Welcome to 12 Tilquin Street; a thoughtfully designed home set on a 623sqm block in The Gap. Here you can live comfortably, in a tranquil, leafy neighbourhood, while being conveniently located just 11km from Brisbane CBD.
Upon entering, you are welcomed into the large formal lounge, which features a cosy wood fireplace, where you can relax and snuggle up with a good book from your very own home library. The spacious main bedroom is located off the formal lounge, and includes an ensuite and walk-in robe.
Continuing on through the home, past the formal living areas, you enter the open plan kitchen, dining and family room. Here you can enjoy meals with family and friends, with the well-planned kitchen including plenty of bench space, a dishwasher and electric cooking appliances. The remaining three bedrooms can be accessed via a shared hallway, and are well located near the main bathroom.
The Gap is renowned for its welcoming community, and proximity to nature. Here you can spend your weekends relaxing at the Enoggera Reservoir, hiking at Mount Coot-Tha or in the D'aguilar National Park, or enjoying a bush walk or bite to eat at Walkabout Creek. Commuting to the City is a breeze, being an easy 11km drive, and with public transport nearby, you can enjoy the tranquility of The Gap while still having access to all that Brisbane has to offer.
Features:
- 4 bedrooms, main with ensuite and walk-in robe
- Formal lounge and adjoining living area with built in space for a home library
- Split system air-conditioning to the formal lounge, main bedroom and family room
- Double garage with storage space
- Enclosed backyard with easy care gardens and a garden shed
- Moments from local amenities including public transport, schools, shops and cafes
Contact Anthony on 0400 665 146 for further information or to arrange an inspection.
Disclaimer: In preparing this information we have endeavoured to ensure the information contained herein is accurate, but we accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect to any errors, omissions, inaccuracies, or misstatements that may occur. Prospective buyers should make their own enquiries to verify the information contained herein.
A conventional late‑20th century suburban brick home with competent finishes (brickwork, slate floors, plantation shutters) but no strong architect‑designed gestures. The plan and detailing read as typical of volume/custom builder homes from the 1980s–90s rather than an original or historically significant residence.
Key Architectural Features
face brick exteriorstepped/pitched tiled roof formsdouble garagebrick fireplace with timber mantleplantation shuttersslate-style floor tiling in living/kitcheninternal half-brick partition wallsbuilt-in shelving with sliding laddersingle-storey suburban plangarden setback with retaining wall
