Langdale 151 Middle Road, Islandmagee, BT40 3SY
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Property Features
Property Description
This three storey property is half of Langdale House. It was originally a much smaller dwelling which was considerably extended around 1900 by George Allen, a local boy who made good in America. The house was divided in the 1930s. It is featured in Donald Akenson’s history of Islandmagee “Between Two Revolutions”. Hardly a surprise as the book was written in the house. Although completely modernised and benefiting from fast broadband, the house retains many period features and has great views of Larne Lough. It is fully double glazed and has full oil-fired central heating with thermostatically controlled radiators. It is in very good decorative order and has convenient local shops and easy access to Larne, Carrickfergus, Belfast and the scenic Coast Road. Islandmagee itself offers a wide range of recreational sites and opportunities. There is also an excellent rail service from either Ballycarry or Whitehead.
THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:
GROUND FLOOR
ENTRANCE PORCH: 5’5” x 5’2”. UPVC double glazed entrance door. Tiled floor. Solid wooden door with leaded glass detail to:
ENTRANCE HALL: 13’4” x 13’1”. Stairwell off. Cornicing. Part-wood panelled walls. Dado rail. Tiled floor. Radiator.
LOUNGE: 18’5” x 12’9”. Cornicing. Feature marble fireplace with cast iron multi-burning stove set on tiled hearth. TV aerial socket. Wall lights. Solid oak flooring. Two radiators.
DINING ROOM: 9’8” x 9’7”. TV aerial socket. Wood laminate floor. Radiator. Archway through to:
KITCHEN: 17’10” x 8’1”. Bespoke fitted kitchen with range of high and low level cupboards and contrasting laminate work surfaces. Single drainer twin bowl composite sink unit and mixer tap. Cooker space. Stainless steel and glass extractor hood. Plumbed for dishwasher, washing machine and dryer. Storage cupboard off. Partial wall tiling. Tile-effect floor. Radiator. UPVC double glazed entrance door accessing rear garden area.
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING: Dado rail. Smoke alarm. Radiator.
SHOWER ROOM: 10’10” x 8’4”. Classic white suite comprising double shower quadrant with “Mira” electric shower unit. Pedestal wash hand basin, bidet and low flush w.c. Recessed down-lighting set in uPVC panelled ceiling. Fully tiled walls. Tiled floor. Radiator.
BEDROOM (5): 9’0” x 6’9”. Cornicing. Picture rail. Wood laminate floor. Radiator.
BEDROOM (2): 13’1” x 9’8”. Cornicing. Picture rail. Built-in robe. Radiator. Stunning sea views across Larne Lough and surrounding countryside.
BEDROOM (1): 15’0” x 12’10”. Original feature fireplace with tiled inset and hearth. Cornicing. Picture rail. Radiator. Beautiful sea views across Belfast Lough and surrounding countryside.
EN-SUITE SHOWER: Classic white suite comprising fully tiled shower cubicle with “Redring” electric shower and pedestal wash hand basin. Walk-in wardrobe off. Cornicing. Recessed down-lighting. Tiled walls. Solid wooden floor.
SECOND FLOOR RETURN
SEPARATE W.C.: Modern white low flush w.c. Wood panelled walls. Extractor. Tile-effect floor covering. Radiator.
WALK-IN HOT PRESS: With insulated tank and “Willis”-type immersion.
SECOND FLOOR
LANDING: Smoke alarm. Dri-master air conditioning system.
BATHROOM: Modern white suite comprising panelled “Jacuzzi”-type bath with chrome telephone hand shower attachment. Wash hand basin. Fully tiled walls. Wood laminate floor. Radiator. Electric heated towel rail.
BEDROOM (3): 13’8” x 12’6”. Built-in robe. Radiator. Access to roof space. Fabulous sea views over Larne Lough and the surrounding countryside.
BEDROOM (4): 20’8” x 14’5”. “Velux”-type roof light. Dormer window. Wall lights. Recessed down-lighting. Wood panelled ceiling. Wood laminate floor. Two radiators. Access to roof space. Fabulous sea views across Larne Lough and beyond.
EXTERNAL
1). Off-street car parking to side.
2.) Landscaped and tiered rear garden in flagging and stone beds with an array of mature plants and shrubs. Pond with water feature. Wooden garden shed with light and power. UPVC oil tank. Enclosed boiler. Outside tap.
