65 Hill Street

Tamworth NSW 2340

1618 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

'Talooma': History, Light + Lifestyle

A landmark, heritage-listed home of more than 130 years, 'Talooma' blends architectural grandeur with modern livability in blue-chip East Tamworth. Soaring 14-ft decorative ceilings, cypress timber floorboards, original French doors, stained glass windows, Georgian shutters, decorative chandeliers and pressed-metal detailing set an elegant tone. Five generous bedrooms include the main with large built-ins and a marble-tiled ensuite marrying contemporary polish with timeless style. Entertain with ease in the large, formal sitting room opening to the wide wrap-around verandah or gather in the impressive open-plan living area anchored by a Carrara-marble kitchen with bespoke island bench, 90cm Ilve gas cooktop and electric oven, and butler's pantry. Grand columns draw your eye to the beautiful high ceilings, while large windows and French doors flood the home with natural light. Reverse-cycle split systems throughout provide year-round comfort. Outdoors is pure escape: the wide wrap-around verandah frames the home, manicured gardens enhance the spacious grounds, and the large saltwater pool invites long summer afternoons. The grape-covered pergola creates a private oasis for weekend lunches, while a double carport delivers convenient off-street parking. • Five bedrooms, main with built in robe and ensuite • Two living areas include a formal sitting room and open plan kitchen/dining/living • Dream kitchen featuring oversized Carrara marble benchtops, freestanding Ilve appliances and Miele dishwasher • Reverse-cycle spilt-system air conditioning for year-round comfort • Large saltwater pool • Double carport for off-street parking • Land size 1,618m². Council rates approx. $5,300 p/a * This information has been prepared to assist solely in the marketing of this property. Whilst all care has been taken to ensure the information provided herein is correct, we do not take responsibility for any inaccuracies. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify the information.