Sunnyside House is one of Douglas’ most distinguished period residences, occupying an exceptional private setting within approximately 2.8 acres of established grounds. Dating back to the 1800s, this remarkable family home enjoys a peaceful, tree-lined position bordering Summerhill Glen whilst remaining within easy walking distance of Upper Douglas, local amenities, Tesco supermarket, schools and the town centre.
Steeped in character and retaining many original features, the principal house offers a versatile layout centred around a grand reception hall. Four elegant reception rooms include a magnificent drawing room, formal dining room with doors opening onto the terrace overlooking the swimming pool, a charming morning room and a well-appointed library. The spacious breakfast kitchen is fitted with quality shaker-style cabinetry, granite and marble worktops, complemented by a butler’s pantry, utility room and cloakroom.
The lower ground floor incorporates a self-contained apartment with its own private entrance, open plan living accommodation, double bedroom, bathroom and wet room, ideal for extended family, guests or staff. There is also a wine cellar and direct access to the pool area.
Across the second floor are five generous bedrooms, including a principal suite with dressing room and en-suite bathroom. A second dressing room serves Bedroom Two, whilst further family bathrooms provide excellent accommodation. The upper floor offers additional bedrooms and extensive attic storage.
Adjoining the main residence is a substantial two-storey coach house extending to approximately 2,100 sq ft, incorporating a study, snooker room, lounge, double garage and first-floor studio.
The separate gate lodge has been fully refurbished an attractive one-bedroom cottage with its own garden.
The grounds are a standout feature, comprising sweeping lawns, mature trees, an orchard, woodland and a heated outdoor swimming pool, creating a private setting.
