If you are lured by a quiet street in a trendy part of town close to all the amenities that matter, plus affordability and an appealing lifestyle, this is an unmissable beauty.
From the street, the façade is undeniably understated, perhaps a nod to the vogue industrial look. Open the turquoise-hued front door and prepare to be even more impressed, by the extraordinary double-height, timber-lined ceiling of the over-generous open plan living/dining space, with beautiful brushbox flooring. Add glass louvres, panes and an opaque corrugated wall which fends off UV rays, and many might think famed architect, the late Gabriel Poole, had a say in the contemporary design.
Adding to the clever design of the very heart of this home, are banks of sliders off the open plan living and dining areas, designed to spill out to the idyllic northerly aspect and massive sun deck on one side, and the terrace on the other where entertaining is a breeze.
In-between is a gleaming L-shaped pool with a seat for sipping perhaps, also decking to accommodate those necessary sun lounges. The rear fan-palm-fringed garden lawn is another happy place for kids to play. What a perfect complement to the good life alfresco.
The hub of the house is the long galley-style kitchen with stone bench tops including the island bench/breakfast bar, plus pantry and high-end appliances. There's a study/office nook, also a powder room nearby, the laundry has plentiful storage, and there's direct access into the house from the garage.
Glass pendants make a statement in the void. The four bedrooms have green outlooks, are drenched with natural light, and have built-in robes. The master bedroom has an ensuite, while the other three share a family-size bathroom.
"This home just keeps on giving," explains Tom Offermann Real Estate agent Lauren Chen, who is taking the property to auction on Saturday 21 August 2021. "It's located in one of the best streets in Old Tewantin and offers a family lots of room to connect, entertain and enjoy endless summers walking ".
"There are many things in life that will catch your eye, but only a few will capture your heart, and this could be the one."
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