Top five properties for sale in Northern Ireland

Posted 26/07/2022 by Reeds Rains

Categories: Buying

1. In need of modernisation

£350,000

Denorrton Park, Holywood Road, BT4

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2. Beside Ballyholme beach

£299,950

Sandhurst Park, Bangor, BT20

Occupying a mature level site with excellent privacy to the rear, this detached bungalow in the heart of Ballyholme will appeal to a wide variety of buyers.

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3. Excellent family home in a tree lined avenue

£325,000

Ardenlee Avenue, Belfast, BT6

Stunning bay fronted red brick home in a beautiful tree lined avenue in south east Belfast.

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4. Huge garden and stunning views

£259,950

Donegall Avenue, BT38

Reeds Rains Carrickfergus in partnership with The Northern Ireland Property Auction - 028 90 608380. Further further information please access this link - www.nipropertyauction.com.

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5. 8 bedrooms and ready to make your own

£475,000

Prince of Wales Avenue, Whitehead, BT38

A most attractive double fronted Victorian property dating back to the late 19th century situated within the desirable conservation area of Whitehead. Located on an enviable elevated site with far reaching sea views towards Belfast Lough.

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