5 Stace Street, Armidale NSW 2350

Located in a very sought after area on South Hill, Armidale is this beautifully presented, architecturally designed home. Positioned on a sprawling 1134m2 block with manicured and established gardens, the property offers more than generous living space for the new owners to spread out and enjoy this home. The property has had several well designed rooms added, creating an attractive yet passive solar home.
Other features of 5 Stace Street include:
- Four spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, and all with an outlook to the established gardens
- The master bedroom features a pitched cedar celling and a large dressing room with ensuite
- Three living areas plus a substantial formal dining room, and an additional breakfast room, providing room for entertaining and family living
- The passive solar home has been carefully designed with skylights to capture the winter sun, and filling the home with natural light
- Located on the eastern side of the home is a large outdoor entertaining deck which then flows to the peaceful garden, and there is another paved courtyard capturing the winter sun.
- The kitchen is well equipped with a Miele dishwasher, double oven, appliance hutch and generous bench space
- European laundry with generous cupboards
- Carport plus garage with storage
- Perfectly located in a quiet, private and leafy cul-de-sac in South Armidale
- The property is kept comfortable all year round with options for heating and cooling, having four reverse cycle air conditioning units located through the home, a free standing Lopi wood fire, an open fire place and ducted diesel heating
This is truly a stunning home that the new owners will certainly appreciate and cherish for years to come. It has been well-maintained inside and out. For further details on this prestige property or to arrange a private viewing contact Jeremy Creagan on 0401 508 801 *All information contained here is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries*