Greysteel House, 11 Foyle Avenue , Greysteel Derry/Londonderry , BT47 3EB

Additional Information

Detached property, outbuildings and land - optional purchase of land. 
Option to purchase land is additional to the asking price and can be sold in lots.

Located between the Derry/Limavady Road and Lough Foyle, this Victorian, two-story house sits in a charming cluster of dwellings amid well-kept farmland. The south-facing main facade is adorned with a Virginia Creeper, and the garden features a mature Monkey Puzzle and Chestnut tree and a handsome Common Walnut. The house showcases classic architectural details, including a central fanlighted doorway, round-headed sash windows, and decorative cornices. The exterior is rendered and the roof is natural slate. The property is well-maintained, with original ironmongery and sash fittings.

This stunning and rare listing is sure to be of interest to those with an interest in period properties. There are several outbuildings overlooking the courtyard to the rear. This property offers an exclusive and tranquil setting  and we would ask interested parties to contact Montgomery & McCleery as the sole selling agent to view the property.

Features:

• 5/6 bedrooms Detached, listed property with outbuildings
• Built c. 1890
• Oil fired central heating
• Grade B1 Listed—Extent of listing—’House’. Refer to listed buildings register
• 3 x reception rooms + kitchen, dining, breakfast room, pantry and more
• Enclosed back yard with outbuildings
• Enclosed mature front garden with Monkey Puzzle tree and a variety of established trees
• Stunning original features and stained glass window into the 1st floor lobby
• Additional land can be negotiated if requied
• Land negotiable  adjoining approx. 15 acres

Offers around: £595,000

Whilst every care is taken in compiling this information we can give no guarantee as to the accuracy thereof and inquirers are recommended to satisfy themselves regarding these details which are given on the understanding that they do not form part of any contract.