A prominent Sovereign Islands home,  ‘Château de Rêves’, 7-13 King Arthurs Court is a stunning propery with grand proportions and intricate custom details that are truly world-class. This palatial home is an architectural masterpiece, featuring open light-filled living spaces, soaring ceilings and opulent comtemporary finishes across multiple levels.

The absolute waterfront location with an enviable 85 metre frontage allows sweeping southerly views towards Ephraim Island and the Gold Coast skyline.

Queensland Sotheby’s International Realty Managing Director Paul Arthur, who has secured the listing to sell 7-13 King Arthurs Drive, said the home features the best of the best from around the world.

“The current owners have used their international influence and worldly experiences as inspiration for the design and styling of the home and the result is luxurious opulence at its best,” Mr Arthur said.

“The front door is made from 100 per cent Murano glass, from Venice. While the extravagant staircase, a feature within itself, was designed and manufactured in Italy and shipped in one piece to take centre stage within the home.

“The floors are tiled with Botticino marble which has been cut from one entire slab of marble and laid sequentially so the grain remains seamless.

“From the Italian imported timber balustrade to the Thassos marble benchtops from Greece, the finishes ooze sophistication and elegance.”

The gourmet kitchen on the first level is an entertainer’s delight, featuring a custom made teppanyaki table and stainless steel Miele appliances.

Meanwhile, the professional kitchen on ground level, comprising full commercial grade Ilve appliances, will allow the new owner to dine in the 16-seat formal dining room and have the cooking done them.

“It’s the perfect home for entertaining,” Mr Arthur said.

“Whether it’s a formal dinner with friends or a relaxing night in, with a full-service bar, featuring a temperature controlled wine cellar, and a grand fireplace in the formal lounge, your options are endless.”

The master bedroom, which takes in the spectacular wide water views, includes a rotating bed, as well as a dedicated 9 square metre shoe wardrobe.

An impressive indoor/outdoor pool features 24 ct gold detail in the tiling, while other recreational options include a full-size tennis court, spa, Turkish steam room and massage room.

Mr Arthur said the home, which sits on four blocks totalling 3,070 sq m, has been constructed to commercial grade to withstand even the harshest climate conditions.

“All of the materials used in the build are marine grade and the home is fully sustainable,” he said.

Featuring German technology throughout, the property has its own desalination plant, as well as a commercial grade generator and a fully ducted commercial air conditioning sytem.

This is the first time the more than 4000 square metre home has been brought to market after a three-year construction process, which was completed in 2001.

‘Château de Rêves’ also includes a 14-car basement garage, a convenient lift to all levels and security control room, looking tower and a private full-size pontoon on which to moore your boat and enjoy bridge free access to the Broadwater and Pacific Ocean.