16 Reo Place, YandinaQLD 4561

Listing data updated 15 June 2026

Scott Walters of RE/MAX Property Sales is delighted to bring to the busy Sunshine Coast market this exquisite move-in-ready family home that ticks more boxes than most. Welcome to 16 Reo Place, Yandina. Set within a quiet cul-de-sac in this beautiful quiet town, this 7-year-old modern family home is ready for quiet senior living, young family expansion, or an entertaining masterpiece ready to host, wine and dine. The front manicured gardens frame a superb street appeal with the plantation shutters and rose bushes making the home feel wonderfully inviting. Walking through the front door, the media room and master bedroom are right up front, giving excellent separation from the rear 3 bedrooms. The master suite has a generous walk-in-robe leading to a large ensuite while the primary living sits alongside windows with views to the outdoor entertaining area, while the immediate kitchen is complimented with additional pantry and storage space on the opposite wall. The rear 3 bedrooms all feature built-ins and ceiling fans, complimenting the house-wide ducted A/C. The main bathroom sits firmly between all 3 secondary bedrooms along with a large separate laundry with external access. What really sells this incredible home is the vast outdoor entertaining district. Alongside a fenced full-size spa, this 70m2 alfresco space is fully covered for year-round comfort and features a full-kitchen ready for hosting, entertaining or relaxing. The low-maintenance fully fenced yard is lined with low-maintenance gardens for extra greenery and privacy, while 2 garden sheds provide ample storage for garden tools and the mower. Homes of this caliber do not last long in this busy market. For more information contact the listing agent Scott Walters on 0447 474 982 *Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.