76 Blackthorn Rise Larne , BT40 2HL

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76 Blackthorn Rise, Larne: A Beautiful Three-Bedroom Detached Home

Welcome to 76 Blackthorn Rise, Larne, a well-presented three-bedroom detached house situated in a popular and thriving local community. This property offers a blend of comfort, style, and convenience, with easy access to the stunning Antrim coastline and local amenities.

The property has an approximate total area of 994.16 sq ft (92.36 m)

Property Features and Floor Plan

This charming home provides spacious and flexible living accommodation, perfect for families.

Ground Floor:

Living Room: A bright and inviting space measuring 16'3" x 11'5" (4.97 x 3.49 m).

Kitchen Diner: A modern, open-plan kitchen and dining area measuring 11'1" x 18'9" (3.39 x 5.74 m). It features sliding patio doors leading directly to the rear garden, perfect for indoor-outdoor living.

Hallway: 16'3" x 3'4" (4.95 x 1.02 m).

Ground Floor WC: A convenient restroom measuring 5'9" x 3'2" (1.78 x 0.97 m).

First Floor:

Bedroom (Master): A well-proportioned bedroom measuring 14'4" x 9'11" (4.38 x 3.03 m), benefiting from a modern ensuite.En-Suite: 

The ensuite shower room measures 9'3" x 3'0" (2.82 x 0.92 m).

Bedroom 2: This bedroom measures 13'1" x 11'6" (4.00 x 3.53 m).Bedroom 3: This bedroom measures 10'7" x 8'6" (3.25 x 2.59 m).

Family Bathroom: A main family bathroom measuring 9'4" x 6'9" (2.87 x 2.08 m).Landing: 

The landing measures 6'10" x 6'10" (2.08 x 2.10 m).

Exterior & General:

UPVC double glazing and a gas-fired heating system are installed throughout the property.The property offers off-road parking and an enclosed rear garden with a patio area.

Area Details and History

Larne, a major passenger and freight port on the east coast of County Antrim, has a rich history and is renowned as the gateway to the spectacular Antrim Coast Road.

History: The area around Larne has been inhabited for thousands of years and was a key location for Viking raiders. The town grew in significance during the Plantation of Ulster and later became a vital industrial and maritime hub.

The Antrim Coast: Starting at Larne, the A2 Antrim Coast Road is considered one of the finest tourist routes in the world, offering miles of breathtaking bays, headlands, and cliffs.

Carnfunnock Country Park: Just north of the town, this expansive park covers 191 hectares of mixed woodland, formal gardens, walking trails, and coastline with panoramic views.

Local Amenities & Beach: Larne boasts a wide range of local amenities, including various restaurants, cafés, and shops. The town has several parks, a leisure centre, and two golf courses nearby. Local beaches, such as Ballygally Beach, are also easily accessible.

Transport & Schools:

Transport: The property is conveniently located near local bus routes. Larne is well-connected by road, including the A8 to Belfast, and by rail with stations connecting to Belfast. The port also offers regular ferry services to Scotland.Schools: The area provides good educational options for families, including Larne Grammar School and Larne High School for secondary education, and Northern Regional College for further education.