Dating from 1892, this remarkable Victorian home has been restored with precision, celebrating its heritage while integrating thoughtful modern touches. Positioned on a 771m² parcel in Armidale's distinguished central south, the residence sits among other fine period properties and is just a short walk to the CBD, schools, and nearby parks.
Inside, every detail speaks of craftsmanship. Hoop pine ceilings, leadlight windows, and decorative fireplaces give a rich sense of character, complemented by William Morris wallpapers and Axminster carpets. The formal reception rooms are memorable spaces, with the library showcasing full-height mahogany shelving that frames the room beautifully. At the heart of the home, a Danish HTH oak kitchen connects via servery to the stately dining room, creating a warm centrepiece for family life and entertaining alike.
The western red cedar bathroom is equally striking, with marble floors, a cast iron bath, and dual showers underscoring its bespoke design. Outside, the wraparound verandah and vine-covered rear deck provide tranquil outlooks over landscaped grounds, where manicured lawns and a mature Japanese maple take pride of place. A double garage with additional storage and a pebble driveway complete the property.
This is a home of rare distinction, offering timeless architecture within one of Armidale's most esteemed neighbourhoods.
Features;
- Heritage interiors with restored hoop pine ceilings, stained glass, and original fireplaces
- Elegant library and sitting room with floor-to-ceiling mahogany shelving and period detailing
- Danish HTH oak kitchen linking to the dining room via a traditional servery
- Designer bathroom in western red cedar, with marble flooring, dual showers, and cast iron tub
- Wraparound verandah and vine-draped deck offering outdoor living across the seasons
- Landscaped grounds with established Japanese maple and neatly maintained lawns
- Secure double electric door garage and workshop space with adjoining pebble driveway
- Prestigious address surrounded by significant heritage homes of the Victorian and Federation eras
- Walking distance to Armidale's CBD, quality schools, and leafy public parks
- Substantial solar system for energy efficiency and reduced living costs.
