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32 St Andrews Dve, Tewantin
Century-year-old couple Don and Hazel Comgram, 100 and 96, have called their Tewantin residence home for the last 35 years, but after a good inning at the property, they have decided to sell up.
32 St Andrews Dve, Tewantin, set on a 704sq m block, is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home is a 70s retro classic ready for new owners to put their personal touch on the property.
With gorgeous high cathedral ceilings, the property has endless potential for renovating, extending and renting out.
Don and Hazel Comgram Photo: Supplied
The original owner who built the house in the 70s, John Pearcy, was the local bookmaker and president of Tewantin-Noosa Golf Course and good friends with golfer Jack Newton leaving his mark on the home‘s billiard table.
Mr Comgram said he loved the entire 35 years in the property, and no particular memory stood out.
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Don and Hazel Comgram Photo: Supplied
“There was a series of parties that we had at the house, having the family over from England and just living, enjoying the normal life”, he said.
Mr and Mrs Comgram were also avid local golf club members for nearly 40 years, just metres from their property.
“Hazel had plenty of hole in ones, everything about the place was convenient”, Mr Comgram said.
The property is just 450 metres from Outlook Village Shops, 1.6km from Tewantin Village and 1km to the Noosa marina.
Aerial view of 32 St Andrews Dve, Tewantin
Property agent and homegrown local expert Luke Burton from Harcourts Noosa said the interest in the property was phenomenal, and they‘ve had close to triple the enquiries his agency would typically have on a property.
“It‘s been the number one performer in Tewantin for the past two weeks … we’ve already got four registered bidders nearly a week out from the on-site auction”.
“It‘s a cool retro property that is like stepping back in time.
“There has always been an issue for supply in Noosa Shire.
“I think for entry-level properties, there is a supply issue.
The billiard table has been marked by well-known local John Pearcy 32 St Andrews Dve, Tewantin
“We live in a part of the world that is quite appealing, and it‘s got handy beaches like Main Beach 13 minutes away.
“I think this auction is going to be the story of a resurgence in the local market”, Mr Burton said.
32 St Andrews Dve, Tewantin features high cathedral ceilings.
Mr and Mrs Comgram said they have one wish for the future owners.
“Live your life and enjoy the home like we did”, they said.
According to PropTrack the median house price in Tewantin is $945,000, up 1.1 per cent over the past 12 months.
The on-site auction will take place on June 3 at 2pm.
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