The property was built around 1937 and in recent years has been updated to provide modern standards of comfort (double glazing/cavity insulation/gas central heating) but still retains much of its old character such as the high ceilings and exterior appearance. The interior has been tastefully decorated and a new kitchen fitted, with a separate utility room provided containing laundry facilities. The property has a large rear garden, with a patio recently added, and a partially covered enclosed yard, providing secure storage for items such as motorcycles or bicycles.

Although I did not grow up in Coleraine I have many connections to the area and the house has been in my family for about 70 years, coming into my ownership in 2001. The property has recently undergone a complete revamp, whilst trying to retain some of the original character. My workplace is currently located in Coleraine and I am very familiar with the area. I have a particular interest in local history and genealogy.

Good base for exploring the North Coast and Causeway Coast area. Within walking distance of Coleraine town centre, bus and rail station and Ulster University. Convenient to Portrush and Portstewart, both accessible by regular bus service. Coleraine itself is a regional town with most facilities available, including Riverside Retail centre, Jet Centre (Cinema & Ten Pin Bowling).The area also plays host to the NW200 motorbike races in May and is a major centre for Golf, with Royal Portrush (venue for 2019 & 2025 Open), Portstewart and Castlerock golf courses within easy reach. UNESCO World Heritage sites, the Giants Causeway and Gracehill village are within easy driving range.