DESCRIPTION <br />This property is in the heart of the village, within walking distance of the beach, local amenities, restaurants and visitor attractions.<br />As you enter from the street, the property opens to a hallway, with stairs leading to the first floor, and through to an open plan living/dining area and study or fourth bedroom. 6 Hill Street benefits from a ground floor bedroom and bathroom, and the kitchen opens out to a small patio area and outbuilding which houses the boiler and water tank, and steps lead to the first floor patio. <br />There are two further bedrooms on the first floor, Bedroom 2 has dormer windows and a substantial fitted wardrobe, and Bedroom 3 which overlooks the garden, has an en-suite WC. <br />The sitting room is filled with natural light: in addition to the main window there are two Velux ceiling windows towards the back of the room and double French doors open out to the patio area. An open fire can be lit for extra warmth in the evenings, in addition to the oil fired central heating.<br />6 Hill Street is a spacious family home, which also lends itself to being a holiday home or holiday let in a wonderful seaside location. <br /><br />SITUATION <br />6 Hill Street is within walking distance of the beach front in Portpatrick, a very popular seaside location which attracts visitors all year round. There are a number of shops, a primary school, church, putting green, beachfront hotels & restaurants, and in the summer you will find people dining al fresco as they admire the sea view. Portpatrick RNLI Lifeboat is launched from the harbour and can be seen going out to sea for both rescues and training days. There are good walking opportunities, from Portpatrick you can take a short walk up to Dunskey Castle, a 16th century ruin, set around a small bay with cliffs forming the backdrop, or for the more adventurous hill walkers you can walk the Southern Upland Way, for which Portpatrick provides the start or end point in the West.<br />The nearest town is Stranraer. Stranraer has a secondary school, primary schools, hospital (Galloway Community Hospital), supermarkets, shops, offices, hotels, restaurants, and a train station. The port of Cairnryan, just over 6 miles from Stranraer, has two ferry operators running passenger and freight services to Northern Ireland.<br /><br />ACCOMMODATION <br />Ground Floor: Hall, Cloakroom, LivingRoom/Dining Room, Study/Bedroom 4, Bathroom, Bedroom 1, Kitchen.<br />First Floor: Bedroom 2, Bathroom, Bedroom 3 en-suite, Sitting Room.<br /><br />GARDEN <br />French doors open out to a low maintenance garden, with an area of concrete and steps leading down to a slightly lower level, which is currently used for drying washing. A paving stone path leads up a steep grass hill where you can look out over Portpatrick towards the North Channel.<br /><br /> EPC Rating = E<br /><br />