Property Description
Nestled just off the prestigious Castlehill Road, Stormont Park is an area synonymous with detached homes with mature gardens enjoying all the amenities which East Belfast has to offer.
The beautiful grounds of Stormont Government Buildings are within a few minutes walk and many primary, secondary and grammar schools are also within a few minutes drive.
The accommodation comprises of three generous bedrooms, large living room, family room, study, kitchen, family bathroom, and a shower room. Outside, the property boasts generous gardens laid in lawns, shrubs, mature plants and hedging which enjoy afternoon and evening sunshine to the rear. Further benefits include, oil fired central heating and a spacious detached garage.
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Police crime intelligence officers swooped on the three suspects who were also wanted for an earlier hijacking in another part of the city.
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