Living at Ingmire Hall affords a slice of life in an historical country house and tranquil country estate but with all of the trappings of contemporary life. The Hall itself is a Grade II Listed 16th-century country house dating mainly from the 16th-century and includes a Pele tower. Built for the Upton family, altered and enlarged in the early 19th century by renowned architect George Webster of Kendal and then extended again in around 1900; a fire destroyed much of the hall in the 1920s only to see it restored, extended again and then partially remodeled in 1989. It now comprises thirteen unique and highly individual homes set in a private estate of around 13 acres, the beautifully landscaped grounds feature woodlands, extensive lawns, water features, a tennis court and fishpond.Purchased by the present owners in 2022, The Wing has been painstakingly refitted to create a modern and vibrant family home that is sleek and contemporary with stylish decoration, high end interior fittings, all wrapped up in the charismatic appeal of this impressive and characterful period exterior.The generous living accommodation is well proportioned and laid out over three floors offering a sociable ground floor living space of living kitchen and reception room, staircase hall, utility room and cloak room. On the first floor is the luxurious principal bedroom with a walk in wardrobe, glamorous bathroom and a completely fabulous and unique roof terrace with pergola enabling all year round outdoor living. On the second floor are two further double bedrooms both of which have ensuites along with a useful box/study/play room. Outside is private parking, a ground level seating terrace and a private lawn for the sole use of the property. Beyond this are the wider estate grounds. This is an exceptionally special property, unique on all counts, one that would be a privilege to call 'home'. Vendor insightWe'd previously holidayed in the Lakes and were initially looking to buy there but were then introduced to Ingmire Hall as we had friends who had a property here and through them we got to know the Hall and grounds and fell in love with not only the estate but the area as a whole. We got to experience the peace and tranquility of the grounds and discovered the incredible accessibility of the location. Work commitments are taking us away from Ingmire Hall but we have thoroughly enjoyed our time here as a family and will very much miss all that it has given us.LocationOnly four miles off the motorway and ensconced by the fells, Ingmire Hall is in a world of its own. Approaching from the M6, round the bend and the valley stretches out in front, it is indeed a sight for sore eyes as the glorious Howgill Fells rise to greet you. The setting and views are breathtaking. Ingmire Hall is set a mile and a half to the west of Sedbergh which, as the nearest town, has a comprehensive range of local amenities centered on an attractive Main Street being home to an array of independent retailers, including a traditional grocer and butcher, ironmonger, florist, sweet shop and a Spar supermarket. As an official book town, there is also a selection of book shops to browse and a town library. Healthcare wise there is a medical centre, a dentist and a vet. Sedbergh has a weekly Wednesday market held in the car park on Joss Lane and monthly throughout the summer months, Main Street is the setting for an artisan market. The renowned and independent Sedbergh School has extensive facilities which are available for local residents to use and enjoy, including the swimming pool, various sports facilities and concerts in the state-of-the-art music hall. This is an amazing local facility benefitting the rural community. Vendor insightWe were looking for a house that had good commuter access to the M6 and Oxenholme station as well as to local amenities. We feel like we are in another world here, but in reality remain very connected with road and rail links and everything in both Sedbergh and Kendal. For our growing family we've found the setting to be safe, a ready-made community that has been very welcoming. It's as sociable as you want it to be as other residents are all very respectful of one another's privacy. We love to walk, and from here right from the door, or just a short drive away, we've been able to explore the local fells. Step insideThe epitome of elegance, with a carefully curated interior, The Wing is a visual treat where great attention to detail has been put into every element of design and specification to create a luxurious, bespoke interior for maximum convenience and comfort. Top to bottom the house is decorated using a palette of Farrow and Ball paints, light design is thoughtfully considered and atmospheric, the fittings are stylish, sockets and switches have a brushed brass finish, the ground floor and main bedroom are laid with Amtico flooring, the kitchen has been installed by Lakeland Kitchens and features a full range of integral appliances, marble work tops, hand painted cabinets with brushed copper handles and a breakfast bar for informal dining. Sitting happily alongside the modernity of the interior there are exposed oak lintels, the natural woodwork has been echoed in the selection of the staircase's oak and glass balustrade which runs top to bottom, the treads are laid with a sisal carpet. Bespoke internal joinery includes painted wall paneling, oak contemporary panel doors, the sitting room's media cabinet, cleverly concealed push-touch understairs cupboards providing coat and shoe storage, principle bedroom furniture (double desk, dressing table, twin bedside drawer units) and a beautiful oak panel sliding pocket door to the fully fitted walk in wardrobe. The two remaining bedrooms also have built in wardrobes and the two lofts have been boarded with ladder access for practical and accessible storage. The box room on the top floor has super fitted storage and provides a hobbies or play space for younger children. Starting with the ground floor cloakroom, rising to the house bathroom on the first floor and the two ensuites (one a bathroom, the other a shower room) on the second floor, Billington Design Total Bathroom Solutions have created glamorous and top specification suites to add a touch of daily luxury to your life. Vendor insightWhen we bought it The Wing was in need of updating, we've enjoyed the creative process and the extent of the work has enabled us to have peace of mind that comes with a very thorough job. The ground floor living space has worked well for us. We designed it to be an all-in-one living area where we can all stay connected in the same space, but doing different things. The internal window is not only safety glass but also has extra sound proofing so the children can watch their programs in the kitchen and we can watch ours in the sitting room. We'd designed the desks in the main bedroom to enable us to work from home but have actually enjoyed working at the dining table as the views through to the garden are great and we remain on hand if the children need us. Step outsideWhether you are looking for a private spot to grab a quiet moment or a family barbecue, the roof terrace is delightful, immensely private and the views are wonderful. The pergola is an impressive addition making this an all-weather outdoor space the owners tell us that they've enjoyed it throughout the seasons, even when it's been snowing, with the heaters on, it's warm and cosy and magical watching the snow silently fall on the estate grounds. On a clear dark night, the roof panels can be opened to indulge in a spot of star gazing. There's a seating terrace right outside the front door perfect for a morning coffee with the papers or grabbing a spot of lunch in the sunshine. The lawn in front is private to The Wing and the lawn beyond that is shared with The Main Hall, the adjoining property. A gravel area to the side provides dedicated parking for 1 car and there are further visitor spaces around the estate. Vendor insightOur favourite place to sit is the roof terrace, the pergola has been such a great addition. It's an bsolute sun trap up there, sheltered and south facing the perfect place to barbecue and enjoy a glass of wine as the sun goes down. We can open the roof vents for maximum sunshine or close them if shade is needed. The wind proof blinds give us shelter on a breezy day, but we can still enjoy being outside. If you needed extra space, there are some communal sheds available to rent on a monthly basis. It hasn't been an issue for us as we've the room at the side of the house for bike and garden cushion storage. There are so many different places to enjoy within the grounds. In the warmer months we like to take a portable barbecue either up to Tennis House (the views are great, especially back towards the Hall) or down by the fishpond, we've set up hammocks in the Fairy Garden with the children, enjoyed drinks with neighbours by the Tennis House and joined in with fireworks.We've enjoyed the stillness and calm of the setting. Whilst nearly all the properties are lived in full time we're not overlooked and it's a very peaceful place to liveServicesMains electricity, shared private water from the estate borehole, LPG from a communal and metered tank, shared private drainage to the estate treatment plant. Worcester central heating boiler in the utility room with a separate hot water storage tank. BroadbandFull fibre gigabit broadband provided by B4RN (Broadband for the Rural North) . All B4RN customers receive gigabit (1,000Mbps) speed.MobileIndoor: EE, O2 and Vodaphone for both Voice and DataOutdoor: EE, Three, O2 and Vodaphone for Voice, Data and Enhanced DataBroadband and mobile information provided by Ofcom.Local Authority chargesWestmorland and Furness Council Council Tax band BTenureFreehold.A monthly management charge in the region of £300 is payable which includes external window cleaning, maintenance of the communal grounds and parking areas as well as upkeep of the shared services. Included in the saleThe pergola, fitted carpets, curtains and poles, blinds, light fittings and NEFF kitchen appliances - five plate induction hob, fan, dishwasher, double oven including combination microwave, larger fridge, tall freezer and temperature-controlled wine store. The Quooker tap (providing hot, water) is also included. Additionally, the Samsung condenser drier and Beko washing machine, the televisions in the living kitchen and sitting room, the upholstered king size bed with integral television are available by way of further negotiation as are many other items of furniture including the roof terrace furniture and Webber BBQ for example. Please ask about any items that interest you. RestrictionsPlease noteA clause in the lease prohibits holiday letting but long-term residential tenancies are allowed. Directions what3words: ///mixing.reclaim.finelyUse Sat Nav LA10 5HR with reference to the directions below:Leave Sedbergh and head towards the M6 (J37) on the A684. The entrance is signed on the left hand side. Alternatively, approaching from the motorway, the entrance is shortly after crossing the narrow bridge over the river. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ingmire-hall-d629772/for-sale_i69437764
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Accommodation in Brief Ground Floor Entrance Vestibule Hall Sitting Room Study Dining Room Open Plan Kitchen & Garden Room Utility Room WC First Floor Bedroom with En-suite Shower Room Four Further Bedrooms Family Bathroom Second Floor Three Generous Loft Rooms Externally Detached Studio Driveway & Parking Double Garage with Workshop Single Garage Stables Tack Room Formal Gardens Orchard Garden Two Paddocks of Around 0.73 Acres 1.08 Acres in All The Property Dubcroft is a lovely double fronted detached property built in beautiful traditional Cumbrian style and occupying a generous plot of around 1.08 acres in all. In addition to the main house, the property incorporates gorgeous gardens and a fine range of outbuildings including a detached studio and garaging. Stables and a tack room combine with two excellent paddocks to offer a fabulous compact equestrian set up, with far-reaching views stretching away over attractive countryside. The front door opens to a vestibule with fully glazed inner door and side panels, linking onwards to the bright and welcoming hall. To one side is the generously proportioned sitting room with a dual aspect including patio doors to the south elevation bringing lots of natural light. A feature fireplace with marble surround and hearth acts as a central focal point, and glazed double doors open to the adjoining study. This is a great place to work from home. Across the hall is the dining room with more formal entertaining space and a charming serving hatch that connects to the kitchen. The open plan kitchen and garden room is a wonderful place to cook, dine and entertain. The kitchen area is fitted with an abundance of cabinetry with pretty decorative tiling and a grand AGA. The kitchen flows into dining area and onwards into the garden room with wrap around glazing and a vaulted ceiling supported by handsome exposed beams. Relaxing views look over the rear gardens, and French doors step out to the patio. A large utility room serves the kitchen with additional sink, storage and space for white goods along with external access. A useful WC completes the ground floor accommodation. The spindled staircase rises to a half landing bathed in light from a tall arched window, then continues to the first floor landing. There are four double bedrooms and a small single arranged across the first floor, all finished in elegant and relaxing style. Two of the bedrooms feature extensive fitted storage, while another benefits from an en-suite shower. The family bathroom suite comprises bath, wash hand basin set in a vanity unit, WC and heated towel rail. A spiral staircase from the landing leads up to the second floor and another three rooms of impressive size. These rooms provide vast storage space and could be used to extend the living accommodation, subject to securing the necessary planning consents. Standing detached from the house is the substantial studio building. Thoughtfully constructed to blend with the appearance of the main house, the studio is incredibly versatile. The vaulted ceiling soars above an open room with practical floor tiling. This is a delightful craft or hobby room, and could offer home working space that keeps work and family life firmly apart. Externally Dubcroft is approached onto a gated and gravelled driveway with parking for numerous vehicles. Yet more parking is provided by a double garage with workshop to the rear and another single garage. Both garages have electric doors. The garaging forms part of the fabulous range of outbuildings, along with three stable bays and a tack room. To the front of the house is a productive orchard garden. To the rear there are superbly maintained formal gardens with manicured lawns, patio, pond, raised planting beds and a lovely pergola walkway that adds form and character. The gardens are enclosed by well-kept hedging and stone wall boundaries. Two paddocks extend to around 0.73 acres in all, again beautifully maintained and well-fenced. There is roadside access and the paddocks will appeal greatly to all equestrian enthusiasts looking for a fabuluous manageable set up. Local Information The property sits amongst beautiful Cumbrian countryside with easy access to the northern fells of the Lake District National Park. The popular village of Dalston is nearby and offers a full range of everyday amenities. Other nearby villages include charming Caldbeck and Hesket Newmarket. From the doorstep there is a delightful array of footpaths and bridleways through stunning countryside, along the River Caldew and then onwards into The Lake District, where a host of activities and water sports await. The regional capital of Carlisle is within easy reach and offers an excellent range of social, leisure and retail opportunities, along with an impressive cathedral and castle. In the opposite direction lies the historic market town of Penrith, whilst Wigton is in a westerly direction. The property is also well-located for easy access to the Lake District National Park, the lovely west coast of Cumbria and the Scottish Borders. For primary education there is a primary school in Dalston and other village schools in nearby Raughton Head, Ivegill, Caldbeck and Rosley, or for independent schools, there is Hunter Hall in Penrith and Lime House for children from the age of 7 to 18 years. Secondary education is provided in Dalston at Caldew School or at the highly-regarded Queen Elizabeth Grammar School in Penrith or Nelson Thomlinson in Wigton. Further independent schooling is available at Lime House School located in between Raughton Head and Dalston and Austin Friars in Carlisle, which provides co-educational schooling from 3-18 years. For the commuter junctions 41 and 42 of the M6 are within easy reach for travel south and north. The road network provides excellent links to Wigton and West Cumberland. West Coast mainline rail services are available at Penrith and Carlisle providing fast and frequent services to London Euston in just over three hours, Manchester (including direct trains into Manchester International Airport) in less than two hours, and Glasgow and Edinburgh in just over an hour. The railway station at Dalston provides local services to west Cumbria and Carlisle. Approximate Mileages Dalston 3.3 miles Junction 42 M6 7.4 miles Junction 41 M6 13.3 miles Carlisle City Centre 8.2 miles Penrith 18.5 miles Keswick 21.5 miles Services Mains electricity and water. Oil-fired central heating. LPG. Private drainage to septic tank. Solar panels. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars. Agents Note to Purchasers We strive to ensure all property details are accurate, however, they are not to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract. All measurements and floor plans have been prepared as a guide only. All services, systems and appliances listed in the details have not been tested by us and no guarantee is given to their operating ability or efficiency. Please be advised that some information may be awaiting vendor approval. Submitting an Offer Please note that all offers will require financial verification including mortgage agreement in principle, proof of deposit funds, proof of available cash and full chain details including selling agents and solicitors down the chain. To comply with Money Laundering Regulations, we require proof of identification from all buyers before acceptance letters are sent and solicitors can be instructed. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_dalston-d555589/for-sale_i68130202
Description Set within 11 acres of parkland and woodland, Holme Park, formerly known as Hill Top, is a superb, elegant Grade II Listed Building. The former mansion house has been converted in 2009, providing a further 5 unique dwellings. Step into the grandeur of No. 4 Holme Park and you will appreciate the stunning period living spaces which exude charm and history. This deceptively spacious gem offers 4/5 double bedrooms, 2 en suite facilities, impressive 30' lounge and a family bathroom all within a sympathetically converted space that showcases a multitude of features. Presented to a high standard, it offers comfort and wonderful sociable spaces throughout and in addition, a private cellar space, patio garden, parking and nearby garage block providing sizeable garage. This property is a peaceful retreat on the fringes of Kendal, offering breathtaking views and a sense of privacy. With easy access to the Lakes, the M6 motorway, and town amenities, it strikes the perfect balance between tranquillity and convenience. Location Situated high above the Market Town of Kendal within communal grounds and parkland setting with splendid views across open countryside and towards Farleton Knott. The property can be found by taking the Sedbergh Road out of Kendal and upon reaching Beehive Lane continue over into the Holme Park development following the private road past the Park Lodges. Dropping down the hill you will see the former Mansion House ahead, parking can be found on the right hand side to the front of No 4 Holme Park. Property Overview The ornate features of No. 4 Holme Park are truly captivating, with original servant bells proudly displayed in the hall. Large sash windows flood the rooms with natural light, while the lounge's patio doors open up to the extensive communal garden and far-reaching views, creating a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living.Once inside the entrance hall, you will begin to appreciate the beautiful presentation and thoughtful storage spaces provided. The feature staircase leads to the first floor split level landing and useful downstairs cloakroom with modern 2 piece suite with partial tiled wall and tiled floor. The superb 30ft lounge is breathtaking and has an abundance of incredible period features, the ornate marble fireplace with LPG gas cast iron fire is only one, the ceiling height and ceiling rose another, feature arched wall with alcoves and the extensive views across the gardens from the almost full height double glazed patio doors a further talking point! The room is flooded with light and offers a truly comfortable space to relax or entertain.Within the dining kitchen, the range of wall and base units offers extensive storage and a superb area of worksurface space incorporating bowl & ½ single drainer sink unit. With high end built in appliances including NEFF oven and grill, fridge and freezer, dishwasher, induction hob and extractor canopy over making this a delight to cook in. There is complementary tiling to walls and historic 'Herald' range features as a centre piece to the kitchen. Two sash windows and tiled flooring throughout. The adjacent utility room has plumbing in place for a washing machine, sink unit and built in cupboards.From the rear hallway there is a further multi functional room, perfect to be utilised as a study, snug or fifth Bedroom. There is access from the hall to a communal central patio garden and to the cellar spaces.At first floor level the landing splits and to the left leads to the an impressive main bedroom with excellent range of built in wardrobes with sliding doors and has superb far reaching views from the rear sash window across open countryside to Farleton Knott. A perfect place to relax and enjoy with a morning coffee! The well appointed en suite shower room with Duravit sanitaryware has two contemporary vanity wash basins, WC, fully tiled walls and large walk in shower cubicle with waterfall shower head over.A further double bedroom located adjacent offers lovely views over Parkland and there is an abundance of built in storage to the landing area. To the right of the split level landing, a two further bedrooms can be found, both generous in dimensions. One of the bedrooms enjoys a contemporary shower room again with Duravit sanitaryware including WC, vanity wash hand basin and walk in shower cubicle with waterfall shower head. Both bedrooms have feature historic fireplaces and both have aspects to the front of the property.The family bathroom is a luxurious space in which to relax and offers high quality fittings including vanity wash hand basin, panelled bath with shower over, WC. Complementary tiling to walls, downlighters and extraction.There is a useful lockable cellar space ideal for storage, nearby garage block with good size garage with mezzanine level and parking to both the front of the property and further allocated parking in the nearby parking area. The parklands including woods with the Grade II Midge monument can be enjoyed by all residents and the communal courtyard patio and a private south facing patio belonging to No 4 located to the rear.Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history and charm at No. 4 Holme Park. Experience the beauty of this unique property that offers a perfect mix of character, sizeable rooms, and incredible surroundings. Accommodation with approximate dimensions: Ground Floor Entrance Hall Cloakroom Lounge 30' 3 x 18' 9 (9.24m x 5.72m) Kitchen Diner 16' 4 x 16' 4 (5'05m x 5.0m) Study/Bedroom 5 12' 7 x 8' 9 (3.84m x 2.69m) Utility 7' 2 x 6' 1 (2.19m x 1.86m) Cellar First Floor Bedroom One 19' 0 x 13' 9 (5.80m x 4.20m) En Suite Shower Room Bedroom Two 11' 5 x 8' 9 (3.50m x 2.69m) En Suite Shower Room Bedroom Three 13' 5 x 11' 3 (4.10m x 3.45m) Bedroom Four 17' 3 x 9' 3 (5.27m x 2.84m) Family Bathroom 7' 3 x 5' 9 (2.23m x 1.77m) Cellar Area A useful secure space ideal for storage. Outside The property enjoys its own patio south facing area beyond the lounge which takes in the incredible far reaching views across the south lawn. Ideal for outdoor entertaining, a further communal courtyard patio can be enjoyed along with the 11 acres of parkland. Allocated parking is to be found directly to the front of the property and also in the parking bay adjacent to the garage (within a block nearby) Garage Electric up and over door, power and light. Services Private water supply, mains electric and LPG gas. Drainage is by way of sewage treatment plant. Tenure: Leasehold - 999 years from February 2009. Service charges annually £4722.32 (up to May 2024) split twice yearly November & May. This includes Buildings Insurance, upkeep of communal areas, mowing of formal lawns, window cleaning. Council Tax: Band G Viewings Strictly by appointment with Hackney & Leigh Kendal Office. Energy Performance Certificate: The full Energy Performance Certificate is available on our website and also at any of our offices What3words: airstrip.amps.rents For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_new-hutton-d560108/for-sale_i71520668
