6 bed house for sale Killinchy Road, Comber, BT23
Reduced on 10/10/2026
- Type
- Semi-detached
- Bedrooms
- 6
- Tenure
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Key features
- Substantial dressed sandstone Edwardian house c.1909, three storeys with twin chimneys, steep slate roof and sculpted arched entrance portico with original leaded lantern
- Wide forecourt with mature trees, clipped hedging & loose decorative stone, curved stone steps descending into the gardens
- Exceptional mature grounds in multiple sections, striped lawns, topiary island beds, old stone walled enclosures with decorative roundel, glazed greenhouse and specimen trees of considerable age
- Views from the upper floors across the gardens and rooftops of Comber to Strangford Lough on the horizon
- Original inner hall with dark oak panelling, herringbone parquet floor, crystal chandelier and original brass door furniture throughout
- Extraordinary full-height original diamond leaded glass window to the stairwell, three bays with a central arched foliate light
- Two large reception rooms each with period fireplace, one white marble Adam-style surround, one richly carved mahogany surround with fluting and patera roundels
- Solid oak kitchen with dark granite worktops, coffered ceiling and french doors to the rear garden, plus a separate utility room
- Six bedrooms across two upper floors, one with original parquet flooring, with vaulted top-floor rooms and three bathrooms including a characterful pine-clad bathroom at the upper level
- Former home of Sir James Andrews, 1st Baronet, Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland 1937-1951, within easy reach of Comber town centre, local schools, transport links and Strangford Lough
About this property
Eusemere is a dressed sandstone, Grade B listed, Edwardian house built around 1909, set well back from the Killinchy Road behind a wide forecourt framed by mature trees, clipped hedging and loose decorative stone. The house is substantial, three storeys including top-floor rooms under the roofline, with twin chimneys, a steep slate roof and an arched stone entrance portico with its original leaded lantern still in place.
Council tax
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Killinchy Road, Comber, BT23
Mortgage and stamp duty
A £535,000 mortgage. Most lenders would want a household income of about £119,000 to support it.
A guide only, for a capital repayment mortgage. The rate you are offered and what you can borrow depend on your circumstances and a full application with a lender or broker. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
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