$2.9 Million Golden Beach Prize Home: Endeavour Foundation Draw 469
Golden Beach has a way of making coastal living feel wonderfully uncomplicated. Calm water, sandy walks, boats heading out onto Pumicestone Passage and the Sunshine Coast lifestyle all sit within easy reach. Endeavour Foundation Draw 469 takes that relaxed setting and adds a seriously impressive home to the equation, with a prize package valued at around $2.9 million.
Located at 77 Palmer Avenue, Golden Beach, the modern five bedroom residence is designed around the kind of lifestyle that makes staying home rather appealing. There is a magnesium pool, a dedicated Pilates studio, several living areas, an entertainer's kitchen and a separate air conditioned home office. The property is also just 250 metres from the sand, putting the beach close enough for an easy morning walk.
As well as the home itself, the Draw 469 prize includes all the furniture and styling, a 10kW solar and battery package valued at more than $40,000 and $10,000 in gold bullion. It is an unusually complete prize, with the major pieces of a coastal lifestyle already assembled and ready to go.
A Modern Home Built Around Coastal Living
The Golden Beach property takes a contemporary approach to coastal design, combining generous indoor spaces with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the Queensland climate. Five bedrooms provide room for family and guests, while three bathrooms and two additional powder rooms make the home practical for entertaining as well as everyday living.
Multiple living zones give the house flexibility without making it feel like everything has to happen in one enormous room. The kitchen is particularly suited to entertaining, with an entertainer's layout and a butler's pantry providing additional preparation and storage space. It is the sort of setup that can handle a quiet breakfast just as easily as a house full of guests.
Outside, the magnesium pool adds another major lifestyle feature. A cocktail ledge provides a spot to cool off without completely committing to a swim, while the poolside Pilates studio gives the property its own dedicated space for exercise and wellbeing.
Beach Days Are Only 250 Metres Away
One of the biggest attractions of Draw 469 is not something contained within the house at all. The property sits just 250 metres from the sand, making a walk to the beach a realistic part of everyday life rather than something reserved for weekends away.
Golden Beach sits beside the calm waters of Pumicestone Passage, creating a noticeably different atmosphere to the more exposed surf beaches further along the Sunshine Coast. Swimming, fishing, boating and paddling are all part of the local lifestyle, while nearby parks and playgrounds add plenty of options for families.
Caloundra is also close enough to provide access to shopping, dining and everyday conveniences without taking away from Golden Beach's quieter character. It is a location that manages to feel relaxed without being isolated.
Space for Work, Relaxation and Everything In Between
Modern homes increasingly need to accommodate more than simply eating and sleeping, and this property has been designed with that reality in mind. A separate air conditioned home office creates a dedicated workspace away from the main living areas, making it possible to close the door on work when the day is finished.
That separation becomes particularly useful in a house with several living zones and substantial outdoor areas. The result is a property that can accommodate different routines at the same time, whether someone is working, relaxing beside the pool or entertaining friends in the kitchen.
There is also side access for a boat, adding another practical advantage for a property in a location where life revolves heavily around the water. The corner block helps make that access possible without sacrificing the home's broader outdoor appeal.
A Home That Comes Ready to Live In
The Draw 469 prize goes well beyond an empty house. The Golden Beach property is fully furnished and styled, meaning the winner does not have to start again with the expensive and time consuming process of furnishing a large coastal home.
The package also includes a 10kW solar and battery system valued at more than $40,000. Alongside the property's other features, that gives the home a practical energy component to complement its lifestyle appeal. The additional $10,000 in gold bullion adds another part to the prize that sits outside the property itself.
Endeavour Lotteries currently lists an estimated furnished rental potential of $1,600 per week, based on a May 2026 estimate. The same investment information gives the property a market value of $2,886,236 as of May 2026. Those figures are estimates rather than guaranteed future returns, but they provide useful context around the scale of the property.
Golden Beach Gives the Prize Its Setting
A home of this size could make an impression almost anywhere, but Golden Beach gives Draw 469 a particularly fitting backdrop. The area is known for the calmer waters of Pumicestone Passage and a more laid back coastal atmosphere, with boating, fishing, paddling and beach walks all part of the local rhythm.
There are also boat ramps, picnic areas, playgrounds, cafés and restaurants nearby, giving residents plenty of options when the kitchen is not calling. Caloundra provides additional amenities close by, while Golden Beach retains the quieter feel that attracts people to this part of the Sunshine Coast.
That combination is what makes the prize particularly interesting. It is not simply a valuable house placed near the coast. The property has been designed around the location, with the pool, outdoor spaces, boat access and beach proximity all reinforcing the same relaxed Queensland lifestyle.
More Than a House in Draw 469
Endeavour Foundation Draw 469 brings together a substantial property package with the practical extras that can make a major difference after moving in. A fully furnished five bedroom home, pool, Pilates studio, home office, solar and battery system, boat access and $10,000 in gold bullion create a prize with plenty to explore.
There is also a broader purpose behind Endeavour Foundation's lotteries. Ticket sales help support people with intellectual disability, including opportunities to learn, earn and thrive. That means the lottery sits alongside work designed to create greater independence and opportunity for people across the community.
For Draw 469, the headline may be the $2.9 million price tag, but the real story is the lifestyle packaged underneath it. A modern coastal home, a short walk to the beach and the calm waters of Golden Beach waiting beyond the front door make this one of those properties where the location is every bit as important as the house.
Frequently Asked Questions
Want to know a little more about Endeavour Draw 469 and the commonly asked questions? Take a look below:
How many tickets are available?
Endeavour Draw 469 has a total of 1,100,000 tickets available.
When is Draw 469 drawn?
Endeavour's latest home will be drawn on the 15/10/2026 and results published here shortly after.
How much is Endeavour 469 worth?
Draw 469 is valued at $2,903,235.
How much do tickets cost?
Tickets for this draw start at $10.
