Tucked away in the heart of Bentham, amidst the rolling hills and verdant landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales, Barclay Cottage stands as a picturesque sanctuary of rural tranquillity. This captivating 3-bedroom end terrace cottage exudes an irresistible charm, offering a harmonious blend of character and contemporary comfort - the perfect retreat for those seeking a quintessential country lifestyle.Approaching Barclay Cottage, one is immediately struck by its enchanting facade, freshly revitalised with a new roof and rejuvenated windows that gleam in the gentle sunlight. The cottage sits gracefully within its surroundings, a testament to timeless architecture and traditional country life. A courtyard garden, enveloped by tasteful raised beds, provides an oasis where residents can savour moments of peace and serenity amidst the buzz of the town. The perfect finishing touch is a fabulous outbuilding, which could be converted into a home office, annex or other, to suit your individual needs (subject to the relevant planning permissions).Stepping over the threshold, guests are welcomed into the haven that is Barclay Cottage. The ground floor of the cottage boasts a convenient downstairs WC, ensuring practicality and convenience for residents and visitors alike. However, the true centrepiece of the home lies in its expansive living room, adorned with a welcoming gas fire that casts a cosy glow, inviting occupants to unwind and indulge in moments of relaxation with loved ones. The kitchen is found adjacent, with recently upgraded flooring and opportunity to tailor the space to your preferences.The cottage's charm extends effortlessly to its three inviting bedrooms, each exuding a sense of tranquillity and comfort, providing the perfect retreat for a peaceful night's rest. Recently laid carpets throughout the home add a touch of luxury underfoot, while enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal with their plush textures and muted tones.Beyond the confines of Barclay Cottage, residents are spoiled for choice with an array of amenities and attractions within easy reach. Bentham's charming town centre beckons with its eclectic mix of boutique shops, quaint cafes, and traditional pubs, offering ample opportunities for leisurely strolls and gatherings with neighbours.For those with a passion for the great outdoors, the surrounding countryside presents a veritable playground of natural wonders, with scenic trails winding through lush valleys and rugged moorlands, providing endless opportunities for hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting.With its idyllic location, modern conveniences, and timeless allure, Barclay Cottage represents a rare opportunity to embrace the essence of countryside living in the heart of Bentham. Whether as a permanent residence or a tranquil retreat from the bustle of city life, this enchanting cottage offers a sanctuary where cherished memories are made and moments are savoured amidst the timeless beauty of rural England.Directions to Barclay Cottage for vieiwngs:Tucked away just behind Main Street, there is pedestrian access via the left hand side of The Coach House pub. Alternatively, a large *free* car park is located 0.04 miles away from the property, on Grasmere Drive (///hamsters.blank.octagon) - a ginnel leads directly to Barclay Cottage's courtyard (///chain.supported.spend). For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/cottages_bentham-d549113/for-sale_i70211682
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Three bedroom mid terraced house in popular village. Formerly two cottages, the property is larger than expected. Lounge/diner, sitting room, kitchen, three bedrooms and bathroom. Rear garden plus outhouse store. No onward chain. Excellent potential. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_holme-d549315/for-sale_i69435232
Modern, 3-bedroom end terrace house, located on a small development on the edge of Low Bentham Village. The house offers immaculately presented accommodation laid over two floors with private parking to the front and good sized enclosed rear garden. Decorated throughout to a high standard, with upvc double glazed windows and gas fired central heating, ready for immediate occupation. Ideal property for family, holiday/second home, or investment potential. Well worthy of internal inspection to appreciate the size, position, and location. Low Bentham is a popular village with 2 public houses, church, and village hall. A wider range of amenities are available in High Bentham, approximately 1 mile away including railway station with links to Leeds, Lancaster, and Skipton. ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES: Ground Floor: Entrance Hall, Cloakroom, Lounge, Kitchen. First Floor: Landing, Bedroom 1, Ensuite Shower Room, 2 Further Bedrooms, House Bathroom. Outside Forecourt Parking, Enclosed Rear Garden. ACCOMMODATION: GROUND FLOOR: Entrance Hall: Part glazed external entrance door, spacious hallway, return staircase to the first floor. Cloakroom: 5'4 x 5'2 (914 x 4.87) Low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, radiator, understairs store cupboard. Lounge: 17'1 x 15'9 max (914 x 4.87) Light and airy room, upvc double glazed double doors to the rear garden, 2 upvc double glazed windows, 2 radiators, flame effect electric fire within marble fire surround. Kitchen: 12'7 x 6'10 (3.35 x 3.35) Range of modern kitchen base units with complementary worksurfaces, wall units, 1½ bowl sink with mixer taps, built in electric oven, gas hob, extractor hood, plumbing for washer, built in dishwasher, upvc double glazed window, radiator. SECOND FLOOR: Landing: 11'2 x 3'2 (2.92 x 5.10) Access to 3 bedrooms and bathroom, loft access to part boarded loft and ladder, cupboard housing gas fired central heating boiler, radiator, tall upvc double glazed window off staircase. Bedroom 1: 8'10 x 12'7 (1.82 x 2.48) plus 4'6 x 3'10 (1.82 x 2.48) Double bedroom, 2 upvc double glazed window and radiator. Ensuite Shower Room: 4'9 x 6'9 (1.82 x 2.48) (into shower recess) Shower enclosure with shower over off the system, wash hand basin, WC, tiled to dado, radiator. Bedroom 2: 8'6 x 9'0 (1.82 x 2.48) plus 3'0 x 3'9 (1.82 x 2.48) Double bedroom, upvc double glazed window, radiator. Bedroom 3: 9'0 x 7'10 (1.82 x 2.48) Single bedroom, upvc double glazed window, radiator. House Bathroom: 5'6 x 7'0 (1.82 x 2.48) 3-piece white bathroom suite comprising bath, WC with hidden cistern, wash hand basin, tiled walls to dado. OUTSIDE: Front: Forecourt parking. Rear: Enclosed rear garden. Directions: Leave the Bentham office, go down the Main Street onto Low Bentham. Go through Low Bentham Village, take a left turn over the bridge onto Mill Lane. Millers Ford is located on the left-hand side, a for sale board is erected. Tenure: Freehold with vacant possession on completion. Services: All mains' services are connected to the property. Viewing: Strictly by prior arrangement with and accompanied by a member of the selling agents, Neil Wright Associates Ltd. Purchase Procedure: If you would like to make an offer on this property, then please make an appointment with Neil Wright Associates so that a formal offer can be submitted to the Vendors. Marketing: Should you be interested in this property but have a house to sell, then we would be pleased to come and give you a free market valuation. N.B. YOUR HOME MAY BE AT RISK IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP PAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER LOAN SECURED AGAINST IT. N.B. No electrical/gas appliances have been checked to ensure that they are in working order. The would-be purchasers are to satisfy themselves. N.B. Money Laundering, prospective buyers should be aware that in the event that they make an offer for the property, they will be required to provide the agent with documents in relation to the Money Laundering Regulations; one being photographic ID, i.e., driving licence or passport and the other being a utility bill showing the address. These can be provided in the following ways: by calling into the office with copies or by way of a certified copy provided via their solicitor. In addition, prospective buyers will be required to provide information regarding the source of funding as part of the offer procedure. Local Authority: North Yorkshire Council 1 Belle Vue Square Broughton Road SKIPTON North Yorkshire BD23 1FJ Council Tax Band 'C' For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_low-bentham-d556999/for-sale_i69733699
The LocationSituated in the serene village of Caton, just 3 miles northeast of Lancaster, lies Low Mill, nestled down Mill Lane off the main A686 road. Offering uninterrupted views of the River Lune and picturesque countryside, Low Mill enjoys a prime location.The village boasts an active community with cricket & football teams, along with two charming pubs. Residents revel in plentiful local walks along the river and towards Quernmore, perfect for the active lifestyle. With a well-supplied local shop and convenient access to Lancaster and the M6, Caton proves to be an alluring village to call home.Property OverviewThis stunning three-bedroom terraced cottage spans two floors, boasting original character features including arched ceilings from its mill origins.On the ground floor, an entrance porch leads into a spacious hallway with extra storage. Towards the front, a modern fitted kitchen with integrated appliances awaits, while adjacent to the rear sits the inviting dining room, perfect for hosting gatherings, with access to the rear courtyard. The spacious lounge exudes character with its arched ceilings and a vaulted ceiling at the far end, complemented by expansive windows.Upstairs, three bedrooms await, with the master featuring a small dressing area and generously sized en-suite. A three-piece bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.Outside, a quaint courtyard garden awaits, alongside delightful communal grounds. Additionally, a carport and two private parking spaces provide ample parking options, completing the appeal of this delightful residence.Additional information- This is a Freehold property- Modern electric wall heaters and double glazed throughout- Three private parking spaces (including a car-port space)- Located on private estate with stunning communal gardens to enjoy- Tastefully decorated throughout- Stunning features including arched ceilings For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/cottages_caton-d538252/for-sale_i69615431
Nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales lies this beautiful development of eight 2 and 3 bedroom homes. Built using natural Yorkshire stone, they boast countryside views, private gardens and high spectification interiors. The development of Pant Copy is situated off a quiet country lane in the quaint village of Austwick, and only 4 miles drive to Settle, with its train line between Leeds and Carlisle. Each property has been sympathetically built using natural reclaimed Yorkshire Stone under natural slate roofs to blend in seamlessly to the surrounding area. The development offers an extremely rare opportunity to acquire one of either four terraced 2 bedroom cottages or four semi-detached 3 bedroom cottages located within the Western boundary of the stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park. These charming homes offer carefully designed layouts featuring a spacious dining kitchens and versatile living accommodation, all of which enjoy beautiful countryside views. The attention to detail and high level specifications both internally and externally is evident throughout. Each property has the benefit of private parking and aluminium bi-fold doors which open onto enclosed private rear gardens bringing the outside into the homes and providing natural light inside, with all homes enjoying views of the breathtaking Yorkshire Dales. Internally, you enter the homes via a hallway with access to the downstairs cloakroom and into the country style dining kitchen. The kitchen units themselves have been designed to include integrated AEG appliances, Shaker style units and complementary work surfaces. The 3 bedroom properties also benefit from a separate utility room. Upstairs, the homes benefit from good sized double bedrooms. Luxury is found within each bathroom and en-suite boasting sleek white contemporary BAGNODESIGN sanitaryware complemented by full height ceramic wall tiling. Plot AvailabilityPlot 1 3 Bedroom Semi Detached 2 Parking Spaces- £445,000 Plot 2 3 Bedroom Semi Detached- 2 Parking Spaces - £435,000Plot 5- 2 Bedroom Terrace 1 Parking Space - £360,000Plot 6 2 Bedroom Terrace 1 Parking Space - £365,000Plot 7 3 Bedroom Semi Detached 2 Parking Spaces - £435,000 Plot 8 3 Bedroom Semi Detached 2 Parking Spaces - £445,000 Location The idyllic village of Austwick is located in Ribblesdale within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and just off the A65, five miles north-west of Settle and offers picture perfect village living, with rows of quaint stone cottages centred around a popular village church. Amenities in the village include a well-regarded primary school, the renowned Traddock Hotel, the Game Cock Inn and Bakery offering freshly baked bread and patisserie courtesy of their French trained chef. For avid food lovers, nearby there is the award winning cheesemonger, The Courtyard Dairy. The village also benefits from a well-stocked village store with Post Office facilities, a village hall offering a host of community events including a weekly film night, Women's Institute group and monthly wine and various sports clubs.The village is also on the doorstep of the famous Yorkshire Three Peaks, and offers fantastic walking opportunities for those looking to make the most of the beautiful Yorkshire countryside. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pant-lane-d628994/for-sale_i69043732
Nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales lies this beautiful development of eight 2 and 3 bedroom homes. Built using natural Yorkshire stone, they boast countryside views, private gardens and high spectification interiors. The development of Pant Copy is situated off a quiet country lane in the quaint village of Austwick, and is only a 4 miles drive to Settle, with its train line between Leeds and Carlisle. Each property has been sympathetically built using natural reclaimed Yorkshire Stone under natural slate roofs to blend in seamlessly to the surrounding area. The development offers an extremely rare opportunity to acquire one of either four terraced 2 bedroom cottages or four semi-detached 3 bedroom cottages located within the Western boundary of the stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park. These charming homes offer carefully designed layouts featuring a spacious dining kitchens and versatile living accommodation, all of which enjoy beautiful countryside views. The attention to detail and high level specifications both internally and externally is evident throughout. Each property has the benefit of private parking and aluminium bi-fold doors which open onto enclosed private rear gardens bringing the outside into the homes and providing natural light inside, with all homes enjoying views of the breathtaking Yorkshire Dales. Internally, you enter the homes via a hallway with access to the downstairs cloakroom and into the country style dining kitchen. The kitchen units themselves have been designed to include integrated AEG appliances, Shaker style units and complementary work surfaces. The 3 bedroom properties also benefit from a separate utility room. Upstairs, the homes benefit from good sized double bedrooms. Luxury is found within each bathroom and en-suite boasting sleek white contemporary BAGNODESIGN sanitaryware complemented by full height ceramic wall tiling. Plot AvailabilityPlot 1 3 Bedroom Semi Detached 2 Parking Spaces- £445,000 Plot 2 3 Bedroom Semi Detached- 2 Parking Spaces - £435,000Plot 5- 2 Bedroom Terrace 1 Parking Space - £360,000Plot 6 2 Bedroom Terrace 1 Parking Space - £365,000Plot 7 3 Bedroom Semi Detached 2 Parking Spaces - £435,000 Plot 8 3 Bedroom Semi Detached 2 Parking Spaces - £445,000 Location The idyllic village of Austwick is located in Ribblesdale within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and just off the A65, five miles north-west of Settle and offers picture perfect village living, with rows of quaint stone cottages centred around a popular village church. Amenities in the village include a well-regarded primary school, the renowned Traddock Hotel, the Game Cock Inn and Bakery offering freshly baked bread and patisserie courtesy of their French trained chef. For avid food lovers, nearby there is the award winning cheesemonger, The Courtyard Dairy. The village also benefits from a well-stocked village store with Post Office facilities, a village hall offering a host of community events including a weekly film night, Women's Institute group and monthly wine and various sports clubs.The village is also on the doorstep of the famous Yorkshire Three Peaks, and offers fantastic walking opportunities for those looking to make the most of the beautiful Yorkshire countryside. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pant-lane-d628994/for-sale_i69052818
**OPEN DAY 11TH MAY- CALL TO ARRANGE AN APPOINTMENT** Nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales lies this beautiful development of eight 2 and 3 bedroom homes. Built using natural Yorkshire stone, they boast countryside views, private gardens and high spectification interiors. **OPEN DAY 11TH MAY- CALL TO ARRANGE AN APPOINTMENT** The development of Pant Copy is situated off a quiet country lane in the quaint village of Austwick, and is only a 4 miles drive to Settle, with its train line between Leeds and Carlisle. Each property has been sympathetically built using natural reclaimed Yorkshire Stone under natural slate roofs to blend in seamlessly to the surrounding area. The development offers an extremely rare opportunity to acquire one of either four terraced 2 bedroom cottages or four semi-detached 3 bedroom cottages located within the Western boundary of the stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park. These charming homes offer carefully designed layouts featuring a spacious dining kitchens and versatile living accommodation, all of which enjoy beautiful countryside views. The attention to detail and high level specifications both internally and externally is evident throughout. Each property has the benefit of private parking and aluminium bi-fold doors which open onto enclosed private rear gardens bringing the outside into the homes and providing natural light inside, with all homes enjoying views of the breathtaking Yorkshire Dales. Internally, you enter the homes via a hallway with access to the downstairs cloakroom and into the country style dining kitchen. The kitchen units themselves have been designed to include integrated AEG appliances, Shaker style units and complementary work surfaces. The 3 bedroom properties also benefit from a separate utility room. Upstairs, the homes benefit from good sized double bedrooms. Luxury is found within each bathroom and en-suite boasting sleek white contemporary BAGNODESIGN sanitaryware complemented by full height ceramic wall tiling. Plot AvailabilityPlot 1 3 Bedroom Semi Detached 2 Parking Spaces- £445,000 Plot 2 3 Bedroom Semi Detached- 2 Parking Spaces - £435,000Plot 5- 2 Bedroom Terrace 1 Parking Space - £360,000Plot 6 2 Bedroom Terrace 1 Parking Space - £365,000Plot 7 3 Bedroom Semi Detached 2 Parking Spaces - £435,000 Plot 8 3 Bedroom Semi Detached 2 Parking Spaces - £445,000 Location The idyllic village of Austwick is located in Ribblesdale within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and just off the A65, five miles north-west of Settle and offers picture perfect village living, with rows of quaint stone cottages centred around a popular village church. Amenities in the village include a well-regarded primary school, the renowned Traddock Hotel, the Game Cock Inn and Bakery offering freshly baked bread and patisserie courtesy of their French trained chef. For avid food lovers, nearby there is the award winning cheesemonger, The Courtyard Dairy. The village also benefits from a well-stocked village store with Post Office facilities, a village hall offering a host of community events including a weekly film night, Women's Institute group and monthly wine and various sports clubs.The village is also on the doorstep of the famous Yorkshire Three Peaks, and offers fantastic walking opportunities for those looking to make the most of the beautiful Yorkshire countryside. