4 Bed Detached House
Redcot, 35 Kings Road
Belfast, County Antrim, BT5 6JG
price
£1,295,000
- Status For Sale
- Property Type Detached
- Bedrooms 4
- Receptions 4
- Bathrooms 2
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Stamp Duty
Higher amount applies when purchasing as buy to let or as an additional property£73,250 / £138,000*
Key Features & Description
Description
Redcot on the Kings Road is a once in a generational opportunity to purchase one of the most important Belfast homes which is set on overall gardens and lands of c.2.4 acres.
This magnificent home is set in a well established and highly desirable area known for the leafy avenues, proximity to leading primary and secondary schools and with easy access to Ballyhackamore, Belmont and the city centre.
The original house dates to 1888, carefully constructed in a classic Edwardian design, with red brick, timber and plaster with spacious accommodation of c.3500 sq ft set over 2.5 floors, excluding the garages and outbuildings.
Needing investment to restore, the main house has the living spaces one would expect from a home of this era - a reception hallway, drawing room with hexagonal bay window, large family room, WC, utility and storeroom, study or kids room and a large living/dining/conservatory on the ground floor. On the first floor there are 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a further hidden staircase to the top floor which has attic rooms.
Outside is where this fine property is most unique, around 2.4 acres of parkland gardens laid out in a meandering driveway leading to parking and turning spaces in front of the main house and the outbuildings to the side. There are pathways each side through mature trees which all open and meet in the level large grass lawns which attract all day and evening sun. From here there are paths leading down to lower flowerbeds and garden spaces at the rear of the site which lead all the way down to border the Comber Greenway walks - some seriously prime real estate in the heart of East Belfast.
With a site this size, there is always a question of `What is the additional dwelling / development angle?´ There is obvious additional dwelling potential and there has been several applications in the past including outline applications for a higher density development within the grounds. Currently there is planning under reference LA04/2022/2234/F for refurbishment and an extension of the current dwelling which was approved April 17th 2024, which, if constructed, surely would create one of the finest homes in the province.
We would advise that the purchaser seeks advice from their planning consultants, builders or architects on higher density planning prior to submitting interest or written offers.
Redcot on the Kings Road is a once in a generational opportunity to purchase one of the most important Belfast homes which is set on overall gardens and lands of c.2.4 acres.
This magnificent home is set in a well established and highly desirable area known for the leafy avenues, proximity to leading primary and secondary schools and with easy access to Ballyhackamore, Belmont and the city centre.
The original house dates to 1888, carefully constructed in a classic Edwardian design, with red brick, timber and plaster with spacious accommodation of c.3500 sq ft set over 2.5 floors, excluding the garages and outbuildings.
Needing investment to restore, the main house has the living spaces one would expect from a home of this era - a reception hallway, drawing room with hexagonal bay window, large family room, WC, utility and storeroom, study or kids room and a large living/dining/conservatory on the ground floor. On the first floor there are 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a further hidden staircase to the top floor which has attic rooms.
Outside is where this fine property is most unique, around 2.4 acres of parkland gardens laid out in a meandering driveway leading to parking and turning spaces in front of the main house and the outbuildings to the side. There are pathways each side through mature trees which all open and meet in the level large grass lawns which attract all day and evening sun. From here there are paths leading down to lower flowerbeds and garden spaces at the rear of the site which lead all the way down to border the Comber Greenway walks - some seriously prime real estate in the heart of East Belfast.
With a site this size, there is always a question of `What is the additional dwelling / development angle?´ There is obvious additional dwelling potential and there has been several applications in the past including outline applications for a higher density development within the grounds. Currently there is planning under reference LA04/2022/2234/F for refurbishment and an extension of the current dwelling which was approved April 17th 2024, which, if constructed, surely would create one of the finest homes in the province.
We would advise that the purchaser seeks advice from their planning consultants, builders or architects on higher density planning prior to submitting interest or written offers.
Rooms
Outside
Sweeping gravel driveway past mature gardens bordered by trees, shrubs, hedges leading into front parking and turning areas in front of garages/outbuildings with ample parking for 6-8 cars.
This house is in need of modernisation but is one of the true East Belfast gentleman's residences.
Red brick entrance with sandstone detailing and side lights leading into porch area which leads into:
This house is in need of modernisation but is one of the true East Belfast gentleman's residences.
Red brick entrance with sandstone detailing and side lights leading into porch area which leads into:
Ground Floor
Reception Hall 10'6" X 13'5" (3.20m X 4.10m)
Attractive stone fireplace with mantle and side panels with open fire, solid wooden floor, wood panel ceiling with plate rack. Archway to left towards utility, study and kitchen areas. To the right leads to:
Formal Drawing Room 15'1" X 21'8" (4.60m X 6.60m)
Extending into a bay of 2.6m x 2.9 m which is hexagonal shaped overlooking the stunning south west facing rear gardens. This is a beautiful drawing room, bay window to the front with leaded and stained glass upper panels, Solid wooden windows, gable window, stone fireplace with hearth and open fire, windows to side and rear, hexagonal bay with door leading onto terraces which lead out towards gardens and entertaining areas.