Accommodation in Brief Entrance Hall Study Sitting Room Kitchen/Dining Room Utility Room Cloakroom/WC Principal Bedroom with En-suite Shower Room & Dressing Room Guest Bedroom with En-suite Shower Room Two Further Double Bedrooms Family Bathroom Paved Driveway Integral Garage Patio Landscaped Gardens The Property The property presents a wonderful rare opportunity to be the first to live in this spacious contemporary home, thoughtfully designed and built for family life, yet nestled right in the heart an idyllic and peaceful village, surrounded by glorious Northumberland countryside. The property offers a warm and inviting retreat, the stone and timber exterior blending with the traditional, rural setting and the stylish fixtures and fittings, and interior layout ensuring the property is well set for the rigours of modern life, such as home working and technology connections with internet points in every room. The house is flooded with natural light through a combination of large windows, electric opening skylights and high ceilings. The reception rooms radiate off a generous entrance hall, with a modern bespoke staircase to the first floor. A versatile study, ideal for working from home, but also as a play room or snug, is located beside a sophisticated, light sitting room. The generous kitchen/dining room with bespoke, hand-made Shaker style units in a calming neutral colour palette, quartz work surfaces and Bosch integrated appliances centres around a vast island bench beneath a vaulted ceiling. It is an impressive space for entertaining, yet homely and cozy for baking and homework, and the abundance of windows, plus doors to the garden, bring light and nature in. The utility room has been designed with the same level of quality as the kitchen, with hand-made cabinetry to match and plumbed for all laundry facilities, and even the downstairs cloakroom/WC is beautifully appointed. To the first floor, the elegant principal bedroom suite with vaulted ceiling, gorgeous views of the rolling fields to the rear of the house, luxurious dressing room and high end en-suite shower room with Rak ceramics and Grohe brassware, is a relaxing haven that is hard to leave. The guest bedroom is equally pleasing with vaulted ceiling and smart en-suite shower room, and two further double bedrooms are served by a superb family bathroom. The attention to detail is clear throughout the property and emphasis has been placed on luxury, relaxation and bringing the breathtaking countryside outdoors inside. The property has been built to provide a lasting quality home. Externally The property is accessed via a private paved driveway, leading to an integral garage with a timber clad up and over door. The addition of an EV charging point and bicycle storage is very up-to-the-minute. Turfed and landscaped gardens to the front and rear mirror the lush greenery of the surrounding countryside and the smart rear patio is perfect for al fresco dining, relaxing and entertaining. A bin store to the bottom of the driveway maintains the natural and neat aesthetic of Upland View. Agents Note Upland View has a 10 year structural warranty with ICW specification. Local Information Catton is a small village set in the peaceful Allendale valley within the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The beautiful surrounding area is ideal for the outdoor enthusiast with walking, cycling and nature on the doorstep. The C2C cycle route and the Pennine Way are both nearby. Slightly further afield, yet still within easy reach, are Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland National Park, Cheviots, Scottish Borders, Lake District and the stunning North East Coast. Nearby Allendale Town offers everyday amenities including health centre, post office, supermarket, tea rooms, butcher and pubs. A regular bus services links the village with the market town of Hexham where onwards services are available. Hexham provides several supermarkets, a good range of shops and eateries, leisure facilities, cinema, professional services and a hospital. Both Newcastle and Carlisle provide comprehensive cultural, educational, recreational and shopping facilities. For schooling there is a primary school in Allendale while senior schooling is offered at Haydon Bridge High School and the well-regarded Queen Elizabeth High School in Hexham. In addition, Mowden Hall Prep School is just outside Corbridge, together with several private day schools in Newcastle. For the commuter, the A69 provides excellent access to Newcastle in the east and Carlisle in the west, while the A1 and M6 are also within easy reach for access north and south to other regional centres. There is a rail station at Hexham which provides regular cross country services and in turn links to other main line services to major UK cities north and south. Newcastle International Airport is also very accessible. Approximate Mileages Allendale 1.9 miles Haydon Bridge 5.6 miles Hexham 8.8 miles Corbridge 12.7 miles Newcastle International Airport 30.1 miles Newcastle City Centre 33.7 miles Services Mains electricity, water and drainage. Air source heating system. Underfloor hearing on all floors. Fibre optic broadband. Wiring for Sky and solar panels. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars. Agents Note to Purchasers We strive to ensure all property details are accurate, however, they are not to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract. All measurements and floor plans have been prepared as a guide only. All services, systems and appliances listed in the details have not been tested by us and no guarantee is given to their operating ability or efficiency. Please be advised that some information may be awaiting vendor approval. Submitting an Offer Please note that all offers will require financial verification including mortgage agreement in principle, proof of deposit funds, proof of available cash and full chain details including selling agents and solicitors down the chain. To comply with Money Laundering Regulations, we require proof of identification from all buyers before acceptance letters are sent and solicitors can be instructed. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_splitty-lane-d634083/for-sale_i70129013
Introducing an exceptional property located in the highly sought after village of Scotby. This stunning 4 bedroom detached family home offers versatile living space, perfect for accommodating an elderly relative or growing family.Situated on the first floor, this property boasts a large modern kitchen with modern appliances, ideal for those who enjoy culinary delights. The kitchen leads seamlessly into the spacious living room, complete with a Juliet balcony, allowing for views of the surrounding area. The high end finish throughout adds a touch of luxury to this wonderful home.Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a sizeable entrance hall, granting access to the double garage & Utility. A large Living Room with French doors leading to the rear garden is the perfect 'party/games room'. The two ground floor bedrooms are ideal for versatile living one provides an ensuite and the jack & Jill bathroom completes the ground floor.Ascending to the first floor, you will discover a large modern Dining Kitchen with modern appliances, ideal for those who enjoy culinary delights. The kitchen leads seamlessly into the spacious living room, both complete with a Juliet balcony, allowing for views of the surrounding area. There are two bedrooms the large main bedroom has a dressing room and ensuite complete with French doors. The stylish four piece bathroom is a true haven to relax after a long day.Externally, the property boasts a paved driveway leading to a double garage, providing ample parking spaces. The front and rear gardens provide opportunities to create outdoor spaces tailored to your own preferences and interests.This residence is part of a prestigious development that was built by the renowned local builder, Ian Simpson. The development incorporates communal WIFI for the residents, allowing for seamless connectivity. For further entertainment, a SONOS sound system is installed, perfectly complementing the ambient lighting that sets the tone for a relaxed and comfortable living environment. Additionally, the Close features Reolink CCTV, adding security measures to this already well-protected home. Furthermore, Eziviz CCTV on entering the Close and light sensors in the street ensure peace of mind.The village of Scotby offers a range of amenities within close proximity, including a charming public house, a village shop, a primary school, and a sports pavilion. For commuters, easy access to the M6/A69 ensures convenient travel.In summary, this property showcases a combination of elegance, practicality, and security. With its versatile living space and exceptional features, it presents a unique opportunity for those seeking premium family living. EPC Rating: B For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_scotby-d555836/for-sale_i69522969
Home:* Semi-detached Family Home* Original Storrs Hall Coachman's Cottage* Warm and welcoming rooms with original features* Built in the 1790's* 5 Bedrooms* Home Office* Double GarageGrounds and Garden:* Southeast facing large lawn* Peaceful and quiet location* Patio area for outside furniture * Convenient location, only ten minute walk into Bowness and WindermereServices:* Mains Water, Gas, Electric* Part Private Drainage, Part Mains Drainage* Fibre InternetAmidst the modern apartments and hotels of Storrs Park in Bowness, along Bellman Close, step back in time at No. 2, Storrs Park Cottages.Built in 1796 by the renowned Yorkshire landowner Sir John Legard, as the coachman's cottage to Storrs Hall, No. 2 has since been extended, with the addition of a garage and bedrooms.Though the legendary Storrs Hall, once private residence turned hotel, still attracts much interest, the area surrounding No. 2, Storrs Park Cottages remains peaceful and quiet - despite its accessible location close to the hustle and bustle of Bowness.Park up along the gated driveway or inside the double garage, with its electric up and over door. Ideal for those with kayaks, paddleboards and mountain bikes, there is space even for a boat should you wish to take advantage of the proximity to Lake Windermere. The garage also has a handy WC.A large front lawn, spacious enough to accommodate a marquee, is privately nestled behind a tall, mature hedge, providing plenty of privacy. Make your way to the gabled porch and step inside. A glazed door opens into the living room, a welcoming space which serves as the heart of the home. Robust beams add character within the ceiling above, whilst the large inglenook fireplace serves as a hearty focal point, the log-burning stove within issuing warmth and welcome. Cool in summer and cosy in winter, sense the quiet separation from the wider world snug behind the thick stone walls of the cottage. Cupboard spaces within the inglenook's recesses are reminiscent of spice cupboards.Tucked off the lounge is the study, a private and peaceful room with light flowing in through a window to the courtyard. A quiet place, with shelves for your books, work from home with reliable broadband speeds of around 50 Mbps. Ideal for streaming and downloading. Escape the work for a stroll about the garden through the external door.To the other side of the lounge, a door opens to the dining room, a light and spacious yet cosy room, with an intimate ambience aided by the overhead beams and deep windowsill, providing views out to the lush front lawn. Perfectly private courtesy of the high hedge, this room is ideal for entertaining and special occasions. Traditional paneling and a former spice cupboard, now serving as a wine rack, infuse character. From the dining room, continue through to the utility room, where there is plumbing for a washer and dryer, space for a fridge and freezer and also a sink alongside the boiler.Next, feast your eyes on the open-plan kitchen-diner. Flagstones are warmed by electric underfloor heating. Mid-coloured oak doors add a classic country touch to the cabinetry, with plenty of storage for all your essentials. Cook up a delicious meal for family and friends on the large Leisure cooker with electric oven and gas hob. Appliances currently housed in the kitchen include a built-in dishwasher and a larder fridge-freezer.Dine overlooking the garden, where doors slide open to provide access to the patio where you can enjoy summer barbecues in the sunshine.Returning to the hub of the home, take the stairs up from the lounge, noting the light flowing in through a window on the turn and a sky light above. Turning left, explore the original cottage side of the home, lifting a latch to discover the large family bathroom, with shower cubicle, corner bath, wash basin and WC. Light pours in through a window to the rear and a sky light above. Next, arrive at a spacious bedroom overlooking the front garden. Carpeted underfoot, this double bedroom currently accommodates twin beds with space for a wardrobe.Continuing along the broad, bright landing, turn left to sneak a peek at a second bedroom, currently furnished with a single bed and overlooking the lush garden to the front.Back on the landing, a robust beam above adds character, stepping left into a third bedroom, whose deep windowsill to the front serves as a reminder of the thick stone walls and antiquity of the home.Moving through into the more recent extension of the home, fitted wooden wardrobes offer storage ahead, before turning right into a light and bright double bedroom. Open and spacious, a large Velux frames starlit views above the bed, with plenty of space for wardrobes and chests of drawers. Freshen up in the tiled ensuite, with wash basin, WC and shower cubicle.Across the way arrive at the main bedroom, a bountiful bedroom with views overlooking the front. Storage is substantial, with a wall of fitted wardrobes. Relax and unwind in the private ensuite, furnished with a large corner jacuzzi bath, spacious shower, wash basin, WC and with ample storage.Two lofts, one in the original section of the home and another part-boarded above the main bedroom, are handy for storage.Wrapped up in greeneryQuite secluded, and not overlooked, garden extends to the front and rear of No. 2, Storrs Park Cottages. Low maintenance and manageable yet spacious, lawn to the front is enclosed by mature hedging whilst the kitchen-diner opens out to a courtyard garden to the rear. Enjoy the sizzle of a summer barbecue in perfect peace and privacy. In the back garden, soak up the westerly sunshine from noon onwards.Out and aboutAdvantageously located on the cusp of Bowness, prior to serving as a much-loved family home, No. 2, Storrs Park Cottage was a successful holiday let for many years. Stroll into Bowness, around a 30-minute walk depending on your pace, less than two miles away. A bus stop outside Storrs Hall only 100 yards away takes you from Windermere to Newby Bridge and on to Ulverston and Barrow-in-Furness.Walk up to the Arts & Crafts house of Blackwell for a spot of lunch. Walks abound in the nearby Winster Valley, where the ever-popular Brown Horse pub offers the opportunity for rest and refreshment. Enjoy a 20-minute walk to Ghyll Head Reservoir.For shopping, there are convenience stores in Bowness including a Tesco Express, whilst there is also a large Booths and Lakeland in Windermere. Head into Ulverston and pay a visit to Irvings Butcher and sample some of their locally sourced saltmarsh lamb. Ulverston is also home to the Lake District Lobster and Seafood Company.Head towards Walney Island and Peel Island for a taste of coastal life, with impressive bird sanctuaries and the opportunity to spot seals and sea birds.A thriving local community, there are plenty of groups to join in the vicinity from Bridge clubs to a community choir.Dine out at Storrs Hall, featuring in Tatler's 'Top 100 Hotels in the World' 2022 list. For Michelin-starred fine dining, No. 2, Storrs Park Cottages is perfectly situated close to Ambleside's The Old Stamp House, the nearby Gilpin Spice and Simon Rogan's Henrock at The Linthwaite House Hotel. Commuting is a breeze, with easy access to the M6 and Windermere Station, from where you can pick up the mainline at Oxenholme to connect with London, Edinburgh and Glasgow.With excellent independent and state schooling available in nearby Windermere and the surrounding villages, this home could continue to serve well as a family home, whilst also suiting those looking to retire to the Lake District, or somebody seeking a second home or a holiday home.A flexible, spacious and comfortable character home, discover your peace of mind at No. 2, Storrs Park Cottages.** For more photos and information, download the brochure on desktop. For your own hard copy brochure, or to book a viewing please call the team **Tenure: Freehold For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/cottages_storrs-park-d597290/for-sale_i71716500
Accommodation in Brief Entrance Vestibule Hall Drawing Room Snug Study Kitchen/Dining Room/Living Room Utility Room Larder Boot Room Cloakroom/WC Four First Floor Double Bedrooms with En-suite Facilities Second Floor Principal Bedroom Suite with Seating Space, Bathroom & Double Dressing Room Two Cellar Rooms Double Garage Driveway & Parking Landscaped Gardens Terrace with Outdoor Fireplace Outdoor Seating Areas The Property Allendale House is a beautiful and substantial stone-built Victorian property that has been extended and updated in stunning fashion to create an impressive home nestled in a picturesque Eden Valley village. The property was completely renovated from 2013 - 2014 including a new roof and new windows along with a full program of rewiring and replumbing and the luxurious addition of underfloor heating throughout most of the ground floor. The comprehensive installation of insulation brings comfort and efficiency. In addition to the crucial works to the fabric of the property, Allendale House has been refurbished and redecorated with absolute attention to detail. The gorgeous interior decor marries traditional elements that reflect the history of the building with high quality fixtures and fittings and a layout that will appeal to modern lifestyles. Elegant landscaped gardens surround fabulous outdoor seating and entertaining areas to spend time with family and friends, or to relax in peace and privacy. An ornate portico shelters the front door, opening to the entrance vestibule and onwards to the hall with attractive Amtico flooring. There are three handsome reception rooms accessed from the hall. To the front elevation is the drawing room featuring a Chesneys limestone fire surround housing a cream enamel Gazco gas stove. Also to the front elevation is the study with marble fire surround and Clearview multi-fuel stove. The hall continues to the snug, which is generously proportioned to belie the name and boasts a large inglenook with local sandstone surround and another Clearview multi-fuel stove. The reception rooms showcase plaster cornicing and ceiling roses and are finished in relaxing, understated colour palettes. Moving to the rear of the property reveals the sensational extension that forms the open plan kitchen, dining room and living room. This spectacular room is sure to be at the heart of family time and hospitality, with twin sets of bi-fold doors allowing the entertainment to flow out to the wonderful terrace and gardens. Exposed beams support a vaulted ceiling and extensive glazing brings swathes of natural light. The kitchen is fitted with an abundance of cabinetry and high quality integrated appliances including a Siemens oven, steam oven, oven with microwave and warming drawer, a Bora hob, large fridge, separate wine fridge, dishwasher and Quooker instant boiling water tap. Beyond the kitchen there is lots of space for a large dining table and chairs, sweeping on to comfortable living area. Sitting centrally between the twin bi-fold doors is a Clearview multi-fuel stove. The kitchen is served by an incredible utility room with additional storage and workspace, a Belfast sink and a gas hob with double oven. Adjoining the utility room is a large walk-in bespoke larder. The ground floor is completed by a useful boot room and a cloakroom/WC with Flamant oak and marble vanity unit. There are four generous double bedrooms arranged across the first floor. All are finished to the exacting standards found throughout Allendale House, and with exquisite taste and flair. Every room benefits from en-suite facilities with underfloor heating; there are three en-suite bathrooms and one en-suite shower room. Stunning and thoughtfully selected fixtures and fittings add to the luxury boutique style. The principal suite occupies the whole of the second floor to offer a breathtaking set up. The dual aspect bedroom makes a feature of the sloping ceiling with some exposed beams, and there is more than enough space for comfortable seating. The huge en-suite bathroom has a freestanding contemporary bath, separate Matki shower, twin marble wash hand basins set in an oak vanity unit, WC and heated towel rail. The magnificent principal suite is completed by an expansive double dressing room. Yet again, underfloor heating adds a touch of indulgent luxury. Finally, Allendale House benefits from a cellar divided in to two rooms that house the biomass wood pellet boiler, pellet hopper, water tanks and a CCTV cabinet. Externally The beautiful house is complemented to perfection by landscaped gardens and delightful outdoor space for al fresco dining and entertaining. Parking provision is excellent, with a driveway leading to a double garage. There are small well-kept courtyard gardens to the front, with the extensive main gardens privately tucked away to the rear. The elegant gardens are a perfect match for the house, with every detail considered with great care and attention. Manicured lawns leads are dotted with beds and surrounded by borders with a host of vibrant plantings bringing colour and life to every corner. Outdoor seating areas are nestled around the gardens to catch the sun throughout the day and at all times of the year. From the top of the garden there are views over the River Eden. The rear of the property is wrapped by the amazing flagged terrace to spend time enjoying the outdoors in peace, or to dine and entertain in style. The outdoor fireplace brings warmth as the sun sets in the evening. Local Information The pretty village of Armathwaite sits in the heart of the Eden Valley and offers day to day amenities including village shop, post office, country inns and the main Settle to Carlisle rail link. The village also has access to the regional centres of Carlisle, Penrith, the M6, the Lake District National Park and the Scottish Borders. The surrounding area offers excellent walks through fields and woods and along the River Eden. The regional capital of Carlisle is within easy reach and offers an excellent range of social, leisure and retail opportunities and an attractive pedestrian area, along with an impressive cathedral and castle. There is a primary school in the village and the property is in the catchment area for Caldew School in Dalston which offers schooling for all ages and Queen Elizabeth Grammar School in Penrith which offers schooling from 11-18 years. For the commuter the A6 is nearby and the M6 is within easy reach for onward travel north and south. Main line rail services are available at both Penrith and Carlisle which provide fast and frequent services to London in the south and to Glasgow in the north. The rail station at Carlisle provides regular connecting services east to Newcastle. Approximate Mileages M6 J42 Carlisle 6.7 miles M6 J41 9.5 miles Carlisle City Centre 10.2 miles Brampton 11.1 miles Penrith 11.2 miles Services Mains electricity, water and drainage. Biomass wood pellet boiler. Underfloor heating to ground floor (except study), radiators on first floor. LPG for hob. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars. Agents Note to Purchasers We strive to ensure all property details are accurate, however, they are not to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract. All measurements and floor plans have been prepared as a guide only. All services, systems and appliances listed in the details have not been tested by us and no guarantee is given to their operating ability or efficiency. Please be advised that some information may be awaiting vendor approval. Submitting an Offer Please note that all offers will require financial verification including mortgage agreement in principle, proof of deposit funds, proof of available cash and full chain details including selling agents and solicitors down the chain. To comply with Money Laundering Regulations, we require proof of identification from all buyers before acceptance letters are sent and solicitors can be instructed. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_armathwaite-d550312/for-sale_i71677554
