Every now and again a property comes to the market which offers something a little different, and this end terrace cottage in the sought after and historic village of Ballycarry is undoubtedly one of those occasions. Located approximately four miles from Carrickfergus and two miles from Whitehead, the property combines a convenient location with surprisingly spacious accommodation, plenty of character, quirk and a layout that offers more than might initially be expected.
The 17'11 lounge features a cast iron stove, while the impressive 18' x 15' kitchen is open plan to the dining room and also incorporates a cast iron stove, creating a generous central living space. The contemporary kitchen is fitted with integrated appliances including a double oven, microwave and five-ring gas hob, while the property also benefits from a Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) system, designed to improve energy efficiency and help reduce heating costs. A separate family room provides additional living space, with double doors opening directly onto the enclosed rear garden and creating a natural connection between the inside and outside.
There are three bedrooms, including two good sized doubles, together with a downstairs wet room style shower room and a first floor bathroom fitted with a white suite, L-shaped bath and contemporary black framed shower screen. Double glazing and oil fired heating complete the accommodation, while the enclosed rear garden is laid to hardstanding and provides a low maintenance outdoor space. With its unusual layout, character and generous accommodation, the property would suit a first-time buyer, downsizer or family, and viewing is essential to appreciate what is on offer.