349 Donald Road, Armidale NSW 2350, Australia
It is a house set on a very large block of approximately 366,041 m² (about 36.6 ha). The extensive land provides ample space for outdoor activities or future development.
The property is about 1.3 km (roughly 1‑2 km) from the parish of Donald, which lies within Sandon County, New South Wales.
Armidale enjoys a subtropical highland climate with warm, comfortable summers and long, cool winters that often bring frosty mornings. Snowfall is rare, occurring on average about once every three years.
Armidale railway station provides daily passenger services to and from Sydney, while the local airport offers five daily flights to Sydney and connections to Brisbane. Additionally, daily coach services to Tenterfield and multiple bus routes serve the region.
The property is close to a number of scenic sites, including Oxley Wild Rivers National Park with Dangar Falls and Gara Gorge, Saumarez Homestead, and the Waterfall Way which leads to Wollomombi Falls and Cathedral Rock National Park.
Yes, Armidale hosts the Australian Wool Fashion Awards each March, the Autumn Festival in April, and the New England Wool Expo in May, all of which celebrate the region’s arts, fashion and agricultural heritage.
Armidale sits on the banks of Dumaresq Creek at an altitude between 970 m and 1,110 m, giving the area gently undulating pastures and bushland on granite soils. The surrounding highland landscape provides both fertile agricultural zones and protected natural reserves.