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_austwick-d576150/for-sale_i71683855
Here's our TOP TEN reasons to love Conder Barn: 1. Prime location - Rigmaden Court has 13 individual homes, skilfully created from the former Rigmaden Estate farm and stable buildings in the early 1990's. A quiet and peaceful setting, there's a lovely open feel about the large courtyard; it's well-planned with splendid views and the planting has matured beautifully since it was landscaped. Whilst approached through the main entrance, Conder Barn's main orientation is the fields and fells - a lovely open aspect. 2. View, views, views - the well-maintained accommodation with gross internal area of c. 1327 sq ft (123.3 sq m) is 'upside down' so as to take advantage of the stunning views of the Middleton and Barbon Fells and surrounding countryside. 3. Lovely character features with exposed cruck and ceiling beams, window lintels, exposed stone chimney breast, exposed red brick detail and recess niches. 4. Come on in - instantly welcoming the entrance hall is mid floor level with stairs both up and down. The first floor is a fabulous, sociable open plan room with a double sided wood burner dividng the sitting room and the living dining room; it's flexible as to how furniture could be arranged but space to create distinct seating and dining areas. The kitchen, fitted in 2020, has base units with quartz worktops and integral appliances inclduing an induction hob, downdraft extractor hood, double oven, integral microwave and warming drawer and grill, dishwasher and an American style fridge/freezer. 5. Useful laundry room housing the boiler with space for an under counter washing machine. 6. Side entrance from the gated walled courtyard, stairs leading up to the kitchen - ideal if you have muddy dogs or boots. 7. Sweet dreams - off the ground floor hall there are two double bedrooms and a third good-sized single. Bedroom 1 has a built in wardrobe and an en suite shower room, bedroom 2 is triple aspect and bedroom 3 is currently used as a dressing room. There is also a four piece house bathroom and good under stairs storage cupboards. 8. Garaging and parking - there's a single garage with power and light, private and visitor's spaces for family and friends too. 9. Lovely gardens - there is a walled courtyard to the north. To the south, private flagged terraces (both of which have decorative pebble mosaics), a level lawn and established planting - the perfect place to enjoy alfresco dining and enjoy the view of the fells. With wrought iron railings, there's also space for a bistro table and chairs or a bench to the front of the property. 10. Situated approximately 4 miles to the north of the award winning town of Kirkby Lonsdale, it's a great base for exploring the Lakes and Dales National Parks, as well as both the Forest of Bowland and Arnside and Silverdale, both Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Fresh air and fun, whichever direction you take and whatever your pleasure. For further information on the surrounding area, please see page 5. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_rigmaden-court-d576538/for-sale_i70541429
Sat in a total of c.2.86 acres, to further your future rural lifestyle there is a field including a small copse of c.2.27 acres, fishing rights for one rod on the River Lune and delightful, south facing sheltered gardens. The house offers light filled and spacious accommodation of porch, hall, sitting room, dining room, dining kitchen, garden room/home office, rear vestibule and cloakroom. To the first floor there are three double bedrooms, one of which has an ensuite shower room, a fourth single bedroom and a house bathroom. Attached is a double garage, to top it all there is generous parking provision, including space for a caravan, camper van or boat. Whilst immersed in its rural surroundings, Ingle View is situated in the heart of the sought after Lune Valley, between the popular villages of Arkholme and Whittington and remains exceptionally accessible for links to the M6 and main West Coast railway line, as well as shops, schools and local services.Vendor InsightWith no street lighting we enjoy dark and starlit nights here. With the farm next door there is often activity during the day, but at night a quiet and stillness descends.We've found Ingle View to be a wonderful family house and perfect for a houseful as the circular flow of rooms really lends itself to a get together. In the warmer weather the sheltered garden is lovely for sitting and eating outside; we love to barbecue and have enjoyed many here. The garden is south facing and completely private, we're just overlooked by the sheep in the field.LocationOne of the English countryside's unspoilt gems, the Lune Valley begins just a few minutes' drive from Lancaster and borders both the Forest of Bowland AONB and the national park of the Yorkshire Dales. With a backdrop of green and gently undulating fells, at the heart of which is the meandering river, the Lune Valley has long been a sought-after place to live; thriving local communities have taken root in picturesque village and hamlets with a great choice of destination country pubs. This is a wonderful place to live if you value life in the countryside but equally rate excellent road and rail accessibility. Whilst not in a village itself, Ingle View lies between Arkholme and Whittington, being nearest to Arkholme. Arkholme's thriving local community is centered around the village hall which has a busy diary of events throughout the year and hosts numerous local groups and classes, as does Whittington's own village hall. Within Arkholme is a primary school and church.Ingle View is approached off the B6254 which runs between Kirkby Lonsdale and Carnforth and is almost equidistant between the two; each town has much to offer in terms of services. Kirkby Lonsdale is nearest (5.2 miles distant) and has a busy main street of independent retailers, bars, cafes and restaurants as well as all the usual amenities; doctors, dentists, opticians, hairdressers and barbers, a Post Office and branch of Booths supermarket. There is also an excellent Thursday market offering fresh local produce. Carnforth (6.6 miles away) offers not only Booths, but also Tesco, Aldi and the Co-op and benefits from a station on the Bentham and Furness line with connections to Lancaster, Manchester airport and Leeds. Indeed, connectivity is a major selling point of Ingle View. Whether you need to travel for business or just love to get out and about for pleasure, transport links are to hand with convenient access onto the M6 at either J35 or J36 (6.2 miles and 10.6 miles respectively) depending on the direction of your travel and train stations on the main West Coast line at both Lancaster (11 miles away) and Oxenholme (Kendal) (15 miles distant). If you are jetting off, then there is also a choice of three airports; Leeds Bradford is closest (55 miles) but you may prefer Manchester (73.2 miles) or Liverpool (78.8 miles).If the bright lights beckon, then the historic city of Lancaster has much to offer all generations with established cultural and music scenes, bars and restaurants offering cuisines from around the world, an excellent range of high street and independent shops, professional services, historic buildings (including a fabulous medieval castle) and both NHS and private hospitals.In summary, deeply immersed in the working countryside, Ingle View offers a well connected and accessible country life.Vendor InsightWe've loved the country lifestyle that Ingle View has brought us. The views are an absolute joy, we never tire of them as they change every day. We've always had dogs and so the path along the side of the Lune has been great for a daily walk. In summer we go down, picnic on the banks and swim in Lune.Whilst it's a rural location, we've never felt at all isolated and have really appreciated the accessibility of the location it's easy to reach the motorway and get into Kirkby Lonsdale for shops, schools or for a meal out.Step InsideWhen approaching Ingle View for the first time we would urge you to pause for a moment or two after crossing the first cattlegrid. The fields open up and the panoramic view reveals itself. This must surely be the ultimate feel good factor; the landscape hasn't changed in centuries and is as unique as it is irreplaceable. The 360 degree surrounding views from the house are just as remarkable taking in the rolling fields, the Howgills, Barbon Fells, Ingleborough and Claughton Moor. Every room and every part of the garden offer a slightly different perspective, the views changing on a daily, if not hourly basis as the seasons, weather and light changes. It provides a great connection, appreciation and respect of nature, embracing the livestock in the adjoining fields, the variety of passing wildlife, the species of wild flowers and charm of natural hedgerows. This is life in the working countryside, a visual treat set against a reassuring rural soundtrack playing in the background, with everything from bleating lambs in spring, to the gentle hum of the milking machine at the neighbouring farm and the passing River Lune.Built in the 1970s as an additional family dwelling for the adjacent farm, Ingle View is a light filled detached house with glorious and uplifting 360-degree views of the surrounding fields and fells; this is a house where the views of outside profoundly affect the interior. A porch provides shelter and leads into the hall with a huge picture window facing the Barbon and Howgills Fells. The layout has great flow with one room opening to the next, all around the central hall. The staircase has been given a facelift with an oak and chrome modern balustrade and has a practical shelved store cupboard beneath. The sitting room enjoys views in two directions including a wide bay to the side garden and commanding views up the valley. A stone arch frames the wood burning stove and when the curtains are drawn on a winter's night, it might just steal your gaze from the view. A large square opening connects to the dining room where sliding doors open to the garden terrace. Facing south, the outlook is over the garden to the lambs and sheep in the adjacent field and then in the distance to Claughton Moor and the distant wind turbines. The dining room is perfect for Sunday lunch, high days and special occasions, whereas the dining kitchen is suited to daily family meals and informal suppers with friends. The kitchen offers a wonderful dual aspect with views up the Lune Valley including the Barbon and Howgill fells and out over the farm to winter glimpses of where the River Lune meets