

AT A GLANCE:
- Developer: Centa Property Group
- Builder: Greyburn
- Address: 107-109 Golden Four Drive, Bilinga, QLD 4225
- No. of Residences: 47
- Estimated Completion Date: Mid to late 2028
Construction is underway at Bilinga House, and with trusted local builder Greyburn now on site, the beachside development is heading towards a firm move-in date in 2028.
For a stretch of the Gold Coast where new supply rarely appears, that certainty is proving to be just as compelling as the address itself.

Confidence you can build on
Greyburn’s progress gives buyers a clear line of sight to completion. Designed by award-winning architecture firm Rothelowman, the 10-storey building comprises 47 two- and three-bedroom homes behind a white facade softened by bronze accents and cascading greenery, positioned along a golden stretch of coastline just 200 metres from the beach.
It’s a location that trades on rare proximity without losing its quiet, unspoilt village charm. Follow the Oceanway south to the surf breaks and boutiques of Coolangatta and Kirra, or head north to the bars and dining of Palm Beach and Burleigh. Gold Coast Airport is just three minutes away, putting Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide within easy reach, along with direct flights to New Zealand.

Buyers are locking in today’s price for a 2028 lifestyle
Enquiries at Bilinga House are being led by lifestyle buyers as well as investors. Many are securing today’s price with settlement in 2028 in mind, whether that means a future holiday home or the next stage of life by the coast.
Interstate buyers are a growing share of interest, drawn to a slower pace than the Gold Coast’s busier, higher-density strips. Downsizers are also active, after a low-maintenance, lock-up-and-leave home close to the beach with room for family and guests to visit. For both groups, Bilinga’s quieter, boutique setting is doing a lot of the convincing.
The flexibility of short-term letting is adding to the appeal. Owners can enjoy the apartment themselves through the year, with the option to generate income while they’re away.

A shrinking window on the coast
Planning restrictions and limited coastal land mean opportunities this close to the beach on the southern Gold Coast don’t come around often. With construction now visibly progressing, the window to secure a home at Bilinga House before completion is narrowing.
“Buyers are recognising that certainty of construction, combined with how little beachside land remains here, is a rare combination,” said Rachel Hutson, director at Colliers.
“We’re seeing people commit not just to an investment, but to a coastal lifestyle they can already picture themselves living in by 2028.”

Homes designed to open up to the coast
Every home is designed to celebrate its setting, opening up to sunlight, sea breezes, and ocean views. Engineered timber flooring, stone benchtops, and custom joinery run through natural materials and soft, neutral tones, creating interiors that feel calm and made for laidback living by the beach. Open-plan living flows to private balconies, with select layouts adding a multi-purpose room and butler’s pantry. Three accessible apartments are also part of the mix.
Downstairs, residents have exclusive access to a resort-style pool and sauna – a place to unwind beneath the sun or the stars, just moments from home. A gym, BBQ and alfresco dining areas, surfboard storage, and bicycle racks round out the amenity, built for a lifestyle spent by the sea.

Own your slice of paradise
Two- and three-bedroom homes are available at Bilinga House, with modern two-bedroom residences starting from $1,380,500 with two baths and one car parking space. Spacious three-bedroom homes are priced from $2,140,500 with two baths and two car parking spaces.
Secure these prices now, and move in mid-to-late 2028.