Accommodation in Brief Ground Floor Entrance Vestibule Hall Living Room Dining Room Sitting Room Kitchen Sun Room Lower Ground Floor Utility Room Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom Walk-in Wardrobe Store Room First Floor Principal Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom Three Further Bedrooms with En-suite Shower Rooms WC The Coach House - Annexe Open Plan Sitting Room & Bedroom with Mezzanine Kitchen Shower Room Externally Driveway & Parking Extensive Landscaped Gardens Scandinavian Barbecue Hut Stores & Sheds Former Tennis Court Patio Garden Office/Studio EV Charging Point The Property Scenery Hill House is a striking and attractive Georgian period property set in beautiful landscaped gardens on the edge of the Lake District National Park. The elevated position brings glorious views across the gardens to magical Lakeland Fells beyond. The property is perfectly located to make the most of stunning local scenery, within walking distance of a local pub and with a host of amenities within easy reach. The property also benefits from a wonderful annexe within the gardens, known as The Coach House, which offers a wealth of opportunities. This can provide independent accommodation for a family member or guests, with living space, bedroom, shower room and kitchen facilities. It could also be used as a holiday property for interested parties looking for their own lifestyle and business opportunity in a popular yet tranquil location. Scenery Hill House The accommodation in the main house is laid out across three floors. The property has been renovated to an exceptional standard, with every detail carefully considered to create a welcoming atmosphere amongst gorgeous original features. The grand entrance opens to a vestibule and onwards to the central hall of the ground floor. There are three principal reception rooms, all generous yet with a cosy and relaxing feeling. The spacious living room is to the front elevation, whilst the sitting room to the rear is currently used by the vendor as a large design studio. This was originally the dining room and still retains the original oak flooring and plate rack that wraps around the walls. The current dining room has a comfortable seating area along with plenty of space for a dining table and chairs, all bathed in natural light from surrounding windows. In addition to these three rooms, there is also a lovely sun room that overlooks the peaceful gardens. This is accessed via the kitchen with a fine range of sleek modern cabinetry, breakfast bar and appliances. The lower ground floor has a large utility room with additional storage, space for white goods and external access. There is a generous double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Adjacent to the bedroom is a large walk-in wardrobe and the lower ground floor is completed by a practical store room. There are four bedrooms positioned on the first floor with varying aspects that take in panoramic views. All are finished to the same impressive standard throughout the property. The principal bedroom features a gorgeous en-suite bathroom with an elegant period suite. A freestanding clawfoot bath is complemented by a separate shower, wash hand basin set upon a vanity unit, WC and heated towel rail. The other three double bedrooms are furnished with en-suite shower rooms, and there is also a separate WC located off the first floor landing. The Coach House - Annexe Nestled within the landscaped gardens is The Coach House offering wonderful private accommodation for family, friends or other visitors. The Coach House could provide an additional income stream as an Airbnb getaway, with well-presented accommodation finished with the same care and style as the main house. The annexe incorporates an open plan sitting room and bedroom area with a mezzanine above; the ideal spot to slip away with a good book. A kitchen area and shower room ensure independence from Scenery Hill House. Externally Scenery Hill House is approached via a pillared gateway onto an expansive gravelled driveway and parking area with ample space for numerous vehicles. There is an EV charging point for modern convenience. Mature trees provide shelter and privacy across all of the gardens and grounds which are illuminated by subtle lighting. Formal gardens and manicured lawns stretch away from the house, with a fabulous Scandinavian barbecue hut hidden away for the ultimate in luxury at all times of the year. There is also a separate garden office/studio, along with stores and sheds for outdoor equipment. Patio seating areas wrap around the rear of the house for al fresco dining and entertaining, whilst The Coach House has its own private patio. In all the property extends to around 0.65 acres. Local Information Branthwaite is a pretty village situated a short distance from the Lake District National Park and provides excellent access to the main employment centres of West Cumbria. There is a village gastro pub in Branthwaite and there is also a fine selection of local eateries in nearby villages. The market town of Cockermouth provides a good range of shops together with supermarkets, chemists, medical and dental surgeries, Community Hospital, sports centre and many restaurants and pubs. The area is wonderful for walking and country pursuits with Loweswater and Ennerdale Water in close proximity to the property. Schooling is available locally with primary schools in Dean, Lamplugh and Eaglesfield, while secondary schools are available in Cockermouth and Keswick. St Bees School is nearby which provides private schooling from primary through to sixth form. For the commuter the M6 is within easy reach for onward travel north and south. Mainline rail services are available at Penrith and Carlisle. Approximate Mileages Workington 4.5 miles Loweswater 4.8 miles Whitehaven 7.1 miles Cockermouth 7.3 miles Keswick 19.6 miles Carlisle 34.1 miles J40 M6 35.7 miles Penrith Train Station 36.4 miles Services Mains electricity, water and drainage. Gas-fired central heating. Electric vehicle charge point. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars. Agents Note to Purchasers We strive to ensure all property details are accurate, however, they are not to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract. All measurements and floor plans have been prepared as a guide only. All services, systems and appliances listed in the details have not been tested by us and no guarantee is given to their operating ability or efficiency. Please be advised that some information may be awaiting vendor approval. Submitting an Offer Please note that all offers will require financial verification including mortgage agreement in principle, proof of deposit funds, proof of available cash and full chain details including selling agents and solicitors down the chain. To comply with Money Laundering Regulations, we require proof of identification from all buyers before acceptance letters are sent and solicitors can be instructed. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_branthwaite-d583978/for-sale_i71145059
South facing, a beautifully presented detached property in a generous garden with ample parking and an elevated setting which affords lovely open views of the surrounding countryside. Fell Tops has the benefit of a highly accessible Lakeland location.Built in the 1930s it was extended in 2000 and then renovated with contemporary flair since the present owners' purchase in December 2017. It's been an impressive transformation and now presents as a well equipped modern family home that will no doubt appeal to first and second home owners.Internally offering a large sitting room, an inviting dining kitchen and utility room, five bedrooms, a bathroom and two shower rooms. Contemporary and stylish, the fixtures and fittings are of a high quality and have been cleverly and carefully chosen to create a modern family home, ready to move straight into.Outside you'll find a detached single garage, generous parking for family and friends and established, well stocked gardens. Located at Ings between Kendal and Windermere, Fell Tops offers great accessibility for local facilities and the road and rail network.Highly recommended for those seeking a turn-key solution - there's also planning permission for a new porch and drawings for a further extension should you wish to put your own stamp on the property. Set back off the A591 for maximum accessibility Fell Tops enjoys an elevated setting and offers distant fell views and a south facing position.A location that is handy for all that Staveley ( 1.9 miles), Windermere ( 2.4 miles) and Kendal (6.8 miles) has to offer in terms of educational, recreational, commercial and retail facilities. Access to the M6 is at Junction 34 and for train travel, Oxenholme on the main West Coast railway line is 10.2 miles distant. In Ings itself there is the Watermill Inn and Brewery, BP service station and general store, Bike Treks and just up the road, the Lakeland Farm Visitor Centre a favourite with visitors and locals alike for their super farm shop and great cafe (serving amongst other things, brilliant breakfasts, cracking cakes and lovely lunches).If you have children and are thinking of schooling, there are primary schools in Staveley and Windermere and secondary schools in Troutbeck Bridge and Kendal.AccommodationPorch/SunroomThe entrance porch/sun room is ideally situated to make the most of the south facing aspect and received uninterrupted sun all day. Now looking a little dated the vendors have planning permission to replace with a traditional porch, but also have plans drawn for two options with a more contemporary edge.Sitting Room5.97m x 4.16m (19'7 x 13'7 )Large sitting room with plenty of room for a dining table if you wanted a multi function main reception room. Dual aspect including a square bay window with views to the south. Sandstone fireplace and multifuel stove. Cornice to ceiling, downlighters, floating display shelves and TV point.Dining Kitchen7.73m x 7.07m (25'4 x 23'2 )Dining kitchen stylishly fitted, light, bright and contemporary a lovely space to cook, eat and relax. Triple aspect with views to the south and to the west and north gardens. On the westerly elevation sliding doors with fitted blinds lead out to the garden and a deep window seat with underbuilt bookshelves provides a great place to sit with a coffee and admire the view. Downlighters and TV point with wall mounted bracket. The matt pale grey kitchen cabinets themselves came from Maelstrom Lancaster Ltd and are topped with white quartz worktops, the look being finished with Dekton splashbacks in white with a pale grey vein. The island unit incorporates a breakfast bar and has a De Dietrich induction hob and electric oven with a fan over. Integral appliances include a Bosch dishwasher, and tall fridge and freezer units. Sink unit, herringbone Ted Todd flooring, part glazed back door and coat rack.Utility RoomUtility room is a work in progress; the planned installation has charcoal grey matt grey fronted units, second sink unit, slate tiled floor and a useful pantry cupboard.Shower RoomShower room with a contemporary look, a large cubicle with slate herringbone patterned tiling and a stunning slate shower tray. Generous rectangular wash basin on a vanity unit with two underbuilt drawers. Loo, large porcelain tiling to floor and walls, matt brass fittings, heated towel rail, downlighters and extractor fan.First FloorLandingWith loft hatch and downlighters.Master Suite Comprising Double Bedroom, Shower Roo4.22m x 4.54m (13'10 x 14'10 )Bedroom with dual aspect including dormer window enjoying southerly views. Fitted dressing table and four chests of drawers. TV point and downlighters. Walk in wardrobe with shelves, hanging space and light. En-suite shower room currently in the process of being refitted but the finished room will have a large shower cubicle, a black ceramic wash bowl on a slate shelf, loo, heated towel rail and extractor fan. The shower unit, one wall and floor will all be tiled in statement dark tiles.Double Bedroom Two5.34m x 3.46m (17'6 x 11'4 )An attractive double bedroom with part sloping ceiling, exposed purlin, Velux skylight and second window in the gable end giving a lovely dual aspect.Double Bedroom Three4.00m x 3.40m (13'1 x 11'1 )with sloping ceiling, exposed purlin and two Velux skylights.Single Bedroom Four4.45m x 2.28m (14'7 x 7'5 )Currently used as a media room with built in storage cupboards and view a view of the rear garden.Single Bedroom Five3.69m x 2.31m (12'1 x 7'6 )With a lovely view of the rear garden.BathroomBathroom this has been given an on trend industrial look with black fittings whilst the walls and floor have been finished with microcement covering, a technically advanced product (perfect for bathrooms being hardwearing, waterproof, seamless and non slip). ¾ sized freestanding bath, wet room style shower with screen and recesses for toiletries, floating loo, stunning lozenge shaped marble wash basin, large mirror and walnut finished cupboards. Black heated towel rail, downlighters, obscured glass to window.OutsideGated driveway to a large block paved area with space for parking and turning. Ideal if you have a boat, camper or caravan. Detached block built single garage with roughcast external elevations under a slated roof. Roller door, side personal door, power and light. The garden extends around the house and is largely laid to lawn with paths, planted borders, mature shrubs, outside lighting and cold water taps. Integral boiler room housing Grant oil fired boiler and hot water storage tank.DirectionsTravelling along the A591 from Kendal towards Windermere and approaching Ings, the BP garage is on the left. The turning for Grassgarth Lane is shortly afterwards being first on the right. Turn here and Fell Tops is the fifth drive on the left.ServicesMains water and electricity.Oil fired central heating.Private drainage to a tank located within the garden.TenureFreeholdCouncil Tax BandGPlease NoteA separate tank for the adjacent property is also located in the higher section of the garden.All of the rooms have double glazed windows some are PVCU, others are wooden framed.Neighbouring Ings Mill Park is exclusively owners only, no touring caravans. The site isn't open 12 months of the year.There is planning permission granted by the Lake District National Park Planning Department (Ref 7/2019/5409 dated 23rd July 2019) for the demolition of the sun room on the front elevation and construction of a porch. The vendors also have drawings for more contemporary porches although these have not been submitted for consideration. Interested parties should ask the Agents for details. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_grassgarth-lane-d607847/for-sale_i70543267
Nestled in the charming sought after village of Greystoke, Thorpe Barn provides spacious and modern accommodation with bags of character and charm. Rebuilt around 20 years ago this property benefits from modern construction, with plenty of insulation, and yet all the charm and character of the barn that originally stood in its place. Internally the accommodation comprises entrance hall, large kitchen/diner, pantry and utility cupboard/WC, office/snug and large lounge to the ground floor with four double bedrooms, two with ensuite shower rooms and a further family bathroom to the first floor. Externally the property benefits from a large driveway and double garage providing ample offroad parking space, with two lawned areas to the front, and a generous rear garden, laid mainly to lawn with pergola area, hot tub and large shed.The property is situated in the increasingly popular historic village of Greystoke, which offers easy access to the Lake District National Park. The nearby town of Penrith offers a wide range of shops and facilities. London can be reached within 3:50 hours from Penrith railway station; Newcastle in 2:00 hours (1:25 by car Liverpool in 2:20 hours (2:00 by car Manchester in 1:40 hours (1:45 by car Glasgow in 1:30 hours (1:50 by car). The nearest historic city is Carlisle, which is 15 minutes on the train and 27:00 by car. Due to its close access to the M6 and A66 it is straightforward to drive north, south, east or west. Thorpe Barn is located on the edge of the Lake District National Park, but also within comfortable reach of other areas of outstanding beauty, including: the Scottish Borders, the North Pennines and Northumberland.Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating and double glazing installed. Telephone line installed subject to BT regulations. Please note - the mention of any appliances and/or services within these particulars does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order.From Penrith take the B5288 for Greystoke and proceed for approx. 6 miles. On entering the village, take the second right onto 'The Thorpe' where the property can be found on the right hand side, with a 'For Sale' board having been erected for identification purposes. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_greystoke-d545030/for-sale_i71002268
Enjoying an elevated position with beautiful views stretching out over the rolling fells and Windermere Lake, this 17th century, Grade II listed farmhouse oozes charm and comfort. Only twenty minutes away from the M6 and close to the lively villages of Windermere, Ambleside, and Troutbeck, this roomy, quintessential chocolate box farmhouse is currently used as a successful holiday let. Thanks to the unbeatable combination of the prime location, countryside charm, and modern comforts, it's a captivating home full of possibilities.Pull up on the private driveway where there is allocated parking for up to three cars and make your way toward the home with traditional whitewashed walls and Lakeland slate roofing. Step inside and let the character of Knotts Farmhouse instantly greet you. With striking exposed oak beams, thick whitewashed walls, and a feature stone fireplace, all making for a warm welcome. Get cosy around the gas fireplace where two original small spice cupboards are set within the walls, one with the date 1688 carved into it, reminding you of the heritage of this special home. Sink into the armchairs and snuggle up for movie nights as you warm up against the glow of the fire.Peep into the storage cupboard by the stairs, before continuing into the large kitchen-diner. Discover a large storage area to the right, home to the washing machine and dryer, all neatly concealed, before heading into the spacious open plan dining area. A stunning, original inglenook fireplace radiates charisma and character, the exposed stone handsomely adding to the farmhouse ambience. Note the small shelving for a kettle and storage to the side, perfect for housing utensils or other items. Take a seat at the dining table, where the views are displayed in perfection. Enjoy meals with the dramatic countryside and ever-changing Lake District skies as your backdrop, where no two days are ever the same.Flow through into the kitchen, where cabinetry lines the walls above and below the countertops, offering plenty of storage and space. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher, oven with extractor hood, fridge, and freezer.Take the door to your left to find a large storage room, known as 'The Buttery,' perfect for keeping all household items neatly organised. Once used as a place for storing food, the room is fitted with original Lakeland slate worktops and shelving, with a tiled floor underfoot. With access to the outside patio and garden, the space lends itself to a multitude of possibilities. Use it as a pantry where dining alfresco in the summer months is effortless, or turn on the heating and dry off coats and boots after days out exploring the Lake District mountains. Retrace your steps back to the lounge and ascend the half-turn stairs to the upper floor. Pass the handy storage cupboard on the right, where deep shelving offers plenty of space to keep linen, before entering the single bedroom ahead. Bright and airy with neutral decor and filled with plenty of natural light, it's an oasis of calm.Refresh and revive in the shower-room on the left, with exposed beams and tiled floor, featuring large, walk-in shower, WC, and washbasin with fitted storage. Discover the double bedroom on the right, spacious and bright with exposed beams and neutral decor, it's a perfect place to relax and destress. Return to the lounge and open the door beside the kitchen to find the second staircase. Climb the stairs beside the decorative shelving alongside the exposed oak beam and whitewashed walls to the family bathroom. Featuring a WC, washbasin, fitted storage cupboard and freestanding bath that's ready to be filled with bubbles to wind down easily after a day of adventuring outdoors. Return to the landing and enter the first of three characterful bedrooms, all with neutral decor and amazing views that stretch out to display Coniston Old Man, Lake Windermere, and Crinkle Craggs on the horizon. With such vistas to wake up to, spend lazy mornings in bed, sipping your coffee and admiring the private, beautiful scenes that invite tranquillity and peace. Whether you're seeking a Lake District haven to call home, or an additional source of income, Knotts Farmhouse ticks all the boxes. Surrounded by fantastic views, the outside areas of Knotts Farmhouse provide jaw-dropping scenes. Pull up to the designated parking area, where there is room for three cars and beside the mature shrubs and plants that decorate the entrance.Admire the scenes from the back of the home, where the view includes Lake Windermere, Coniston Old Man and the Langdales and where an immaculate lawn is ready to host garden parties and picnics. Invite friends over to play games on the mature, landscaped lawn, and further along, discover another area where sheep dot the landscape from the adjoining farmer's fields.Cook up a feast in the kitchen, and keep food at hand in The Buttery, ready to be brought out to the patio area. Spot the wildlife amongst the mature shrubs and trees, listen to the birdsong, and invite friends over to dine alfresco in the summer months. With space for a large table and chairs, host barbeques and outdoor dinner parties where everyone can gaze upon the rolling fells and dramatic skies.A secluded second patio provides opportunities for catching the sun and relaxing in peace, and a stone outbuilding is ready to keep all garden equipment and furniture organised and stored away neatly in the winter months.** For more photos and information, download the brochure on desktop. For your own hard copy brochure, or to book a viewing please call the team **Tenure: Freehold For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_patterdale-road-d531799/for-sale_i71458627