the River Greta, with Ingleborough rising behind. With an Amtico floor, traditional cream panel fronted cabinets have solid oak worktops; appliances wise there is an AEG electric oven and microwave, Zanussi fridge freezer and Bosch microwave. Off the kitchen is a practical rear vestibule with fitted storage and a pot sink as well as a downstairs loo. Completing the ground floor picture, the garden room is very versatile with sliding doors to the flagged garden terrace as well as fitted store cupboards. Looking out to the garden and fields, it would make a super home office, gym or hobbies room. The doube garage is linked to the house by way of a porch. Inside is room for a workbench and utility area with plumbing for a washing machine. Behind the garage is a shed for log storage.Rising to the first floor and there is a lovely view over the farm to Ingleborough. It has a traditional airing cupboard for your towels and bed linens too.The main bedroom has a glorious view; imagine lying in bed and looking up the Lune Valley flanked by the Barbon and Howgill Fells. This room has an ensuite shower room. The second double bedroom looks out over the farm to the intersection of the rivers Lune and Greta with mighty Ingleborough in the distance. The remaining two bedrooms (a double and a single) look out towards Claughton Moor and the silently rotating wind turbines away in the far distance. From the house bathroom you have a similar view it has a double ended spa bath to bring a touch of luxury to your every day.In short, Ingle View is blessed with fabulous all-round views and natural light, it's a well presented and comfortable family home, offering nicely proportioned rooms and a sociable ground floor layout.Step OutsideGardens are mainly to the south and east; arriving at the house there is an open plan lawn area with a variety of trees silver birch, beech, oak and willow. Along the southern edge, a hawthorn hedge marks the boundary. A gate opens to the main garden, south facing and looking out over the farmer's field (perfect for watching the spring lambs), it is sheltered and an absolute sun trap. A flagged seating terrace nestles in the crook of the house and borders the level lawn. Viewed from here the sunsets are wonderful, the terrace is certainly perfectly positioned for a couple of arrangements of garden furniture both dining and relaxed seating, ideal for a leisurely barbecue that spills over into evening sundowners basking in the last of the sun's rays.A necessity with any family property, there is generous private parking, with space to the east of the house and additional driveway provision in front of the garage for four cars, double parked. To the side of this there is an additional space which would accommodate a camper, caravan, horse trailer or boat.Offering you an all-round country lifestyle is the adjoining field, measuring c.2.27acres it is well fenced and has a water trough fed from the house's supply. corner has been fenced off and a small copse of trees planted to include oak, silver birch, beech, mountain ash and lime. The land is ideal if you have always dreamed of keeping horses or ponies, a few rare breeds or even chickens for your own supply of fresh eggs.There are also fishing rights included within the sale comprising one rod on the River Lune (where the Lune meets with the River Greta) where it's possible to catch seatrout and salmon. This comes with a right of way across neighbouring farmland to take you direct from house to bank. Conveniently this in turn links up with the Lune Valley Ramble so provides an exceptionally handy short cut for access to a wonderful local public footpath. In total, c.2.86 acres.Please NoteThe drive is private (owned either by Ingle View or the adjoining farms) with shared maintenance according to user.ServicesMains electricity and water.Private drainage to a septic tank.Oil fired central heating from a Eurocal boiler in the garden room.There are 15 solar panels.Internet SpeedBroadbandFull fibre gigabit broadband provided by B4RN (Broadband for the Rural North) B4RN customers receive gigabit (1,000Mbps) speed.MobileIndoor: EE, Three, O2 and Vodaphone for both Voice and DataOutdoor: EE, Three, O2 and Vodaphone for Voice, Data and Enhanced Data Broadband and mobile information provided by OfcomDirectionswhat3words structure.soothing.closesUse Sat Nav LA6 1AZ with reference to the directions below:Travelling north from Carnforth towards Kirkby Lonsdale on the B6254 drive straight through the village of Arkholme and over the railway bridge towards the end of the village, proceed round the bend and take the first drive on the right, bearing left as the drive forks. Continue down the drive and Ingle View is the first house on the right.Local Authority - Lancaster City CouncilIncluded in the saleFitted carpets, curtains, curtain poles, blinds, light fittings and integral kitchen appliances as described.Council tax band - ETenure - FreeholdSchoolsPrimaryArkholme CoE Primary SchoolSt Mary's CoE Primary School, Kirkby LonsdaleCarnforth Community Primary School, Our Lady of LourdesCatholic Primary School and Carnforth Christ Church CoEVoluntary Aided Primary School, all in CarnforthSecondaryQueen Elizabeth School and QEStudio, Kirkby LonsdaleLancaster Grammar SchoolsCarnforth High SchoolDallam School, MilnthorpeThe Queen Katherine School and Kirkbie Kendal School, both inKendal For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_arkholme-d538624/for-sale_i71388958
Home:* Built around 1820's; converted Sawmill in 1997/98 * Council tax band G* Not listed* Upside down house* Five bedrooms* Cannot be a holiday let* Rigmaden is a pleasant countryside village with a real community feelServices:* Mains electric* Private shared water supply from a Spring * Large Septic Tank for 20 homes - (Klargester system) * Oil central heating* B4RN WifiGrounds and Location:* Incredible views of Barbon and Middleton Fell * Garage* Parking for 2-3 cars* Sun rises at the back of the patio area * Garden with seating area* Lots of birds and wildlife* Back patio* Walks and cycle routes from the doorstepKirkby Lonsdale:* Around 4 miles away* Great Schools - Queen Elizabeth School, St Mary's and also Sedbergh School closeby* Range of bars and restaurants * Traditional Market Town* Walks on the doorstepBe captivated by the lure of the stoned building as you pull into the shared driveway and park in front of the garage. Quaint features of the original 1820's building blend seamlessly into this tasteful modern renovation.Make your way up the path between the alpines and perennials to the endearing front of the house adorned with hanging baskets. Step over the threshold and feel relaxation wash over you as you are welcomed into the wide entrance hallway with soft interiors, rich neutral carpets and vaulted ceilings enhanced with original beams. With a cream tiled hall, WC, kitchen and utility. The open staircases leading to the First and Lower Ground Floor add to the feeling of space in this deceptively large upside-down house. Freshen up in the handy cloakroom comprising WC and wash hand basin before making your way into the lounge.Snuggle up on the sofa with your favourite book in front of the multi-fuel burner. The impressive stone hearth and original beams provide a cosy cottage feel; incorporated with the grand vaulted ceilings, large picture windows and natural light, coming from the double doors this creates a bright and homely ambience. A home with great flow as you continue your journey through pine double doors into the large dining room. Decorated in pastel shades, adding a softness to the dark beams above making this sophisticated room somewhere to feast in.Entertaining will be easy in this social hub of the home as the archway leads to the kitchen. A breakfast bar adds extra seating - a perfect place to talk about the daily events as the chef prepares the meal. Spotlights above, quartz and glass white worksurfaces, large window, light aqua bespoke oak cabinetry and the vivid handcrafted backsplash made for a peaceful place to create culinary masterpieces. Comprising upgraded venting, Neff oven, AEG induction hob, built in undercounter fridge, freezer and dishwasher.Note the door to the right and discover the utility room. A generous space housing sink, freestanding fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer and plenty of upper and lower storage.Follow the natural loop of the house through the kitchen and find yourself back at the open staircase in the hallway.Ascend to the first floor and Bedroom 5. The peaked ceiling furnished with Velux windows make this room bright and airy with picture windows overlooking the gardens and views beyond. This room could equally be used as a study or perhaps a place for the children to call their own.Retracing your steps, continue to the lower ground floor stopping at the door to the garage. After a bike ride in the lanes nearby or a potter in the garden store tools, muddy shoes, bikes and more - there's even space for the car too!Descend to find the bedrooms located off the spacious hallway. Spot the handy understairs nook and hall cupboard ready to house all manner of belongings.Wake up in the large master bedroom; a room with morning sunlight, where you can open the double doors to let the breeze flow in from the serene courtyard. Space for a dressing table, triple wardrobe, king-size bed, as well as housing a cupboard and boasting a stunning 4-piece ensuite shower room, it is a haven ready to escape to. Following the natural flow of the home you are presented with three more generous double bedrooms. There's no need for children to bicker as these modern and bright rooms each with views onto the patio, have plenty of space to house a bed, wardrobe and desk as well as a multitude of children's possessions. The smallest room has a bespoke oak, built-in wardrobe. Reaching the last room, you are welcomed into the family bathroom. Stylishly tiled to the walls and floor with a modern 3-piece suite featuring; over bath shower, sink and WC as well as housing handy storage beneath the large mirror - this family bathroom has everything you need.The Old Sawmill stands in a peaceful location with a range of different areas for you to make the most of country living. To the left-hand side of the property there is a gorgeous flagged courtyard awaits with views of the Barbon Fells. Found just off the master bedroom and surrounded by potted plants and established bushes, enjoy your morning coffee in privacy before taking on daily life.At the forefront of the property from the driveway is a raised, well-kept lawn enveloped with a variety of trees to the rear and borders to the front and sides filled with foxgloves, evergreens and perennials. Embrace the countryside on the shaded patio under the trees listening to sheep in the nearby field whilst admiring the abundance of wildlife that visit the garden. Cross the lawn, towards the front door and a large paved terrace has plenty of room for seating. In the summer months entertain with ease through the double doors leading into the dining room. Follow the terrace round and descend the stairs onto a paved walled patio, not before enjoying the stunning views over to Barbon Fell. Priding itself in sun both morning and evening this space has many options. Continue using it as a tranquil seating area or develop a new hobby and transform the raised beds into a vegetable patch for a sustainable country life.** 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_rigmaden-d617875/for-sale_i69524578
