10 Northern Ireland homes with a cosy autumn vibe

By Helena McManus

Published 10th Oct 2025, 06:00 GMT

Updated 14th Oct 2025, 11:17 GMT

The nights are drawing in and whether it’s an open fire or a mature tree-lined garden, we’ve rounded up some of the best properties across Northern Ireland that all give that little something extra for the autumn months.

The homes, which are all currently on the market, range from cosy cottages to beautiful bungalows.

Originally two cottages which have been combined, this outstanding detached family home occupies an idyllic semi rural site of around an acre. Packed with character features such as solid oak flooring, cast iron stoves, feature cast iron radiators and exposed stone wall, it's on the market for offers around £749,950 with John Minnis.

1. 48 Mountstewart Road, Newtownards

Originally two cottages which have been combined, this outstanding detached family home occupies an idyllic semi rural site of around an acre. Packed with character features such as solid oak flooring, cast iron stoves, feature cast iron radiators and exposed stone wall, it's on the market for offers around £749,950 with John Minnis. Photo: John Minnis

Situated on 1.6 acres, three bedroom bungalow The Beeches features a welcoming living area with a brick fireplace, wooden flooring, and large windows that bring in natural light. The kitchen features a traditional stove and, to the exterior, there's a beautiful mature garden including a vegetable plot. This lovely home is on the market for a guide price of £305,000 with McGovern Estate Agents Ltd.

2. 'The Beeches', 152 Clones Road, Carrigans, Newtownbutler

Situated on 1.6 acres, three bedroom bungalow The Beeches features a welcoming living area with a brick fireplace, wooden flooring, and large windows that bring in natural light. The kitchen features a traditional stove and, to the exterior, there's a beautiful mature garden including a vegetable plot. This lovely home is on the market for a guide price of £305,000 with McGovern Estate Agents Ltd. Photo: McGovern Estate Agents Ltd

Once serving the nearby Course Lodge, this beautifully renovated and extended former gate lodge is located on the edge of Richhill village. At the heart of the home lies the kitchen, dining and family room with vaulted ceiling and ‘Stoves’ range cooker. The natural stone-floored entrance hall runs through the house to a bright sunroom at the rear. There are two comfortable bedrooms and a period-style bathroom, along with traditional sash-style windows and oil-fired underfloor heating. Outside, pebbled driveways lead to cobbled areas at both the front and back, complemented by charming cobbled patios to the rear. This beautiful home is guided at £250,000 with The Property Spot.

3. 'Little Lodge', 36, Annareagh Road, Co Armagh

Once serving the nearby Course Lodge, this beautifully renovated and extended former gate lodge is located on the edge of Richhill village. At the heart of the home lies the kitchen, dining and family room with vaulted ceiling and ‘Stoves’ range cooker. The natural stone-floored entrance hall runs through the house to a bright sunroom at the rear. There are two comfortable bedrooms and a period-style bathroom, along with traditional sash-style windows and oil-fired underfloor heating. Outside, pebbled driveways lead to cobbled areas at both the front and back, complemented by charming cobbled patios to the rear. This beautiful home is guided at £250,000 with The Property Spot. Photo: The Property Spot

With fabulous sea views from both ground and first floor levels, this delightful 19th century fisherman's cottage is full of character. On the ground floor, the accommodation comprises a living room with cast iron wood burning stove, a bedroom or another reception room with solid wooden floor, a superb fitted kitchen with quartz work surfaces, and a shower room. Upstairs are two well proportioned bedrooms, both with storage in the eaves, and another shower room with a three-piece suite. It is on the market for offers around £199,950 with John Minnis.

4. 'Thistle Cottage', 25 The Hill, Groomsport

With fabulous sea views from both ground and first floor levels, this delightful 19th century fisherman's cottage is full of character. On the ground floor, the accommodation comprises a living room with cast iron wood burning stove, a bedroom or another reception room with solid wooden floor, a superb fitted kitchen with quartz work surfaces, and a shower room. Upstairs are two well proportioned bedrooms, both with storage in the eaves, and another shower room with a three-piece suite. It is on the market for offers around £199,950 with John Minnis. Photo: John Minnis

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