Nestled in a private position within the Oakfield Park Development, and within walking distance of Kirkby Lonsdale, this property offers style and elegance along with beautifully maintained grounds and open aspect views.This home provides a unique opportunity to reside in the well-established and desirable Oakfield Park development which offers purchasers the ability to enjoy countryside views as well as the convenience of everything on offer within the highly sought-after market town of Kirkby Lonsdale. Situated on a coveted corner plot this is a superb property for both indoor and outdoor enjoyment. Having been constructed in 2020 this home offers contemporary and stylish living which is unassuming from its approach.Situated on the edge of the market town of Kirkby Lonsdale the location is known for its quaint streets, historic architecture and breath-taking views of the surrounding countryside. With some fabulous walks along the River Lune the location offers an excellent insight to its rural beauty and surroundings, whilst still providing the much-needed conveniences of the town which are set amongst its rich history and welcoming ambience and community.Inside the home offers a welcoming entrance with a sizeable entrance hallway which opens to the first floor of the property, with cloakroom facilities to one side and a staircase leading to the lower level. The heart of the home is the kitchen-living area which has been designed to make the most of its stunning surroundings. On approaching this room you are immediately drawn to the expanse of windows and doors which frame the views overlooking Kirkby Lonsdale and beyond of the Howgills and Cumbrian fells. The open concept seamlessly integrates the kitchen-dining-living into one space creating a versatile area, ideal for family gatherings and socialising. To one side is the highly appointed kitchen with units to three walls together with integral appliances including oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and freezer. The living space is bathed in natural light from the sliding doors which lead out to the balcony which is the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee. The first floor accommodation is completed by an en-suite bedroom area with windows to two elevations, fitted wardrobes and ample storage together with a three-piece en-suite bathroom with WC, wash hand basin and shower cubicle. This area currently serves as an additional office space or could provide a fourth bedroom, depending on purchasers' needs.The lower level provides three well-appointed bedrooms and each with an outlook to the rear over the generous gardens and grounds. The principal bedroom suite offers a spacious bedroom, dressing area and a highly-appointed en-suite bathroom with double shower, WC and wash hand basin, tiled and finished with Amtico flooring. To complete this level there is a sizable house bathroom complete with bath, WC, wash hand basin and double shower cubicle which is tiled and finished with Amtico flooring, offering a great space of luxury and comfort.Outside, the large corner plot position allows for enhanced privacy and flexibility with the gardens and grounds which have been landscaped and designed to create areas ideal for al-fresco dining.To the front of the property is a spacious paved parking area which is situated in front of the garage which provides storage and parking if required. The gardens wrap around the side and rear. At the heart of the garden stands a captivating central feature which has been designed as a focal point and is perfect for socialising and entertaining. Beyond the garden can be found vibrant flowers, shrubs and pathways meandering around, with a shed providing an area as a summer house being situated to one side and offering that all important storage. Whether the gardens are there to create a play area for children, cultivate your own vegetable plot or simply to take in the sun, the possibilities with this generous plot are endless.To the side and front of the gardens is a vista of open countryside which creates a superb haven for wildlife together with the distant woodlands which offer a superb backdrop to the side of the rolling Cumbrian fells and Howgills.Whether it is indoor comfort, outdoor serenity or the convenience of Kirkby Lonsdale that draws you to this home, it must be viewed to appreciate its position and plot. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_kirkby-lonsdale-d549200/for-sale_i71085299
CGI internal images are representative of finish and specification. Images of the ongoing work are available on request. CGI elevated shot represents external finish and location. Accommodation in Brief Ground Floor Vestibule Hall Sitting Room Drawing Room Dining Room Kitchen/Breakfast Room Utility Room Cloakroom WC First Floor Two Bedrooms with En-suite Shower Room Third Bedroom Bathroom Second Floor Two Further Bedrooms Bathroom Externally Gardens Terrace Parking The Property Oakleigh House is a magnificent detached Victorian property situated in a picturesque hamlet on the edge of Bassenthwaite Lake and within the renowned Lake District National Park. The double fronted property is undergoing sensational renovations and updates to create a remarkable contemporary home with expansive accommodation and luxurious modern touches. This is an incredible opportunity to work with a local developer to complete an exciting project, or to take on the final steps and add a personal touch. In addition to the fabulous main house, there are two building plots positioned on land to the rear which are available by separate negotiation. Open views to the south take in Sale Fell, whilst stepping into the gardens brings views to Bassenthwaite and Skiddaw in the east. The beautiful external appearance and setting will be matched internally by an elegant mix of traditional features and high quality contemporary fixtures and fittings, all designed for the ultimate in luxury. This includes engineered oak floors, Zehnder designer radiators across the upper floors, antique bronze socket and toggle switch plates and a stunning mix of pendant lighting, Lumi downlights and LED strip lighting. The property benefits from the most modern of features including Cat5 ethernet cabling throughout, ceiling mounted WiFi connection points and underfloor heating to the ground floor and bathrooms, all adding further subtle but essential modern touches. The entrance vestibule features original decorative Victorian floor tiles with a stained glass panelled inner door leading to the central hall. Two reception rooms sit to the front elevation boasting gorgeous bay windows that frame the delightful views. The dining room adds a third reception with space for more formal entertaining and an open flow through to the sensational kitchen. A striking roof lantern and bi-fold doors bring swathes of natural light, creating a bright, airy and appealing atmosphere. Bespoke cabinetry by Caledonian Kitchens features shaker style units and Silestone worksurfaces with Siemens appliances and a state-of-the-art Bora downdraft extractor. A generous utility room with porcelain tiling provides practicality, and the ground floor is completed by a cloakroom and adjoining WC. There are three double bedrooms arranged across the first floor, two with well-appointed en-suite shower rooms. The third bedroom is served by the luxurious family bathroom. Stairs continue to the second floor and two further double bedrooms positioned either side of an elegant shower room. All sanitaryware and brassware throughout the bathrooms is by Burlington Bathrooms and BC Design. Externally Oakleigh House occupies a wonderful spot within idyllic Dubwath. To the front, an attractive low wall of traditional Lakeland slate surrounds an easily maintained patio garden. This is a charming spot to relax outside and gaze over the unspoiled landscape to Sale Fell. A stone tiled terrace sits to the rear with space for al fresco dining and with lawn garden beyond. There is plenty of parking space for several vehicles to the side and rear of Oakleigh House. There is planning permission in place for two new bungalows on the land to the rear and details can be provided on request. These properties will be subject to local occupancy requirements and are available by separate negotiation. Local Information Oakleigh House is nestled in Dubwath, a small hamlet on the edge of beautiful Bassenthwaite Lake in the Lake District National Park which is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site. The property is within walking distance of Bassenthwaite Sailing Club, the charming Bassenthwaite Lake Station tea room and The Pheasant Inn, a fine traditional pub. The historic market towns of Cockermouth and Keswick are both easily accessible. Cockermouth offers an abundance of amenities including a wide range of shops, supermarkets, chemists, medical and dental surgeries, sports centre and many restaurants and pubs. Keswick has a thriving community along with a variety of shops, supermarkets, cafes and public houses, together with hotels, banks, garages, library, doctor and dentist surgeries and a market twice a week. Keswick's Theatre by the Lake has a notable professional theatre company. Both towns have highly rated, successful secondary schools and transport is available from the village. St Bees School is nearby which provides private schooling from primary through to sixth form. For the commuter the A66 gives easy access to the M6 for onward travel north and south and the West Coast main rail line station is easily reached at Penrith or Carlisle. Approximate Mileages Cockermouth 5.3 miles Keswick 7.8 miles M6 J40 23.9 miles Penrith 24.7 miles Carlisle 25.5 miles Windermere 29.8 miles Services Mains electricity, water and drainage. LPG central heating. Underfloor heating to ground floor. Electric underfloor heating to all bath and shower rooms. Cat5 ethernet cabling throughout. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars. Agents Note to Purchasers We strive to ensure all property details are accurate, however, they are not to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract. All measurements and floor plans have been prepared as a guide only. All services, systems and appliances listed in the details have not been tested by us and no guarantee is given to their operating ability or efficiency. Please be advised that some information may be awaiting vendor approval. Submitting an Offer Please note that all offers will require financial verification including mortgage agreement in principle, proof of deposit funds, proof of available cash and full chain details including selling agents and solicitors down the chain. To comply with Money Laundering Regulations, we require proof of identification from all buyers before acceptance letters are sent and solicitors can be instructed. 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Nestled in a quiet position within the sought-after village of Yealand Conyers, a stunning home which offers flexible living and a blend of traditional and modern luxury ready to move straight into. Outside this home offers both creative and productive spaces with a workshop, garaging and home office all wrapped up in extensive, part walled gardens.Set within the Arnside & Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and conservation area there are super walks and woodland area to discover from the doorstep as well as the local nature reserve Leighton Moss. Yealand Conyers is highly sought after, not least for its stunning surroundings but also because of its excellent connectivity to the A6, M6 motorway and rail links. A short drive from the property is the market town of Carnforth which has all the amenities you could need. This fabulously accessible position is ideal for those purchasers looking to reside locally and / or commute to London or Manchester with direct trains from Carnforth railway station. For those looking to work from home, Glendavian enjoys B4RN high-speed fibre broadband internet connection and not only a designated outside office space but also flexible internal accommodation to allow for an office within the home. For the family market the property is well positioned, within easy reach of the excellent local schools both primary and secondary, with a choice of comprehensive or private schooling close-by.Entering into the property to the hallway, this is an extensive area which gives access to the ground floor accommodation and sets the standard for the remainder of the house - the approach is both visually striking and functional. The ground floor accommodation provides three reception rooms all providing an inviting ambience and which allow for various configurations to best suit a purchaser's lifestyle. The main sitting room is situated at the front of the property and offers a warming atmosphere. This central focal point is a real draw to create a cosy area to enjoy this room all year round, with an outlook to the front and rear which fills this space with natural lighting. The heart of the home is the kitchen-dining area which is an expansive space offering plenty of room for cooking, dining and entertaining. The highly appointed kitchen was fitted by locally renowned H&M Craftsmen and has been designed with both style and functionality in mind. The kitchen is framed by a large picture window with an outlook to the rear, which looks over the garden areas and beyond to the fells which really is a stunning backdrop all year round. This space has integral appliances including gas Falcon range cooker, dishwasher, integral double fridge and Quooker tap. The central island is a focal point and also seamlessly blends the kitchen / dining space. The dining area is of generous proportions and has double French doors opening to a side decking. With a fitted dresser unit matching the kitchen to one side this creates a sense of unity to this space. There are two further reception rooms which are generously proportioned and offer flexible living areas. One is currently utilised as a snug and has an outlook to the rear together with French doors, making this an excellent space all year round. To the front of the property is a further reception room currently utilised as a study but could be used as a ground floor bedroom and / or alternative space, subject to the needs of purchasers. The ground floor also offers a large family bathroom with a four-piece suite providing shower cubicle, WC, wash hand basin and fully tiled bath. To complete the ground floor accommodation is a utility space which is both practical and convenient, with a side personnel access door, storage and laundry facilities together with an internal access to the garage. This area is ideal for those with an ever-growing family and pets. To the first floor can be found a choice of bedrooms with the three bedrooms situated at the front being en-suite and the sizeable rear bedroom providing eaves storage. The principal bedroom is situated with an outlook to the front and has an en-suite shower room adjoining. Fully tiled with fully lit mirrors, this is a luxurious and well-appointed space that offers convenience. The bedrooms situated to the front of the property have exceptional ceiling height and have been designed to create stylish and comfortable spaces. To complete this floor there is excellent storage situated at either end of the landing which is both useful and convenient.The garden area has been well designed and thought-out, with designated areas as 'rooms' which offer ample seating and combine beauty with functionality for both relaxation and socialising. The gardens are expansive and wrap around the property, giving ample parking for several vehicles at the front and a block paved driveway, and a side lawn and seating area being ideal for morning coffee or to enjoy the evening sunsets. One of the features of the garden area is the walled backdrop, with espaliered fruit trees and a Bee bowl being a focal point. Beyond the garden is the picturesque backdrop of the local scenery and Cumbrian fells which adds an extra layer of charm to this already well-designed garden space. For those purchasers looking for a productive yet creative environment there is a dedicated outside office and separate workshop which provides an area to be envious of. In addition, there is still a further single garage building meaning that there is plenty of storage and space on offer.This fabulous home combines size and functionality together convenience in terms of its position and is well suited to a range of buyers given its flexible living spaces. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_yealand-conyers-d575568/for-sale_i68980875
Experience the epitome of modern living and sophistication within the Lake District National Park with this exceptional four-bedroom residence, boasting three en-suite bathrooms and commanding elevated vistas over the Duddon Estuary. Step inside to discover a harmonious blend of style and functionality, where a stunning kitchen-living-diner serves as the heart of the home. Here, sleek design meets practicality, with top-of-the-line appliances, ample counter space, and a spacious dining area bathed in natural light. The highlight of the home is undoubtedly the spacious living room, adorned with floor-to-ceiling picture windows that frame the panoramic vistas; a cosy log burner adds warmth and ambiance, creating the perfect setting for quiet evenings by the fire. Additionally, a secondary kitchen-diner provides added convenience and versatility, ideal for catering to larger gatherings or accommodating extended family and guests. Beyond the living spaces, the home's outdoor oasis awaits, with extensive gardens providing a tranquil retreat amidst the natural beauty of the Lake District. The private garden offers a serene backdrop for outdoor relaxation and alfresco dining, while the surrounding land presents opportunities for further exploration and enjoyment. Parking is ample, with off-road space for multiple vehicles, complemented by a substantial detached garage offering additional storage or workshop potential. With its dramatic views, modern luxury, and unparalleled setting, this remarkable property offers a lifestyle of tranquility. Don't miss the chance to make it yours contact us today to arrange a viewing and discover the extraordinary living experience that awaits within the Lake District National Park.As you approach, you're welcomed by a gated entrance leading to a lengthy driveway, bordered by a triple garage and ample off-road parking. A patio area and front lawn adorn the entrance, while a secluded garden offers serene surroundings with breath-taking views. Approx. 3/4 of an acre of grounds with a further 10 acres including stream available by separate negotiation. Step into the double-height hall, continuing through you are greeted by a kitchen flooded with natural light from multiple windows. Featuring elegant Oak units, a double Belfast sink, double oven, five-burner hob, dishwasher, and wine cooler, this room also boasts a breakfast bar and a separate dining area with access to a patio, perfect for enjoying outdoor meals and relaxing in the hot tub.Adjacent to the kitchen, a utility room awaits, complete with plumbing for a washer and dryer, while a downstairs shower room offers convenience with a wash basin, WC, and shower. Continuing through the inner hall, you enter the spacious living room, a modern extension with floor to ceiling windows, illuminating the space and views. A wood-burning stove adds warmth, while biofolding doors provide stunning vistas.Connected to the living room is an annex accommodation, accessible both from the interior and exterior.Returning to the main entrance hall, ascend the glass and oak curved stairs to the mezzanine landing. Here, four double bedrooms await, three of which boast en-suites and balconies for savoring the scenic surroundings.Outside, the landscaped garden features two levels predominantly laid to lawn, separated by a dry stone wall. Multiple patio areas offer opportunities for dining, relaxation, and admiring the estuary views, with the added luxury of a hot tub for indulgent moments.Entrance Hall - 4.427 x 3.216 (14'6 x 10'6) - Living Room - 7.090 x 5.337 (23'3 x 17'6) - Kitchen-Living-Diner - 5.846 x 4.774 (19'2 x 15'7) - Kitchen-Living Room - 8.125 x 4.420 (26'7 x 14'6) - Dining Room - 4.728 x 3.365 (15'6 x 11'0) - Utility Room - 3.133 x 1.793 (10'3 x 5'10) - Ground Floor Shower Room - 2.456 x 1.797 (8'0 x 5'10) - Mezzanine - 7.056 x 2.577 (23'1 x 8'5) - Bedroom One - 5.378 x 4.479 (17'7 x 14'8) - En Suite (Bedroom One) - 2.584 x 2.357 (8'5 x 7'8) - Bedroom Two - 4.435 x 3.402 (14'6 x 11'1) - En Suite (Bedroom Two) - 3.706 x 1.536 - Bedroom Three - 3.761 x 3.382 (12'4 x 11'1) - En Suite (Bedroom Three) - 3.039 x 2.378 (9'11 x 7'9) - Bedroom Four - 3.696 x 3.397 (12'1 x 11'1) - For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_broughton-mills-d637373/for-sale_i71758516
