61 Ash Tree Drive

61 Ash Tree Drive is simply one of the most breath taking properties the New England real estate market has seen. The home is positioned high above Armidale with scenic views back over the city. The amazing home offers four large bedrooms two substantial living areas, multiple outdoor living spaces and a view you will find yourself entranced with. This is truly a one of a kind property that is ready for the new owners to simply move in and enjoy. Other features include: Four over size bedrooms all with ample storage and vistas to the landscaped garden The master suite offers a substantial walk in robe plus a lavish ensuite with automatic skylights The home is kept comfortable all year round with alpine insulation and double glazed windows throughout Open plan living with elevated ceilings and ducted reverse cycle air conditioning plus a feature stone clad wood fire 19kw kilowatt solar panels help off set the homes power usage all year round A large outdoor entertaining area flows seamlessly from the living area with glass balustrade that maximises the views on offer There is a second paved out door area that also flows from the main living space and then leads to the back garden Designer kitchen with high end finishing's, stone bench tops and a full butlers kitchen perfect for entertaining Additionally there is another living space downstairs which could be utilised as a media room, rumpus room or home gym A swim spa with large heat pump which make this ideal to use all year round There is a large garage approximately 15m x 9m with power and accommodation for up to four cars Architecturally designed and meticulously crafted this is truly a special property. Properties of this calibre with arguably one of the most amazing views are very rare to the New England market. To arrange a private viewing or for any further details 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*