Inside £1.35M six-bedroom Co Down listed property on the market

This period residence in Co Down thought to have been built in the early 1840's is currently on the market with a guide price of £1,350,00.

Highlands, 37 Farranfad Road, Seaforde is a B1 listed property which features "bright and spacious rooms" that have "retained many of their original features".

There is a 'generous' farmhouse kitchen, an adjoining pantry and scullery, with a laundry room, cloakroom, and drying room.

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The home has six bedrooms, two en suites, a principal bathroom and a study on the first floor level.

Estate agents Tim Martin & Co added: "Externally a stable yard with seven looseboxes, tack room, feed room, hayshed and log store not only provide ideal accommodation for those with equine interests but offer options to convert too, such as air BnB, granny flat, office space, studio etc if desired (subject to planning).

"Mature gardens with rolling lawns and a fine selection of shrubs together with the stands of native trees and two grazing paddocks combine to provide a private peaceful setting for the residence.

"Highlands is thought to have been built in the early 1840's by Colonel Gordon, who is believed to have acted as agent to the Forde family of Seaforde Estate."

They continued: "Extending to circa 9 acres surrounding the residence including formal lawns, two paddocks and fine stands of mature native trees including Horse and Sweet Chestnuts, Copper and Green Beech, Oak, Field Maple, Birch and Cedar providing privacy and a serene setting to the property...

"Limestone terraces are located to catch the sun and provide a pleasing al fresco extension to the residence."

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