27 Glastry Road, Newtownards, BT22 1DP

Perfectly located in picturesque countryside this charming period home, originally two cottages and shop are steeped in character, history, and charm. Dating back to 1820 and 1870 respectively the two dwellings, 27 & 27a have been sympathetically restored retaining many of the original features, with thick stone walls, deep-set windows and have been modernised to an exceptional standard offering a rare opportunity to purchase such a unique property with a splendid mix of old-world charm but with a contemporary twist. With delightful countryside views the property is only a short drive from the village of Kircubbin, close to the shores of Strangford Lough, between with the bustling market town of Newtownards and Portaferry. With many local amenities, schools and wonderful local beaches only a short drive away there are a wealth of opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors and surrounding areas and will have great appeal to those looking for a slower pace of life -or even a new business opportunity with the possibility to convert the annex into a holiday rental to bring in an extra income or those needing that extra space for independent elderly relatives or visiting family the possibilities are endless... The main dwelling, number 27, has been extensively converted to provide spacious and comfortable living accommodation throughout and comprises of welcoming entrance hall, spacious but cosy lounge with feature open fireplace and sliding doors out to the sunroom with garden views and access to paved sun terrace overlooking the stunning gardens and countryside, The country style bespoke open plan kitchen has plenty of storage, built in units and appliances and is open to casual dining with snug area. Upstairs are three beautifully presented double bedrooms, the master bedroom with vaulted ceiling flooding with plenty of natural light and separate luxury family bathroom with free standing bath and walk in shower. The annex, number 27a was a lacemakers and grocers' shop for the area and dates back to 1870 with many period features still in place including the wooden shop fittings and till drawer. Upstairs has vaulted ceiling with the original beams and would have formerly been used to store grain and seeds. With two fireplaces and plenty of character, views over the garden and own front door could easily be converted to make a charming annexe or holiday rental. Outside the property las substantial gated driveway to the rear with secure carparking for several cars and is surrounded by beautifully maintained cottage style gardens with original water well and raised sun terrace, just the perfect place to enjoy and share the delights of a more laid-back pace of life.