89 Fathom Line

New to the market is 89 Fathom Line, a 3-bed bungalow located on a private site overlooking Narrow Water. Located on the main Newry – Omeath Road, a stone’s throw from the border, and short distance from Newry, this property will have wide appeal. 

The property boasts 3 bedrooms, kitchen and two reception rooms, as well as a conservatory. The property is located on a shared, unpaved laneway a short distance from the Fathom Line road. The Carlingford Lough Greenway runs past the property, and the Victoria Lough greenway entrance is close by. 

The property has commanding views of the Narrow Water, where the new Narrow Water bridge is currently under construction. This is an area seeing rapid and sustained growth as a benefit of the bridge, and this property will attract both investors and those seeking a forever home.  

The property will require refurbishment and modernisation. Heating is oil fired.

The property is approx. 1300 sq.ft. 

Rates: £1,675.74/ year (estimated) 

Ground Floor

Entrance Hall

Entrance hall leads through the length of the property. Wooden front door. Hardwood flooring.  

Reception Room (1) 

Generously proportioned square room with large window facing to the front of property. Carpet flooring and an open fire. 

Reception Room (2) 

Generously proportioned square room with large window facing to garden. Hardwood flooring. Glass and timber panelled partition to Entrance Hall. 

Kitchen

The kitchen is a large room to the rear of the property, with units on 3 walls. Free standing fridge/freezer. In generally good repair, with non-integrated appliances. Vinyl, tiled effect floor. 

Bathroom

Bathroom contains a unit mounted sink, toilet, shower and bath. Tiled floor to ceiling. 

Bedroom (1)

Single bedroom with hardwood floor. 

Bedroom (2) 

Double bedroom with hardwood floor. 

Bedroom (3) 

Double bedroom with hardwood floor. 

Conservatory

A timber structured conservatory is built onto the end of the house. Perspex sheets are used for the roof. Whilst the space is dry, it is in poor condition. Externally, the wood panels show deep and extensive rot, and weather-related damage.