2 Quarry Close, Ballygowan, BT23 5TW

Additional Information

• Well Presented Mid Terrace property in the Heart of Ballygowan
• Family Lounge with Feature Open Fire
• Kitchen with Outlook Over the Rear Garden
• Modern Family Bathroom
• Three Well Proportioned Bedrooms
• Gas Fired Central Heating
• uPVC Gutters / Fascia and Downspouts
• Off Streetcar Parking
• Covered Yard with Light and Power and Access to Storage / Utility Space
• Fully Enclosed Paved Rear Garden
• Close to Many Local Amenities Including Shops, Restaurants, Schools, Churches and Strangford Lough
• Excellent Road and Transport Links Available to Belfast and Surrounding Towns
• Early Viewing Highly Recommended!

Well-presented mid terrace home ideally located in the heart of Ballygowan, close to Alexander Dickson Primary School. The accommodation comprises a family lounge with feature open fire, kitchen and bathroom, along with three well proportioned bedrooms. The property further benefits from gas fired central heating, off streetcar parking and a fully enclosed paved rear garden, ideal for low maintenance outdoor use.

Ballygowan is a popular village offering a range of local amenities including shops, schools, churches and public transport links, with Comber, Saintfield and Belfast all easily accessible, making this an excellent choice for families and commuters alike. Strangford Lough is also only a short drive away providing the perfect spot for beautiful coastal walks or water sports.

As part of our obligations under the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017, all Estate Agents are required to verify the identity of purchasers involved in a property transaction.
To comply with these obligations, all purchasers will be required to complete Customer Due Diligence (AML) identity checks. These checks are carried out on our behalf by our trusted third-party provider, Thirdfort.
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Early viewing is highly recommended.

uPVC front door with double glazed glass inset / courtesy light

GROUND FLOOR

Entrance Hall

Newly laid carpet

Family Lounge 3.78m x 4.39m (12'5" x 14'5")

Outlook to the front, newly laid carpet, feature open fire with wooden surround, tiled hearth and cast-iron inset

Kitchen 3.33m x 2.72m (10'11" x 8'11")

Outlook to rear garden, porcelain tiled floor, range of low- and high-level units, tiled splashback, integrated fridge, single stainless-steel sink and drainer with chrome mixer tap, space for cooker, extractor fan

Back Hallway

Porcelain tiled floor, excellent storage cupboard with shelving, uPVC door with double glazed frosted inset, access to electrics

Bathroom 2.44m x 1.55m (8' x 5'1")

Porcelain tiled floor, outlook to rear, fully tiled walls, bath with chrome mixer tap and handheld attachment, glass shower screen, Mira electric shower, pedestal sink with chrome mixer tap, low flush WC, wood panel ceiling, extractor fan

FIRST FLOOR

Landing

Newly laid carpet, access to roof space

Bedroom One 3.05m x 4.45m (10' x 14'7")

Newly laid carpet, outlook to the front, large storage cupboard

Bedroom Two 3.15m x 2.64m (10'4" x 8'8")

Newly laid carpet, outlook to rear

Bedroom Three 2.21m x 2.64m (7'3" x 8'8")

Newly laid carpet, outlook to rear

OUTSIDE

Lean To 1.80m x 2.97m (5'11" x 9'9")

Light and power, access to two outhouses providing excellent outdoor storage or utility space, uPVC door to garden with double glazed glass inset

Shed A 1.83m x 2.77m (6' x 9'1")

Shed B 1.83m x 0.79m (6' x 2'7")

To the front off streetcar parking available, lawn with mature planting and paved walkway to front door. uPVC gutters / fascia and downspouts. To the rear a fully enclosed space with tiered paved patio areas, ideal for outdoor entertaining, young children and pets alike. Gate access to the rear, outside water.

Ballygowan is a busy commuter bypass close to Northern Ireland's capital. It is a village and townland in the borough within County Down that is known for the Olivet home. This imposing and austere building has dominated the village since 1886 and is the village's main feature.
The building was originally erected as an orphanage by Alexander Orr Reid as a memorial to his only son who was killed in a shooting accident. It was then purchased by Ballygowan Presbyterian Church in 1918.