This article is from the Australian Property Journal archive
MULPHA Australia will release 15 private luxury villas in their Hayman Estates by the Great Barrier Reef.
The Hayman Island based estate is located in a gated enclave, and is already home to six dwellings, with the new villas bringing the estate to a limited total of 21 residences.
The villas will feature views of the Whitsundays with access to the resort style amenities of the Hayman InterContinental, including restaurants, a pool, spa and gym as well as leisure and marina facilities.
The dwellings will be fully-ensuited, with open plan designs, outdoor terraces and large garages. Each villa will also include access to a private swimming pool and courtyard featuring a spa bath.
“The Whitsundays region and the World Heritage Great Barrier Reef offers an unmatched lifestyle with direct airline access to the major Australian east coast capital cities making it ideal for people to use as either a residential base or a holiday investment property” said John Hughes, GM of sales and development at Mulpha.
Mulpha expects to garner interest from strong domestic market, with demand for sea changes and domestic holiday homes being driven by limits on international travel.
The group is also anticipating a revived interest from international markets as travel restrictions begin to ease.
Purchasers will also be given the option of adding their property to the the luxury hotel pool for domestic and international guests.
“It’s your own slice of paradise set in one of the most sought-after leisure destinations in the World. This is privacy at its best or simply a luxurious resort living at its best,” said Hughes.
This release comes after the $150 million refurbishment of the resort, which was named Australia’s best resort at the HM awards.
Mulpha Australia ended 2020 with plans for refurbishment of their InterContinental Sydney
Hotel being given the okay with final approval by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment.
Construction of the villas is expected to commence in March of 2021.
