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Ardavon Park ARDAVON PARK ARDAVON ESTATE CULTRA ARDAVON PARK ARDAVON ESTATE GLEN ROAD CULTRA 04 Royal Belfast Golf Club, Cultra STEEPED IN HISTORY Steeped in a wealth of captivating history and rich culture, and surrounded by some of Northern Ireland’s most beautiful landscapes, Ardavon Park showcases the very definition of stylish and elegant living. 05 Nestled within the grounds of the charming Ardavon House on the Glen Road in prestigious Cultra, this stunning location boasts excellence, luxury and grandeur. Dating back to the 1870s, Ardavon House stands proudly in a mature woodland, once home to Samuel Trimble, the deputy treasurer of County Antrim and builder of the stunning house and gardens that are still visible today. Original Ardavon House & Gardens D JORDANSTOWN A O R ARDAVON E R O PARK H S ARDAVON ESTATE Helen’s Bay CULTRA Golf Club Whiteabbey Rail Halt HELEN’S BAY Carnalea BELFAST Rockport Golf Club LOUGH School Helen’s Bay Crawfordsburn Hazelbank Rail Halt Country Park Carnalea Park Royal Belfast Seahill Rail Halt Golf Club Rail Halt The Old Inn BANGOR Glen Belfast Road Bangor West Zoo Royal North of Ireland CRAWFORDSBURN Rail Halt Cultra R ROAD Bangor Castle Yacht Club Rail Halt BANGO Ulster Folk & Bangor Aurora Aquatic Belfast Transport Museum & Leisure Complex Castle Marino B Rail Halt Culloden E CULTRA Estate & Spa LF Fortwilliam AS Golf Club T ROAD Queen’s Leisure Complex Holywood d Ballymenoch a Rail Halt Spafield Playing Fields Park o High St. r St. Pauls GAC D The Holywood Clandeboye A e Holywood Rugby Club Priory Integrated Steiner School Lodge O r College Sullivan R o Clandeboye Upper School Blackwood h Glenlyon Golf Course M Holywood s I Park Golf Centre Golf Club R HOLYWOOD T N George Best Redburn A Belfast City Country Park 06 Airport Craigantlet Cairn Wood D A O s R s a Crumlin Road p R - McKee’s Gaol York Street Titanic y Ashfield Boys, O Sydenham b Farm Shop Train Station Belfast & Girls Schools G Victoria Rail Halt m N a Belmont Park A h Park SSE Arena B en CIYMS Belfast d BELFAST sy Stormont Estate Knock Ulster Titanic Quarter Campbell Waterfront Rail Halt Strathearn Golf Club Hospital Belfast School College Not to scale Gt. Victoria Street T Train Station UPPER NEW O WNARDS ROAD Lanyon Place KEMP E ST Train Station ONE S RO City Hospital DUNDONALD AD CultraNEWT Inn at OWNARDS Rail Halt Ormeau Park Culloden Estate Botanic BELFAST 7.5 miles & Spa Train Station Need to HOLYWOOD 2.6 miles Commute? BANGOR 5.7 miles NEWTOWNARDS 7.8 miles LISBURN 16.4 miles GEORGE BEST BELFAST CITY AIRPORT 4.6 miles BELFAST INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 24.8 miles DUBLIN 111 miles Holywood Esplanade UNPARALLELED LOCATION Located just a short distance from a multitude of activities, eateries and open green spaces, the esteemed Holywood area guarantees that there is certainly no shortage of things to see and do. Royal Belfast Golf Club, Cultra 07 Culloden Estate & Spa Belfast Lough from Holywood Whether it’s enjoying a game of golf on the lush fairways of the Royal Belfast Golf Club, kicking back and relaxing at the luxurious Culloden Estate and Spa or taking a stroll through the serene Redburn Country Park, Ardavon Park provides an exceptional selection of nearby amenities. Thanks to Holywood’s notable collection of chic cafés and outstanding restaurants, residents also have the opportunity to experience some of the country’s finest cuisine. What’s more, with the renowned Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club’s impressive premises situated just a stone’s throw away, this unparalleled location is perfect for those seeking tranquillity on the waters of Belfast Lough. Providing direct rail links from Cultra to Bangor, Belfast and beyond, and situated only a short drive away from George Best City Airport, it goes without saying Ardavon Park is perfectly placed for commuters. take a look around 08 Holywood Golf Club Redburn Country Park, Holywood Rectory At The Ulster Folk & Transport Museum 09 ARDAVON ESTATE Aerial view of Ardavon looking towards the Irish Sea A place to call home Established in 2000, Warwick Architects The Dufferin - 3640 ft2 Approx. The HARRISON - 3645 ft2 Approx. (formerly Warwick Stewart Architects) is a multi-award winning practice located in Templepatrick, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. We specialise in traditional and contemporary architecture and are renowned for designing some of the most exclusive homes in Northern Ireland. Works also include the sympathetic conversion and re-use of many listed building involving high quality restoration and creative Plot ONE - 0.59 Acres Approx. Plot TWO - 0.38 Acres Approx. design solutions. 