Description Nestled between a row of attractive Edwardian terraces, this superior property provides a captivating first impression with it's blend of contemporary decoration and attention to detail. This family home showcases character and charm throughout whilst retaining traditional features including high ceilings with plaster cornicing, enhancing the originality of this substantial Edwardian home. On entering the hallway, the quality of space flows from the living room to the splendid open plan kitchen/dining space with access to the cellar, providing plenty of scope for storage, additional work space or potential wine cellar. The first floor provides a split level with separate bath and shower rooms, an impressive main bedroom and double bedroom; the second floor completes the picture with two double bedrooms, shower room and versatile kitchenette providing ideal living space for multi-generational families or visiting guests. Finally, the property boasts a well-kept backyard with garage that provides parking and unique roof terrace, perfect for those summer evenings. Property Overview Situated on an elevated position and nestled in the middle of a very attractive Edwardian terrace, Laurel House has more to offer than first meets the eye. Upon entering it is clear to see that the property still maintains a wealth of original features adding to the charm and character of this beautifully presented home, undoubtedly attracting a range of buyers including families, professional couples or those just wishing to live within the bustling market town of Kirkby Lonsdale in order to enjoy outdoor adventures from their own doorstep. The ground floor to this beautiful home flows effortlessly throughout. Upon entering the porch you get the first glimpse of the attention to detail given in order to sympathetically update the property. With original tiled flooring the porch offers space to kick off muddy walking boots. On entrance to this property, you are lead firstly into the living room, boasting a large bay window overlooking the front aspect allowing plenty of light to flood the space. In addition, the living area features beautiful ceiling cornicing's and a much desired Edwardian style inset fire with Adams surround and slate hearth, making it easy to imagine settling down on a winters evening enjoying the warmth of the flames. Following the hallway along, you are greeted with the ever so splendid open plan kitchen-diner with its Amtico Signature collection flooring that runs throughout. Tastefully decorated, the fully fitted Schueller kitchen has a range of wall and base soft close cabinetry with a built in breakfast bar and complimentary quartz work surfaces. NEFF Appliances include; double oven, hob with extractor over, integrated fridge, freezer and dishwasher, complete with a Quooker tap and inset sink unit. Recently renovated, this open plan living-dining space provides the perfect scope for family meals and guest entertainment.Steps lead down to the cellar, a superb space that could be utilised as a games room, a home cinema or an office for those that work from home. On the first floor, you will find a split level landing with separate bath and shower rooms and two substantial double bedrooms. The main bedroom to the front of the house is impressive, enjoying windows to the front aspect, with delicate decoration and plenty of room for additional furniture. Bedroom two is spacious with a window overlooking the rear aspect and glimpse of the roof terrace. You can't help but notice the polished look of the main bathroom, with pedestal sink and wash basin, WC and bath with overhead shower, finished with complimentary tiles. The shower room, directly to the left of the main bathroom, boasts complimentary textured tiles with walk in shower, complete with waterfall shower head and separate handheld shower attachment, pedestal sink with wash basin and WC. The second floor provides plenty of scope for versatile living, whether to be used as two double bedrooms, accommodation for multigenerational families, or the perfect place for teenagers to enjoy with their friends, courtesy to the handy kitchenette found in the third bedroom. This practical addition completes with a range of wall and base units with work surfaces, stainless sink steel unit and integrated fridge. An electric fire is also featured in the third bedroom, providing scope for a cosy second living room or extra heating for a double bedroom. Finally, bedroom four enjoys a view onto the rear aspect with generous space for a double bed and additional furniture. The shower room is well fitted with a three piece suite including an electric shower with adjustable shower head, vanity unit with wash hand basin and WC, complete with attractive feature tiling and heated ladder radiator. Location From Market Square proceed up New Road and entrance to Laurel House is on your right. Kirkby Lonsdale has been voted one of the top places to live in the North West of England for the fourth year in a row. With its range of independent shops, restaurants and bars, it is the ideal base from which to explore the surrounding spectacular countryside. The town is famous for John Ruskin View and Devils Bridge. The river 'Lune' runs through the town providing a lovely circular walk for all. The M6 is a short 10-minute drive away to Junction 36, providing easy access to Southern and Northern parts, as well as local towns such as Kendal and only 20 Miles to the ever popular Lakes District National Park. What3Words ///insulated.reclaim.encounter Accommodation (with approximate dimensions) Ground Floor Living Room 15' 5 x 12' 11 (4.7m x 3.94m) Kitchen 14' 1 x 13' 2 (4.29m x 4.01m) Dining Room 14' 6 x 10' 1 (4.42m x 3.07m) Lower Ground Floor Cellar 17' 2 x 16' 6 (5.23m x 5.03m) First Floor Bedroom One 17' 6 x 12' 11 (5.33m x 3.94m) Bedroom Two 14' 0 x 10' 1 (4.27m x 3.07m) Second Floor Bedroom Three/Living Room Two 17' 4 x 13' 6 (5.28m x 4.11m) Bedroom Four 14' 4 x 10' 9 (4.37m x 3.28m) Property Information Outside Garage 16' 0 x 14' 3 (4.88m x 4.34m) Which not only provides space for a vehicle, seldom for homes in the centre of Kirkby Lonsdale, but does have potential to be an ideal workshop, utility and storage room. With an electric up and over door and having light, power and plumbing for a washing machine. Roof Terrace The kitchen provides access to the backyard where you will find steps up to the unique and tranquil roof terrace which boasts a magnificent alfresco entertaining space and enjoys roof top views of Kirkby Lonsdale with a glimpse of Barbon Fell. Services Mains gas, water, drainage and electricity. Council Tax South Lakeland District Council Band E Tenure Freehold. Vacant possession upon completion. Energy Performance Certificate The full Energy Performance Certificate is available on our website and also at any of our offices. Viewings Strictly by appointment with Hackney & Leigh Kirkby Office. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_new-road-d562370/for-sale_i69850758
Here's our TOP TEN reasons to love Russell Farmhouse: 1. Splendid views and quiet laneside location - this is semi rural living at its best with westerly views overlooking open fields. 2. Refurbished and reconfigured in 2023 with a combination of old and new to create a spacious, light and bright family home, perfect for modern day living. Period features remain with ceiling beams, window lintels and windows seats. The accommodation is set over two floors with a gross internal measurement of 2545 sq ft (236.4 sq m) including the garage. 3. Sociable open plan sitting/dining room - a lovely big room, great for entertaining, with wood burning stoves set on slate hearths to both ends and painted beamed ceiling. 4. Spacious dining kitchen - fitted with a range of base and wall units, Rangemaster Infusion electric range with induction hob and space for an undercounter dishwasher. Backing up the kitchen is a good-sized utility/boot room with sink unit, plumbing for washing machine and space for a tumble direr - a practical space if you have muddy boots and dogs. Off here is a two piece cloakroom. 5. Sweet dreams - off the landing are four double bedrooms, three of which enjoy splendid far reaching westerly views across open countryside. The generous principal bedroom enjoys garden views and has a dressing room and an en suite shower room and three piece house bathroom services bedrooms 1, 2 and 3. 6. Fifth ground floor en suite bedroom with access into the garage, ideal for a dependent relative, dedicated home office or second reception room. 7. Separate annexe, c. 222 sq ft (20.6 sq m) - accessed externally with stone steps and a stable door leading to a first floor annexe being open to the apex with bedroom and en suite shower room. Ideal for teenagers, a dependent relative or guests. 8. Garaging and parking - there is gated access to the northeast of the property and gravel parking for a number of cars. A small garage with timber doors is attached to the property but is more suited to storage. There is also an internal store housing the central heating boiler and hot water cylinder. 9. Informal gardens - occupying a large plot, the gardens are mainly laid to lawn to the rear of the property, bordering woodland and fields with stonewall boundaries to two sides. A south facing flagged terrace is off the kitchen and there is a lawn garden to the front with wrought iron gate and central path leading to an open fronted porch. In all, 0.42 acres (0.17 hectares). 10. A picturesque hamlet setting close to the popular village of Burton-in-Kendal - being highly accessible for road and rail links, close to the Lakes, the Dales and Arnside and Silverdale AONB. For more information on the surrounding area, please see page 5. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_dalton-d607878/for-sale_i71224524
