Northern Ireland property: Four homes for sale in 'the best place to live in NI'

Here are four homes currently up for sale in 'the best place to live to live in Northern Ireland'.

Dundrum in Co Down was given the 2025 title by The Sunday Times, ahead of Holywood and Portstewart.

Announcing this year's winner, The Sunday Times said: "Genteel, seriously gourmet and generous in spirit, Dundrum must be the best village in Northern Ireland. Almost every house here has a view of either the Mourne Mountains or the sea - many have both. You’ll see seals and seabirds in the water, and there’s a friendly rivalry to spot the first brent geese or hear the first cuckoo of the year.

"Yet this sociable address has more to offer than otters, guillemots and walks in wild nature. The village association organises the popular annual festival, with its 'daft raft race', the Christmas lights switch-on and various fun days.

"Creative Village Dundrum is the group behind open-mic nights at the Dundrum Inn, art drop-ins and lively knitting sessions at the community hub, with the results colourfully yarn-bombed around the village. It’s a sporty place, too, with an impressive roster of tasty places to eat and drink."

Here are four properties for sale currently in Dundrum:

24 Castleglen Park

A three-bed semi-detached home currently for sale with offers over £199,950.

It's been recently redecorated and recaparpeted throughout and features a kitchen/dining area, a living room with an open fire, and the master bedroom has an ensuite.

Externally, it features an open concept front garden with a driveway to the left of the property.

There's also an an enclosed fully paved back garden with a shed.

You can find out more here.

63 The Quay

This first floor apartment which boasts 'stunning bay and mountain views' has offers around £295,000.

It has two bedrooms, a master en suite, and is situated at the water's edge.

Lindsay Graham Estate Agents said: "The spacious internal layout offers well-proportioned and bright accommodation including living and dining areas, kitchen, main bathroom, and two bedrooms, one master ensuite.

"The impressive apartment also benefits from gas fired heating and a spacious balcony with breathtaking views."

You can find out more here.

75 Dromara Road

This five-bedroom detached home is currently on the market with offers around £495,000.

The chalet bungalow features two receptions, a kitchen/dining area, two en suite bathrooms, a large basement and more.

Bradley NI (Newcastle) added: "This detached chalet bungalow is located on the outskirts of Dundrum Village with Murlough Nature Reserve and Newcastle town centre only a short drive away...

"The property is further complimented by a spacious garden extending to approximately 1½ acres with mature trees and shrubs."

You can find out more here.

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80 The Quay

This two-bedroom apartment is on the market with offers around £159,950.

Lindsay Graham Estate Agents said: "The accommodation comprises good sized open plan living room to kitchen with casual dining area, two well proportioned bedrooms, including main bedroom with en-suite shower room, and bathroom.

"Other benefits include gas heating and uPVC double glazed and early viewing is therefore recommended."

You can find out more here.

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