A truly unique period property with immaculate grounds

33 Caddy Road is a charming period residence located in a tranquil setting, surrounded by mature trees and shrubs. The grounds provide a peaceful atmosphere with beautiful landscaped gardens, private feature pond and set on the banks of the River Maine.

North of Randalstown via Caddy Road, the property is approached by a private gravel sweeping laneway which is flanked by hedgerow, providing a fantastic sense of arrival. There is an abundance of parking to the front of the dwelling. 

The well-portioned accommodation extends to about 2,824 sq. ft, which has been set out on the accompanying plans. The original property dates back to the 1700s when it was constructed, with the accommodation being converted and extended over the years to a charming family residence. 

The property has a welcoming entrance which leads into the kitchen/dining room, which provides a fantastic space for entertainment and modern family living. The kitchen comprises of a range of low and high wall-mounted units, Belfast style sink and an integrated aga range cooker.

Further entertainment space is offered through the double patio doors into the beautiful sunroom with a fantastic ceiling flower feature, panoramic windows and double doors leading out to the patio area. The formal living room is a great size, and benefits from original exposed beams, impressive open fireplace with a stone mantel and patio doors into the sunroom. The original features extend throughout the residence into the dining room while also benefiting from solid oak panelling and beautiful bay windows. Further accommodation is provided on the ground floor with a family snug with a gas fire, family bathroom with bath/ shower, utility room, boot room and shower room.

The first floor provides excellent accommodation which is accessed via two staircases within the property. There are a total of five double bedrooms including the master, with two benefiting from ensuites.

Externally, the property is set on beautifully manicured formal grounds with a range of flora and fauna. There are a number of patio areas, which offers fantastic entertaining spaces and the perfect spot for a morning coffee or evening glass of wine, as there are various sun spots all day. There is an abundance of space on offer including a private pond hosting Moorhens and ducks, beautiful mature trees including walnut and apple.

Further accommodation is provided via the external office, garage and garden shed.

LOCATION

Located in the beautiful County Antrim, Randalstown is a quaint town with historic ties to the linen and iron industries. 

33 Caddy Road is located in the beautiful countryside, only about 2.3 miles from the town centre, perfect for rural living with the convenience of amenities closeby in neighbouring villages. Randalstown is a small town in County Antrim, between Antrim and Toome located along Lough Neagh. The property is ideal for commuters to Belfast, being situated only 25.2 miles distant and having easy access to the M2 motorway. The area benefits from close proximity to both Belfast International Airport (11.4 miles) and Belfast City Airport (26.2 miles).

Local schooling is available in the area at Ballymena Academy, Rainey Endowed School and St Mary's Grammar School.

The surrounding area hosts a range of activities for all interests, including a number of excellent world-class hotels. The Rabbit Hotel in Templepatrick was named the best place to stay in Northern Ireland in 2024 by The Times and is an AA Four Star hotel. The Galgorm is located only about 6.8 miles away in Ballymena and provides a luxury hotel and spa experience. Other hotels in the area include DoubleTree by Hilton, Dunadry Hotel and Gardens in Antrim and Dunsilly Hotel in Antrim.

The area is known for its abundance of natural beauty and stunning scenery. Lough Neagh located close-by, is the largest lake on the island of Ireland and in the British Isles, and hosts NI’s most precious wildlife sites. The historical Barbican Gate and Antrim Castle Grounds offer visitors a glimpse into Antrim’s history and walks around the beautifully landscaped gardens. Randalstown benefits from fantastic attractions, including the World of Owls, which is Northern Ireland’s only owl, bird of prey, and exotic animal conservation centre. Located adjacent is the 172-hectare mixed conifer forest named Randalstown Forest, known for its deer park and walking routes, offering visitors opportunities for wildlife viewing including fallow deer.

For fitness enthusiasts, take a trip to the Newtownabbey Way, which provides a walking and cycle path linking Corrs Corner to the shores of Belfast Lough at Whiteabbey (2.5 miles), or a walk at Lough Shore Park in Antrim. Find a range of facilities at Antrim Forum Leisure Centre, including a fitness suite, swimming pool, health suite, squash courts, indoor cycle and fitness studios.