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Situated within a quiet and established residential area, this well maintained detached bungalow offers spacious and versatile accommodation, ideal for families, downsizers or those seeking single level living in the picturesque village of Killyleagh. Internally there is a comfortable living room providing the perfect space to relax. The fitted kitchen is complemented by a practical utility area offering additional storage and workspace, while a separate store further enhances the home's functionality. The flexible layout comprises four well proportioned bedrooms, with the fourth bedroom equally suited as a formal dining room, home office or additional reception room to suit a variety of lifestyles. A modern shower room completes the accommodation. Externally, the property benefits from private gardens offering space to enjoy outdoor living, together with a garage providing secure parking, excellent storage or workshop potential. There has also been a new "Grant" boiler installed in April of this year and walls insulated for extra energy efficiency. Conveniently located within easy reach of Killyleagh's local amenities, schools, cafés and picturesque shoreline, this attractive bungalow combines comfortable living with the charm of one of County Down's most desirable villages.
4 Benowen, Killyleagh,, Downpatrick, BT30 9TS
Fixed 5.2% interest rate
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1.0% effective rate
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In Crossgar and Killyleagh, Newry, Mourne and Down, estimated 2026-27 domestic rates average £100 a month for a couple and £100 for a single person.
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