kWh battery, alongside advanced security throughout.

Inside and out

How the house lives

Open-plan living and dining looking through to the waterfront

Living on the water

The ground floor is one long, light-filled room. Living, dining and kitchen face a wall of glass that slides away to the terrace, the pool and the canal beyond.

Stone, pale timber and a long dining table set the tone for gatherings. A media room sits just off the hall for films and quieter evenings.

Kitchen island and cooktop looking out to the waterfront Built-in barbecue and wok burner beside the indoor kitchen

Kitchen and outdoor pavilion

The kitchen is both sculptural and practical: a stone island, premium appliances, butler’s pantry and a seamless step to the outdoor pavilion.

A built-in barbecue and wok burner sit under cover, so cooking can move outside without leaving the same stone bench line.

Main bedroom with balcony, timber screen and Surfers Paradise skyline

Rooms for living and staying

The main retreat is a sanctuary of its own — private balcony, oversized walk-in robe, and an ensuite with bath looking through timber screening to the water.

Further bedrooms include walk-in robes and ensuites. A private guest suite on the ground floor opens to its own courtyard, separate from the main living floor.

Lap pool beside the canal with landscaped gardens and glass fencing

Pool, pontoon, rooftop

The freshwater pool sits at the water’s edge, with a timber sun deck and a private pontoon for boats and kayaks.

Upstairs, the rooftop terrace takes in Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach — a high, quiet place for late light and long views.

Layout

Floor plan

Ground floor living along the water, bedrooms and a second living room above, rooftop terrace over. Land 600 m². Approximate internal area 400 m², external 86 m², total 486 m².

Floor plan of 19 Vespa Crescent showing ground floor, first floor, rooftop terrace and site with pontoon

Ground floor

Living
5.4 × 4.7 m
Media
4.6 × 4.2 m
Guest bedroom
3.4 × 5.0 m + WIR & ensuite
Double garage
6.1 × 6.0 m
Workshop
2.9 × 3.5 m
Outdoor lounge
5.0 × 3.0 m
Outdoor living
4.0 × 2.6 m + BBQ
Also
Kitchen, pantry, dining, laundry, mud room

First floor & roof

Main bedroom
4.0 × 5.2 m + WIR, ensuite, balcony
Bedroom
3.6 × 3.2 m + WIR & ensuite
Bedroom
3.6 × 3.2 m + WIR & ensuite
Second living
4.2 × 4.2 m
Office
3.3 × 4.5 m
Roof terrace
Skyline views
Site
Pool, sun deck, pontoon

Measurements are approximate and for illustration. The floor plan is not to scale.

Setting

Surfers Paradise waterfront

19 Vespa Crescent sits on a canal in Surfers Paradise, with a private pontoon and a straight view to the city’s towers. Broadbeach is along the same skyline from the rooftop.

The address is close to the Gold Coast’s beaches, restaurants and the highway, while the house itself turns inward to water, light and a quiet street.

19 Vespa Crescent
Surfers Paradise QLD 4217
Australia

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