9 Kildare Park

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Strangford Village, this exceptional detached Georgian-style home is a rare and captivating find where timeless architecture meets beautifully curated interiors that feel both fresh and wonderfully characterful.

The home's classic Georgian façade sets an immediate impression, with its tall sliding sash windows, ornate fanlight, and a grand hardwood front door framed by elegant granite stonework. Step inside and you are instantly embraced by a sense of warmth and welcome that flows effortlessly throughout.

The interiors have been newly appointed to an exceptional standard, thoughtfully styled to complement the home's Georgian bones with an antique-inspired aesthetic. Soft, layered palettes, rich textures, and carefully chosen finishes give each room a timeless charm elegant without being formal, and deeply inviting from the moment you arrive. High ceilings soar overhead, ornate cornices draw the eye, and intricate panelling adds depth and character to every principal room. This is a home that wraps itself around you.

The heart of the property is a beautifully appointed kitchen, featuring bespoke cabinetry in muted heritage tones, luxurious quartz & Iroko worktops, and fully integrated appliances. The adjoining dining/sitting room is a wonderfully sociable space, perfect for relaxed evenings or larger gatherings, with French doors that open directly onto the garden.

Four bedroom layout, primary bedroom with bespoke built in wardrobes and ensuite shower room, the landing would also make a great reading space.

Outside, the gardens have been meticulously landscaped to create a truly exceptional outdoor setting. Newly laid paving provides elegant, low-maintenance entertaining space, while a charming summerhouse offers a perfect hideaway for quieter moments. A double driveway provides generous off-street parking and adds to the strong kerb appeal of this already striking property.

Strangford is not just a location it is a lifestyle. The village and surrounding peninsula offer a food scene that genuinely reflects its surroundings; fresh seafood landed locally, artisan produce from rich County Down farmland, and welcoming restaurants where open fires and Lough views make every meal an occasion.

Outside, the coastline, woodland trails, and sweeping water's edge create a playground for those who love the outdoors. Walk for miles through ancient estate grounds, spot seals and otters along the shore, or take to the water by kayak or paddle board. The Mourne Mountains form a stunning horizon, and the iconic ferry crossing adds a charm to daily life that never grows old. This is a place of natural beauty, fresh air, and a slower, richer pace of living that is very hard to leave.