Redholme, 203 Bangor Road

• Magnificent Victorian family residence in the prestigious Craigavad area

• Elevated position with breathtaking panoramic views across Belfast Lough to the Antrim Hills

• Detached two-storey coach house with self-contained accommodation, ideal for multi-generational living, guests or Airbnb

• Wealth of original period features: stained glass, ornate cornicing, fireplaces, tiled floors

• Grand reception hall with original mosaic tiled flooring and impressive staircase

• Three elegant reception rooms retaining period character

• Spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and family living area

• Traditional oil-fired Aga with handcrafted-style cabinetry and granite worktops

• Bright conservatory overlooking landscaped gardens

• Extensive utility room, preparation kitchen, boot room and laundry area

• Six generously proportioned bedrooms, one currently used as a study/home office

• Principal bedroom with en suite shower room and outstanding lough views

• Well-appointed family bathroom with bath and separate shower

• Sweeping tarmac driveway with extensive off-street parking

• Mature landscaped gardens with lawns, specimen trees and established planting

• Private rear courtyard and garden for peaceful outdoor space

• Rare opportunity to acquire one of Craigavad's most impressive homes in an exceptional coastal setting

Redholme, 203 Bangor Road, is an exceptional detached Victorian residence set on a magnificent mature site with breathtaking views across Belfast Lough to the Antrim Hills.

The house retains a wealth of original character - ornate stained glass, decorative cornicing, picture rails, tiled flooring and fine fireplaces - throughout its versatile living space. A welcoming reception hall leads to three elegant reception rooms, many enjoying spectacular lough views. At the heart of the home, a superb open-plan kitchen, dining and living area features a traditional oil-fired Aga, handcrafted-style cabinetry, granite worktops and French doors opening to a bright conservatory overlooking the landscaped gardens.

The first floor offers six well-proportioned bedrooms, including a magnificent principal suite with an en suite shower room and panoramic lough views; the sixth is currently configured as a study, ideal for home working. A spacious family bathroom completes the accommodation.

A standout feature of this property is the detached two-storey coach house, thoughtfully converted to provide self-contained accommodation, with a shower room on the ground floor. Full of character in its own right, it offers rare flexibility for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, Airbnb potential, or a private home office and consulting rooms - a level of independence seldom found with homes of this era.

The property is approached via a sweeping tarmac driveway with ample parking, set within mature, beautifully maintained gardens with expansive lawns, established trees and hedging. Private rear gardens and a courtyard provide peaceful outdoor space in this stunning coastal setting.

Redholme presents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished family home of exceptional character and flexibility in one of Craigavad's most sought-after locations.

GROUND FLOOR

Entrance

Original front door with glazed side lights and top lights to reception porch

Reception Porch 2.24 x 1.42 (7'4" x 4'7")

With outlook over front gardens, original tiled floor, cornice ceiling, glazed and etched inner door with matching side light and original stained glass top light to spacious reception hall.

Spacious Reception Hall 4.72 x 2.4 (15'5" x 7'10")

With original period floor tiling, cornice ceiling, carved and polished newel post and turned spindle staircase and balustrade to first floor with feature stained glass window on return, storage under stairs and walk-in cloaks cupboard under stairs.

Ground Floor WC 7.8 x 5.38 (25'7" x 17'7")

With white suite comprising low flush WC, vanity unit, ceramic tiled floor, picture rail, cornice ceiling.

Drawing Room 5.16 x 3.48 (16'11" x 11'5")

Dual aspect windows, measurement into bow window, outlook over front gardens across Belfast Lough to the Antrim Hills and coastline, outlook to driveway and side garden, carved painted pillared fireplace surround with tiled hearth and cast iron canopy fire, cornice ceiling, picture rail.

Lounge 6.73 x 4.52 ( 22'0" x 14'9")

Polished Italian marble fireplace, mantel and granite inset and hearth, gas coal fire, picture rail, cornice ceiling, outlook to front gardens across Belfast Lough to the Antrim Hills and coastline, original stained glass top light.

Family Room 7.52 x 4.55 ( 24'8" x 14'11")

Cast iron fireplace, tiled hearth with dog grate, outlet for gas fire, bow window with outlook to driveway, side and front gardens, original stained glass top light, cornice ceiling.