Accommodation in Brief Entrance Hall Sitting Room Drawing Room Kitchen Utility Dining Room Ground Floor Bedroom Shower Room Play Room Four First Floor Bedrooms Dressing Room Family Bathroom Basement Brick-Built Outbuilding with Garaging & Storage Parking Gardens Extensive Range of Agricultural Outbuildings Paddock of Around 2.5 Acres The Property Drumleaning is a substantial and attractive five bedroom country house situated in a fabulous rural location within easy reach of both the Solway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Lake District National Park. The property benefits from a hugely impressive detached period outbuilding that offers a wealth of possibilities to interested parties. An extensive range of agricultural outbuildings with concrete hardstanding provide yet more options, which could include commercial opportunities subject to the relevant planning. There is three-phase electric power to the outbuildings, ensuring that the buildings can be utilised for a wide range of purposes, and there is also a back-up generator. There is also a paddock of around 2.5 acres to the south of the house which will be of great interest to equestrian enthusiasts. The house is a fine example of a Cumbrian country house with lovely period features and generous proportions throughout. The pillared portico leads to the welcoming entrance hall with access to two impressive reception rooms, each with a feature fireplace and wonderful open views. The drawing room flows through to the country style kitchen and onwards to the dining room with French doors opening to the gardens. A spacious utility room provides great practicality. To the rear of the property is a ground floor bedroom, again with French doors to the gardens. A play room sits adjacent to this bedroom along with a well-appointed shower room. This area could be configured as a private annexe for guests or a dependent relative. There are four bedrooms to the first floor with varying outlooks. All are good double bedrooms and one has an adjoining dressing room that can also be accessed from the landing. The bedrooms are served by the elegant family bathroom with suite comprising freestanding roll top bath, separate walk-in shower, WC and a wash hand basin set on a vanity unit. The property further benefits from a large basement that is divided in to two spacious rooms. Externally Drumleaning is approached via a wide tarmacadam driveway with a sweeping turning circle in front of the house. A huge detached period barn sits to one side. This beautiful building currently provides triple garaging and storage on the ground floor with additional storage on the upper floor. There is potential to create a gymnasium, cinema room, private annexe or a host of other options, subject to the necessary planning consents. The expansive gardens are mainly laid to lawn and there is a patio area accessed directly from the dining room and ground floor bedroom. To the rear of the house there are a range of useful agricultural buildings offering further opportunities, including potential commercial ventures, subject to the relevant planning. To the south of the property is a well-fenced paddock extending to around 2.5 acres. The paddock stretches down to a stream at the southern boundary. Local Information Drumleaning is a hamlet in Cumbria surrounded by wonderful open countryside yet easily accessible and within reach of local and regional centres. The nearby market town of Wigton is within easy travelling distance for everyday amenities and the property is within commuting distance of many busy centres. Carlisle provides comprehensive cultural, recreational and shopping facilities, with a wide range of shops, supermarkets, chemists, medical and dental surgeries, sports centre and many restaurants and pubs. There is a choice of popular primary schools in the area and for secondary schooling there are highly regarded schools in Wigton and Cockermouth. For the commuter there is easy access to Carlisle and onwards to the M6 for links to the north and south. There is a rail station at Wigton which offers services on the Cumbrian Coast Line while the rail station at Carlisle provides regular services to major UK cities north and south and also services east to Newcastle. Approximate Mileages Wigton 3.0 miles Carlisle City Centre 10.3 miles Carlisle Lake District Airport 15.4 miles Penrith 23.9 miles Keswick 24.1 miles Services Mains electricity (single-phase to house, three phase to agricultural buildings). Mains water. Private drainage to septic tank. Oil-fired central heating. Underfloor heating in dining room and ground floor annexe area. Fibre broadband available. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars. Agents Note to Purchasers We strive to ensure all property details are accurate, however, they are not to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract. All measurements and floor plans have been prepared as a guide only. All services, systems and appliances listed in the details have not been tested by us and no guarantee is given to their operating ability or efficiency. Please be advised that some information may be awaiting vendor approval. Submitting an Offer Please note that all offers will require financial verification including mortgage agreement in principle, proof of deposit funds, proof of available cash and full chain details including selling agents and solicitors down the chain. To comply with Money Laundering Regulations, we require proof of identification from all buyers before acceptance letters are sent and solicitors can be instructed. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_aikton-d561757/for-sale_i69873104
Description Stone Close is set in an elevated position on the outskirts of Windermere village with beautiful views of the surrounding Lakeland Fells. Offering fantastic spacious accommodation, tranquil private gardens, ample driveway parking, detached garage, car port and 2 additional outside stores. Approaching the property from the private driveway you are greeted by the fantastic gardens which offer a most perfect setting for a peaceful place to retreat and enjoy with family during the spring and summer months, it is absolutely stunning and totally private.Entering the property via the covered porch into the entrance hall which showcases the polished wood flooring and high ceilings. The first room on your right is the useful cloakroom with under stairs storage, WC and vanity unit and through into the dual aspect living room with fabulous Lakeland slate fireplace with wood burning stove and bay window with window seats, the ideal place to admire the Lakeland Fell views and the well tended gardens. Through to the dining room; again a dual aspect room with lovely views and polished wood flooring. Next is the breakfast kitchen again with lovely views with a good range of wall and base units, inset sink and integrated appliances of hob with extractor hood over, cooker, dishwasher, fridge and a walk in pantry with shelving. The final room on the ground floor is the conservatory which is the perfect relaxing space to enjoy the views.Stairs to the first floor landing with access to the loft and built-in cupboards and access to the 4 bedrooms and house bathroom. Bedroom one is dual aspect and again has those beautiful views of the Lakeland Fells and the beautiful gardens and benefits from built in furniture and wash hand basin. Bedroom 2 is dual aspect again and has the lovely views plus vanity unit with wash hand basin. Bedroom 3 has pleasant views over the garden and built-in furniture. Bedroom 4 is currently utilised as an office and as the smallest bedroom it lends itself well to this but equally it could become a bedroom again.The gardens belonging to this property are simply stunning, an oasis of well established trees, plants, shrubs and flowers creating an ever changing scene throughout the seasons. There is also a small pond and patio feature and perfectly maintained borders along the driveway. There is ample driveway parking for several cars as well as a detached garage large enough to park a car in if so desired. Location From Windermere centre follow the one way system through Crescent Road and out of the village towards Bowness. Take the left hand turn on to Ellerthwaite Road and follow the road right to the end until it meets Park Road. Turn right onto Park Road and proceed up the hill a short way taking the 3rd left hand turn on to Victoria Road, go right to the end of Victoria Road and the entrance to the private drive is on the right. Accommodation (with approximate measurements) Entrance Hall Cloakroom Sitting Room 19' 2 may x 14' 11 max into bay (5.84m x 4.55m) Dining Room 15' max x 12' max (4.57m x 3.66m) Breakfast Kitchen 12' 4 max x 12' (3.76m x 3.66m) Conservatory 14' 7 x 8' 10 (4.44m x 2.69m) Stairs to first floor Landing Access to loft space. Bedroom 1 15' 8 x 12' 3 (4.78m x 3.73m) Bedroom 2 15' 8 x 12' 2 (4.78m x 3.71m) Bedroom 3 13' 5 x 9' 10 (4.09m x 3m) Bedroom 4/Office 9' 5 x 8' 3 (2.87m x 2.51m) Bathroom Garage 18' 10 x 10' (5.74m x 3.05m) Car Port 13' 8 x 8' 8 (4.17m x 2.64m) Shed 1 8' 6 x 8' 3 (2.59m x 2.51m) Shed 2 8' 6 x 8' 2 (2.59m x 2.49m) Property Information: Services Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Tenure Freehold. Vacant possession upon completion. Viewings Strictly by appointment with Hackney & Leigh Windermere Sales Office. Council Tax Westmorland and Furness Council - Band G. Energy Performance Certificate The full Energy Performance Certificate is available on our website and also at any of our offices. What3Words ///growth.oppose.novelists For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_victoria-road-d596273/for-sale_i69289772
Exceptional Grade II Listed property offering a superb opportunity of not only a beautiful period family home but also has the benefit of a barn which has been utilised as an office suite, small workshop and two storey former Coachman's Cottage at the head of the driveway, currently utilised for craft working and storage.The property itself is an historic home within the heart of the popular village of Baycliff, offering superb and spacious six bedroom accommodation with character that has been lovingly cared for by the family owners for nearly 40 years. The barn offers a perfect opportunity for anybody with their own business, looking to generate additional income from subletting office space or indeed exploring the opportunity for creating annexed letting accommodation. Baycliffe House offers three reception rooms, fantastic and spacious farmhouse kitchen, ground floor shower room and to the first floor six bedrooms, family bathroom and an undeveloped attic room offering further potential if required. Attractive front garden and rear courtyard having access to the attached woodstore, currently utilised as garden and general storage on two levels. From the driveway there is access to the barn/office, workshop and former Coachman's Cottage all of which provide development potential for commercial and residential purposes. The Cottage had planning approval for extension and change of use to accomodation and the barn for commercial use as an office.Viewing is essential to appreciate the versatility and amazing opportunity the house has to offer, with the location situated adjacent to the coast road, offering views from the front towards Morecambe Bay and with access to the lovely surrounding countryside and easy driving access to Ulverston, Barrow and the Low Furness Villages. ENTRANCE HALL Slate tiled floor to the entry point with featured timbers and recessed display niche. Radiator, connecting doors to shower room, kitchen and under stairs store and stairs to a galleried landing. LOUNGE 17' 4 x 12' 3 (5.30m x 3.75m) Exposed beam, window lintel, alcove lintel and multi pane single glazed sash unit with deep sill. Central feature fireplace with wooden lintel, tiled hearth and feature brick inset housing stove. To the side is an alcove with double doors to a storage cupboard creating a useful TV shelf, two radiators, two ceiling light points and two wall light points. SECOND RECEPTION ROOM 17' 4 x 13' 1 (5.29m x 4.01m) Stunning inglenook fireplace with slate hearth and feature exposed stonework housing a stove with recessed display nooks. Exposed beams and timbers to ceiling, stone mullion window and further sash single glazed windows with shutters and window seat overlooking the front garden. Timber lintel to the rear with recessed display area, radiator, two ceiling light points, four wall lights and ample power sockets. SHOWER ROOM 9' 6 x 5' 2 (2.92m x 1.60m) Three piece suite in white comprising of glazed cubicle with thermostatic shower, wash hand basin inset to vanity unit with cupboards and drawers under and mirror fronted cabinet over and WC with concealed cistern and push button flush. Deep sill to single glazed pattern glass window, tall chrome ladder style towel radiator, full tiling to walls and floor and further modern panelling to ceiling with recessed ceiling downlights. KITCHEN/DINER 19' 7 x 17' 1 (5.97m x 5.21m) Farmhouse style kitchen beautifully presented with an impressive range of bespoke units with solid wood doors complemented by beautiful Kirkstone slate work surface including central island. The side surface has a grooved drainer with one and a half bowl stainless steel sink and mixer tap. Integrated double oven and grill, microwave recess and former fireplace recess with timber surround, slate sides with cupboards below housing a Sandiford Classic oil fired range for cooking and heating purposes. Further recess for an American style fridge freezer. Traditional deep alcove storage cupboards, storage cupboard unit, drop down Sheila Maid clothes dryer, scene setting lighting system with recessed downlights, lighting over the range, central island and further concealed lighting over the cupboards with control points located throughout the kitchen. Multi paned window to side overlooking the lovely rear courtyard having deeper sill and shutters to side. Radiator, door to useful shallow coat cupboard with further doors to side porch, dining room and utility. PORCH 12' 3 x 5' 2 (3.75m x 1.59m) Ample space for shoes, boots, coats and appliances if required. Slate top, sensor controlled lighting, power point and a useful space between the driveway and kitchen with door to side drive. UTILITY ROOM Plumbing for washing machine with shelf over for dryer, window to side, door to rear and door to boiler cupboard housing high efficiency condensing oil fired boiler integrated with the range boiler system for the central heating and hot water systems. DINING ROOM 15' 9 x 11' 10 (4.8m x 3.61m) Single glazed multi pane window to side looking to the courtyard, further slit window beyond and multi pane glazed door giving access to the courtyard. Exposed feature timber lintel, feature stone pointed wall and traditional meat hooks to ceiling. Three wall light points, two ceiling light points and tiled floor. FIRST FLOOR LANDING & INNER LANDINGS Multi pane window, wooden cornice, recessed ceiling lights and access to a bedroom. Access to inner landing areas leading to all bedrooms, bathroom and attic. Left inner landing provides radiator and glazed multi panel door to staircase returning to the attic room and three bedrooms with the second inner landing to the right offering single glazed window and deep sill and doors to two further bedrooms and bathroom. BEDROOM ONE 17' 2 x 11' 8 (5.25m x 3.57m) Double room with feature sash window to front with shutters and deep sill giving a super outlook towards the bay and over Morecambe Bay in the distance. Feature recess with wooden lintel shelf offering potential if required to break through into the adjacent upper floor of the woodstore to create an ensuite facility. Radiator, ceiling light point and ample power sockets. BEDROOM TWO 13' 8 x 10' 5 (4.19m x 3.19m) Double room currently used as a dressing room servicing the master bedroom. Radiator, feature sash window to front with window seat again offering a lovely view over the bay. Exposed beam and door to narrow shelved storage area. BEDROOM THREE 13' 6 x 8' 9 (4.13m x 2.67m) Further double room with single glazed window to front with deeper sill giving an outlook towards the village and to the side towards the bay. Radiator and ceiling light point. ATTIC ROOM Offering super potential for further developments if required with access from an ancient wooden Oak tread spiral staircase with window to side. The area has three windows to front and two openable roof lights one of which provides access to the roof valley. Exposed Oak trusses, roof purlins, pegged Oak floor boarding and original grain hopper. Complete with power, lighting and two way switching to stairs. BEDROOM FOUR 15' 8 x 11' 8 (4.78m x 3.56m) Double room with single glazed window with seat to side looking towards some of the neighbouring village properties. Radiator, loft access point, electric light and power. BEDROOM FIVE 10' 6 x 8' 5 (3.22m x 2.59m) Double room with single glazed window to side, radiator, wall and ceiling light point and power socket. BEDROOM SIX 10' 9 x 7' 2 (3.30m x 2.20m) Double room with single glazed window to side, radiator, ceiling and wall light point and power socket. BATHROOM 12' 5 x 6' 6 (3.78m x 1.98m) Three piece suite in white comprising of bath with mixer tap shower fitment, wash hand basin with mixer tap inset to vanity unit with storage under and WC with concealed cistern and push button flush. Attractive tiling with feature border tile, built in cupboards one housing an ample sized modern pressurised, pre-insulated rapid recovery hot water tank and recessed ceiling downlights. GARDEN/WOOD STORE 17' 9 x 12' 6 (5.41m x 3.81m) Stone built with slate roof and comprising of ground and first floor with timber staircase, water, power and lighting. Access to rear courtyard and front gardens. EXTERIOR To the front of the property is an attractive garden with stone walling to the road and driveway and concreted pathways linking the front gate with the house front door, side gate to driveway and front access door to the attached wood store. The front garden is laid to lawn with mature shrubs and has a South facing aspect for seating looking down into the centre of the village. Driveway extending to the rear wall of the property with attractive rockery and providing ample parking addiitonal to the forecourt in front of the barn/office building. A small walkway to the end of the driveway leads to the rear courtyard and back door of the utility room as well as the main porch entry to the kitchen.Enclosed courtyard with substantial stone walls offering a high degree of privacy as well as access to the dining room door and the rear door of the attached woodstore. With mature shrubs, small vegetable garden and greenhouse. Slate steps from the driveway provide access to the Cottage garden and door to the Cottage first floor. BARN & OFFICE SUITE For many years the space has been utilised as an office both for the current owners and on a letting basis with additional income. Perfect for anyone looking to consolidate the expense of renting or owning additional premises by having a building a short walk from home. It could also offer potential for conversion into annexed accommodation. Side door giving access to ground floor which is divided into two rooms. ROOM ONE 18' 2 x 12' 1 (5.56m x 3.69m) Windows to front and side, exposed stone walls, traditional beams and timber features. ROOM TWO 17' 7 x 10' 3 (5.36m x 3.12m) Stone pointed wall, feature timber beams and pillar supports. Electric light, power points and connecting door to store/kitchen. KITCHEN & STORE 17' 5 x 7' 9 (5.31m x 2.36m) Stainless steel sink unit inset to an area of work surface with storage cupboards under and space for appliances. Electric light, power points and exposed feature beam. WC Concealed cistern WC and wash hand basin with electric water heater. Radiator. FIRST FLOOR LANDING Slate-covered steps and gives access to the upper floor with exposed stonework to side and full glass roof creating a visually beautiful area. Crooked timber lintel to door and side window. OFFICE 30' 8 x 17' 2 (9.35m x 5.25m) Four double glazed roof lights, two windows to gable and further window to side being the original opening door for hosting into the barn. Spiral staircase to mezzanine floor providing additional storage and office space. WORKSHOP 16' 1 x 13' 3 (4.9m x 4.04m) Sloping concrete ramp giving access to double doors, window to front, electric light and power. Workbench and storage cupboards. THE COTTAGE Accessed from a set of steps to the lower room. LOWER ROOM 17' 8 x 15' 0 (5.38m x 4.57m) Double glazed window to side with substantial timber lintel, alcove to chimney breast, radiator and to the side of the room is spiral staircase connecting to upper floor. Fitted pine cupboard with shelving housing the electric circuit breaker control point. UPPER ROOM 17' 8 x 15' 0 (5.38m x 4.57m) Vaulted ceiling feature exposed beams and truss. Windows to front, side and rear as well as Velux skylight. Half glazed door to upper garden. Radiator, electric light and power. GENERAL INFORMATION TENURE: Freehold COUNCIL TAX BANDING: G LOCAL AUTHORITY: Westmorland & Furness Council SERVICES: Mains services include water, electric and drainage. Heating is by way of oil central heating. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_baycliff-d566218/for-sale_i68255186
A truly beautiful residence, of exceptional specification and proportion, set in the pretty Lakeland village of Eskdale Green in the National Park.This fine property, which is presented to the market with no onward buying chain, boasts magnificent views over Muncaster fell and the surrounding countryside. Having been very recently restored, Fairfield has been completed with the highest quality fixtures and fittings including luxury kitchen, stylish bathrooms and underfloor heating throughout - which features 21 separately controlled zones.The property offers exceptionally versatile accommodation arranged across three floors, with large open living spaces perfectly suited to families and for entertaining. To the ground floor there is an impressive open plan living/dining room with stylish Jerusalem stone floor, opening into a contemporary fitted kitchen with patio doors leading out to the rear. In addition, there is a second, open plan living area with bi-fold doors, currently utilised as a most impressive games room and entertaining space, together with an en-suite bedroom on this level as well as a small utility/laundry room and separate WC. Two staircases from the ground floor provide access to two separate landings, with a total of six double bedrooms on this level - two of which boast large dressing areas/sitting rooms. There is access from the main landing and one of the bedrooms to a beautiful balcony, perfectly elevated to enjoy the fine fell views from the property and providing a fabulous outdoor entertaining space. To the second floor is a most impressive suite with large shower room, fitted wardrobes and private seating area. There is further en-suite bedroom on this level, with both also boasting stunning private Velux balconies. This layout would work perfectly for an extended family or families with dependent relatives, and offers excellent income potential if part or all of the property where to be utilised as holiday accommodation or guest house etc (buyers are advised that certain permissions may be required depending upon how they wish to use the property and to seek advice from the Lake District National Park Planning Board in relation to this). Eskdale stretches from Gosforth through to the foot of Hardknott Pass close to Wastwater. The area is renowned as having some of the most picturesque scenery in the western Lake District, enjoying views towards the foot of Scafell to the north and sweeping west down the Eskdale Valley to the Irish Sea. Eskdale Green offers local amenities including a primary school, nursery and a well stocked village shop, with more comprehensive amenities available at nearby Gosforth.Mains electricity, water & drainage, underfloor heating throughout via air source heat pump; double glazing installed throughout. Please note: The mention of any appliances/services within these particulars does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order.Travel south from Whitehaven via the A595 for approximately 11 miles, turning left where signposted for Gosforth, and continue into the village. Take a right at the fork in the road on to Whitecroft. Continue on this road for approx. 5 miles into Eskdale Green, then turn right on to Randlehow - just before Eskdale Stores. Fairfield is the first property on the left. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_holmrook-d548749/for-sale_i70402686
