54W Fitzroy Street, Walcha NSW 2354

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 4 • Bathrooms: 1

Description: Embrace the charm and ease of country living with this welcoming four-bedroom weatherboard home, perfectly positioned just 100 metres from the centre of Walcha. Warm, inviting and full of character, the home has been refreshed with updated carpet, fresh paint and a renovated bathroom, creating a comfortable blend of classic charm and modern touches. The cosy woodfire sets the scene for Walcha's crisp high-country winters, while reverse cycle air conditioning ensures year-round comfort. With four bedrooms and a practical layout, there is plenty of space for family life, guests, or the flexibility of a home office. Step outside and enjoy the lifestyle that makes Walcha such a treasured place to live. Sitting high on the New England Tablelands at around 1,067 metres above sea level, Walcha is known as the "Pasture Wonderland," famous for its rich grazing country and welcoming rural community. Just moments from your doorstep you'll find cafés, shops and everyday conveniences, along with the town's renowned outdoor sculpture trail that transforms the streets into an open-air gallery. Beyond town, breathtaking natural beauty awaits, with the spectacular gorges and waterfalls of Oxley Wild Rivers National Park only a short drive away. For those needing regional access, the city of Armidale is just 60km away, offering additional schools, services and transport links while allowing you to return home to the peaceful pace of Walcha. Whether you're searching for a comfortable family home, a charming country retreat, or a solid investment in a welcoming rural community, this property captures the warmth and lifestyle that make Walcha so special. 54w Fitzroy Street would likely to attract a rental value of approximately $420 $440 per week in its current condition. *We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.*