Burleigh Heads - PRD Burleigh Heads

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Burleigh Heads, 4220

Median Sale Price

$1,950,000

Median Rent Price

$1,340

Suburb Growth

6.7%

With a world-class surf break and a lush national park backdrop, Burleigh Heads is the real surfer’s paradise.

Population

9,426

Median Age

30-39

No. of Parks

No. of Schools

General

With its natural beauty, laid back vibe and views of the more built-up areas of the Gold Coast off in the distance, Burleigh is miles away from the frantic pace of other Queensland tourist Meccas.

Adjacent to a 27-hectare National Park, Burleigh Heads is as much a friendly local community as it is a holiday destination.

The Burleigh Heads Lifestyle

Local Burleigh Beach here is over two kilometres long with swimming flags posted by Burleigh lifeguards are opposite Justin Park. It’s just a quick dash across the hot sand from the waves to the cool shade of the park.

The wide park on the foreshore, shaded by some of the coast’s oldest pine trees, offers an ideal location for picnics, sports and weekend live-music (there are also drum circles and fire-dancers in the early evening, if that’s your thing).

You’ll find cafes and restaurants adjacent to the beach, from high-end eateries to fish and chips.

Burleigh Heads Homes

Apartment blocks and holiday villas are slightly smaller here, but no less popular. Locals live in homes set into green hillsides or quiet cul-de-sacs a few streets back from the beach.

Despite its popularity, Burleigh Heads has managed to retain the charm of a beachside town. Naturally beautiful and laid back, you can see why residents are proud to share Burleigh Heads with the rest of the world.