Bursting with original character and charm, and with an interesting potted history, High Bank House is an incredibly handsome, Grade II listed detached farmhouse dating back to c. 1700 built by a family of Yeoman farmers. This dwelling replaced an earlier building on the site with historical records linking the family going back to the early 16th Century. Divided into two at some point and extended over time, the property continued to be occupied by successive tenant farmers over the years as well as been bought and sold by two estate owners. In 1987, High Bank House returned to private ownership and became one dwelling once more. The current owners have lived at High Bank House since 2006 and are looking to move to pastures new. Many period features remain - the central doorway with ogee moulding, oak ceiling beams, lintels, floor boards and staircase with 'candlewick' balusters, panelled shutters, pine doors with Suffolk latches, four panelled doors, twin Georgian cupboards with curved backs either side of the fireplace (c. 1800) in the drawing room (the former firehouse), meat hooks and stone benches in the half cellar, window seats and fireplaces to three of the bedrooms. Externally there is a semi circular projection, which at one time would have contained a bread oven, but sadly there is no evidence of this inside. With an impressive picturesque backdrop of the Barbon Fells to the east, the property sits in an elevated, secluded rural position with stunning far reaching westerly and southerly views across open countryside and the valley beyond. For comfortable family living, the house provides well-proportioned and sociable accommodation over three floors with an approximate gross internal area of 3351 sq ft (311.3 sq m). We certainly recommend that you view but meanwhile let us take you on a tour... The open fronted porch with stone benches leads into the entrance hall with half cellar. Originally two rooms, there is a welcoming, dual aspect drawing room with study having fitted bookshelves. Opposite is the sitting room which opens up to the dining room - a wonderful sociable and family friendly space. The dining room has a glazed door out to the rear courtyard and allows the light to flood in and frames the view of the fells. The kitchen is open to the apex and is fitted with a comprehensive range of base and wall units with wooden worktops, breakfast bar, Stanley range and integral appliances. The view from the kitchen is of particular note with splendid far reaching views across open countryside. There is also a practical laundry room with wet room off. The staircase leads to a first floor landing with four double bedrooms and a house bathroom, all with splendid views. The principal bedroom with twin sash windows with seats and built-in wardrobes has a large en suite four piece bathroom with roll top bath and separate shower. Bedroom 2 has a range of fitted furniture and bedroom 3 having a built in wardrobe. Separate enclosed staircases lead to two additional bedrooms and a shower room. Bedroom 5 (with restricted door height) is open to the apex with cruck beams dissecting the room, a range of fitted furniture and conservation skylight. Bedroom 6 is also open to the apex and has excellent under eaves storage. Outside space To the north, the private drive leads to an ample gravel parking area for several cars. There is a small garage, a garden store, wood store and a potting shed with power and light. Divided into a delightful series of 'garden rooms' there is a lawned garden with deep planted beds and gravel path to the front of the house. A box hedge with rose covered pergola opens up to the main garden bordered by stone wall and adjoining open countryside with large lawns, a pond, an apple tree with bench seating, mature shrubs and trees, a gravel seating terrace and vegetable garden. There is also a works area with two wooden sheds. To the south, there is a courtyard garden with greenhouse, to the east a second courtyard with oil tank and to the north, a gravel garden carpeted with plants. A further vegetable garden is located to the north with splendid open views. In all, c. 0.54 acres (0.22 hectares). For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_barbon-d559292/for-sale_i71040871
Situated at the head of a private drive and set over three floors, Ellerbeck is a handsome, former farmhouse within mature gardens and some splendid countryside views. Purchased in 2009 by the current owner, the property is finished to a high specification having undergone an extensive and sympathetic renovation. Many of the original features remain and have been enhanced throughout the refurbishment with oak floors, panelled doors, decorative ceiling roses, cornices, deep skirtings, sash windows, some with panelled reveals and window seats, marble fireplaces in the drawing and sitting room, substantial stone and herringbone red brick fireplace and built-in oak cupboard in the study, recess arches in the drawing room, flagged floor in the side entrance with substantial door and quoin stone surround, extra width staircase, tall window with stained panels, cast iron fireplace in the principal bedroom and in bedroom 3, a stone fireplace with cast iron inset and decorative tiled slips. The rooms are very well proportioned and exceptionally light and bright with an approximate gross internal area of 2807 sq ft (260.8 sq m) and the accommodation is instantly welcoming and beautifully presented. Lets us take you on a tour... Ellerbeck An open fronted porch leads into the elegant drawing room with twin arched recesses either side of the open fireplace and an open arch into the staircase hall. Off the drawing room is a sitting room, connected to the kitchen by double open doors creating a lovely sociable flow. The dining kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of base units with silstone worktops, Mercury gas stove, pantry cupboard and integral dishwasher and fridge freezer. The dining area has tall bay windows with hand painted shutters. A rear door leads out to the walled courtyard. Also off the staircase hall is the study leading into the side entrance hall with flagged floor. This leads to a practical utility/laundry room with base units, wooden worktops and Belfast sink and the plant room/cloakroom. A full return staircase with tall window leads to the first floor main landing off which are three double bedrooms. The principal bedroom and bedroom 2 are lovely light doubles and overlook the garden. The principal bedroom also has a three piece en suite bathroom. An inner landing with linen cupboard leads to the three piece house bathroom 1 with painted floorboards and views of open fields. The staircase continues to the second floor landing with large skylight window providing open countryside views and being open to the apex with ceiling beams. Bedrooms 4 and 5 have under eaves storage, with bedroom 5 having a conservation skylight window. There is also a second three piece bathroom. Outside space A private gated drive, bordered by beech hedges, leads to a large arrival terrace providing ample parking and turning for visiting family and friends. To the north is an attached single garage, accessed via the adjacent lane to the cottage, with sliding timber door, power, light and external water tap. The gardens are mainly south facing with generous level lawns, delightfully well-stocked borders and mature trees. To the west, there is a further lawned garden bordering open fields and a gravel seating area. To the north west, is a private walled courtyard, with flagged terrace, planted borders, box hedging and a useful stone and slate garden store. In all, 0.59 acres (0.24 hectares). Available separately is neighbouring Ellerbeck Cottage and detached stone barn, as well as two small paddocks. Lot 2 - Ellerbeck Cottage Situated to the northeast of Ellerbeck and with separate access, a detached three bedroom stone built cottage with private gardens and parking. Also included is a detached stone and slate barn with development opportunities (subject to the relevant consents). In all, 1.21 acres (0.49 hectares). Lot 3 - Land at Ellerbeck Two paddocks extending to 0.52 acres (0.21 hectares) situated to the east of Ellerbeck. Please ask the agent for further details. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_higher-westhouse-d634586/for-sale_i71014858
Introducing an exquisite oasis nestled in the picturesque Caton Green, where luxury and natural beauty converge. Behold this magnificent six/seven-bedroom split-level bungalow that boasts an idyllic setting and breathtaking panoramic views, spanning across the majestic Lune Valley.Prepare to be enchanted by the seamless harmony of indoor and outdoor living spaces, sprawling gardens, two spacious garages/studios, and an elegant two-bedroom fully contained annex, offering unparalleled comfort and sophistication. As you approach this remarkable property through the private electric gates, a sense of tranquility washes over you, gently blending with the lush greenery that surrounds the residence. The immaculately landscaped gardens embrace the residence, creating a private sanctuary that is both inviting and awe-inspiring. Bask in the beauty of nature as you stroll through the manicured lawns and saunter over the jetty, adorned with vibrant flora, and find solace in the gentle sound of the water.Step through the entrance of the main residence, and be greeted by an ambiance of refined elegance. The split-level design of the residence perfectly captures the essence of modern luxury, with tastefully appointed living spaces that seamlessly flow from one level to another. The spacious and light-filled living room, adorned with dual aspect patio doors, framing the captivating views of the Lune Valley, painting a masterpiece with nature as its centrepiece. The gourmet handleless kitchen is a culinary haven, boasting top-of-the-line Bosch appliances, sleek countertops, and an abundance of storage space. From hosting intimate