Description Dating back to 1600, this delightful country house is one of the oldest properties in the area, and has been recently renovated and upgraded into an immaculately presented family home. This 4 bedroomed, detached, Grade II listed property is located within the Lake District National Park, in the picturesque and peaceful Winster Valley. The property is surrounded by beautiful gardens with an enclosed paddock and pond, and various outbuildings including a garage, barn, stables with hayloft, and plenty of driveway parking plus an additional private layby adjacent to the property. The property benefits from a bright and sunny aspect with stunning views across the Winster Valley and surrounding fells.Formerly known as Compston House, this fantastic four bedroomed detached house has been extensively renovated to the highest standard by the current owners into a beautiful stylish home that merges contemporary living with all of the essence and charm of the original features. This 17th century house was a much loved post office and shop for 91 years (1895-1986) and had been kept in the same family for many years before being sold, extended and renovated into the fabulous house you see today. The current owners have recently completed a number of renovations including: installation of a private borehole and UV filtration system, complete damp proofing, new kitchen with porcelain flooring with a range of integrated Neff appliances, new central heating system with HIVE app control, new downstairs WC and upstairs ensuite, new carpets and Karndean flooring throughout, LED lighting and total redecoration throughout the property. No detail has been left overlooked in the restoration of this incredible home and the results are spectacular! Approaching The Old Post Office by private cobbled driveway, it quickly becomes apparent how special this house is. The house is set within its own large enclosed garden and overlooks its own paddock with stream fed lily pond and damson tree orchard. Range of outbuildings including a garage, large barn, stable with hayloft and woodshed. In spring and summer, the house has a spectacular colourful floral wall of purple and pink. Wisteria frames the chocolate box exterior which has been a feature of many post cards, photographs and even a jigsaw! Both entrances are traditional stone-built Lakeland porches with pitched slate roofs, slab flooring and side stone benches. The front porch retains the beautifully ornate studded oak door and cast iron doorbell. Into the oak beamed entrance hall are where two stunning ground floor bedrooms can be found. The first features a split level floor and 12 pane sash window, the second retains the original inlaid oak spice cupboard and mullion window. Both bright dual aspect rooms are beautifully presented with Karndean flooring. To the end of the hallway is the heart of the house. The spacious oak beamed open plan kitchen-diner with porcelain floor tiles throughout, high gloss light grey wall and base units, quartz worktops with inlaid Franke 1.5 sink and a range of integrated Neff appliances: oven, induction hob, extractor fan, combi oven-grill microwave and dishwasher. To the dining area is a feature exposed Lakeland stone wall with a French door opening to a patio area and rockery, perfect for al fresco dining in the summer months! Through the kitchen is the side entrance porch and utility room with high gloss base units and WC with vanity unit with inset basin and extractor fan. To the first floor is the light and spacious exquisite triple aspect oak beamed living and dining area with breathtaking views over the Winster Valley and fells beyond. French doors lead out to a patio area and the landscaped gardens. Perfect for light and warm evenings. Admire the stunning views and look out for the range of wildlife - including deer, ducks and pheasants - that frequent the gardens and paddock. There is a most attractive fireplace with exposed stone, oak mantle and Lakeland slate hearth housing a wood burning stove. Ideal for keeping nice and cosy during the winter nights. Large walk-in storage cupboard with shelves and lighting. The two further bedrooms can be found on this floor. Both are well presented and decorated to a high standard. Bedroom 1 is a light and airy room with two skylights and a large window that overlooks the gardens. There are built-in wardrobes with shelves and lighting. The contemporary ensuite features a corner shower, vanity unit with inset wash basin, LED mirror, extractor fan, tiled walls and Karndean flooring. Bedroom 2 features an oak beamed vaulted ceiling with 9 pane sash window with lovely views over the garden and fields beyond. From the landing is a modern bathroom including a double shower cubicle with power shower, bath, WC, sink/vanity unit set within a granite top with wall lights. Part tiled walls and Karndean flooring, towel radiator and built in storage cupboards. Outside: The house is set amongst beautiful well screened gardens with incredible views of the rural surroundings. The large lawn and well established gardens feature three stone paved patio areas, rockeries, a large greenhouse (with water and power supply) well stocked herbaceous borders and established shrubs and trees. In spring and summer, the purple aubretia, alyssum and candytuft tumbling over the front wall and wisteria blossoms covering the front of the house are delightful to see. A sweeping driveway laid with attractive cobbled granite provides ample off-road parking as well as access to the garage - with remote controlled entrance - and outbuildings. Large double door barn/workshop, stable and tackroom with hayloft above, and a woodshed. Water and power supply. To the rear of the outbuildings is a fruit and vegetable patch. Opposite the house is an approx. 14 acre enclosed paddock with lily pond, stream, damson tree orchard and private layby for additional parking. Location A delightful setting that offers peaceful, semi-rural living with all the convenience of nearby Bowness and Windermere, where you will find a fabulous choice of cafes, boutique shops, restaurants and supermarkets. Windermere train station has regular services to Oxenholme where major train lines have direct links to both Manchester Airport and London. The M6 can be reached in about 20 minutes. A 5 minute walk from the doorstep is The Brown Horse Pub & Restaurant. Surrounded by the beautiful Winster Valley there are countless walks and woodland trails with stunning views. Proceed out of Bowness village centre towards Winster village on the A5074, then on entering Winster the property is a short way along on your left with a private cobbled driveway, and a layby belonging to the property on your right. Accommodation (with approximate measurements) Side Entrance Porch Utility Room 8' 0 x 7' 4 (2.44m x 2.24m) WC Kitchen Diner 20' x 11' Max (6.1m x 3.35m) Hallway Bedroom 3 14' 8 x 8' 5 (4.47m x 2.57m) Bedroom 4 12' 9 x 11' 2 (3.89m x 3.4m) Front Entrance Porch Stairs to First Floor Living Room/Dining Room 26' 7 x 16' 10 Max (8.1m x 5.13m) Bedroom 1 16' 3 x 11' 1 (4.95m x 3.38m) En-Suite Shower Room Bedroom 2 10' 11 x 10' 10 (3.33m x 3.3m) Bathroom Garage 21' 9 Max x 16' 4 Max (6.63m x 4.98m) Barn/Workshop 16' 7 x 11' 5 (5.05m x 3.48m) Stables 11' x 9' 5 (3.35m x 2.87m) Wood Shed 9' 5 x 7' 2 (2.87m x 2.18m) Oil tank. Services Oil fired central heating, mains electricity, private water supply via a borehole and filtration system (installed 2018), private septic tank drainage in own field across the road. Tenure Freehold. Vacant possession upon completion. Council Tax Westmorland and Furness Council - Band E. Viewings Strictly by appointment with Hackney & Leigh Windermere Sales Office. Energy Performance Certificate The full Energy Performance Certificate is available on our website and also at any of our offices. What3Words: ///leopard.firework.amber For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houes_winster-d581753/for-sale_i70613420
Bluebell House and Greaves, Dacre A stunning, detached 4/5 bedroom contemporary newly built home which enjoys a beautiful and peaceful setting within the Lake District National Park. This unique property offers purchasers a beautiful lifestyle family home with 7 acres available by separate negotiation, as well as a former farmhouse now providing ancillary accommodation. The property is just under 4 miles away from the popular village of Pooley bridge, at the northern tip of Ullswater, which has an array of amenities including restaurants, shops, and an abundance of walks on the doorstep. Adjacent to Bluebell House and also included in the sale is 'Greaves', which is the existing former farmhouse now providing detached ancillary accommodation, offering ideal work/gym space and accommodation for dependent relatives or visiting friends and family. Both properties sit in a glorious unspoilt countryside setting with undulating fields and trees surrounding them. Bluebell House Bluebell House is a unique, newly built luxury home in a secluded yet accessible location within the Lake District National Park. Finished with a mix of crisp white render and Westmorland Slate to the exterior this stunning family home sits nestles in the Cumbrian countryside. The internal accommodation has been designed with family living in mind; flexible open plan spaces that also retain a sense of separation - ideal for daily family life or entertaining a full house. Full height glazing is a feature throughout which allows the house to be flooded with natural light at all times of day. The extensive open plan living accommodation on the ground floor all benefits from underfloor heating with slate effect ceramic tiles. The entrance hallway leads to the living room and on to a large, light and airy open plan living/dining/kitchen with bi-fold doors to the garden and feature central woodburning stove. The kitchen has been fitted with modern black SieMatic kitchen fitted cabinets with integrated NEFF appliances including a double oven, microwave, induction hob with integrated extractor fan, fridge freezer and twin wine coolers. A cosy and intimate more formal dining space is located adjacent to the kitchen. To the rear is a useful utility and bootroom with door to outside. A useful office/bedroom 5 providing a work from home haven and downstairs WC, complete the ground floor accommodation. An oak and glass stairway leads to the first floor which boasts two equally stunning double bedrooms both with en-suites, two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom as well as extensive storage on the landing. The large windows and elevated position of the bedrooms affords them a stunning outlook. Greaves This attractive detached former farmhouse dates back to the 18th century and now provides ancillary accommodation to Bluebell House. The large footprint, with a flexible layout, offers opportunity for home office space and/or gym perhaps, and has living and sleeping accommodation for dependent relatives or visiting friends and family. N.B It should be noted that Greaves cannot currently be classed as a permanent residence and cannot be sold or let independently. Bluebell House and Greaves sit in a large plot extending to just under 2 acres. There is a generous terrace to the front and side of Bluebell House with the remainder of the gardens laid to grass. Greaves Beck passes along the eastern boundary with a pretty barbeque hut sitting adjacent; the perfect spot for summer entertaining. There is a large courtyard shared with Greaves offering ample parking and a useful 2 storey traditional barn offers scope for conversion to garaging or home office (subject to consent). There is also an existing detached double garage. The extent of the property is shown outlined in red on the attached plan. There is a separate 7acre field (shown hatched blue) which is available by separate negotiation. Special Note Immediately after the first occupation of Bluebell House, the former farmhouse Greaves shall not be occupied or used at any time other than for purposes ancillary to the residential use of Bluebell House. Reason: Planning Permission was granted for Bluebell House as a replacement house only, the condition is required to ensure that the existing house is used only as ancillary accommodation and that there is no net increase in the number of independent houses at this location. Services Mains electricity, borehole water with filters and expansion tank serving Bluebell House and Greaves, sewage treatment plant. An Air Source Heat Pump provides Heating and Hot Water to Bluebell House. Greaves is served by oil fired central heating. Field The neighbouring field extending to just over 7acres (shown hatched blue on the adjacent plan) is available by separate negotiation. Tenure Freehold. Council Tax As this is a newly constructed house it has not yet been assessed for Council Tax. Viewings Strictly by appointment through the sole selling agents, Fine & Country Cumbria Offers All offers for the property should be made to the sole selling agents, Fine & Country Cumbria . Money Laundering Prospective purchasers should be aware that in order to comply with current Money Laundering Regulations, before an offer can be accepted, proof of ID and proof of funds will be required to be provided to the agents. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_dacre-d558310/for-sale_i69928615
DescriptionIf you?re looking for a family home within the Lake District National Park with a prime holiday let business attached, look no further than this delightful opportunity. The Old Homestead offers excellent sized accommodation and during its refurbishment, care was taken to retain much of its original character with features such as the bread oven and fireplaces adding to its historic charm. The business is rated Excellent on Tripadvisor, receiving five star reviews and an example of one reads: A fabulous cottage with lots of space and beautiful furnishings. All bedrooms had an en suite and there was ample hot water for 20 guests. We were able to cook for our group and log burner was easy to light and kept the sitting room warm and toasty. It was close to excellent walk and pubs. Unfortunately the weather didn?t play along so we weren?t able to see the simply stunning views. We?ll definitely be back!LocationThe Old Homestead sits within the Lake District National Park, yet just a short drive into the historic town of Cockermouth. The position provides views across the Lorton Vale towards Crummock Water nestling between Buttermere and Loweswater Fells. The Solway Coast AONB is within a short drive to the north and one of the Lakes jewels, Keswick, is reached either via the Whinlatter Pass with stunning view points or more conventionally along the A66 which also links you to the M6 motorway at Penrith.Internal DetailsEntering the Guesthouse via the main courtyard you?ll find a charming entrance, giving access to the following guest areas:- Guest Lounge with large Fireplace and views to the fells Dining Room with access to the gardens and offering views to the fells Fully equipped kitchen ideal for guest use or for owners wishing to run as a B&B Guest WCFixtures & FittingsAll fixtures, fittings and guesthouse furnishings are to be included within the sale however any items that are owned by a third party or personal to our clients will be exempt. Please request confirmation of this prior to offer.Letting AccommodationThe 10 en suite letting rooms are all accessed internally with five on the ground floor and five on the first floor with two family rooms (one is an accessible room), one triple (also classed as an accessible room), one twin room, two King rooms, three double rooms and one 4-poster room. All rooms have underfloor heating, TV?s and Wi-Fi.External DetailsA private drive provides access to the property and extensive car park from the lane which leads from Hundith Hill Road. A very large lawned area lies to the South of the Old Homestead providing ample space for recreational use together with a further large private garden for owners use, both of which could be put to use with numerous additional revenue streams. The grounds extend to circa 1.5 acres with the home and business occupying a rear position on the site. There is also a private owners garden to the front of the home which is for exclusive use of the owners.Owner's AccommodationThe current owners accommodation is a substantial converted barn with accommodation as follows:- Ground floor Boot room entrance hall ? coat and shoe storage leading to; Utility Room ? storage and sink with access to; WC ? low level WC and wash hand basin. Kitchen/Dining Room ? well appointed with granite worktops and centre island. Access to internal courtyard and stairs to first floor. Appliances to be negotiated. Bedroom 4/Office ? external access, two large storage cupboards, the larger of the two could converted to an en suite with ease. Lounge ? external access, large feature fireplace with log burner and vaulted ceiling. First floor - Landing with access to:- Master Suite ? vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and walk in dressing room. En suite bathroom ? low level WC, wash hand basin and bath with shower. Bedroom 2 ? a good size double room with exposed beams. Bedroom 3 ? a good size double room with exposed beams. Main bathroom ? low level WC, wash hand basin, bath with shower.The OpportunityOur clients are selling to concentrate on other interests. The business is currently run as a self-catering holiday home, and the current owners run the business to fit their lifestyle, which gives huge opportunity to increase revenue with ease. It is currently let through Holiday Cottages, Travel Chapter & Sally?s Cottages and their income forecast for 2024 is £225,000 with full occupancy. There is also scope to revert back to the bed and breakfast business as it once was and there is indicative revenue numbers for this should you require them. The grounds and gardens also lend themselves to weddings and corporate events, along with the ability for accommodating up to 25 guests in The Old Homestead and this could be a lucrative revenue generator, even with a relatively small number of weddings/events each year.Trading InformationYear end 2023 turnover £116,376. Year end 2022 turnover £81,039 (part Covid) Year end 2021 turnover £24,151 (Covid)Business RatesConfirmation of business rates payable should be obtained from the local authority. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_head-of-lorton-vale-d636337/for-sale_i71238779
Welcome to High Ghyll, Newby Bridge Road, Bowness on Windermere, LA23 3LWCommanding an elevated setting with views of Lake Windermere this architect designed detached house was built in 1998 for the present owners in a traditional Lakeland style and offers well-proportioned rooms providing three reception rooms, a dining kitchen with utility room and a downstairs cloakroom. To the first floor there is a roomy landing with space for a study area, two generous bedroom suites both with dressing areas and ensuite shower rooms, two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.Beautifully established and well stocked gardens of c. 0.48 acres surround the house and are meticulously maintained; they provide a colourful backdrop for life here at High Ghyll. There is a choice of seating areas to suit every weather and occasion and a delightful summer house from which the views are simply breathtaking. The drive opens to an extensive parking area with a detached double garage. In summary, a great family house in delightful gardens enjoying impressive views, privacy and an enviable, accessible and convenient Lakeland location almost midway between Bowness on Windermere and Newby Bridge.LocationLocation is paramount when it comes to choosing your perfect property and High Ghyll is fortunate as it not only has an enviable location but enjoys an equally choice setting too. Whilst there are neighbours either side there are generous gardens and established planting between the neighbouring houses ensuring no compromise on privacy.Both High Ghyll and the surrounding gardens enjoy views of Lake Windermere and the verdant slopes of Claife Heights and the mountains beyond. Almost equidistant between Bowness on Windermere and Newby Bridge this is an extremely accessible location and convenient to reach either from Newby Bridge (and therefore from the M6) or Windermere direction.The position is perfectly suited for those looking to enjoy the best of Lake District life whilst still benefitting from all that a quiet residential area has to offer. Located just off, and elevated above, the A592 it's easy to find and ideal for enjoying all the great amenities that Bowness on Windermere has numerous cafes, bars and restaurants, the cinema, a theatre and plenty of galleries and shops. For water sports enthusiasts, there is a choice of marinas, numerous activities to enjoy and regular sailing events whether as a participant or spectator. For those with hills in mind, the Wainwrights are all around and there are also some super walks right from the door.Ambleside, Grasmere, Hawkshead and Coniston are all within comfortable reach for day trips and if a greater choice of shops is needed then the Cumbrian market town of Kendal is just over 10 miles away. If schooling is a priority, then there is a good selection of primary, state and independent schools in Windermere making this the perfect option for a main residence. For day-to-day needs, there are branches of Tesco and Co-op in Bowness itself and in Windermere you'll find Booths and Sainsbury's.J36 is your nearest access to the M6 and if travelling by train you can hop on the branch line at Windermere or go straight to Oxenholme on the main West Coast line.You're really in the centre of things here High Ghyll offers a wonderful opportunity to explore and enjoy.Step inside From the parking area, a flight of Lakeland stone steps with wrought iron railings flanked by pink camelias lead up to a seating terrace across the front of the house. The front door opens to an entrance vestibule with an engineered oak floor. Step through to the welcoming wide hallway, double opening doors with bevelled glazing open either side to the dining room and sitting room.The sitting room has generous proportions and a triple aspect, it's "a lovely room especially for Christmas and special occasions" according to the owners who also use the cosy snug when it's just the two of them. The sitting room has two routes out to the garden, there is a sliding door to the west facing front seating terrace from here the sunsets are delightful and there are tantalizing glimpses of the lake. There's a second door to a rear seating terrace as well as a specially commissioned elegant marble fire surroundin which sits a coal effect living flame fire.The dining room is a lovely room for gathering family and friends, high days and holidays. It too enjoys the setting sun over Claife Heights and lake views. The cosy snug has a sliding door out to the rear seating area, the neighbouring magnolia tree looks fabulous from here! The room is lovely and cool on a hot day as it just gets the morning sun.The inviting family dining kitchen has an engineered oak floor and extensive storage as well as a halogen hob and self-cleaning fan oven (both De-Dietrich), AEG larder fridge, NEFF dishwasher, a Bosch combination microwave/grill/fan oven and an Elica extractor fan sits above the hob. Cabinets are fronted in beech and worktops are granite. Adjacent to the kitchen is a fitted utility room with spaces and services for a washing machine, vented drier and freezer. There are also useful wall cupboards and practical open shelving. Completing the ground floor is a cloakroom.The stairs ascend to a light and airy gallery landing with room for a home office if desired. A hatch leads to the loft with pull down ladder, boarding and lighting making it ideal for suitcases and Christmas decorations.The two front bedrooms are similar in size, appointments and views, it must be a dilemma which one to choose as the principal suite!The bedroom suite chosen has a range of fitted furniture, an arch to a dressing area and an ensuite shower room. This room was selected as the orientation of the bed enables the owners to look straight out to the lake; with a cup of morning tea to hand what better way to start the day? The second bedroom suite also has a range of fitted furniture and an ensuite shower room and views of the lake.The two remaining bedrooms are also both double rooms and enjoy views of the garden or surrounding countryside. These two are served by the family bathroom. Off the landing is a traditional airing cupboard, so useful for storing your bed linens and towels.Step Outside Pull in off the road and the entrance is shared with the adjoining house, Ghyllside. Turn into High Ghyll's private drive which opens to an extensive parking area (all laid withtarmac) and a detached double garage. The garage has both an electric up and over door and a side door. There is power, light and water with internal storage shelves. Anarea to the side of the garage has been fenced to conceal the oil tank and bin storage area.It is quite possibly the gardens that set this lovely home apart from all others - surrounding the house to all sides, they are an absolute delight. Well stocked andcarefully tended they provide colour and interest throughout the seasons with a vibrant show of colour in the spring and summer months, especially when the azaleas and rhododendrons are in bloom. There is also a fine collection of mature heathers, camelias, viburnums, magnolias and skimmias. At the top of the garden snowdrops, daffodils and bluebells have naturalised and put on a good spring show.Throughout the gardens seating areas have been incorporated within the garden design to take advantage of particular views or with a purpose in mind the seating area to the south is lovely for breakfast and lunch, it's also perfect for a sunny barbecue being next to the kitchen and there is a cool corner, "the arbour" if it all gets a little toowarm as the area is wonderfully sheltered too. Facing west, the terrace at the front is a favourite for afternoon cups of tea or a glass of something chilled as the sun sets behind Claife Heights.Moving round the house, the seating area next to the snug attracts the morning sun, but then on a hot afternoon offers much needed shade. As for the summer house andterrace at the top of the garden, well, it's absolutely magical. The panoramic view is right over the top of the house to the lake and wooded slopes of Claife Heights and thedistant mountans. A second great venue for evening gatherings whether it's just the two of you or you're hosting family or friends. Your guests will delight in the Lakeland vista unfolding in front of them. A small pond with a pumped stream sits just below this and provides a gentle background trickle.The summer house itself has French windows so it can be opened right up and shelter taken if there is a breeze or it comes onto rain. The garden is surrounded by fields tothe east and south offering privacy and seclusion.Externally there is lighting and water provision. Behind the summer house is a compost area, tucked away out of sight, but exceptionally useful for the keen gardener.ServicesMains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating from a Camray boiler in the utility room. LPG for the gas fire in the sitting room. Security alarm. BroadbandAlthough not presently connected, Ultrafast broadband is available from Fibrus with potential speeds of 982 Mbps for downloading and 310 Mbps for uploading.MobileIndoor: EE, Three, O2 and Vodaphone for both Voice and DataOutdoor: EE, Three, O2 and Vodaphone for Voice, Data and Enhanced DataMobile information provided by Ofcom.Local Authority charges Westmorland and Furness Council Council Tax band GTenureFreehold Included in the sale Fitted carpets, curtains, curtain poles, blinds, light fittings and integral kitchen appliances as listed. Please noteThe first part of the drive is owned by Ghyllside with High Ghyll enjoying a right of way over it, subject to a half share of the upkeep, payable on an as and when basis. Directions what3words toolbar.jetliner.rashersUse Sat Nav LA23 3LW with reference to the directions below:Leave Bowness on Windermere on the A592 heading towards Newby Bridge, pass the left hand junction with the B5360. After the junction with Ghyll Head Road (also on the left), it's the next drive on the left. There are double opening metal gates. Turn in here and bear right towards High Ghyll. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_bowness-on-windermere-d590159/for-sale_i71409182
