‘Birchgrove’, is a stand out property set on approximately 5 acres, only a short sealed drive to the City of Armidale. Set amongst established neighbours, this property has an undeniable “WOW” factor offering quality in every respect. Boasting amazing gardens, quality infrastructure for horse lovers and a classic family homestead. Some of the major features include:
– Main bedroom of excellent size, generous walk in robe, modern ensuite with first class fittings and under tile heating.
– Plus 4 other generous sized bedrooms, all with built in robes.
– Amazing custom built kitchen, 900 mm freestanding gas cooking, stone bench and walk in pantry.
– Large family/dining room with access to the North facing timber alfresco deck.
– Separate media room in the zoned kids living area.
– Main bathroom with bath, shower, separate toilet and under tile heating.
– High 2700mm ceilings through out.
– Large laundry with great storage.
– Wood heating, plus ducted reverse cycle air conditioning.
– Immaculate salt water pool with heat pump, plus fabulous cabana area for entertaining.
– 3 bay carport beside the dwelling.
– Fully fenced flat house yard with manicured, established gardens.
– Approx. 150,000 litres of tank water.
– 60m x 20m grassed dressage arena.
– 9m x 10m fully powered and concrete shed with shower/toilet facilities.
– 2 stables plus tac room, fully powered plus wash bay and awning.
– 5 separate horse paddocks with special pvc fencing.
– Electric entrance gates at the front of the driveway.
– Easy sealed road drive to the CBD of Armidale.

‘Birchgrove’ is a stunning property. With a tree lined driveway, established gardens, this home is fully set up and established for someone to move straight into. This 5 acres lifestyle package will attract interest from a wide range of buyers. For further information contact Michael Singleton on 0434714788, or for your private inspection.

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*