gatherings to preparing gourmet feasts, this kitchen offers both functionality and style.Adjacent to the kitchen, an elegant conservatory beckons, providing the perfect backdrop for creating lasting memories with loved ones. Retreat to the indulgent master suite, a private sanctuary designed to envelop you in comfort and serenity. Here, large windows allow natural light to pour in, while granting sweeping views of the valley below. The remaining four bedrooms in the main home offer respite and privacy, each thoughtfully designed with ample space, close access to bathrooms, and generous space for storage and furnishings. From the guest bedrooms to the home office, every room showcases impeccable craftsmanship and attention to detail, ensuring an exceptional living experience for every member of the household.For those seeking additional accommodations or a space for guests, the fully contained two-bedroom annex is a haven of comfort and independence. Complete with its own kitchen, living area, and private entrance, this annex offers versatility and a multitude of possibilities. The extensive garage provides ample space for car enthusiasts and collectors alike, with room to accommodate a variety of vehicles and recreational equipment. Whether it's an impressive car collection or simply the need for ample storage, this garage space ensures convenience and practicality, this is only one of two garages available. The detached Garage is a space to store even more vehicles or could be the perfect studio with underfloor heating, fully powered and plumbed - the space even comes with it's own shower room! The space has recently undergone drawings to possibly convert either into an upside down house or a beautiful single dwelling by utilising the parking available above.Beyond the residence itself, the outdoor spaces beckon you to immerse yourself in the wonders of nature. Entertain guests on the expansive wrap around terraces, overlooking the stunning Lune Valley. Lush lawns and manicured gardens offer a serene backdrop for outdoor activities, prospective purchasers maybe interested to know that the footprint for an infinity hot tub has also been installed along with a concrete base for a changing room/summer house. This exceptional property in Caton Green offers a truly unique opportunity to embrace luxury living at its finest. With its awe-inspiring views, expansive gardens, two garages, and a two-bedroom annex, it is a testament to both sophistication and practicality. Indulge in a lifestyle of opulence and natural splendor, where each day unveils a new chapter of unparalleled beauty and tranquility.Viewings are strictly through Lune Valley Estates, please contact the office seven days a week for further information and appointment requests. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_caton-green-d599288/for-sale_i70298710
Welcome to Chalybeate, a quaint but lucrative lifestyle opportunity, found at the foot of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.Resting back from the A65 access road, with a total of 3 acres approx, the attached Cattery and Kennel business is thriving, with average profits in the region of £80K per year, with a potential volume of up to 100+ canines and 40+ felines, with an attached maternity unit, specialised for Golden Labradors and Cocker Spaniels, rated with five-star recommendations.Nearby Ingleton boasts an array of amenities; a co-op supermarket, a fuel station and an abundance of pubs and restaurants, including the highly recommended Masons Freehouse, favoured amongst locals, and the famous Ingleton Waterfalls. Chalybeate is also just 10 minutes' drive from nearby market town, Kirkby Lonsdale - a popular tourist hotspot, which provides brilliant entertainment options as well as multiple convenience stores and local shops.Potential to extend the business includes a stable block, easily able to hold up to 4 additional boxes, a large poultry & game housing, and capacity for additional grooming services within the current reception building to be set up. The reception building currently holds the feed room, utility space and visitor reception area. The plot also holds a cluster of agricultural buildings and workshops, separated from the main kennels & cattery, along with the maternity facility. A decent-size lake is found to the far end of the land, where the current owners carry out all of the working dogs' training exercises.The residential property found on this gorgeous 3-acre plot is finished immaculately, a five-bedroom residence with a contemporary open-plan kitchen/dining space, with a central island/breakfast bar, accessed directly from both the front elevation and the sheltered sun terrace. A cosy lounge with a beautiful feature fireplace and a utility room with WC are found just off the kitchen/diner, with access to the first floor via the stairs.Upstairs, four spacious double rooms and a single room currently used as a home office space. The master bedroom boasts great amounts of space with an attached ensuite comprising of full bathroom facilities. The loft is prime for conversion and could be potentially transformed into a further two bedrooms.What 3 words- ///system.outgrown.kick For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ingleton-d534393/for-sale_i69853635
Home:* Dates back to 1897; Edwardian frontage and Victorian home* Central location in Kirkby Lonsdale* Largest plot on the market square* Great investment potential* Currently residential and commercial use * 10 bedrooms* Courtyard and patio area Services: * Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage* New boiler system installed in both 26 and 28 Main Street Grounds and Location:* Ideal centre of Kirkby Lonsdale location* Views of Barbon Fell and Casterton Fell* Popular for walking* 3 outbuildings * Private courtyard and patio areaKirkby Lonsdale:* Fantastic schools close by: Queen Elizabeth School, Sedbergh School and St Mary's Primary School * Selection of shops, pubs, restaurants and bars* Great location for walking * Historic market townOriginally the courtyard house, old dairy barn and Victorian joiners' cottage, these elements make up just a few parts to Kirkby Lonsdale's largest, most historic properties. Steeped in magnificent history, boasting original features, two separate dwellings with around thirty rooms, including ten bedrooms between them, numerous reception rooms, two shop fronts as well as idyllic, private cobbled courtyards and patio space awaiting transformation.This is without mentioning the large retail space boasted by the home, with six showrooms across two floors. To say the building stands out from the crowd would be an understatement. The impressive black and white Tudor frontage and original 1897 date stone, towers high across from the main market square setting this Victorian building as one of the most impressive and largest in the town. Alfred Harris (AH) led drawing classes at the local school in the 19th Century and took particular interest in art and architecture, his initials can be found on buildings in the town including this one.The building is not listed so has boundless potential with both properties offering separate spacious living and retail space. The beauty of these two properties and their outbuildings is that they can all be looked at as separate entities. This is a great opportunity to live the country dream and have both spacious living area and business income, the retail space would be ideal for a restaurant, farm shop, wine shop or high end retail. 26 Main Street - Retail SpaceThe smaller of the two shops is a retailers dream with double aspect frontage facing the high street, ideal for locals and passing trade. In the past, the shop has been used as a bakery, a cafe and more recently an antique shop so you are not limited in what could be achieved here.A central glazed door is flanked by huge windows making the space light and airy, and the perfect position to display goods. Two steps lead through an archway and onto an ornate tiled floor before entering the second space at the rear. Light floods the room through the bay window and with high ceilings throughout the whole unit feels open and welcoming.26 Main Street - HomeDiscover the entrance to the home to the rear of 26 Main Street, through the beautiful archway between 26 and 28. Enter the home onto the slate floor of the kitchen. Warm wooden cabinetry provides ample storage, with glistening black worksurface and feature extractor fan and fire place make for a truly warm feel. Discover three steps to the back of the kitchen where a useful pantry and utility room is housed with direct external access.Retrace your steps and go through the barn door leading to the dining room. A great entertaining space large enough to house a table for eight as well as a seating area. Picture guests chatting around the fire, whilst the cook rustles up a feast in the kitchen.Original Victorian varnished pitch pine banisters and spindles curve the way to the first and second floor - before making your way upstairs, spy the handy understairs cupboard. To the left is the Master bedroom, a generous room with tall ceilings, neutrally decorated and picture-perfect views overlooking the courtyard. Create a Master suite with this and the room adjacent, where you could transform the space into an en-suite and walk-in wardrobe.Back into the hallway and next left to a good-sized single bedroom - note the large mullion window letting in loads of natural light.The bathroom is a good size and whilst the current suite might need updating, the room itself is filled with character - lovely hardwood floors, two windows offering glimpses to the side of the home and Victorian four panel doors. There is plenty of space for a separate bathtub and shower so you can design as you wish.The last room on this floor is the lounge but if you wanted to keep your living space downstairs this could be made into a further bedroom. Neutral tones let you admire the crown moulding, the original slate mantel with gas fire and views to the streets of Kirkby Lonsdale from the large picture window.Ascend the staircase to the second floor, skylight positioned above so the light cascades down the stairs and into a small mezzanine area that could house a computer for gaming or study. The second floor could be a haven for the children, with two good-sized double bedrooms set into the eaves. Quirky dormer roofs project from the rooms offering added space and