10 The mature landscaped site at Ardavon 2 2 The KENNEDY - 3645 ft Approx. The KNOX - 3640 ft Approx. provided a unique opportunity to deliver an exclusive high quality residential development in keeping with the location. The layout draws strongly on the existing landscaped context with retention of the mature planting and careful placement of the proposed dwellings ensuring integration and a high quality private amenity for each plot. The dwellings have been designed to be of classical form and appearance with careful consideration given to their scale, proportion, Plot THREE - 0.31 Acres Approx. Plot FOUR - 0.40 Acres Approx. material finishes and unparalleled attention to detail. The orientation, together with, clever use of glazing and high quality design The PRAEGER - 4920 ft2 Approx. The SULLIVAN - 3375 ft2 Approx. layouts succeed in creating an exceptional development in this locality. Plot FIVE - 0.63 Acres Approx. Plot SIX - 0.38 Acres Approx. site layout The Sullivan Plot 6 House Type Key The Dufferin The Praeger Plot one - Size 0.59 Acres Approx. Plot 5 Total Floor Area - 3640 ft2 Approx. The HARRISON Plot two - Size 0.38 Acres Approx. The Knox - 3645 ft2 Approx. Total Floor Area Plot 4 The KENNEDY Plot three - Size 0.31 Acres Approx. Total Floor Area - 3645 ft2 Approx. The KNOX Plot four - Size 0.40 Acres Approx. 2 The Total Floor Area - 3640 ft Approx. Kennedy Plot 3 The PRAEGER Plot five - Size 0.63 Acres Approx. Total Floor Area - 4920 ft2 Approx. The SULLIVAN Plot SIX - Size 0.38 Acres Approx. Total Floor Area - 3375 ft2 Approx. The Harrison Plot 2 The Dufferin Plot 1 GLEN ROAD Not to scale THE DUFFERIN 12 13 Computer Visual THE DUFFERIN GROUND Garden Room SITE FLOOR LAYOUT Entrance Hall Drawing Room max 18’4” x 14’5” Library 14’9” x 14’1” Kitchen 17’8” x 15’8” Dining Dining 15’5” x 13’1” Utility Family Room 15’1” x 14’9” Utility Room 11’1” x 6’10” wc 2 Kitchen Family Room Garden Room 13’1” x 11’5” St Cloakroom 5’10” x 5’2” Entrance Hall Drawing Room The WC 1 5’10” x 5’2” Dufferin WC 2 6’6” x 3’7” wc 1 Clks Double Garage 24’7” x 19’8” Library Porch 13 FIRST FLOOR Master Bedroom max 18’4” x 15’8” Bedroom 5 Ensuite 11’1” x 6’6” Dressing Room 11’1” x 6’6” Bedroom 2 max 18’4” x 10’9” Bedroom 2 Master Ensuite 8’4” x 3’11” Ensuite Bedroom Landing Bedroom 3 max 18’4” x 12’9” max Bedroom 4 18’4” x 14’1” Ens Dressing Bedroom 5 15’1” x 10’5” Dress Bathroom max 18’4” x 9’2” Landing Bedroom 4 T O T A L Bathroom FLOOR PLOT Bedroom 3 AREA ONE 2 3640 FT 0.59 ACRES APPROX. APPROX. THE HARRISON 14 15 Computer Visual THE HARRISON GROUND SITE FLOOR Garden Room LAYOUT Dining Entrance Hall Drawing Room max 23’3” x 15’1” Library max 15’1” x 15’1” Kitchen 19’4” x 14’5” Utility Dining 14’5” x 13’1” St Kitchen wc 2 Larder Family Room Family Room max 15’1” x 14’5” Boot Room The Utility Room 10’9” x 6’6” Harrison Garden Room 13’1” x 12’9” Drawing Room Entrance Hall Cloakroom 7’6” x 4’7” WC 1 7’6” x 4’7” Library WC 2 6’6” x 3’3” Clks wc 1 Porch Double Garage 24’7” x 19’8” 15 FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 4 Master Bedroom max 21’3” x 13’1” Ensuite max 15’1” x 6’2” Bedroom 5 Dressing Room max 10’5” x 6’10” Landing Bedroom 2 max 15’1” x 14’5” Ensuite 7’10” x 5’10” Bedroom 2 Ensuite Bedroom 3 15’1” x 13’1” Ensuite Bedroom 4 14’1” x 9’10” Bedroom 5 15’1” x 9’10” Bedroom 3 Landing Bathroom 11’5” x 10’5” Dressing Bathroom Master Bedroom T O T A L FLOOR PLOT AREA TWO 2 3645 FT 0.38 ACRES APPROX. APPROX. THE KENNEDY 16 17 Computer Visual THE KENNEDY GROUND SITE FLOOR Garden Room LAYOUT Entrance Hall Drawing Room max 23’3” x 15’1” Library max 15’1” x 15’1” Dining Kitchen 19’4” x 14’5” Utility Dining 14’5” x 13’1” St Larder Kitchen Family Room max 15’1” x 14’5” Family Room wc 2 Boot Room The Utility Room 10’9” x 6’6” Kennedy Garden Room 13’1” x 12’9” Drawing Room Cloakroom 7’6” x 4’7” Entrance Hall WC 1 7’6” x 4’7” WC 2 6’6” x 3’3” Library Clks wc 1 Double Garage 24’7” x 19’8” Porch 17 FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 4 Master Bedroom max 21’3” x 13’1” Ensuite max 15’1” x 6’2” Bedroom 5 Dressing Room max 10’5” x 6’10” Landing Bedroom 2 max 15’1” x 14’5” Ensuite 7’10” x 5’10” Ensuite Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 15’1” x 13’1” Ensuite Bedroom 4 14’1” x 9’10” Landing Bedroom 5 15’1” x 9’10” Master Bathroom 11’5” x 10’5” Bedroom Dressing T O T A L Bathroom Bedroom 3 FLOOR PLOT AREA THREE 2 3645 FT 0.31 ACRES APPROX.
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