A charming early 18th-century property filled with character, Wayside Cottage retains a wealth of period features while incorporating the comforts expected of a modern home. The ground floor includes a welcoming living room, open-plan sitting and dining area, sun room, and fitted integrated kitchen. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Oil-fired central heating and double glazing further enhance the property. There's also plenty outdoors for the equestrian enthusiast, with four loose boxes accompanied by a feed room, club room, forage and machinery stores, and a lorry shed, along with a 100m x 40m all-weather arena and adjoining paddock. This lovely home is on the market for offers around £550,000 with Templeton Robinson.placeholder image
A charming early 18th-century property filled with character, Wayside Cottage retains a wealth of period features while incorporating the comforts expected of a modern home. The ground floor includes a welcoming living room, open-plan sitting and dining area, sun room, and fitted integrated kitchen. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Oil-fired central heating and double glazing further enhance the property. There's also plenty outdoors for the equestrian enthusiast, with four loose boxes accompanied by a feed room, club room, forage and machinery stores, and a lorry shed, along with a 100m x 40m all-weather arena and adjoining paddock. This lovely home is on the market for offers around £550,000 with Templeton Robinson.

9 Northern Ireland homes with a cosy autumn vibe

By Helena McManus
Published 22nd Oct 2026, 16:01 BST
Updated 23rd Oct 2026, 15:08 BST

The nights are drawing in and whether it’s an open fire, an on-site orchard 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 properties, which are all currently on the market, range from cosy cottages to beautiful country homes.

This delightful one-bedroom mid-terrace cottage is steeped in history. Thought to have been built in the late 1820s for employees of the Downshire Estate, Duncan's Cottage has been thoughtfully renovated to blend modern conveniences with historical character. This property comprises of a practical layout as well as a generously sized lounge featuring a fireplace with black granite hearth, a modern fitted kitchen, a white suite bathroom and a bedroom on the first floor. It is on the market for £229,950 with Robert Wilson estate agency group.

9. Duncan's Cottage, 8 Arthur Street, Royal Hillsborough

This delightful one-bedroom mid-terrace cottage is steeped in history. Thought to have been built in the late 1820s for employees of the Downshire Estate, Duncan's Cottage has been thoughtfully renovated to blend modern conveniences with historical character. This property comprises of a practical layout as well as a generously sized lounge featuring a fireplace with black granite hearth, a modern fitted kitchen, a white suite bathroom and a bedroom on the first floor. It is on the market for £229,950 with Robert Wilson estate agency group. Photo: Robert Wilson

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