111 Butler Street, Tewantin, Qld 4565 - More Details
Auction
Auction Location: On Site
Some properties are renovated. Others are brought back to life.
The owners of 111 Butler Street saw the potential long before anyone else did. What was once a derelict home on 2.02 hectares of forgotten land became a six-year restoration, transforming the property into a substantial Queenslander estate with the scale, character and usability that is increasingly difficult to find this close to Tewantin.
Set behind a circular driveway and tiered stone fountain, the two-storey residence is wrapped in wide verandahs across both levels. Leadlight frames the entry, while a sweeping curved timber staircase rises through the double-height foyer, immediately establishing the craftsmanship and character carried throughout the home.
| Level and highly usable 2.02Ha - approximately five acres
| Restored two-storey Queenslander with wide wraparound verandahs
| Six bedrooms and six bathrooms across the main residence and separate cottage
| 12-metre swimming pool with hardwood decking and frameless glass
| Garaging and covered accommodation for six vehicles
At the centre of the home, the kitchen is designed for family life and entertaining, with expansive granite benchtops, twin wall ovens, gas cooking and extensive glass-fronted cabinetry. It opens directly to the tiled living and dining areas and onward to the gardens, while morning light pours into the family room.
A separate formal sitting room gives the home another dimension entirely. Ornate cornices, a decorative ceiling rose and chandelier retain the traditional Queenslander character, with French doors opening onto the verandah and creating a quieter space away from the main family living areas.
The accommodation has been thoughtfully refined over time, including the conversion of an additional bedroom to create two ensuites and a dedicated dressing room. The bathrooms continue the home's individual approach, from a deep burgundy cast iron clawfoot bath with brass tapware and mosaic flooring to another combining subway tiles, botanical wallpaper and a crystal chandelier.
A sizeable dedicated study adds another layer of practicality, providing a genuine work-from-home space, private office or quiet retreat without compromising the home's living areas.
Outside, the 12-metre pool sits within hardwood decking against a backdrop of untouched bushland. Beyond it, the land is unusually level and manageable, with broad lawns, established hedging, mature palms and a substantial new rose garden adding colour and softness to the grounds.
The setting feels distinctly country. Abundant birdlife moves through the gardens throughout the day, while visiting kangaroos reinforce the sense of space and separation despite the property's remarkably convenient position.
A separate cottage extends the flexibility further, whether used for extended family, guests or rental accommodation. An adjoining games room gives the cottage its own additional living zone, making it particularly well suited to longer stays or independent family living.
Despite the sense of privacy, this is acreage that keeps you connected to everything. The centre of Tewantin is approximately five minutes away, yet at home there is enough room for golf on the lawn, afternoon soccer, long family lunches and evenings spent outside.
Five usable acres, a comprehensively restored Queenslander, a separate cottage and genuine country atmosphere, all within minutes of Tewantin.
This is country living in the heart of town.
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- Type
- House
- Bedrooms
- 6
- Bathrooms
- 6
- Parkings
- 6
- Area
- 2.02 ha
- House Size
- 354 m²
