Old Tewantin With Style & Charm!

Light bright and offering understated style with contemporary finishes, this immaculate single-level property offers you an opportunity to secure an extremely desirable home situated in a quiet family-friendly street close to shops, schools, transport and just about everything you need! Welcome to 100 Read Street, Tewantin.

Step inside and you are welcomed with spacious open plan living & dining areas finished in a neutral colour palette of crisp whites & cool greys. As the heart of the home, the pristine kitchen is complete with stone benches & a large breakfast bar which is both inviting & super practical.

All three bedrooms are generous in size and enjoy built-in-robes. The main also offers air-conditioning and rear garden access. Two bathrooms plus a separate powder room are a massive bonus too, especially when your family or guests are in a hurry or the kids are late for school!
Completing the picture inside you have the option of a separate office, a media room, or even a 4th bedroom if required…

If you love entertaining, then that’s a breeze here too. Stepping outside to the large undercover timber deck is like having an additional dining or lounge room and is just perfect for a family breakfast, your morning coffee, a barbecue with friends or to just sit and relax all year round. It’s the perfect space to amplify the sense of connection between indoors & out.
The beautiful hardwood decking extends further into the front garden and wraps itself around the funky circular mosaic-tiled plunge pool too. This is the ideal place to chill in the summer and enjoy a well-earned tipple at the end of the day!

A home as sought-after as this and in a very family-friendly area is sure to attract locals, professional couples, families, & investors….. so, you’ll definitely need to be quick with this one!

Contact Andrew Johnson at imsold property to register your interest and arrange an inspection.


Did you know:
The name Tewantin is an anglicised version of the Aboriginal name for the area, dauwadhum, meaning place of dead logs! (because of the sawmill at the time).