When it comes to property they say to look for the worst house in the best street. Well, here it is.
Wilguy Crescent is one of Buderim’s blue ribbon addresses with number 15 being the premier location in this beautiful street. Designed and constructed in 1962 by renowned Brisbane architect Harold Cook, this home was a statement build for its era.
There are not many properties on Buderim which tick all the boxes for prime real estate – a large elevated level block, northerly facing with sweeping views from the Blackall Range to the ocean, wide double street frontage – all situated in a sought-after quiet street.
The house itself has soaring 2.9 metre/10 foot ceilings, full size fire place, hardwood flooring and joists with solid brick construction giving the perfect ingredients for a renovation to restore this former beauty back into something special.
Although it would be sad to see a property with such rich history disappear, it would be remiss not to mention the development potential this land could possibly hold for someone wanting to capitalise and unlock this amazing position – pending council approvals.
• Northerly facing
• Soaring 2.9 meter/10 foot ceilings
• Blue ribbon Buderim address
• Double width frontage
• Amazing panoramic views
• Ideal renovator
