4 Quin Avenue Armidale, NSW 2350

Discreetly positioned in a tightly held cul-de-sac within Central North Armidale, Coniston is a quietly distinguished family residence offering privacy, scale and a beautiful outlook over adjoining parkland and creeklands.

Set across two generous levels, the home comprises five bedrooms and three bathrooms, with interiors defined by stunning hardwood timber flooring, high-set ceilings and an abundance of natural light. Retrofitted double-glazed windows enhance both comfort and efficiency, while a striking picture window frames peaceful views across the surrounding greenery, creating a sense of calm throughout the main living spaces.
The updated kitchen has been thoughtfully designed with both style and functionality in mind, featuring timber benchtops, electric cooking, dishwasher, soft close cabinetry and a well-appointed butler's pantry. Semi open plan living flows seamlessly through to a separate lounge area, all serviced by fully ducted reverse cycle air conditioning and enjoying leafy garden outlooks.
Accommodation upstairs includes four well-proportioned bedrooms, while the lower level offers a fully enclosed granny flat complete with its own kitchen and ensuite, ideal for extended family, guests or flexible living options.

Outdoors, a raised entertaining deck overlooks the home's exceptional meandering gardens, showcasing an array of exotic plantings that create a private and tranquil setting. The property is fully fenced and further enhanced by a chook run, water tank and established landscaping that contributes to the home's sense of seclusion.
Additional features include a single lock-up garage, solar array and excellent proximity to Armidale's town centre.

Combining privacy, quality and a highly desirable North Armidale location, Coniston presents a compelling opportunity for those seeking a refined yet relaxed lifestyle.

**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*