Tucked away in a peaceful South Hill setting, 10 Belinda Place offers a rare sense of privacy and tranquillity, surrounded by magnificent established gardens that make this property feel like your own private retreat.
North-facing and beautifully positioned, the home enjoys an abundance of natural light while looking out across its grand gardens. The established landscaping creates a wonderful sense of seclusion, providing a peaceful backdrop that feels worlds away from the everyday.
The home offers three well-sized bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing a comfortable and practical layout for families, couples or those looking for a quiet place to call home. The north-facing orientation adds warmth and light throughout, while the surrounding gardens provide an exceptional connection to the outdoors.
For families, the property's position within the Martins Gully Public School catchment adds another significant layer of appeal, while the peaceful South Hill location provides easy access to local amenities, parks and the wider Armidale community.
Outside is where this property truly comes into its own. The established gardens are a defining feature with secret gardens, specimen planting and flowers for every season creating a feeling of a private wildlife sanctuary with lush greenery and a feeling of space rarely found so close to town.
There is also the potential to explore the addition of a second dwelling, subject to Council approval and relevant planning requirements, providing an exciting opportunity for those looking to add further value in the future.
Whether you're enjoying the gardens, soaking up the northern sunshine or simply appreciating the peace and privacy of your surroundings, 10 Belinda Place offers a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find.
A beautifully established private escape where gardens, light and peaceful South Hill living come together.
Disclaimer: We have obtained all information from sources we believe to be reliable, however we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.
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