Set on a generous 1,486m² (apx) block, this three bedroom plus study weatherboard home offers a wonderful blend of comfort, space and everyday practicality in the heart of Walcha. Nestled in the New England High Country and known for its acclaimed Open Air Gallery of more than 50 sculptures, Walcha is a warm, community oriented town of approximately 2,475 people, offering a genuine rural lifestyle surrounded by stunning natural scenery, including nearby national parks, waterfalls and gorge country.
Almost all of the town's businesses are small and locally owned, with families well catered for through two primary schools, one high school, two supermarkets, a pharmacy, butcher, post office, boutiques and coffee shops, plus the added convenience of being just 64km from Armidale for those needing access to a larger regional centre.
Inside, the open plan living and dining area is warmed by a wood fire, creating a cosy hub for family life, while a mix of polished floorboards, carpet and linoleum tiles flow throughout the home, along with day and night blinds for added comfort and privacy. The modern kitchen is a real feature, complete with an island bench and breakfast bar, dishwasher and electric cooktop, making it as functional as it is inviting. A walk in pantry provides excellent storage, and with two toilets in the home, including one conveniently located in the laundry, everyday living is made that much easier.
Outside, a large rear deck offers a fantastic space to relax or entertain, fully fenced and secure for peace of mind, while the yard itself is also fully fenced, ideal for children, pets or simply extra privacy. Vehicle and storage needs are well and truly covered too, with a large garage measuring 6.9m x 10.8m complete with electric doors, plus a separate garage and a small water tank, offering excellent flexibility for a workshop, extra vehicles or hobby space.
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