21 Plantation Street,

Additional Information

• 2 well proportioned double bedrooms
• Lounge with attractive Victorian style fireplace
• First floor modern shower room with a white suite
• Kitchen & Casual Dining area with attractive range of painted high and low level units
• Oil fired central heating
• Partial double glazing and single glazed sash windows to the front
• Porcelain wood grain tiled floor to the ground floor
• Fully furnished
• Outside Utility/ Boiler house store with WC and oil fired boiler
• Enclosed rear garden in decorative stone
• Within walking distance to the local amenities and shore of Strangford Lough
• Rent- £795 per month including rates
• Security Deposit £795- Held in a GovernmentTenancy Deposit Scheme
• Minimum 12 months tenancy - subject to a completed satisfactory application
• No Pets and No smokers

We are delighted to offer for rent this charming, superbly presented, refurbished two-bedroom Terrace Cottage set in the heart of Killyleagh Village. Situated just a short walk from all the local amenities, Strangford Lough and transport links.

Internally, this delightful property offers immaculately presented, stylishly furnished accommodation over two floors including two bedrooms and modern shower room on the first floor. Downstairs there is a lounge with a working fireplace and porcelaine wood effect tiled floor, open plan kitchen and casual dining space with attractive painted units and appliances. The rear door opens onto a private, decorative stoned courtyard leading to a detached store with utility area and WC.

Killyleagh is a popular destination for both tourists and locals with Killyeagh Castle as its focal point. Delamont Country Park and Gibb’s Island are great for family shoreline walks, Kayak and sea swimming groups. Picnic Deli, The Dufferin Arms, The Smuggler’s Table, Killyleagh Catch are just some of the local popular food outlets close at hand.

This a unique property for a decerning tenant looking for something a little special.

Directions

Plantation Street comes off the Downpatrick Road at one end and it also leads around to Castle Lane up to The Castle and High Street.