The home is on Ballygate and was built in the 1920s. It features decorative fireplaces, stained glass windows and more, with the current owners also adding premium upgrades that mix historic charm with modern living.

The home is set within the original Homefield Estate, and built on the site of former almshouses that date back to 1670.

Inside is ground floor accommodation comprising a sitting room, kitchen/diner/family room, snug, loggia, utility and cloakroom.

The sitting room has a panelled ceiling and a fireplace with a wood burner (Image: Minors & Brady) There is an integrated wine cooler in the central island in the kitchen (Image: Minors & Brady) The kitchen/diner/family room is a large open space (Image: Minors & Brady) The sitting room is double aspect, with a large bay window to the front and an oriel window, letting in plenty of natural light. The room features a panelled ceiling and a fireplace with inset wood burner.

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