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3 Bed Terraced
14 Bridge Street
Downpatrick, Killyleagh, BT30 9QN
offers around
£245,000
Key Features & Description
Charming and Spacious Mid Terrace Property in Killyleagh
This Property Boast Period Character, Contemporary Design and an Array of Original Features
Open Plan Kitchen / Living / Dining Space with Bespoke Fully Fitted Kitchen, Exposed Stone Walls and Part Double Height Ceiling
Downstairs Bedroom or Office Space
Utility / WC
Two Further Bedrooms to 1st Floor
Contemporary Four Piece Bathroom Suite
Fully Enclosed Front and Rear Gardens with Lawns, Mature Planting and Paved Patio Areas
Oil Fired Central Heating / Underfloor Heating to Ground Floor
Positioned in the Heart Of Killyleagh Village within Walking Distance to the Shoreline of Strangford Lough
Close to Many Amenities Including Shops, Cafes, Restaurants, Schools and Churches
Good Road and Transport Links to Belfast, Downpatrick and Comber
Early Viewing is Highly Recommended To Fully Appreciate all This Magnificent Property has to Offer
Description
A charming and deceptively spacious mid terrace property, dating back to 1910, beautifully restored and finished to an exceptional standard throughout, ideally located on Bridge Street in the heart of Killyleagh.
This stunning home seamlessly blends period character with contemporary design, boasting an array of original features including beautiful flooring, feature stained glass and exposed stone walls, all thoughtfully retained and enhanced during its tasteful renovation.
The ground floor offers an impressive open plan kitchen, living, dining space, designed with modern living in mind. The bespoke fully fitted kitchen is complete with a stylish island and integrated appliances, flowing effortlessly into a generous dining space and a striking part double height living space flooded with natural light from skylights. A practical utility with WC, as well as a versatile ground floor bedroom / office completes the ground floor. The ground floor also benefits from underfloor heating, enhancing comfort and efficiency.
Upstairs, the property offers two well-proportioned bedrooms along with a contemporary four-piece family bathroom.
Externally, the home continues to impress with fully enclosed front and rear gardens. The outdoor areas are beautifully maintained, featuring stone boundary walls, neat lawns, mature planting and established fruit trees, providing a peaceful environment. An outside storeroom offers additional practical storage space.
Situated within walking distance of the picturesque shoreline of Strangford Lough, the property enjoys all the charm of village life while remaining convenient to local amenities. Killyleagh is known for its historic character. The village offers a selection of shops, cafes, restaurants and local schools, while excellent transport links provide easy access to Downpatrick, Comber and Belfast.
A charming and deceptively spacious mid terrace property, dating back to 1910, beautifully restored and finished to an exceptional standard throughout, ideally located on Bridge Street in the heart of Killyleagh.
This stunning home seamlessly blends period character with contemporary design, boasting an array of original features including beautiful flooring, feature stained glass and exposed stone walls, all thoughtfully retained and enhanced during its tasteful renovation.
The ground floor offers an impressive open plan kitchen, living, dining space, designed with modern living in mind. The bespoke fully fitted kitchen is complete with a stylish island and integrated appliances, flowing effortlessly into a generous dining space and a striking part double height living space flooded with natural light from skylights. A practical utility with WC, as well as a versatile ground floor bedroom / office completes the ground floor. The ground floor also benefits from underfloor heating, enhancing comfort and efficiency.
Upstairs, the property offers two well-proportioned bedrooms along with a contemporary four-piece family bathroom.
Externally, the home continues to impress with fully enclosed front and rear gardens. The outdoor areas are beautifully maintained, featuring stone boundary walls, neat lawns, mature planting and established fruit trees, providing a peaceful environment. An outside storeroom offers additional practical storage space.
Situated within walking distance of the picturesque shoreline of Strangford Lough, the property enjoys all the charm of village life while remaining convenient to local amenities. Killyleagh is known for its historic character. The village offers a selection of shops, cafes, restaurants and local schools, while excellent transport links provide easy access to Downpatrick, Comber and Belfast.
Rooms
Solid wood front door with feature-stained glass inset
GROUND FLOOR
Entrance Porch
Outlook over front garden, wood panel ceiling, Terracotta tiled flooring, solid wood door with feature-stained glass inset to entrance hallway
Entrance Hallway
Terracotta tiled flooring, cloaks area, recessed spot lighting, access to electrics
Bedroom Three/Office 9'8" X 6'10" (2.95m X 2.08m)
LVT flooring, outlook over front garden, recessed spot lighting, range of built in storage
Kitchen / Dining 32'5" X 7'1" (9.88m X 2.16m)
Ceramic parquet tiled flooring ,recessed spot lighting, feature exposed natural stone walls, ample dining space, cloaks area, under stair storage with under floor heating manifolds, barn door with stained glass inset to enclosed area with boiler, ceiling skylight windows, wall lights, range of low and floor to ceiling bespoke units with hand painted solid wood doors and quartz worktops, tiled splashback, aesthetic Aqa providing functional storage options, inset Chambord ceramic sink with Fohen instant boiling water tap, pull out functional bins, integrated dishwasher, integrated Beko electric oven / grill, integrated fridge / freezer, bespoke pantry perfect as hidden tea and coffee station, shelving, island with additional storage drawers, four ring hob, extractor fan, feature pendant lighting
Living Area 10'2" X 14'9" (3.10m X 4.50m)
excellent living area space with part double height ceiling, inset shelf, French doors providing access to rear garden, access to WC / utility
WC/Utility Room 6'2" X 5'3" (1.88m X 1.60m)
Outlook to side through feature stain glass window, beautiful reclaimed natural stone tiled floor, solid wood barn interior door, wood panel ceiling, access to roof space, plumbed for washer dryer, wooden worktop with Belfast sink and brass mixer tap, tiled splashback, low flush WC
FIRST FLOOR
Landing
Carpet runner, access to roof space providing excellent storage options (floored, light and Velux window)
Principal Bedroom 8'10" X 13'9" (2.69m X 4.19m)
Carpet, outlook to front
Bedroom Two 11'8" X 6'11" (3.56m X 2.11m)
Outlook to rear over garden, LVT flooring
Bathroom 10'6" X 6'3" (3.20m X 1.91m)
LVT flooring, outlook to rear, feature wall panelling, chrome heated towel rail, wall lighting, recessed spot lighting, extractor fan, four piece contemporary suite comprising; low flush WC, freestanding bath with chrome mixer tap, floating vanity unit with wash hand basin, wall mounted taps and tiled splashback, shower enclosure with Mira Decor shower and feature tiled walls
Floored Attic 9'9" X 7' (2.97m X 2.13m)
Fully enclosed front garden with gate access (Could be converted to allow for off streetcar parking) bin storage area, garden laid in lawn with raised flowerbeds, paved brick patio area, uPVC guttering, fascia and downspouts. To the rear a fully enclosed space, outside water, outside light, access to attached store providing excellent garden storage, beautiful stone walls, raised flower beds with plants and shrubs, lawn with hedges and trees including Rhubarb bush, Raspberries bush, strawberry plants, plum, and apple trees, oil tank
Killinchy village sits on a hill overlooking Strangford Lough. The nearby settlement of Balloo is treated as part of Killinchy. Sketrick Castle is located near Killinchy and is estimated to date back to the 15th century. The Annals of the Four Masters record the capture of the castle in 1470. It was intact until the end of the 19th century when a storm demolished much of it. In 1957 a stone subterranean passage was discovered.
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