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47B Breaker St, Main Beach.
Rich lister Eddie Hirsch is selling his luxury townhouse at Main Beach on the Gold Coast.
Melbourne-based Hirsch, the founder of United Petroleum, has owned the property for 12 years after paying $1.165m for it in 2013.
The four-bedroom, five-bathroom, three-car residence at 47 Breaker St spans 559 sqm with high-end finishes and large living spaces.
Make a splash in the pool.
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The property has undergone an extensive renovation by Hirsch and Faigen, a Melbourne-based development company founded by Hirsch.
The home features a basement level, media room, private lift, a rooftop deck, a sauna and steam room, pool, and a large garage.
The property is now move-in ready and on the market at offers over $3.6m.
Ben Hirsch, speaking on behalf of his family, said the property was surplus to the family’s needs.
“The area’s strong fundamentals — proximity to beaches, dining, and lifestyle precincts — make it an attractive option for those seeking a premium residence with long-term capital growth
potential,” said Mr Hirsch.
“We focus on projects where we see lasting value, and this property is a strong example of that approach.
“It’s a high-quality, private residence that will resonate with buyers looking for a premium lifestyle and a secure long-term investment.
Alex Jokovich of Fifth Avenue Property is marketing the property.
“Main Beach continues to be one of the Gold Coast’s most tightly held suburbs, with limited new supply and increasing demand from both local and interstate buyers,” said Mr Jokovich.
“Given the scarcity of luxury, move-in-ready homes in Main Beach, strong interest is expected from both local and interstate buyers.”
The Emerson tower at Kirra.
Hirsch and Faigen has an extensive portfolio of delivering luxury towers on the Gold Coast including the $75m Emerson at Kirra, the $200m Yves at Mermaid Beach, and Hemingway at Palm Beach, a 14-storey project of 78 residences.
PropTrack data reveals the median unit price in Main Beach is $1.4m, up 10.4 per cent over 12 months.