Accommodation in Brief Ground Floor Entrance Hall Snug Drawing Room Kitchen/Dining Area Rear Porch Utility Room WC Store Room First Floor Landing Principal Bedroom Ensuite Five Bedrooms Shower Room Bathroom First Floor (Above Garage) Boiler Room Storage Exterior Three Car Garage Garden The Property Situated within the picturesque Lake District National Park, this distinctive rural home is enveloped by scenic natural surroundings, showcasing enviable views of the nearby Great Mell Fell and Little Mell Fell. Brownrigg is surrounded by 5 acres, comprising grassland and mature, well stocked gardens with a lovely outdoor seating area, complementing its surroundings. The property showcases many architectural periods, tracing its origins back to the 1500s. Inside, the main living spaces are generously sized and filled with natural light, showcasing charming period features such as exposed beams, traditional inglenook fireplace and an impressive staircase. The drawing room and snug are characterful in appearance, with the snug enjoying a Clearview stove, fostering a warm and inviting ambience. The open plan kitchen and dining area has been tastefully upgraded to include underfloor heating, elegant limestone tiles, and a Rangemaster cooker, making it an ideal area for dining and entertaining guests. Added conveniences include a ground floor storeroom, utility room and WC accessible via the rear porch, just off the kitchen/diner. The entire ground floor is serviced with underfloor heating and the walls affixed with efficient Celotex insulation. Ascending to the first floor, Brownrigg House features five well-proportioned bedrooms with the principal bedroom boasting an ensuite bathroom and the remaining bedrooms sharing a shower room and bathroom. These rooms showcase the same cosy, traditional aesthetic featuring exposed beams and pitched ceilings. Above the garage, there is a substantial storage room, accessible via the staircase within the ground floor store room. Given its size, this has scope for development and could function as additional accommodation for guests, subject to necessary consents. Externally Externally, Brownrigg House benefits from a large adjoined three vehicle garage in addition to parking space contained within the front yard. The gardens are mature and have been beautifully maintained, featuring lush lawns, Log and Wood Store, vegetable patch, neatly presented flower beds and a large terrace area for outdoor entertaining. There is about 2 acres of grassland to the front of the property, with a small, picturesque stream running under a stone vernacular bridge. Agents Note The property is currently served by 4G broadband, with superfast broadband arriving in late 2024. Local Information The popular Matterdale Valley is located in the Lake District National Park, close to Ullswater and 7 miles from the M6 at Junction 40. Nearby Penruddock features a cosy country pub, a restaurant, and a village hall, fostering a close-knit community atmosphere with regular social events. The area is ideal for outdoor activities, offering scenic walks and sailing opportunities on nearby Lake Ullswater. It's a peaceful spot for enjoying the outdoors and local community life. The regional centre of Penrith is within easy reach and provides comprehensive cultural, educational and recreational opportunities, along with excellent shopping facilities. There are primary schools in the villages of Penruddock, Stainton and Greystoke, along with a separate pre-school in Penruddock. There is an excellent choice of secondary schooling nearby with Ullswater Community College, Queen Elizabeth Grammar School and Keswick School. For the commuter, the A66 and M6 are both within easy reach for onward travel north and south. Main line rail services are available at both Penrith and Carlisle which provide fast and frequent services to London in the south and to Glasgow and Edinburgh in the north. The rail station at Carlisle provides regular connecting services east to Newcastle. Approximate Mileages Penruddock 3.3 miles Pooley Bridge 4.9 miles M6 Junction 40 Skirsgill 8.0 miles Penrith 8.9 miles Keswick 12.2 miles Carlisle 28.7 miles Services Mains electricity & Water. Oil-fired boiler. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars. Agents Note to Purchasers We strive to ensure all property details are accurate, however, they are not to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract. All measurements and floor plans have been prepared as a guide only. All services, systems and appliances listed in the details have not been tested by us and no guarantee is given to their operating ability or efficiency. Please be advised that some information may be awaiting vendor approval. Submitting an Offer Please note that all offers will require financial verification including mortgage agreement in principle, proof of deposit funds, proof of available cash and full chain details including selling agents and solicitors down the chain. To comply with Money Laundering Regulations, we require proof of identification from all buyers before acceptance letters are sent and solicitors can be instructed. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_matterdale-d584177/for-sale_i71144924
On the ground floor there is a spacious study which is ideal for remote working; it's also versatile enough to serve as an extra bedroom or a play room for the children. You will also find the utility room, equipped with laundry facilities and shelving, just round the corner from the study. Right next door is a modern downstairs WC, conveniently situated. There is also a door that leads to the garage, which offers ample storage space and is fitted with modern electric doors.The heart of this home is the bespoke modern kitchen and it completes the ground floor accommodation in real style. It is a masterpiece designed for entertaining friends and family. The bespoke kitchen features a central island with abundant lighting and the highest quality integrated appliances available, including a double oven, induction hob, wine fridge, and dishwasher.As you ascend the Scandinavian-style oak staircase to the first floor, a set of glass-paned double doors leads to the stunning living room. Natural light floods the room from large windows and patio doors that open onto a private balcony, where you can relax with a glass of wine and take in the spectacular views of Windermere as the sun sets directly in front of you. The living room showcases a welcoming log-burning stove set within a rustic wooden surround. With built-in surround sound and adjustable lighting, it creates a unique cinematic experience in your own home.The first of four captivating bedrooms at Poole Brae, with a full lake view, is accessible from the 1st floor landing. Opposite this bedroom, intricate in marble and enhanced by spotlighting, the opulent wet room serves as a semi-private bathroom for the adjacent bedroom.At the end of the hallway, you'll discover another spacious bedroom. Elegantly designed and providing more picturesque Windermere views, this room is utterly inviting. A wooden door leads to a generously sized four-piece marble ensuite, adding a touch of luxury to your daily routine.Ascending to the uppermost floor, a broad landing, illuminated by modern Velux windows, offers practical storage space in the eaves, making it ideal for seasonal decorations. Lastly, the top-floor bedroom also presents captivating lake views. Decorated in soothing neutrals, this room is filled with natural light, making it an inviting space for all family members.The master bedroom covers the same area as the drawing room and kitchen, and it offers the most stunning view of Lake Windermere through its large window. The room is drenched in natural light, creating a fabulous space. A spacious walk-in wardrobe ensures that selecting your outfit is effortless.Next to the master bedroom, you'll find a contemporary bathroom that's a personal sanctuary. Adorned with Italian marble and modern fixtures, it's your private spa. Whether you prefer a relaxing soak in the deep bath while watching the sunset over the lake or an invigorating morning shower in the spacious walk-in shower, this space caters to all your needs.Now, let's explore the manageable garden when you're not relaxing on the balcony. It's a private and peaceful area with a harmonious mix of lawn, plants, and trees - a haven for both children and adults. A side hall provides access to the garden from the 1st floor. Outside you will find a triple level wrap around decked garden complete with BBQ area, hot tub and a large dining space. No expense has been spared with the design, installation and maintenance of the outside area of Poole Brae. The attention to detail and general feel of the garden area can only truly be appreciated in person. In a location where properties rarely become available, Poole Brae is a home that skilfully combines tradition with contemporary luxury. It offers you a comfortable and inviting retreat in the heart of the Lake District.Council Tax Band: GTenure: Freehold For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_newby-bridge-road-d619428/for-sale_i70445742
House:* Charming and modern detached family home with a private feel* Large open-plan living space with incredible Lake Windermere and fell views* Spacious bedrooms with lots of natural light* Finished to a high standard throughout* All newly renovated in 2016* Ivy Cottage is a separate, modern, two bedroom home within the grounds. Currently run as a successful holiday letServices:* Mains electricity and water* Private drainage* Oil-fired heating* Fast internet, all providers reach the homeGrounds and Garden:* Large balcony from the living space, looking out onto the lake and Lakeland fells* Only a 10-minute drive into Windermere and Bowness with local walks surrounding* Beautifully designed garden and patio area, as featured in Cumbria Life Magazine* Small water feature and rockery in the garden* Flowers from around the world including 200+ rhododendrons, 20 types of camellias and 4 different species of magnolia* Extensive woodland area, with potential to develop or re-design* Plenty of parking spaces for up to 6 carsCompletely renovated and remodelled by the current owners in 2016, this 1950s home is tucked away amongst woodland and lawns, offering a private sanctuary whilst being close to all amenities.Follow the long driveway and park up in the ample space available for up to six cars.Make your way inside, via the glazed front door surrounded by glass panels that help create a light-filled and welcoming entrance porch. Step onto the tiled flooring that extends throughout and take the first right to freshen up in the cloakroom, comprising WC and washbasin, before discovering the utility room next door. Home to the washing machine featuring sink, countertops, and cabinetry for storage, attend to laundry and household tasks with ease and efficiency.Continue ahead to the boot room, where another access point to the home provides a warm welcome after escapades outdoors. Store muddy boots, jackets and umbrellas in the storage areas provided, before retracing your steps to the hallway and turning right into the open-plan kitchen and living space, where the 'wow-factor' is delivered.Utterly captivating, jaw-dropping views are displayed from the floor to ceiling sliding doors that lead out to the wraparound balcony. The majestic Coniston fells, stretching gracefully across to Crinkle Crags and the Langdales, provide a backdrop to the room and serve as a private gallery, ready to be enjoyed every time you enter the space.A perfect blend of modern comfort and natural beauty, slide back the doors to fill the room with fresh air and extend the space. Seamlessly transition between inside and out, taking full advantage of the surrounding scenery.Take a seat at the large central island in the kitchen, and chat with the chef as you soak up those views and sip from a glass of fizz. With sleek, handless cabinetry fitted by Atlantis Kitchens, integrated appliances include Neff double oven and microwave, fridge, freezer, induction hob and worktop extractor unit. Flow through to the dining area and pull out a chair at the table, perfectly situated to take in those spectacular views and effortlessly move outdoors. Invite friends and family to enjoy the space, and host dinner parties where after-dinner drinks are served under the stars.Relax in the living area on cooler days and watch the ever-changing sky as you snuggle up to enjoy movies and play games in the ample space. Flexible and versatile, flooded in light and with a wraparound balcony extending the space, this wonderful room is a haven for relaxation, entertainment, and endless possibilities. Return to the hallway and discover the principal suite on the right where a dressing area greets you with ample storage. Refresh and revive in the spa-like en-suite on the left, featuring wall to ceiling tiles and comprising WC, large walk-in shower, heated towel rail and washbasin with storage.Make your way into the bedroom, bathed in natural light from the two windows that display serene views of the lake and garden. A perfect blend of functionality and relaxation, with ample room for storage and in which to relax, it's a haven of comfort and calm.Retrace your steps back into the hallway and descend the stairs to the lower floor. Step into the sleek and contemporary family bathroom on the right, with wall-to-wall tiles and featuring a spacious walk-in shower, WC, washbasin with storage, heated towel rails, and bath. Make your way into the large room next door, with French doors providing access to the outside patio. Currently used as an office and gym, the space lends itself to a multitude of possibilities. Return to the hallway where two further bedrooms await. Both spacious and bright, with plenty of room for storage and seating, each offering the perfect setting for restful nights and tranquil mornings. Peep into the under-stairs cupboard that provides storage and cleverly housing the integrated AV system that runs throughout the house, eliminating the clutter of wires or boxes typically associated with streaming services.Nestled within the grounds of Broadgate, Ivy Cottage is a charming self-contained annexe developed in 2017. Offering accessibility-friendly accommodation, with an open-plan design, step inside to a bright and airy kitchen and dining area. With plenty of cabinetry and countertop space, take a seat at the table to enjoy meals in the south-facing room as the chef prepares meals. Flow through to the sitting room, complete with dedicated workspace, and admire the views on display before making your way into the conservatory. Savour after-dinner drinks at the bistro-style dining area overlooking the gardens, then retreat to the super king-sized bedroom, featuring an adjoining dressing area and access to a Jack-and-Jill shower room, accessible from both the bedroom and sitting room. Ascend the stairs to find an additional en-suite bedroom, ready for a blissful night's slumber.Perfect for visiting guests, multigenerational families or as an extra source of income, Ivy Cottage provides flexible accommodation options to suit a variety of lifestyles.A perfect blend of lush lawns and tranquil woodland, the two acres surrounding Broadgate offers plenty of areas to explore. Pull up on the private driveway where a small outbuilding is fitted with power and ready to keep all gardening equipment safely organised. Take the steps down to a lawned area that leads into the expansive woodland, where native trees, shrubs and hedging encourage plenty of wildlife.Sit out on the patio area at the back of the home with your morning coffee or invite friends around for barbeques to dine outdoors in your own private hideaway. Steps lead down to a spacious lawn, ready for family games and picnics, and discover the greenhouse, inviting you to cultivate your own garden-to-table delights. Another outbuilding can be found toward the back of the house, also fitted with power and currently used as a workshop.With the wraparound balcony on the upper floor, ready for dining alfresco, the thoughtful landscaping, and expansive grounds providing ample opportunities for leisure and cultivation, the outside space to Broadgate is as captivating as the inside** For more photos and information, download the brochure on desktop. For your own hard copy brochure, or to book a viewing please call the team **Council Tax Band: GTenure: Freehold For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_storrs-park-d597290/for-sale_i69935817
Accommodation in Brief Ground Floor Vestibule Hall Sitting Room Dining Room Snug Study Kitchen Utility Room Pantry WC Store First Floor Principal BedroomDressing Room Ensuite Bathroom Bedroom Bedroom Family Bathroom Second Floor Bedroom Ensuite Bathroom Bedroom Ensuite Bathroom Below Ground Cellar Exterior Substantial Stone-Built Outbuilding Stone-Built Boiler Room & Store Attached Store Driveway & Parking Extensive Gardens & Grounds Around 11.39 Acres in All The Property Set against a backdrop of glorious panoramic countryside views, The Old Rectory is a distinguished stone-built property that has been sympathetically renovated to merge elegant traditional character with contemporary updates for modern living. This Grade II Listed property, situated in an enviable elevated position, boasts expansive gardens and grounds that meander down to the North Tyne River, covering a total of approximately 11.39 acres. Built circa 1818 by renowned architect H. H. Seward, this property stands within the stunning Northumberland National Park, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Its ashlar construction and Lakeland slate roof showcase Seward's exemplary work, while the interior boasts high ceilings and spacious rooms, typical of the period. The interior spaces throughout the property have been updated to a very high standard, employing a carefully curated palette of premium materials and decorations. Ornate chandeliers feature prominently on the ground floor, paired with rich, tasteful decor to create wonderfully grand and inviting living spaces. A commitment to preserving the property's historical integrity is evident in the retention of certain original features. Among these, the Pine & Gesso Neoclassical antique fire surround in the drawing room stands out as a testament to the property's rich heritage. Dating back to the 1820s, this exquisite piece is complemented by 24-carat gold-plated wall lights, adding a touch of opulence and history to the modern enhancements. The kitchen is bespoke, designed and installed by Bespoke Interiors based in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, featuring Italian Sorrento Aged-Tumbled Limestone underfoot and anchored by an Esse Ironheart Eco wood burning stove. The space is further enhanced by a selection of top-of-the-line integrated appliances, including a Smeg 6-ring hob, a Bosch oven and steam oven, and a Bosch fridge freezer. The pantry, adjacent to the kitchen provides storage space and includes a washing machine and tumble drier. Ascending to the upper-levels, five well-proportioned bedrooms are neatly arranged across two floors. Each bedroom preserves the vibrant aesthetic that characterizes the entire home, offering a cohesive blend of comfort and style. Accompanying these restful spaces are four luxurious bathrooms, each appointed with high-quality BC Designs sanitary ware. The principal bedroom serves as a luxurious retreat, boasting a private dressing room alongside an en-suite bathroom that is both spacious and elegantly appointed. Externally The gardens and grounds of The Old Rectory are a key attraction for the property. Extending in all to around 11.39 acres, the grounds fall away gently down to the North Tyne River to the south with the line of the former Border Counties Railway passing between the upper and lower grounds. An orchard and fruit garden has recently been supplied to the front of the property. The Old Rectory has fishing rights on the river. Mature woodland to the north and west creates a peaceful and sheltered haven. The driveway passes through the woodland before opening up at the front of the property. The thoughtful position of the house within the grounds makes the absolute most of the outlook and scenery. To the east of the main house is a fabulous stone-built outbuilding which was formerly a coach house and stables. The coach house and stables are also thought to date to circa 1818, constructed from stone and Lakeland slate and is also Grade II Listed. The outbuilding currently provides a number of store rooms. Separate staircases lead up to stores at either end of the building, with the central area accessed via an arched carriage entrance. The building could offer a host of development opportunities, subject to securing the necessary consents. There is also a separate stone-built boiler room and logstore tucked behind the main house. Agents Note Custom hand-made curtains and light fixtures are included, provided that the asking price has been met. Local Information Falstone is a small village in the North Tyne Valley which is within both the designated Northumberland International Dark Sky Park and the beautiful Northumberland National Park. The area is a haven for wildlife much of which can be enjoyed from the gardens and grounds. The surrounding countryside offers excellent walks and cycling. Kielder Water and Forest Park which provides a multitude of leisure activities. Falstone has a tearoom and post office and there are two excellent local inns, The Black Cock in Falstone and The Pheasant in Stannersburn, with The Hollybush at Greenhaugh also nearby. Hexham is the main town for shopping, with several supermarkets including Waitrose, and a fabulous Farmers Market. Both Tesco and Asda deliver to Falstone providing great convenience. Hexham also provides a wide range of local retail, educational and professional services. For schooling, there is an excellent first school in Greenhaugh, while Bellingham offers a nursery school together with first and middle schools. Senior schools are available in Hexham and Haydon Bridge with several private day schools in Newcastle. For the commuter the A68 and A69 provide excellent access to Newcastle in the east and Carlisle in the west, and onward access to the A1 and M6. The railway station at Hexham provides regular cross-country services to both Newcastle and Carlisle, which in turn link to main line services to other major UK cities north and south. Alternatively, a pleasant drive leads to Tweedbank Station where the car can be parked before taking the train to Edinburgh, or even the overnight train to London. Newcastle International Airport is also within easy reach. Approximate Mileages Falstone Village Centre 0.5 miles Bellingham 9.5 miles Hexham 25.2 miles Corbridge 27.0 miles Newcastle International Airport 39.2 miles Jedburgh 39.3 miles Newcastle City Centre 41.7 miles Services Mains electricity and water. Private drainage to septic tank. Oil-fired boiler. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars. Agents Note to Purchasers We strive to ensure all property details are accurate, however, they are not to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract. All measurements and floor plans have been prepared as a guide only. All services, systems and appliances listed in the details have not been tested by us and no guarantee is given of their operating ability or efficiency. Please be advised that some information may be awaiting vendor approval. Submitting an Offer Please note that all offers will require financial verification including mortgage agreement in principle, proof of deposit funds, proof of available cash and full chain details including selling agents and solicitors down the chain. To comply with Money Laundering Regulations, we require proof of identification from all buyers before acceptance letters are sent and solicitors can be instructed. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_falstone-d558471/for-sale_i68884784
