Northern Ireland property: Seven-bed Victorian red-brick home in Belfast on the market

This 'outstanding' Victorian red-brick home in Belfast is currently on the market with offers over £795,000.

20 Knockbreda Road, Rosetta is a three-storey property which has seven bedrooms and four reception rooms.

The front door opens "into a bright welcoming hall" that showcases high ceilings, walnut flooring, and ornate ceiling coving. The entrance level features 'two superb' interconnecting reception rooms.

To the front of the property, there's a sitting room with sash windows, a white marble fireplace with cast iron inset, shutters, ornate ceiling detail and oak flooring.

Double doors open into the dining room, and there's also a 'versatile room' that serves a home office. In addition, there is a drawing room, and "the exquisite over mantle has been in situ since the house was built in 1870".

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The bespoke kitchen features a wood-burning stove, a Belfast sink with, integrated appliances, storage and Mourne granite worktops. Adjoining is the utility area with roof light and doors opening onto the gardens — "perfect for entertaining in every season". Both garden areas can be assessed from here as well as the downstairs bathroom.

The master bedroom leads into a 'luxury' ensuite, which leads to a walk-in dressing room walk-in wardrobe.

Estate Agents Templeton Robinson said: "Built in 1870, a most impressive three-storey Victorian red-brick semi-detached residence, has been meticulously restored and renovated to the highest standards.

"This exquisite home seamlessly blends period splendour with refined contemporary design, offering a gracious lifestyle in one of Belfast’s sought-after addresses.

"Set behind red-brick pillars and wrought iron electric double gates which open into a cobbled driveway with generous off-street parking. There is space for a boat or campervan at the rear of the property which is accessed from Rosetta Park."

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