allowing the light to flood in. The larger of the two bedrooms also has storage set into the eaves.26 Main Street retail space and home, allow you to let your creativity flow and transform it into a family home and business that would suit your needs.28 Main Street - Retail spaceThe attractive and charming shop frontage continues at 28 Main Street in a retail space that keeps on going. Another prime position on the main thoroughfare through the town, directly opposite Market Square.Feel instantly welcome into number 28, where large windows, high ceilings and ornate doorway add a touch of grandeur and give a great first impression to customers. Varnished pitch pine banisters and spindles lead the way to the most breathtaking mezzanine level, that mirrors the shop floor below but also extends over the archway between the two properties. A covered fireplace sits at the top of the stairs and could be opened up. Lights floods in from numerous windows creating an inviting space. This enormous floor boasts two huge windows to the front that capture the stunning views to the Market Square, with its distinctive monument taking centre stage - in the distance catch glimpses to Barbon Fell, Casterton Fell and Leck Fell.Return to the ground floor and make your way to the rear of the property.Move up one step to discover an internal mahogany and frosted glazed wall. Currently used to house a handy large office space with integral storage cupboard. This beautiful feature was installed by the current owners who acquired it from the local bank, set in-front of this is a Victorian apothecary chest. Both of these add to the nuance of the building and help to keep the origins and incredible history of the building alive.The rooms to the rear that used to be stables, harness and grooms' rooms for the Royal Hotel have been opened up to create even more sales space. All three benefit from ample light with large windows and the last two rooms have doors leading out onto the central courtyard.The possibilities in 28 Main Street are boundless. The back rooms in the past have been used as separate workshops, so could be let as individual units with income brought in through a yearly lease. Equally the rooms could be converted to house toilets and kitchen to the rear, and the two front rooms used as a cafe or restaurant.28 Main Street - HomeThe main door for 28 leads from the central courtyard into the shop corridor and up a flight of stairs to the landing.To the left discover an excellent sized double bedroom, decorated in neutral hues and benefitting with views over the courtyard, a tranquil and peaceful place to rest your head.Move two steps down and you will find the dining room. It is cosy and comfortable with plenty of space for a large table and an open staircase leading to the second floor.Take the step up and into what was once the hayloft, and now a farmhouse style lounge. Characterful in appearance with traditional Victorian windows, textured plasterwork, feature curved wall, gas fire with stone lintel, taken from a step in the home, and exposed beams adorning the ceiling. A door here leads out onto the decked terrace and then out onto the patio.Retrace your steps into the dining room and take the stairs up to the second floor, consisting of open playroom and bedroom. Set into the eaves these charming rooms with original exposed beams throughout, low windows and skylight letting in the light would make the perfect teenage hangout.Descend the stairs and return to the landing.Discover the family bathroom, perfectly useable with contemporary three-piece suite, high ceiling and deep windowsill giving you good bones to make it your own.Adjacent to this is the kitchen. Upper and lower cabinetry provides loads of storage in the L-shaped kitchen and a table and chairs makes family meals easy.Ascend the staircase to the second floor where a narrow corridor takes you to two really good-sized double bedrooms. The first with views to the side of the property with built-in storage and ample space for wardrobes, and a dressing table. The sun beams into the second that faces the front of the home and has stunning views to Kirkby Lonsdale Market Square and the fells in the distance. It also benefits from an adjacent walk-in wardrobe and dressing area.Garden and GroundsWalk through the archway, between the two properties, and discover a peaceful and tranquil retreat, away from the hustle and bustle of the town. A beautiful cobbled courtyard is set in the middle of the properties giving romantic notions of simpler times. Virgina Creeper cascades over doorways and windows creating a haven for birds and the original openings into the rear of 28 Main Street retail space, where horses were stabled, is reminiscent of a typical English Victorian town.The courtyard offers a private entrance into both homes. From the rear you can see the full extent of the home at 26 that looks and feels completely independent from the shop. Enjoy quiet morning coffees in the calm and solitude as well as their being ample space for entertaining in the summer months.28 Main Street shares the courtyard but also boasts from its own private outside space in the form of an elevated decked, terrace that leads down onto a large patio.Discover a blank canvas waiting for you to put your stamp on - the old joiners cottage. A picturesque little single-story property that could be made into addition living space for the main home or a separate dwelling with the correct planning permission. Think letting potential with an Airbnb. In between all three very different areas is an additional patio.26 and 28 Main Street, along with the external space and outbuildings, are an incredible opportunity that doesn't come along every day, in fact the buildings have never been on the open market. The luxury of these properties is that you could quite easily lease part of it and still create income whilst working on transforming another area.Snap up this treasure, filled with remarkable history and boundless development potential and create your unique countryside dream.** 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_kirkby-lonsdale-d549200/for-sale_i69994590
Situated at the head of a private drive and set over three floors, Ellerbeck is a handsome, former farmhouse within mature gardens and some splendid countryside views. Purchased in 2009 by the current owner, the property is finished to a high specification having undergone an extensive and sympathetic renovation. Many of the original features remain and have been enhanced throughout the refurbishment with oak floors, panelled doors, decorative ceiling roses, cornices, deep skirtings, sash windows, some with panelled reveals and window seats, marble fireplaces in the drawing and sitting room, substantial stone and herringbone red brick fireplace and built-in oak cupboard in the study, recess arches in the drawing room, flagged floor in the side entrance with substantial door and quoin stone surround, extra width staircase, tall window with stained panels, cast iron fireplace in the principal bedroom and in bedroom 3, a stone fireplace with cast iron inset and decorative tiled slips. The rooms are very well proportioned and exceptionally light and bright with an approximate gross internal area of 2807 sq ft (260.8 sq m) and the accommodation is instantly welcoming and beautifully presented. Lets us take you on a tour... Ellerbeck An open fronted porch leads into the elegant drawing room with twin arched recesses either side of the open fireplace and an open arch into the staircase hall. Off the drawing room is a sitting room, connected to the kitchen by double open doors creating a lovely sociable flow. The dining kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of base units with silstone worktops, Mercury gas stove, pantry cupboard and integral dishwasher and fridge freezer. The dining area has tall bay windows with hand painted shutters. A rear door leads out to the walled courtyard. Also off the staircase hall is the study leading into the side entrance hall with flagged floor. This leads to a practical utility/laundry room with base units, wooden worktops and Belfast sink and the plant room/cloakroom. A full return staircase with tall window leads to the first floor main landing off which are three double bedrooms. The principal bedroom and bedroom 2 are lovely light doubles and overlook the garden. The principal bedroom also has a three piece en suite bathroom. An inner landing with linen cupboard leads to the three piece house bathroom 1 with painted floorboards and views of open fields. The staircase continues to the second floor landing with large skylight window providing open countryside views and being open to the apex with ceiling beams. Bedrooms 4 and 5 have under eaves storage, with bedroom 5 having a conservation skylight window. There is also a second three piece bathroom. Outside space A private gated drive, bordered by beech hedges, leads to a large arrival terrace providing ample parking and turning for visiting family and friends. To the north is an attached single garage, accessed via the adjacent lane to the cottage, with sliding timber door, power, light and external water tap. The gardens are mainly south facing with generous level lawns, delightfully well-stocked borders and mature trees. To the west, there is a further lawned garden bordering open fields and a gravel seating area. To the north west, is a private walled courtyard, with flagged terrace, planted borders, box hedging and a useful stone and slate garden store. Ellerbeck Cottage A detached cottage, sensitively upgraded since the owner's purchase in 2014 the character accommodation and offering three double bedrooms, house bathroom, dining kitchen, sitting room, snug/bedroom 4, utility/boot room and cloakroom. Useful undercroft provides good storage; there's excellent parking provision and informal gardens bordering adjacent fields with Eller Beck meandering through. In all, 1.21 acres (0.49 hectares) Detached stone barn Opposite the cottage is a substantial detached stone barn, currently used for storage but offers development potential (subject to planning consent). ). Land at Ellerbeck Two paddocks extending to 0.52 acres (0.21 hectares) situated to the east of Ellerbeck. In all, 2.32 acres (0.94 hectares). For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_higher-westhouse-d634586/for-sale_i71719975
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