Property Features

• Feature Property for the New York Times Northern Ireland Article
• Unique stone built stable block conversion with original building dating back to 1810
• Full planning permission granted for substantial extension to include a detached double garage with accommodation above
• Country kitchen with Rangemaster and space for dining & relaxing
• Three good sized bedrooms
• Master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in dressing room
• Five piece 'Heritage' bathroom suite
• Walk-in dressing rooms in two of the bedrooms
• Superb secluded site extending to circa 1.3 acres with mature gardens and excellent parking
• Feature wooden framed sash windows
• Oil fired central heating with under floor heating
• Access from a choice of two sweeping laneways

Property Description

In an idyllic rural setting on the outskirts of Killyleagh and with ease of access to commuting routes to Belfast, this desirable detached former stable block is perfectly placed at the end of a 600m that leads to a secluded trio of properties to include an 1800's Lodge, a renovated Mill House and "Course Stables" This exceptional home offers beautifully proportioned accommodation, finished to a high standard. The living space and layout will have wide appeal but may suit those looking to downsize or those who wish to accommodate a growing family. Full planning permission has been granted to radically extend to the rear and side of the property and to add a detached garage with accommodation above. (Plans available on request) Approached by a sweeping driveway the extensive site offers enormous scope. From it's position the property enjoys delightful rural views and offers a rare combination of being both secluded yet within a few minutes walk of Killyleagh Killyleagh Castles grounds are immediately beside the to course Stables, and Delamont Country Park is within walking distance from the back laneway. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate what this stunning residence has to offer.