Rare, single-dwelling home in the heart of Tewantin hits the market
An opportunity to buy one of the last undeveloped blocks in the heart of a Noosa beachside suburb is open for those considering their next business move.
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A rare real estate offering on a prime Noosa site has just hit the market, with hopeful developers and aspiring business owners urged to move quickly to avoid missing out.
The residential block located at 21 Sidoni St, Tewantin is close to the suburb’s bustling main thoroughfare, Poinciana Ave, and is opposite Ward Park.
The property, which last sold in 2019 for $755,000 after more than 100 days on the market, is currently being used as a long-term rental, according to property data.
Real estate agent Rob Anderson from Smarter Spaces listed the property for sale on May 1.
The single-storey Queenslander-style home features three bedrooms, one bathroom and a sunroom, set on an 809sq m block.
The sale listing described the property as the perfect buy for those looking to start a new business venture or commercial development, with the block currently zoned for commercial use.
“Nestled adjacent to the flourishing Taits Corner development, seize the advantage of this prime location for your next venture,” the listing stated.
“With an impressive approximate 20m street frontage, your business is primed for maximum exposure in this bustling area.
“The ‘business centre’ zoning opens up a realm of possibilities, including mixed-use potential, subject to council approval.”
The listing described the “charming” Queenslander-style property as a “rare and fleeting” opportunity to break into the Noosa commercial market.
Interested buyers are encourage to arrange an inspection with Mr Anderson.
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