Spacious Entertainer & Ideal Family Home!

Spaciously designed with ideal family living in mind, this very desirable single-level property offers you an easy-living & free-flowing floorplan whilst boasting generous living areas that complement the centrally located kitchen. Presented in a crisp clean palette flooded in natural light, this is the perfect house for your family to call home!
Welcome to 5 Tait St, Tewantin.

Step inside and your eyes are immediately drawn out through French doors at the centre of the home towards the pool area and plant-lined breezeway. The wrap-around kitchen is light & bright and offers stone benches plus plenty of space to relax or entertain, whilst the formal living & dining areas combine to maximise the open feel.
The generous master bedroom includes a walk-in-robe plus ensuite bathroom complete with double walk-in shower and full-height windows.
Set out on the opposite side of the home, the separate guest or family bedroom has built-in robes and enjoys its own bathroom, whilst adjacent are the 3rd & 4th bedrooms (currently configured as a “double, double”), which includes an ensuite bathroom too. Perfect for a teenagers’ retreat!

Step outside and the large undercover area is like having an additional dining or lounge room, plus it also doubles the space of the entertaining/media room whilst re-enforcing the sense of connection between indoors & outdoors too! This is the ideal location to bask in the sunshine with your morning coffee or enjoy a barbecue with friends in the evening!

Resting on a flat 680m2 parcel with great street appeal, number 5 Tait St offers you plenty of options and opportunities, including relaxed low-maintenance living!
Situated in a peaceful family-friendly location close to schools, shops, town centre, Noosa River, Noosa Civic shopping centre and just about everything you need, it really is no surprise why a property like this is always in such extremely high demand!

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).