151 Brown Street, Armidale, NSW 2350

Welcome to 151 Brown Street, Armidale. This stunning blue brick home has been transformed into a show stopping property located only a short walk to the CBD of Armidale. This elegant and spacious home still retains many of its fabulous original characteristics including high ceilings, exquisite windows, finely crafted decorative plaster ceilings and cornices. Properties of this calibre are certainly a rarity to the market.

Other features of 151 Brown Street include:

Five bedrooms in total with an incredibly spacious master bedroom that enjoys an outlook to the established gardens

Master suit offers a private bathroom and study area that also leads to a private deck

The home is temperature controlled throughout using a zoned ducted heating system and offers multiple rooms with indulgent underfloor heating

The designer kitchen features top of the line appliances, second oven, Zip hot water and soft close drawers as well as a fully serviced butlers' panty

The windows in the newer extension are all double-glazed helping keep these amazing light filled rooms comfortable all year round

Externally the landscaped block totals 882m2 has an array offer established trees and plants providing focal points in the garden as well a privacy

Single garage with ample off-street parking and storage space with loft style cubby house or studio

The property has a vast history Built by John Moore, one of Armidale's earliest Mayors, in the mid 1870's, this substantial family home received considerable alterations and is now a masterpiece waiting for its new owners. The residence is positioned only a short walk to the CBD of Armidale, local coffee shops and central park. This is your chance to secure a prized home in the New England Area. For further details on this prestige property or to arrange a private viewing contact Jeremy Creagan on 0401 508 801. *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*