Located just moments from both the Malone and Lisburn Road, this 18th century Eglantine Avenue property exudes warmth and charm.
Those who like a traditional looking property with all the mod cons can revel in this sumptuous red brick home which retains its period charm but can boast oil fired central heating and even an insulated roof space. Bay windows are meanwhile a coveted feature in new developments, but here in leafy south Belfast they are, more often than not the norm.
The terrace property sprawls three floors featuring surprises at every twist and turn. The ground floor comprises an attractively tiled entrance porch, two reception rooms, a spacious kitchen with room for casual dining and a shower room. A most beautiful drawing room with a solid wood floor and cast iron fireplace with marble surround is meanwhile situated on the first floor along with two spacious bedrooms and a bathroom suite. Two further bedrooms, bringing the property’s total to four, are located on the third floor.
Indeed as one would expect with an 18th century property like this, there's lots of fireplaces. And regardless of whether you want to light them or not, they always add a certain warmth to any family home.
Outside enjoy a well maintained garden and paved area - simply perfect for long and lazy Sundays. And of course, given your location a wealth of amenities including some of the finest shops, cafes and restaurants in Belfast await you.
This is a traditional property in every sense of the word however it is equally modern and immaculate. And with four bedrooms it is perfect for growing families longing for an easy school run.
For more information telephone Ulster Property Sales on 028 9066 1929.
