7 Inverary Road Larne , BT40 3BH

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A superb four-bedroom chalet bungalow in a quiet cul-de-sac

Welcome to 7 Inverary Road, a beautifully presented and chain-free four-bedroom chalet bungalow, perfectly positioned in a peaceful residential cul-de-sac in Larne. The property is currently listed for offers around £189,950. This generous home offers flexible living accommodation, a sizeable garage, and a large, private garden, making it an ideal choice for a growing family seeking comfort, convenience, and a welcoming community.

The property spans two floors, with an approximate total floor area of 1,356 sq. ft. (125.97 sq. m).

Property features

Ground floor

Living Room: A spacious and inviting reception room, measuring approximately 14'8" x 11'5" (4.48m x 3.49m).Kitchen: The kitchen measures approximately 16'5" x 11'5" (5.00m x 3.49m).Utility room: The utility room is not detailed on the floor plan, but it is a feature of the property.Bedroom 1: A well-proportioned bedroom on the ground floor, measuring approximately 11'2" x 9'5" (3.40m x 2.87m).Bedroom 2: Another ground-floor bedroom, measuring approximately 10'9" x 9'5" (3.28m x 2.87m).Bathroom: The ground floor bathroom measures approximately 9'5" x 8'10" (2.87m x 2.68m).Approximate Floor Area: 848 sq. ft. (78.74 sq. m).

First floor

Bedroom 3: A spacious bedroom, measuring approximately 18'6" x 9'6" (6.65m x 2.89m).

Bedroom 4: The fourth bedroom measures approximately 18'8" x 11'6" (6.68m x 3.51m).

Shower room: A convenient first-floor shower room measures approximately 5'10" x 5'5" (1.78m x 1.66m).

Approximate Floor Area: 508 sq. ft. (47.23 sq. m).

Exterior

Garage: A generous-sized garage provides excellent storage or parking space.

Cul-de-sac location: Situated in a quiet, family-friendly cul-de-sac.

Gardens: Landscaped and private gardens surround the property.

Additional features

Oil-fired central heating: Keeps the property warm and comfortable.

uPVC double glazing: Provides excellent insulation and energy efficiency.

Chain-free: Ideal for those seeking a swift and straightforward purchase.

Area guide: Larne

History
Larne is a historic coastal town with a rich past as a vital maritime and industrial hub. Its strategic location on the Irish Sea has seen it serve as an important port for centuries, with evidence of prehistoric and Viking settlement. The town is famously linked to the Larne Gun Running of 1914 and has long been a gateway connecting Northern Ireland with Scotland. Its history is documented at the Larne Museum & Arts Centre.

Schools
The Larne area offers a range of educational facilities for all ages.

Primary schools: Local options include Inver Primary School and Larne and Inver Primary School, among others.Secondary schools: The town is served by Larne High School and Larne Grammar School, both of which are easily accessible.

Amenities
Larne provides residents with a wide array of amenities for daily needs and recreation.

Shopping: The town centre features a variety of shops, including the Asda Superstore at Redlands Road, along with local retailers and family-run businesses.

Leisure: The Larne Leisure Centre offers swimming pools, a gym, and sports halls for the whole family.

Parks and recreation: The town boasts several beautiful green spaces, including Carnfunnock Country Park and the Larne Promenade, ideal for scenic walks and outdoor activities.

Transport links

Road: Larne is well-connected by road, with the A8 linking the town directly to Belfast.

The scenic Causeway Coastal Route also begins in Larne.

Rail: Larne is served by Northern Ireland Railways, with services to Belfast operating from both Larne Town and Larne Harbour stations.

Bus: Translink operates regular bus services throughout the town and connecting to Belfast.

Ferry: The Port of Larne provides regular ferry services to Cairnryan in Scotland.