24 Hilton Terrace, Tewantin QLD 4565
AUCTION
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2 Beds -
1 Bath -
1 Parking
Sold at Auction by R&W Noosa
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24 & 26 ARE BEING AUCTIONED SEPARATELY THIS SUNDAY 21 JAN!
It is a rare find to have two properties located side by side being auctioned at the same time. These two charming cottages have a retro character and each on a 510m2 allotment. The houses are in a prime location just over 100m from Ernest St and a short walk 300m to Noosa River.
No. 26 will be auctioned at 3.30pm on Sunday 21st January 2018 - followed by No. 24 at 3.45pm.
OPTIONS ONE: Buyers looking for an affordable home can invest and nest with plenty of land for parking and outdoor entertaining.
OPTIONS TWO: Continue to gather rental income and land hold or build your dream property on one or both lots and enjoy the lifestyle this location has to offer.
OPTION THREE: Here is an opportunity for an investor to increase value on these two side by side lots or buy all three including the prime riverfront Lot 19 this property backs onto Lot 24 and partially onto Lot 26 Hilton Terrace. Here is a truly unique potential to buy all three lots and hold for future investment.
These properties have an easement of a shared driveway but are two individual titled blocks of 510m2.
Historic Tewantin was originally a timber town and the river port for the Noosa area. Today Tewantin is the administrative centre for the Noosa region and is home to shops, cafes, a hotel and Noosa Marina. Only a 5 minute walk to the shopping and café hub at Gympie Tce and a 12 minute drive to Noosa main beach and Hastings Street.
* 300m Walk to Noosa River
* Currently tenanted
* Shared driveway with easement
* Two bedrooms & one bathroom
* Original dine-in kitchen with retro cabinetry
* Single free standing garage
* Lounge room with character features
* Hardwood flooring throughout
* Fenced back yard with shady established trees
24 & 26 ARE BEING AUCTIONED SEPARATELY THIS SUNDAY 21 JAN!
It is a rare find to have two properties located side by side being auctioned at the same time. These two charming cottages have a retro character and each on a 510m2 allotment. The houses are in a prime location just over 100m from Ernest St and a short walk 300m to Noosa River.
No. 26 will be auctioned at 3.30pm on Sunday 21st January 2018 - followed by No. 24 at 3.45pm.
OPTIONS ONE: Buyers looking for an affordable home can invest and nest with plenty of land for parking and outdoor entertaining.
OPTIONS TWO: Continue to gather rental income and land hold or build your dream property on one or both lots and enjoy the lifestyle this location has to offer.
OPTION THREE: Here is an opportunity for an investor to increase value on these two side by side lots or buy all three including the prime riverfront Lot 19 this property backs onto Lot 24 and partially onto Lot 26 Hilton Terrace. Here is a truly unique potential to buy all three lots and hold for future investment.
These properties have an easement of a shared driveway but are two individual titled blocks of 510m2.
Historic Tewantin was originally a timber town and the river port for the Noosa area. Today Tewantin is the administrative centre for the Noosa region and is home to shops, cafes, a hotel and Noosa Marina. Only a 5 minute walk to the shopping and café hub at Gympie Tce and a 12 minute drive to Noosa main beach and Hastings Street.
* 300m Walk to Noosa River
* Currently tenanted
* Shared driveway with easement
* Two bedrooms & one bathroom
* Original dine-in kitchen with retro cabinetry
* Single free standing garage
* Lounge room with character features
* Hardwood flooring throughout
* Fenced back yard with shady established trees
INSPECTION TIMES
- By appointment
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However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquires.
However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquires.
