28 Armidale Street, Norwood TAS 7250

Perfectly positioned in a peaceful, no-through cul-de-sac within the highly desirable Boiton Hill Estate, this much-loved residence offers an outstanding lifestyle in one of Norwood's most family-friendly pockets.

Custom-built in 2002 and cherished by one family for the past 23 years, the home has been impeccably maintained and thoughtfully updated to meet modern expectations while retaining a warm, welcoming feel.

Set amidst beautifully established and meticulously manicured gardens, the property features flourishing roses, productive vegetable beds, and year-round colour, all enhanced by all-day sun.

Inside, the home offers generous proportions and multiple living zones, including an open-plan kitchen and living area with underfloor tile heating, complemented by reverse-cycle heating and cooling for year-round comfort. A second living and dining space provides flexibility for families, while a light-filled sunroom captures the morning light and gentle afternoon sun, the perfect spot to relax with a coffee or unwind after a long day.

The updated kitchen and bathrooms, including an ensuite to the master bedroom, ensure modern convenience, while the home's 20 x 5 kW solar panels provide excellent energy efficiency and cost savings.

Accommodation is further complemented by a double garage with internal access, along with a workshop area that also offers convenient external access, ideal for families, hobbyists, or anyone needing additional storage.

Within easy walking distance to shops, parks, and excellent schooling options, including Norwood Primary, Queechy High, and Scotch Oakburn College, this property offers a rare combination of space, sunlight, and lifestyle.

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