Called Cova Boathouse Villas, Frasers Property Australia’s General Manager Residential Queensland, Cameron Leggatt, says the development is "sure to capture the market's attention".

“Buyers are looking for pristine views paired with the ultimate waterfront lifestyle, and as such the Cova Boathouse Villas have been architecturally designed by Rothelowman with the end customer in mind," Mr Leggatt said.

The exclusive collection of waterfront villas will comprise of 13 three-bedroom plus multi-purpose room villas, two bathrooms and a powder room, and two floor-plan choices offering either a single or double garage.

Pictured: An artist's impression of the Cova Boathouse Villas. Image supplied.

The development is expected to meet the area's growing demand as buyers look to grab some of the last new waterfront properties available in the rapidly growing Hope Island area.

Designed to maximise family living, Mr Leggatt told WILLIAMS MEDIA the Cova Boathouse Villas are being bought forward to the market off the back of the sell-out of 15 Cova Promenade Waterfront Villas, which are currently under construction.

“The strong demand for the Cova Promenade Waterfront Villa offering is indicative of the popularity of properties along northern Gold Coast waterways,” he said. 

“Cova’s second recreational club, the $1 million Cova Boathouse, is due for completion early next year and really tops off the enviable lifestyle offering of this master-planned community. 

Pictured: An artist's impression of the Cova Boathouse Villas. Image supplied.

Owners of Cova Boathouse villas will also be given an exclusive opportunity to purchase a private marina birth to complement their new waterfront lifestyle.

The Boathouse Villas start from $599,000, while villa and marina packages start at $635,750. 

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