Burleigh Heads has emerged as one of the most enticing holiday destinations in Australia, perched perfectly between Surfers Paradise and Coolangatta.

And the lovely Cashelmara Holiday Apartments are the ideal place to enjoy the seaside scenery and relaxed lifestyle, and to profit from the area’s huge tourism demand.

Cashelmara sits right opposite Burleigh beach, one of the most popular tourist spots on the Gold Coast, and it is on the esplanade, only a short walking distance to the James Street cafes and boutique shopping.

Premier Business Sales is marketing the beautiful beachfront management rights business and its huge three-bedroom managers' apartment for $2,961,237.

New managers will be able to gaze over the ocean from their own fabulous and spacious apartment.

“Cashelmara is a great property in probably the hottest suburb in the accommodation business,” said Craig Johnson from Premier Business Sales.

“Holidaymakers simply love the area and it’s only going to grow in popularity with the light rail coming.

“The manager’s unit is particularly fantastic and it’s rare to get such a big and beautiful three-bedroom unit in such a fantastic position.

“Cashelmara simply has so much going for it and new owners will love it.”

Being in such an iconic location and with wonderful facilities, the property attracts repeat business year after year.

The manager’s residence is a very large three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment with ocean views; a residence that is usually difficult to find in such a complex.

There is also no requirement to live onsite and the huge apartment offers the added potential to generate extra income.

Cashelmara presents beautifully with a number of major works underway and some already completed.

The property has 50 units, with 16 in the letting pool, and 14 owner-occupied.

It is in the middle between the two headlands but far enough away from the hurly-burly so guests can retreat into their own space but still easily take advantage of the nightlife and the fine dining when they want to.

Burleigh Heads’ surf break attracts board-riders from around Australia and overseas. At the headland of Burleigh, locally known as “The Point”, barbecues and cricket matches are held, and spectators can watch wave riders at their best.

On Sunday afternoons, local musicians and fire-twirlers often come out to the park to perform.

The north-east facing beach offers one of the best swimming, body-boarding and surfing beaches on the Gold Coast. A mature stand of Norfolk Island Pines form a backdrop and are home to native birds.

The area is welcoming for novice surfers and the advanced alike, with newbies practising in the sheltered waters of the main beach, and the more experienced taking to the reliable swell of the neighbouring headland.

Multiple surf schools, including that of pro surfer Cheyne Horan, are eager to show visitors the ropes.

The protected shallows of neighbouring Tallebudgera Creek are great for swimming and Burleigh Heads National Park offers wonderful walking trails.

Other nearby attractions include The Village Markets, Jebribillum Bora Park, and the world famous David Fleay Wildlife Park.