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6 Oakwood Park, Lisbane, Newtownards BT23 6EY, UK

Mid Terrace House | Sale

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Longstand Property presents 6 Oakwood Park to the sales market. A four bedroom mid-terrace with a large, tranquil garden overlooking fields in the heart of Lisbane and within the Strangford Lough Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The property features an open-plan living space into kitchen/dining with potential for extension, separate utility, internal garage accessible from the front hallway and four double bedrooms including main bedroom with en-suite.

The property comprises an entrance hallway, internal garage, living space open plan into kitchen/dining with separate utility and WC on the ground floor. A sliding door opens onto the rear garden with private outlook, patio area, mature planting and outside home office with storage. An alleyway provides access to the garden from the front of the property. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, including main bedroom with en-suite, a family bathroom, hot-press and ladder access to attic for storage. The heating is oil-fired and there is off-street parking for two cars.

More about the location... Lisbane has developed a regional reputation as a popular culinary stop. It is home to The Poacher’s Pocket, a renowned modern artisan pub and restaurant, as well as The Old Post Office Tea Rooms, a beautifully restored 1840s thatched building that operates as a traditional cafe and gift shop. For visitors and locals alike, Lisbane serves as an ideal gateway to nearby historical and ecological landmarks, including the WWT Castle Espie Wetland Centre and the ancient 5th-century ruins of Nendrum Monastery on Mahee Island.

The A22 Killinchy Road artery connects Lisbane directly to Comber in about 7 minutes. A commute into Belfast city centre is roughly 12 to 13 miles and takes approximately 20 to 30 minutes depending on traffic. Additionally, air travelers can access George Best Belfast City Airport in under 20 minutes by car, while a Dundonald Park and Ride hub sits a short drive away for multi-modal travel


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