• Elegant, Period Apartment
• Outstanding, Panoramic Sea Views
• Extensively Modernised and Renovated Over Recent Years
• Exceptional Attention to Detail and High Standard of Fixtures and Fittings Throughout
• Tasteful Internal Décor Combined with Generously Proportioned Family Accommodation
• Magnificent Drawing Room
• Gracious Dining Room with Original Marble Fireplace
• Fully Fitted Modern Family Kitchen with Integrated Appliances
• Three Well Proportioned Bedrooms
• Spacious and Luxurious White Bathroom Suite
• Well Tended Communial Gardens maximising on Fantastic Outlook
• Garage
• Prestigious and Convenient Location
• Rental: £995 (incl rates)

This elegant, period apartment is located within one of North Down's most sought after residential areas. This superb home occupies an elevated position, commanding breathtaking panoramic views over Bangor Marina to Belfast Lough and the Irish Sea. Originally built in the early 1900's, this property has undergone complete renovation and refurbishment over recent years. It has been rewired, re-plumbed and and the present owner has been careful to retain its magnificent Victorian features, including ornate ceiling cornices and roses. An abundance of character, and bright, generously proportioned family accommodation combine to enhance this already most desirable property. On entering this superb home, the high standard of fixtures and fittings and meticulous attention to detail is immediately apparent. The gracious reception hall leads to the superb drawing room. Of particular note is the large lounge maximising on the outstanding views . Properties of this era rarely deliver such modern specification. The well maintained communial gardens benefit from some of the most panoramic views imaginable. The shore front, and many delightful coastal walks are on the doorstep and Bangor Marina and bustling town centre are only a short stroll away. The location also boasts ease of access to the main arterial routes for city commuting; and is only 20 minutes drive to Belfast city centre.

At the junction of Princetown and Maxwell Road, down Seacourt Lane and right into Seacourt House.