2 rooms house of 25m² in Lisbane

Additional Information Situated in The Charming Village of Lisbane Well Presented Mid-Terrace Property with Two well Proportioned Bedrooms Fully Fitted Kitchen Spacious Family Lounge Contemporary Family Bathroom Oil Fired Central Heating/uPVC Double Glazing Fully Enclosed Rear Garden Close to Many Local Amenities and Excellent Road and Transport Links NO PETS ALLOWED Early Viewing Recommended Situated in the charming village of Lisbane, this beautifully presented 2-bedroom mid terrace home offers stylish, modern accommodation in a peaceful rural setting. Immaculately maintained throughout, the property features a bright welcoming lounge, a modern fully fitted kitchen, two well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. The home benefits oil fired central heating and uPVC double glazing throughout. To the rear, a private enclosed garden provides a lovely outdoor space ideal for young children or simply to relax. Lisbane is a picturesque village between Comber and Killinchy, offering the perfect balance between countryside living and convenience. The property is within walking distance of local amenities including The Old Post Office Tea Room, Lisbane Community Centre and The Poachers Pocket. Excellent transport links make commuting to Belfast and surrounding towns simple, while nearby Comber offers a wider range of shops, restaurants and schools. The surrounding countryside, Strangford Lough, and nature trails such as Castle Espie and the Comber Greenway provide plenty of options for outdoor pursuits. This is a rare opportunity to rent a home in such a sought after and tranquil village location. Early viewing is highly recommended. Entrance Hall Family Lounge Kitchen/Dining Bedroom One Bedroom Two Family Bathroom Lisbane is a small village and townland between Balloo and Comber with pretty, scenic walks, rich history and glorious food on its doorstep including The Paochers Pocket and The Old Post Office Tea Rooms. Mahee Island is a short distance from Lisbane and hosts breathtaking views of Strangford Lough from the island’s golf course. Places of considerable interest on the island include the ruins of Mahee Castle and Nendrum Monastery.