Simon Brien takes great pleasure in offering this exceptional waterfront property to the open market. Quay Hill rests on an unrivalled elevated position, with commanding panoramic views from the dwelling overlooking the magnificent Strangford Lough, Taggart and Dunny Neill Islands and the Ards Peninsula, its location is simply breathtaking - hence its use as a location in BBC TV's ‘Bloodlands' and the Irish language film ‘Doinnean', and is further enhanced by the extraordinary wild life sightings of curlew & oystercatchers, kestrels and otters. Quay Hill not only provides a first-class family home, but owning such a unique property creates a special way of living day to day by Strangford Lough, which will appeal to many buyers.

The subject property is extremely private and presents both a country feel whilst also possessing lough side living, something that few properties can offer in today's marketplace.

The accommodation comprises an impressive open plan kitchen/ dining / living space, and a superb morning room both offering beautiful views over the lough, Taggart and the Dunnyneill islands, four/five well proportioned bedrooms, bedroom one with en suite, utility room, family bathroom, large boot room and a handy basement.

Externally the property rests on grounds on an elevated position which surround the home, including lawns, mature trees and shrub beds which showcase a natural colour pallete throughout the horticultural year. In addition, this fantastic opportunity includes both agricultural and forest lands totalling around 11 acres – ideal for hobby farming or a small livestock herd, and the remains of the Rath of Cunningham Hill Fort. Due to the uniqueness of the property's setting, some buyers may consider Quay Hill for a replacement dwelling. Full planning consent was previously approved but has since lapsed.

All in all, Quay Hill offers a once in a generation opportunity to own a coastal property in an idyllic lough side setting.