A traditional New England blue-brick stables in Armidale, originally built for racehorses, has been magnificently converted into a modern residence retaining its 1890s charm.
Offering an unrivalled standard of living, this property presents historic charm in a modern-day setting.
Constructed in the 1890s from traditional New England blue brick, this home will appeal to those who love period style architecture and luxury style living.
The stables were originally built for James Miller’s ‘Kapunda’ estate, which was described in 1981 as “one of the most complete private residences in town”,
The stables, planned by James White, were described as “very comfortable quarters” for racehorses.
The building at 148 Dangar Street was refurbished as a four-bedroom residence after 1900, with further renovations later to meet the demands of modern living.
Image: Professionals Armidale
The grand foyer boasts a distinctive staircase of beautiful Oregon and Hoop Pine joinery.
A formal living room and elegant dining room, complete with wood heating, are positioned on either side of the staircase.
Every room of the home enjoys high ceilings and plantation shutters.
Period style motorised blinds, programmable to open and close with the sun, have also been installed.
The home contains a spacious ground-level bedroom with original open fireplace. Upstairs the inviting master bedroom, boasts a walk-in robe and a study area overlooking the scenic grounds.
The contemporary-style chef's kitchen is complete with stone bench tops, large oven and gas cook top flows seamlessly through white french doors onto the north facing entertainment deck. Opposite the kitchen is an informal sunlit sitting room.
Entry to the property via ornate iron gates into the immaculately landscaped garden complete with manicured hedges, lush lawns, fruit grove, and water feature.
See more of 148 Dangar Street, Armidale, including additional photos, video and floorplans on Luxury List.
To arrange a private inspection phone or email Ben Saxby of Professionals Armidale via this link.
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