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Five-bedroom family home by Co Down coast on the market for under £1m

Five-bedroom family home by Co Down coast on the market for under £1m

Number 14 has five bedrooms and three reception rooms plus an outside studio/office. It is located within easy walking distance of the train station and Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club.
The entrance hall leads to the drawing room with a feature marble fireplace, cast iron and tiled inset and slate hearth, while the dining room has a coved ceiling.
The living room has a feature fireplace and double uPVC glazed French doors to a conservatory with tiles slate effect flooring, heat and power.
The kitchen has an extensive range of pine high and low level cupboards, a Belfast sink and four-ring ceramic hob. Additionally, there's a dishwasher and Zanussi oven and an Esse range. The adjacent utility room is plumbed for a washing machine and offers a door to both the outside and garage.
On the first floor you'll find two bedrooms, each with ensuite shower rooms, one with an extensive range of built-in wardrobes and cupboards. There are also two bedrooms and a family bathroom with panelled corner bath, double glazed Velux windows and shelved hot press.
On the landing is a wooden ladder to roof space which is floored and sheeted.
Externally, the studio/home office has heat, light and power, while there's also a greenhouse, summer house and timber shed.
With the integral double garage is space for a teenage den or guest suite, which contains an ensuite shower room.
There is a sunny private garden to the front of the property, while side and rear are in lawns with borders, mature trees and hedges.
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