A spacious Georgian-style property in Bangor, Northern Ireland, with four reception rooms, stunning views, and a large garden is on the market for almost £1 million. Features include a contemporary sunroom, drawing room, and a kitchen that opens to a family room. The property also boasts a first floor bathroom, ground floor shower room, separate WC, and two bedrooms with en-suites. Externally, the property features electric gates, a garage, and an enclosed rear garden ideal for entertaining.
Northern Ireland property: Inside 'elegant' Bangor home with 'exquisite views' on the market for nearly £1millionfeatures four reception rooms including a contemporary sunroom of around 640 sq ft with sliding doors to a patio entertainment area, a drawing room and the kitchen opens to a family room.
John Minnis Estate Agents said:"Nestled in one of Bangor’s most sought-after locations, 2C Maxwell Road offers a perfect blend of period charm and contemporary comfort. This magnificent Georgian-style property boasts an array of beautifully restored features, spacious living areas, and stunning views of Belfast Lough and the Antrim coastline...
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