Martello Park at Magilligan Point is a development of only seven holiday homes. The location is on the famous North Coast of Ulster, right on one of the longest and most beautiful beaches in Western Europe and one which has held blue flag status continuously for many years. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for a potential purchaser to obtain a truly unique holiday home in an area of recognised outstanding natural beauty. The property itself is built from concrete block, with a natural slate roof. All windows and doors are of uPVC, and as such, are practically maintenance free. Internally the property is both bright and spacious and benefits from the open plan living room and kitchen being on the first floor to take full advantage of the fantastic views of Lough Foyle and Donegal. We highly recommend early internal appraisal.
Features
Oil Fired Central Heating
PVC Double Glazed Windows
Superb Views Of Magilligan Strand, Lough Foyle & Donegal Hills
Magilligan Strand/Martello Tower On Your Doorstep
The Property Is Designated For Self-Catering Holiday Accommodation Only & Is Not Permitted For Use As A Permanent Residence
Room Details
GROUND FLOOR:
Hardwood front door with double glazing.
Entrance Hall:
With under stairs storage cupboard and tiled floor.
Bedroom 1: 2.95m x 3.10m
With built in wardrobe and tiled floor. 102 x 98
Bedroom 2: 2.95m x 3.10m
With built in wardrobe, tiled floor and PVC French doors leading to enclosed rear yard. 102 x 98
Shower Room:
With white suite comprising w.c. wash hand basin with illuminated mirror above, fully tiled walk in shower cubicle with Creda electric shower, tiled walls and tiled floor.
FIRST FLOOR:
Open Plan Lounge/Kitchen/Dining Area: 4.93m x 6.20m
204 x 162 overall
Kitchen:
With bowl and half single drainer stainless steel sink unit, high and low level built in units with tiling between, integrated oven, hob and concealed extractor fan above, integrated dishwasher and Indesit washing machine, integrated LG fridge freezer, drawer bank, tiled floor, high vaulted wood sheeted ceiling with recessed lighting and views across Magilligan Strand, Lough Foyle and Donegal Hills.
Lounge/Dining Area:
With feature Inglenook fireplace with open fire, raised slate hearth and wood mantle, feature corner window, recessed lighting and tiled floor.
EXTERIOR FEATURES:
Outside to front there is a screened and brick paviour patio area. Two car parking spaces to front. Outside to rear there is an enclosed yard housing boiler and oil tank. Light and tap to rear.
MANAGEMENT COMPANY:
Please note that all purchasers will become Shareholders in a Management Company formed to maintain communal areas. Details of the annual Service Charge and full management services are available on request. Current Service Charge is £1200.00 per annum approx. (14.04.26)
Domestic pets are permitted with permission from the Management Company providing said pets are kept under proper control at all times. The property is designated for self-catering holiday accommodation only and is not permitted for use as a permanent residence.
Location
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Directions
After Castlerock proceed through Downhill onto the Seacoast Road. Turn right at the turn off for the Greencastle ferry onto Point Road. Proceed past HMP Magilligan and to the very end of the road.
Disclaimer: The following calculations act as a guide only, and are based on a typical repayment mortgage model. Financial decisions should not be made based on these calculations and accuracy is not guaranteed. Always seek professional advice before making any financial decisions.
Property Surveying
Armstrong Gordon are delighted to have access to a number of top local independent Rics Surveyors and can arrange for a quote for any level of survey as per the Rics levels below.
Helping you choose the right survey
Why do you need an RICS Home Survey? Because forewarned is forearmed. Choosing the right survey will help highlight any serious problems and advise you of the specific risks before you commit to the process of buying or selling a property.
RICS has three different levels of survey (outlined overleaf). These can only be conducted by an RICS qualified surveyor.
Reliable and cost effective, these reports carry the full weight of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors – the industry’s most respected authority on surveying. Buying a home
It’s important to remember that your mortgage lender’s valuation report is not a survey. It merely tells your lender whether or not the property is reasonable security for your loan. An RICS survey will tell you the actual condition of the property. That’s vital information that can be invaluable during price negotiations, and will also help you avoid expensive surprises after you’ve moved in. There is an option for an RICS HomeBuyer Report (Survey level 2) which also includes a valuation as a standard part of the service for your own purposes.
Selling a home
An RICS survey can be an aid to selling your home. It will show you any problems that may delay your sale or cause price reductions later in the process.
Staying at home
A survey of the current condition of your home will warn you of defects and help you avoid escalating repair and maintenance costs in the future.
