25 Main Street,

Additional Information

• Set on a Spacious Elevated Site in the Heart of Killinchy with Spectacular Views Over Strangford Lough
• Detached with Two Well Proportioned Bedrooms
• Bright Family Lounge with Feature Fireplace
• Fully Fitted Kitchen with Dining Space
• Family Bathroom
• Excellent Sized Floored Attic Providing Ample Storage Space
• Oil Fired Central Heating
• Outbuildings - Possible Utility Space
• Excellent Potential - CASH OFFERS ONLY!
• Close to the Shores of Strangford Lough with Many Coastal and Countryside Walks Available
• Excellent Road and Transport Links Available to Belfast and Surrounding Towns
• Many Well Renowned Local Restaurants Including Balloo House, Over Wood, daft Eddys and The Poachers Pocket
• Early Viewing Highly Recommended

Set on an elevated and spacious site in the heart of Killinchy this detached property enjoys stunning views Strangford Lough and offers an exciting opportunity for purchasers seeking a home with both character and potential.

The accommodation comprises of two well – proportioned bedroom, a bright reception room, fully fitted kitchen and a family bathroom. In addition, an excellent floored attic space provides versatility. The property benefits from oil fired central heating and is further enhanced by a generous outdoor space, including outbuildings, lawns with mature planting, and a large driveway offering ample off streetcar parking.

Located on Main Street, the property is within easy access of local shops, cafes and amenities in Killinchy Village. The area is well known for its beautiful countryside and coastal walks, with Strangford Lough on the doorstep offering sailing, fishing, and other leisure facilities. The acclaimed Balloo house restaurant is nearby, while Comber and Saintfield are only a short drive away, providing a wider range of schools, shops and services. Belfast is also easy accessed via excellent road and transport links.

This is a rare opportunity to secure a home in a highly sought after location with wonderful views and significant potential.

CASH OFFERS ONLY!

ENTRANCE

Entrance Hall 5.08m x 2.26m (16'8" x 7'5")

Carpet, dual aspect outlook to both sides

GROUND FLOOR

Lounge 5.89m x 4.42m (19'4" x 14'6")

Carpet, tri aspect outlook with views over Strangford Lough, cornice ceiling, feature open fire with slate surround and tiled hearth

Kitchen/Dining 3.99m x 2.46m (13'1" x 8'1")

Dual aspect outlook over rear garden, carpet, range of low and high level units with solod wood doors, laminate worksurface, tiled walls, double stainless steel sink and drainer with chrome mixer tap, space for washing machine, space for fridge / freezer, Indesit electric oven / grill, four ring gas hob, extractor fan, space for tumble dryer, breakfast bar seating overlooking garden, wooden door with frosted glass inset to drive

Bathroom 2.82m x 1.83m (9'3" x 6')

Dual aspect outlook over side and rear, bath with chrome mixer tap and handheld shower, low flush WC, pedestal sink with chrome mixer tap, wood panel ceiling, extractor fan, shower enclosure with Mira Sport electric shower

Bedroom One 2.95m x 3.05m (9'8" x 10')

Outlook to front with excellent views over Strangford Lough, carpet

Bedroom Two 2.87m x 3.02m (9'5" x 9'11")

Dual aspect outlook to side and rear, carpet, wood panel ceiling

FIRST FLOOR

Floored Attic One 2.74m x 3.05m (9' x 10')

Excellent storage, outlook to side

Floored Attic Two 2.87m x 2.97m (9'5" x 9'9")

Excellent storage, outlook to side

OUTSIDE

Property sits on an excellent elevated site with views over Strangford Lough. To the front a large driveway providing ample off streetcar parking, lawn with mature planting. To the rear an excellent sized space with lawn and mature planting. Outbuildings with light and power, could be utilised as a utility room or for storage. uPVC gutters, fascia and downspouts, boiler, oil tank, outside water, outside

Garage 3.53m x 2.54m (11'7" x 8'4")

Killinchy village sits on a hill overlooking Strangford Lough. The nearby settlement of Balloo is treated as part of Killinchy. Sketrick Castle is located near Killinchy and is estimated to date back to the 15th century. The Annals of the Four Masters record the capture of the castle in 1470. It was intact until the end of the 19th century when a storm demolished much of it. In 1957 a stone subterranean passage was discovered.