Multiplex to build $300 million Mantaray Marina and Residences in Main Beach
Tier-one builder Multiplex has been appointed to build Gordon Corp's $300 million Mantaray Marina and Residences in Main Beach.
The ultra-luxury development on the Southport Spit is being developed by Gordon Corp founder Tim Gordon and Bruce Mathieson Group baron Bruce Mathieson. The project marks the first significant development of The Spit since the establishment of Palazzo Versace over two decades ago.
The Rothelowman-designed development comprises 24 waterfront two, three, and four-bedroom apartments and villas, as well as the exclusive Mataray Health Club and a 67-berth superyacht marina and resort facilities. The standout feature is The Mantaray Club, an exclusive on-water lounge accessible only to members.
The Mantaray Club, positioned as the superyacht precinct's focal point, includes an arrival and departure lounge, restaurant and bar facilities, sun deck, and private dining and meeting rooms.
Members of The Mantaray Club will also enjoy access to general superyacht marina services, boat and berth hire, and concierge services.
The superyacht marina itself, designed to 'Platinum' Gold Anchor standards, offers long and short-term berth leasing, immediate ocean passage through the Gold Coast Seaway, year-round deep-water access, top-notch marina operations, on-site security, and full-service concierge.
The 250 sqm Mantaray Health Club offers premium gym and training facilities, hot and cold-water plunge pools, yoga, sauna, and steam rooms.
Residents will also benefit from a dedicated concierge service offering personalised assistance, reinforced by 24/7 onsite security personnel and a state-of-the-art CCTV system.
An activated retail plaza and high street promenade will link The Mantaray Marina and Residences to the surrounding area and provide access to leading restaurants and cafes.
Residences at The Mantaray, starting from $8.5 million for three and four-bedroom units and $14.4 million for the penthouse collection, target a discerning clientele seeking a new standard of luxury in Australia's real estate landscape.
The mixed-use project has already seen two $12 million villas sold to one Gold Coast family on its launch late last year.
Construction, led by Multiplex regional director Michael Sinclair, will commence in early 2024. The project is expected to generate up to 300 jobs during its two-year construction phase.