Accommodation in Brief Hall Kitchen Dining Room Office Snug Sitting Room Pantry Utility Room WC Bedroom with En-suite Shower Room Three Further Bedrooms Bathroom Shower Room Guest Annexe with Sitting Room & En-suite Bathroom Workshop Kennel Store Two Barns Driveway Parking Gardens Patios The Property Scalegate is a handsome and substantial Grade II Listed farmhouse with a traditional Cumbrian appearance combined with superb contemporary interiors. Dating back to circa 1765, the property has undergone comprehensive renovation and restoration to create the stunning home that stands today. Scalegate has been a wonderful and loved family home, rich in history, perfect for those who love the outdoors life, and incorporating a guest annexe or holiday let. The generous and flexible main accommodation is complemented by a range of outbuildings including a workshop and barns, offering various possibilities for further renovation. The property occupies an elevated position with far-reaching views to the Pennines and is nestled just inside the magnificent Lake District National Park. The position is perfect to enjoy the renowned sights of the Lake District, but with the added benefit of easy access to the M6 and A66 for travel or commuting. The main entrance to the home opens into a spacious flagstoned hall with doors leading off to a WC, handy utility room with an original stone sink, and a wonderful pantry with traditional stone shelves. Steps head up to an adjoining workshop spread across two floors and a flight of stairs rises to the first floor. The hall also provides access into the superb farmhouse kitchen with an excellent range of contemporary wall and floor units, integrated dishwasher and space for a large American style fridge/freezer, yet complemented by a traditional classic cream four door AGA, Belfast sink and exposed wooden lintels. There is ample space for a dining table and chairs, and a family snug area, however, a door also leads through into a formal dining room with exposed ceiling beams and an impressive stone feature fireplace and window seat. From the dining room, a flight of stairs heads up to the bedrooms, and a smaller connecting room with a door to outside is perfect as a home office, library or hobby room. The snug is a welcoming, homely room with a wood burning stove and opens into the relaxing sitting room at the end of the house; a light, bright room with shuttered windows, a wood burner in an inglenook fireplace and access to the gardens. To the first floor are four beautiful bedrooms, all decorated in calming, neutral tones and with period features including exposed beams and wooden window shutters. The principal bedroom has a smart en-suite shower room and there are a spacious, luxurious family shower room and bathroom to serve the remaining three bedrooms. Also on this floor, with its own independent access via an original external stone staircase to the front and a glazed door onto a private patio to the rear, is an ideal guest suite or annexe, for family or as a holiday let. As beautifully presented as the main house and with the same character and period features, there is a sitting room, gorgeous bedroom, well-appointed bathroom with luxurious roll top bath and separate walk-in shower, and a sauna; an amazing feature for relaxing at the end of a day walking on the fells. Externally Accessed via a gravel drive with stone turning circle, Scalegate offers parking for numerous vehicles. Lawns and several patios wrap around the house and display wonderful, far-reaching views from all angles. Two detached barns are ripe for renovation or conversion, subject to any necessary consents, and the current owners use the ground floor of the larger of the two barns for storage and the first floor as a home gym. The two-storey barn adjoining the main house is currently a workshop, but also offers huge potential and includes a separate store and kennel. Scalegate covers approximately 0.75 acres in total. Local Information Askham forms part of the Eden Valley and sits on the edge of the Lake District National Park and Lake District World Heritage Site. Askham offers a thriving village community situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, benefitting from two traditional pubs, a church, local store, outdoor swimming pool and Askham Hall with its Michelin-starred restaurant, Allium. Lowther Castle and Gardens is just a few minutes' drive away and a short distance to the west is Pooley Bridge with its shops, post office, traditional village pubs, restaurants and tea rooms, and Lake Ullswater. The area is surrounded by breath-taking countryside with excellent local walks and rides from the local pony trekking centre with watersports available on Ullswater. The regional centre of Penrith is within easy reach and provides comprehensive cultural, educational and recreational opportunities, along with excellent shopping facilities. There are primary schools nearby in Yanwath, Hackthorpe and Stainton and there is an excellent choice of secondary schooling nearby including Ullswater Community College & School and Queen Elizabeth Grammar School. For the commuter, the A66 and M6 are both within easy reach for onward travel north and south. Main line rail services are available at Penrith which provide fast (under 3 hours) and frequent services to London in the south and to Glasgow in the north. The rail station at Carlisle provides regular connecting services east to Newcastle. Approximate Mileages Askham 3.1 miles Sockbridge 5.8 miles Pooley Bridge/Ullswater 4.3 miles M6 J40 7.8 miles Penrith 8.1 miles Keswick 24.0 miles Carlisle 26.6 miles Carlisle Lake District Airport 31.9 miles Services Mains electricity and water. Drainage to private treatment plant. Oil-fired central heating. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars. Agents Note to Purchasers We strive to ensure all property details are accurate, however, they are not to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract. All measurements and floor plans have been prepared as a guide only. All services, systems and appliances listed in the details have not been tested by us and no guarantee is given to their operating ability or efficiency. Please be advised that some information may be awaiting vendor approval. Submitting an Offer Please note that all offers will require financial verification including mortgage agreement in principle, proof of deposit funds, proof of available cash and full chain details including selling agents and solicitors down the chain. To comply with Money Laundering Regulations, we require proof of identification from all buyers before acceptance letters are sent and solicitors can be instructed. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_near-askham-d614512/for-sale_i68420575
The Property A truly magnificent Grade II Listed Victorian hall occupying extensive private gardens and grounds with a separate cottage, comprehensive equestrian facilities, swimming pool and a remarkable purpose-built orangery ready to host guests for memorable events in fitting style. The property is currently operated as a successful lifestyle and business venture catering to weddings and luxurious holiday escapes. Both the stunning private home and the guest accommodation bring a wealth of opportunities to relax in style. The location in north Cumbria offers picturesque surroundings, nestled between the renowned UNESCO world heritage site of the Lake District National Park and the North Pennines AONB, all with easy access to the M6 for all visitors. The gorgeous hall and ancillary properties rest in private grounds, set amongst peaceful Cumbrian countryside in a small and peaceful village. The whole set up has been developed and operated by the current owner as a stunning and desirable venue to host beautiful weddings, family gatherings and relaxing private holidays. The business has proved hugely successful, providing both a fabulous home and a varied income stream from the accommodation and the hosting of unforgettable events. The business is firmly established with future bookings in place, providing a rare chance to secure immediate and ongoing income. The Hall Originally built in the mid-19th century, the hall boasts wealth of historic interest and was the home to many notable figures over the next 150 years. The handsome grey sandstone construction presents a wonderful example of Gothic architecture and the hall retains a host of period features. The expansive accommodation includes hugely spacious and versatile reception rooms with splendid proportions and gorgeous character. Soaring ceilings and elegant, towering windows create a grand yet welcoming atmosphere, with swathes of natural light highlighting striking period fireplaces, original window shutters and decorative coving and cornicing. Thoughtfully considered decor and colour palettes reflect the history of the property, married to perfection with high quality modern finishes for comfort and style. The reception rooms are complemented by a fabulous country house kitchen and an abundance of practical rooms including a utility, laundry and store rooms, as well as a huge cellar incorporating a scullery, wine store, preparation rooms and further stores. The spectacular bespoke staircase spirals from the entrance hall to the first floor with the galleried upper landing above, all illuminated by the sensational glazed roof lantern. There are five large double bedrooms arranged across the first floor with a mix of beautiful en-suite facilities and well-appointed bathrooms, and another three bedrooms on the second floor. The west wing of the property adds another three bedrooms at first floor level, along with a sitting room and kitchen, allowing the whole wing to operate as a self-contained annexe if required. The Orangery The spectacular purpose-built orangery is a magical luxury venue with formal seating for up to 100 guests. Italian marble flooring flows underfoot, and the glass-fronted design looks onto surrounding gardens with Mediterranean inspiration. The lantern roof opens electronically to bring the fragrant scents of the gardens inside during the summer months. This gorgeous space is sure to provide an unforgettable experience to every visitor. The orangery has a bar and an adjoining commercial kitchen to allow the seamless hosting of amazing events. The Holiday Cottage Converted from a former outbuilding within the curtilage of the hall, the cottage is a fabulous two bedroom property adding another dimension to the available holiday accommodation and an additional income stream to the business. Blending sympathetically with the surroundings, the cottage is finished to the same high standards found across the whole site and features a large open plan kitchen/living area to the ground floor. There is one bedroom on the ground floor with the second occupying the first floor. Both bedrooms benefit from an en-suite shower room. The cottage is a charming holiday destination and sleeps up to five guests. Additional Cottage with Planning Adjacent to the holiday cottage is a further outbuilding and the opportunity to create a one bedroom holiday unit. Planning permission was previously granted and architects plans drawn up to expand the holiday let business with this additional delightful cottage. Water, electricity and drainage are already in place to expedite the project. Equestrian Facilities The extensive and beautifully maintained grounds stretch away to the north east where the land is divided into well-fenced paddocks. The paddocks combine with stables, a tack room and a superb floodlit manege to provide an equestrian set up that is both impressive and manageable. This could also be operated as a horse livery business, adding yet another potential income stream. Gardens & Grounds Landscaped gardens have been thoughtfully laid out and carefully tended to provide suitably elegant surroundings to the hall. The stunning formal gardens include manicured lawns and charming topiary along with delightful water features that add to the sense of historic grandeur. Mature trees and established woodland are a haven for wildlife, whilst also bringing peace and privacy to the whole property. Local Information The property is located in a quiet village to the north of Penrith and within close proximity of the Lake District National Park. The village offers a primary school and a popular public house. The regional capital of Carlisle is within easy reach and offers an excellent range of social, leisure and retail opportunities and an attractive pedestrian area, along with an impressive cathedral and castle. The property is well-located for access across the Lake District National Park, the North Pennines AONB and the Scottish Borders. For schooling, the local primary school is joined by further primary schools in nearby villages. The excellent Queen Elizabeth Grammar School is in nearby Penrith and private schooling is available at Lime House School in Dalston which provides co-educational schooling from 3-18 years. For the commuter the M6 is within easy reach for onward travel north and south. There is a rail station at Dalston offering local services, while mainline rail services are available at Penrith and Carlisle which provides fast and frequent services to London in the south and Glasgow in the north. Approximate Mileages J41 M6 4.9 miles Penrith 7.4 miles J42 M6 8.6 miles Carlisle City Centre 11.4 miles Keswick 20.4 miles Services Mains electricity and water. Drainage to private septic tank. Oil-fired central heating. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars. Agents Note to Purchasers We strive to ensure all property details are accurate, however, they are not to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract. All measurements and floor plans have been prepared as a guide only. All services, systems and appliances listed in the details have not been tested by us and no guarantee is given to their operating ability or efficiency. Please be advised that some information may be awaiting vendor approval. Submitting an Offer Please note that all offers will require financial verification including mortgage agreement in principle, proof of deposit funds, proof of available cash and full chain details including selling agents and solicitors down the chain. To comply with Money Laundering Regulations, we require proof of identification from all buyers before acceptance letters are sent and solicitors can be instructed. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_near-penrith-d618290/for-sale_i68898690
LAWKLAND HALL A magnificent Grade 1 manor house, Lawkland Hall is as rich in history as it is in its stunning Elizabethan architectural detail.It is hard not to be impressed by the many period features, including oak panelling, linen fold panelling in the dining room, exposed floor boards, decorative over mantles, architraves, staircase and studded doors. There are cross-leaded windows, some with seats, others with stained glass panes set in stone mullions, stone fireplaces including a bolection-moulded fireplace in the principal bedroom and study, flagged floors and a stone door arch.Over the front door is a decorative stone moulding with the Ingleby coat of arms. Above the fireplace in the dining room sits an inset engraved stone with the initials J N A and Amicus Certus beneath a coat of arms. Above the door into the dining room, set in the stone surround, is an inscription I A:M 1679 the initials of Arthur Ingleby and his wife.Worthy of particular note, bedroom 8, known as The Chapel has a concealed 'priest hole', retained as a feature with a glass floor. The tower housing the original spiral stone staircase had the gazebo added in 1758 with windows to each elevation providing far-reaching views.More recently, a 'Roman' or sunken bath was installed, believed to be a copy of one admired by Mrs Ambler in the Hotel Danieli in Venice.Delightful, landscaped south facing gardens, grounds and woodland surround Lawkland Hall. Many of the principal rooms enjoy splendid views. The drawing room and sitting room have direct access into the garden.The current owners completed significant and extensive works on the west wall of Lawkland Hall in 2021 and 2022. The west wing was completely reroofed at the same time.ACCOMMODATIONGround floorA central path with lawns either side leads to the front door, opening into the hall with flagged floor and concealed drinks cupboard.The drawing room has an Adam style fireplace, marble hearth and open fire. Oak steps lead up to a glazed door opening onto the garden.Accessed off the hall are the study with a bolection-moulded fireplace with open fire and a cloakroom with built-in cupboards and fitted bookshelves.A stone spiral staircase leads down to the cellar.The dining room has a large open fireplace and decorative linen fold panelling to picture rail height.Ground floor - East WingThe dining room leads into a large kitchen comprehensively fitted with modern base units, a larder cupboard, four oven Aga with warming plate set into a tiled recess with substantial stone mantle, integral appliances and Belfast sink. Tall mullion windows with a window seat and painted panelled walls.A back hall leads to a pantry with fitted cupboards and sitting room/playroom. This is a welcoming and relaxed space with fitted bookshelves, fireplace and French windows leading out to a terrace with York stone flags.Beyond the sitting room is a large boot room with fitted cupboards, Belfast sink and WC. This leads into a double height boiler room and fuel store.A period oak staircase from the hall leads to:First floor - West WingA large panelled landing leads to the principal bedroom suite comprising a generous bedroom 1 with fireplace and painted panelled walls, a dressing room /bedroom 6 and the bathroom with Roman bath, marble floor and decorative tiled walls.Bedroom 2 with oak fireplace having an ornate over mantle and built in cupboards to either side and painted panelled walls.First floor - East WingBedroom 3 with fireplace.An inner lobby provides access to the rear staircase, a three piece bathroom and to the 'Nursery Wing', which has three bedrooms as well as a four piece bathroom. Bedroom 4 has a wash basin, built in wardrobes and window seat.Second floor - West WingThere are two further bedrooms; bedroom 8 known as the Chapel and once used as a Chapel. Bedroom 9, known as the Boudoir, a charming room with window seat, panelled walls and fireplace.The stone spiral staircase runs from the cellar up to the second floor, where a short flight of steep stone steps, leads to the gazebo.GARDENS AND GROUNDSThe beautiful gardens and grounds are a particular feature of this exceptional property. Carefully improved by the present owners, they take full advantage of the wonderful setting that the hall occupies. The gardens were featured in an article in Country Life in 2005.The hall is approached from the highway through a gated entrance which leads to a gravel parking and turning area. Formal lawns, with a central stone flagged path, lead to the front door.The wonderful gardens and grounds are principally to the south of the hall flanked by a high wall on two sides with the lake to the south. The central part of the garden comprises topiarised yews on the main lawn, leading to a wild flower meadow with an avenue of ornamental crab apple trees with intersecting paths running down to the lake. The tennis court is located to the south east.On the west side of the garden, below the stone potting shed, are a variety of mixed borders either side of gravel and flagged paths. In addition, there is a green oak gazebo with heather thatched roof.To the east side of the main lawn is a kitchen garden and greenhouse.The overall layout and design of the gardens provide wonderful vistas and peaceful and secluded sitting and entertaining areas. There is a mixture of unusual trees and shrubs, including a 100 year old Tulip tree.OUTBUILDINGSTo the east of the hall is a row of traditional stone outbuildings comprising the 'hen house', store, tool shed, a garage, two kennels and a WC. In addition, there is a 'Shoot Room' with a kitchenette and a wood burning stove.Situated to the west of the hall, is a traditional stone and slate barn providing a double garage and a workshop with inspection pit.Within the garden stands a stone and slate two-storey potting shed.COTTAGES1 & 2 Lawkland Hall Cottages are a pair of three bedroom semi-detached properties, situated within the grounds of Lawkland Hall, close to the entrance gates. The properties are let on Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) agreements.Lawkland Hall occupies an enviable position in the Trough of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), close to the Yorkshire Dales National Park, in the county of North Yorkshire. The surrounding landscape is characterised by mixed livestock farming, ancient woodland and rolling countryside. Lawkland is an attractive hamlet on a quiet country lane with good access onto the A65 and to Austwick village.The pretty village of Austwick (1.8 miles) is well served by a church, post office/village store, village hall and tennis club. There's a choice of places to eat with the Gamecock Inn and the Traddock Country House Hotel.Giggleswick (3 miles) is in a well-deserved Conservation Area and an extremely attractive village with many old and historic buildings. The village has a railway station, on the Leeds to Morecambe line, historic church and two pubs, the famous Giggleswick School (which opens up many of its facilities to locals) and a popular nine hole golf course.Settle (4 miles) offers a full range of commercial, educational and recreational amenities including a Booths supermarket.The area is renowned for excellent schools including independent schools at Giggleswick and Sedbergh, Ermysted's Grammar School for boys and the Girls' Grammar School in Skipton together with a good selection of state schools; Settle College in Settle and Queen Elizabeth School in Kirkby Lonsdale. Primary schools are either at Austwick, Giggleswick or Settle.For those keen on outdoor life, Lawkland Hall Estate is on the edge of the magnificent Yorkshire Dales National Park, an area of stunning scenery and surrounded by thousands of square miles of dales and hills, nature and wildlife. The area affords every choice of country pursuits on your doorstep. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_austwick-d576150/for-sale_i68453166
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