Family Room 18'1" X 20'4" (5.50m X 6.20m)
Solid wooden floor, solid wooden carved fireplace with marble tiled inset and open fire, picture rail, cornicing and friezing on the walls, meticulously reclaimed stained glass windows with solid wooden frames, overlooking rear gardens.
Rear Hallway
Glazed wall leading towards entrance porch. Door to:
Study/Kids Room 12'6" X 13'1" (3.80m X 4.00m)
Terrazzo floor, wood burning stove, tiled inset, built-in bookcases and storage. Glazed French doors leading into Kitchen/Living/Dining Room.
Cloackroom
Utility cupboard, plumbed for washing machine and dryer, plenty of space, mud room effect with built in shelving. Low flush wc, wash hand basin, vanity unit, tiled walls and floor.
Kitchen 15'9" X 13'5" (4.80m X 4.10m)
Excellent range of high and low level cupboards, drawers, shelves and units, fitted appliances such as oven, hob, extractor fan, 1.5 bowl stainless steel sink, plumbed for dishwasher, beautifully reconditioned Navy Blue double Aga. Central glazed atrium bringing in lots of natural light. . Glazed French doors leading to dining and family area. Door to side entrance:
Rear Hallway 6'11" X 14'9" (2.10m X 4.50m)
Tiled floor. Door to outside;
Outside
Gardeners WC
Low flush wc with wash hand basin, extra fridge, oil fired central heating boiler, further utility area.
Ground Floor
Dining and Family Area 12'6" X 23'0" (3.80m X 7.00m)
Half of this room is conservatory style with upvc conservatory and windows, tiled floor, overlooking rear gardens and side outbuildings and garages. Extends to dining room and wraps around to the French doors which lead into Family Room.
First Floor
Landing
Original balustrades and spindles up to first floor landing with wooden panel detail and window to front overlooking parking and turning area. Door to walk in storage closet.
Bedroom One 21'0" X 12'10" (6.40m X 3.90m)
Solid wooden windows into bay with built in seating area overlooking beautiful gardens. Built in slide mirror robes, picture rail
Family Bathroom 9'6" X 9'6" (2.90m X 2.90m)
Beautiful original ceramic pink deep fill bath with antique style mixer taps and telephone hand shower, ornatre filing, low flush wc, Burlington wash hand basin with taps, shower provision and heated towel rail. Steps up to:
Bedroom Four 8'6" X 12'6" (2.60m X 3.80m)
Coved ceiling, picture rail, dual aspect windows with views overlooking front.
Principle Bedroom 20'0" X 13'9" (6.10m X 4.20m)
Windows to front with stained glass detailing, door to ensuite. Shower cubicle with instant heat shower, low flush wc, wash hand basin, partly tiled walls, low voltage lighting.
Bedroom Three 15'1" X 19'4" (4.60m X 5.90m)
Coved ceiling, built-in wardrobes, wash hand basin, mirror tiles and large gable windows. Door to staircase leading to:
Attic Rooms 15'5" X 7'3" (4.70m X 2.20m)
Could be used as further bedroom accommodation. Light and storage area, window, loft style rooms and box rooms. Also has playroom/study 3.7 m x 3.0.
Outside
Garage 16'9" X 26'11" (5.10m X 8.20m)
Currently used as gym with eaves ceiling, double garage door to front and single to side. Exposed brick wall, electric roller door to front and side, light and power.
Open Store/Garage 15'1" X 9'10" (4.60m X 3.00m)
Concrete screed floor, light, door through to:
Garden Room 9'10" X 15'1" (3.00m X 4.60m)
Windows to side, double doors to terraces and single door towards attached greenhouse.
Side
To the side of the property there are outbuildings and garages. There is a parking area which leads to an array of outside storage rooms, coal shed in front of concrete tiled car washing area in front of garages. There is a range of sitting areas and pathways which lead down towards extensive grounds which extends to approximately 2.2 acres. Large open lawns, mature trees, some of the tallest trees in East Belfast, many meandering pathways round to large open spaces which falls short of the Comber Greenway which has scope and potential for further development if required. Former vegetable and fruit gardens to side. Beautiful terraces, BBQ areas and spaces for the family to enjoy which are accessed via the main entertaining rooms. This home truly is an oasis right in the middle of East Belfast, it feels like you could be in the middle of the countryside.
This property has oil fired central heating, it is in need of modernisation and has plans passed.
This property has oil fired central heating, it is in need of modernisation and has plans passed.
Location
Travel on the Kings Road from the Knock lights junction heading to Sandown Road, the entrance to number 35 is on your left hand side.
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