Live like an NRL star: Footy player Nathan Peats and his wife Jade put their luxurious $1.2million beachside pad on the market

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NRL star Nathan Peats and his wife Jade has listed their epic Queensland beachside home for sale - and it comes complete with an open living space and in-ground swimming pool.

The Gold Coast Titans hooker bought the pad in Palm Beach for $1.2million in 2017, which is less than 300m from the sand.

'You get the best of both worlds here. We’re at the quiet end of Palm Beach so you can cross the highway and walk to the beach with the waves but we’re close to Tullebudgera Creek too, which is suitable for kids,' Peats told Domain. 

Nathan Peats is selling his four bedroom Palm Beach home on the Gold Coast (pictured)

The NRL star bought the property in 2017 which features an epic outdoor living area with surround sound speakers

The two-storey house features an expansive downstairs living area with a broad dining area out stretching onto a undercover deck with surround-sound speakers for entertaining.

An outdoor shower is set up next to the swimming pool, while the kitchen features gas cooktops and stone bench tops.

All four bedrooms are upstairs with built-in wardrobes and an ensuite in the master bedroom, with a study and secondary living space with ample space for the kids.

Peats' said his favourite spot to hang out in the house is in the double garage.

The open living plan of the home welcomes guests through the living area out onto the outdoor deck

Peats (pictured with wife Jade) has played 157 NRL games in his career and said his family plan to settle down on the Gold Coast when his football career is over

All four bedrooms are in the upstairs level of the house ad all feature built-in wardrobes, with an ensuite in the master bedroom

'The double garage is like my man cave – I’ve got a pool table, fridge full of beers, Foxtel, a Playstation and my footy jerseys – I’ll miss that the most,' he said.

Peats' family including wife Jade and sons Harlen-Reign and Leyton are moving to a bigger location with more backyard space for the growing boys.

The 29-year-old said the family plan to return to the area once his football career is over.

LJ Hooker Palm Beach listing agent Jo Elwin said the realtor was aiming the property at inner city dwellers in Sydney and Melbourne to chase the sunshine into Queensland. 

'It’s a low-maintenance, secure property,' Mr Elwin said. 'You can walk in, crack a beer then go to the beach – that’s the lifestyle here.'

The kitchen features stone bench tops and is less than 300 metres away from the sand at Palm Beach