Kitchen/Dining/Living Space 7.8 x 5.38 (25'7" x 17'7")

White Aga oil fired range, range of high and low level hand painted style units, pewter fittings, granite work surface, part tiled walls, built-in plate rack and display shelving, housing for American style fridge freezer, dishwasher, outlook to rear courtyard, access to utility room, cornice ceiling, recessed spotlighting, ample family dining area with outlook to rear garden and Bluestone wall, open through French doors to conservatory.

Conservatory 4.24 x 3.48 (13'10" x 11'5")

Timber double glazed conservatory providing delightful outlook across well tended front and side gardens with glimpses of Belfast Lough, ceramic tiled floor.

Large Preparation Kitchen/Utility Room/Boot Room/ 4.34 x 3.84 (14'2" x 12'7")

Range of high and low level units, laminate work surface, ceramic sink and a half sink unit, mixer taps, plumbed for washing machine, space for dryer, integrated four ring ceramic hob, oven below, space for fridge freezer, part tiled walls, dual aspect to rear courtyard and to driveway, access to wood/garden store, access to driveway.

Wood/Garden Store 3.89 x 0.23 (12'9" x 0'9")

Partitioned, oil boiler.

STAIRCASE TO FIRST FLOOR

First Floor Return

With cornice ceiling and feature stained glass original window to first floor return.

Principal Bedroom 6.16 x 4.62 (20'2" x 15'1")

Dual aspect windows with elevated fantastic outlook across front gardens to Belfast Lough and across Belfast Lough to the Antrim Hills and coastline, original stained glass top light to both windows and outlook to side gardens, range of built-in robes, cornice ceiling, picture rail.

En Suite Shower Room 3.38 x 3.2 (11'1" x 10'5")

With white suite comprising low flush WC, vanity unit, cupboards below and drawer units, display shelving, further built-in robe storage and built-in fully tiled shower cubicle with thermostatically controlled period style shower unit, heated towel rail, cornice ceiling, outlook to driveway and side garden.

Bedroom Two 6.02 x 4 (19'9" x 13'1")

Elevated breathtaking outlook across front gardens and across Belfast Lough and the Antrim Hills and coastline, original stained glass top light, picture rail, cornice ceiling.

Bedroom Three 4 x 3.18 (13'1" x 10'5")

Double built-in robes x two, picture rail, cornice ceiling, outlook to driveway and side garden, original stained glass top light.

Bedroom Four 4 x 3.78 (13'1" x 12'4")

Picture rail, cornice ceiling, outlook to side garden with original stained glass top light.

Bedroom Five 3.3 x 2.67 (10'9" x 8'9")

Outlook to well tended side and rear gardens, range of built-in robes, drawer unit and dresser, cornice ceiling, access to roof void.

Study 3.3 x 2.67 (10'9" x 8'9")

Cornice ceiling, outlook to courtyard.

Bathroom 3.76 x 2.46 (12'4" x 8'0")

White suite comprising low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, tiled panelled bath, antique style mixer taps, telephone hand shower, part tiled walls, built-in fully tiled shower, built-in PVC panelled shower cubicle with period style thermostatically controlled shower unit, cornice ceiling, recessed spotlighting, access hatch to roofspace.

Roofspace

Accessed via folding ladder, partially floored for storage, insulated and sark to roof, electric light.

SMALL COACH HOUSE AND ANCILLIARY DWELLING

Ideal for live-in relative or to be used as Airbnb, perfect for running a business from home, consulting rooms, etc.

Entrance

uPVC front door.

Lounge 4.34 x 4 (14'2" x 13'1")

Outlook to driveway and main house.

Shower Room 3.2 x 1.2 (10'5" x 3'11")

White suite comprising low flush WC, vanity unit, built-in tiled shower cubicle, thermostatically controlled shower unit.

OPEN TREAD STAIRCASE TO FIRST FLOOR

Open Plan with Kitchenette 7.7 x 4 (25'3" x 13'1")

With outlook across to main house and across gardens to Belfast Lough and the Antrim Hills and coastline, dual aspect windows with outlook to side garden.

OUTSIDE

Rear Courtyard/Gardens/Sweeping Driveway

Sweeping tarmac driveway, front garden laid in lawns, mature planting, mature trees, mature shrubs and hedging, ample parking, former coach house and store room, former garage, rear gardens laid in lawns, fabulous views across Belfast Lough to the Antrim Hills and coastline, outdoor lighting, water tap, rear courtyard.

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