Access to
modern waterfront living has entrenched
Burleigh Water's popularity with
owner-occupiers attracted to a relaxed
beachfront lifestyle with access to good
infrastructure. With pristine surfing
beaches at adjacent Burleigh Heads and
proximity to modern conveniences,
Burleigh Waters draws buyers of all ages
and budgets.
The homes in Burleigh Waters that are
closer to the beach are considered older
than those further inland. This has
resulted in many properties in this area
being renovated. In general Burleigh
Waters is a mixture of homes that are
brand new, 5 years or even 25 years old.
The suburb offers residents and
holiday-makers the conveniences of city
living in a relaxed environment. Locals
have access to all the attractions of
the tourist strip, plus the Burleigh
Koala Park, Burleigh Heads National
Park, Gold Coast Burleigh Golf Club and
sports complex and an Aussie Rules
Football Club.
Retail facilities can be found in the
Burleigh Town Marketplace and at two of
the Coast's largest shopping centres,
Robina Shopping Centre and Pacific Fair,
which are only minutes away.
In addition, Burleigh has a large inland
lake that offers excellent fishing and
the opportunity to take part in a range
of water sports including kayaking and
water skiing. Burleigh Heads National
Park and Tallebudgera Creek are located
at the south end of the beach, and has a
walking circuit with wildlife. There are
also a range of sporting clubs including
two surf lifesaving clubs, the Burleigh
Bear Rugby League Club and the Burleigh
Boomers AFL Club.
The growing number of families in the
area is well catered for with both
private and public schools, including
the Marymount Catholic College and
Caningeraba Primary School.
