Nestling within the beautiful countryside of Glenwherry within an area of outstanding natural beauty, “The Brae” occupies an elevated setting within grounds extending to approximately 3.3 acres (1.33Ha) and encompasses an imposing 5 bedroom residence completed in basalt stone and brick, surrounding gardens, garaging, a courtyard, stable block, arena and two adjoining paddocks.
Situated on the edge of the Antrim Glens, this unique property was originally built around 2001 by the current owners and features a generous level of accommodation ideal for a growing family. In brief, the layout to the ground floor includes a hallway with central oak staircase, a lounge, dining room, a recently installed Johanna Montgomery designed kitchen, sun porch and snug for everyday use. An inner hallway leads to a circular designed cloaks/wc with a hatch opening to a wine cellar beneath. A study is also tucked off this area with a superb family room/entertainment room extending to just under 800 sqft and opening to a conservatory positioned to the rear.
The landing surrounding the staircase to the first floor, is completed in oak flooring and leads to the five bedrooms and a beautiful bathroom which is completed in Travertine stone tiling. The principal bedroom benefits from a fitted dressing area and ensuite with a further bedroom benefiting from an ensuite bathroom. In addition, two of the bedrooms also have built in wardrobes. A games room is positioned to the rear providing an ideal space for additional entertaining. Contained within one block, the property has been well designed offering an accessible setup for those looking for a good quality equestrian property with an enclosed block built stable block including stabling for up to four horses, a connecting arena and a paddock to the front aspect extending to c.1.0 acres (0.40 Ha) with a further paddock to the rear extending to c.0.70 acres (0.28 Ha).
The location is very attractive, blending a stunning countryside position yet commutable to a number of destinations with Ballymena approximately 10 miles, Ballyclare about 7 miles, Belfast 25 miles, enroute to Larne at just under 12 miles and around 8 miles to the idyllic village of Broughshane.
