9 Harbour View , Annalong BT34 4EE

Additional Information

This 2 Bedroom Apartment offers exceptional accommodation with outstanding breath taking views of the Irish Sea, Mourne Mountains and the quaint Village Harbour of Annalong. Ideally situated just off all main town routes, schools, and local attractions. Viewing is a must to appreciate what this chance in a million apartment can offer any buyer.

Accommodation In Comprises:

• Entrance Hall, Main Reception, Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom
• Fully unique designer, furniture package – if required
• Solid oak doors throughout
• Gas heating
• Oak double glazed PVC windows
• Allocated parking space
• Commercial leisure area
• Sky box fully installed

Accommodation in Brief:

Lounge
Double PVC oak doors leading to a superb fully furnished modern apartment.
Fully cream porcelain tiles, modern free standing gas fine area, 8 electric sockets, TV & Sky points

Kitchen
Beautifully presented Kitchen built to an extremely high spec, with white highly polished units and black speckled work top, integrated washing machine, tumble dryer, gas hob/oven, and microwave. Free standing American fridge/freezer available within furniture package, chrome single drainer unit with mixer tap, recess spot lights in ceiling and neatly set in the kickboard, fully tiled black porcelain tiles on floor.

Master Bedroom
Oak semi solid wooden flooring, fully integrated robes and units with remote lighting, TV socket and 4 double sockets

Bedroom 2
Oak semi solid wooden flooring, fully integrated robes and units with remote lighting, TV socket and 4 double sockets

Master Bathroom
Corner shower with modern white bathroom suite, fully porcelain tiled flooring and walls, large heated towel rail, unique vanity unit and lighted mirror with integrated clock

The corn mill, built in the early 1800s, operated until the 1960s and was one of the last working watermills. This picturesque corn mill and harbour were once thriving businesses in the small village nestled in the Mourne Mountains near Kilkeel in County Down . The building still retains many of the original components. It has a grain drying kiln, three pairs of millstones and is powered by a 15ft waterwheel. The water is channelled from the nearby Annalong River.