Conveniently located within Penrith town, is this three bedroom, semi-detached property, set within a sizeable plot with extensive gardens and garden shed.The accommodation briefly comprises entrance hall with cloaks area, living room, kitchen/diner, under stairs utility cupboard and downstairs WC to the ground floor, with three bedrooms and a family bathroom to the first floor. The house would now benefit from some upgrading, however it is an excellent property, tucked away and enjoying a large lawn to the front, with additional rear garden and useful shed.Don't miss out!Note: Local Occupancy Restriction applies.Raiselands Croft is a residential housing estate, situated on the northern edge of the town, now comprising primarily, privately owned properties. It is conveniently located for the town centre and its varied amenities e.g. shops, supermarkets, sporting & leisure facilities etc. and also offers easy access to the M6 motorway at junction 41, with a west coast mainline railway station just off the town centre. The Lake District National Park is also easily accessible.Mains electricity, gas, water & drainage; gas central heating; double glazing installed throughout; telephone & broadband connections installed subject to BT regulations. Please note: The mention of any appliances/services within these particulars does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order.WhatThreeWords - Front Door - youth.vowel.dimesFrom Penrith town center head northwards via Stricklandgate and Scotland Road. Take the left turn into Raiselands Croft then take the third right turn and continue along this road, where you will find number 30 - the last house on the right hand side.
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23 Pategill Road is a well proportioned 3 bed terraced property with a good sized rear garden.Internally the property now requires some refurbishment but offers a large lounge, kitchen/diner, bathroom with separate WC, two double bedrooms and 1 single bedroom. Externally the property has on street parking and an enclosed rear garden.Viewing is advised to see the potential this property has to offer.Penrith caters well for everyday needs with all the amenities associated with a thriving market town, eg primary and secondary schools, various shops, supermarkets, castle and park, and a good selection of sports/leisure facilities. For those wishing to commute, the A66, A6 and M6 trunk roads are easily accessible and there is a bus and main line railway station in the town, with the Lake District National Park also lying within easy reach.Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Johnson & Starley warm air heating system and double glazing installed throughout. 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 the town centre, proceed down King Street and take the second turning to the left (immediately after the John Norris Fishing and Country Shop) into Roper Street. Continue up the hill on to Carleton Road and turn right into the Pategill Estate. Follow the road round and the property can be found a short distance along on the left hand side. A 'For Sale' board has been erected for identification purposes.
A three bedroom, terraced property located just off Carlton Road close to the centre of Penrith and all amenities. With huge scope to improve and add value this spacious property would appeal to anyone looking for an affordable home that offers ample space for a growing family. The accommodation briefly comprises entrance hall, dining kitchen, lounge and rear hall with doors to the garden and store room. To the first floor there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, plenty of storage cupboards and built-in wardrobes, bathroom and separate WC. Externally there is a low maintenance front garden and lawned rear garden with patio. Sold with no onward chain, viewing is essential to fully appreciate the potential this home has to offer.The accommodation with approximate measurements briefly comprises:UPVC double glazed front door into entrance hall.
An exciting opportunity to purchase a well-presented, three bedroom, semi-detached property situated in a prominent position in a popular residential area to the northern end of the town. The spacious accommodation briefly comprises entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, side hall and conservatory. To the first floor there are three well-proportioned bedrooms and bathroom. Low maintenance gardens with the front garden providing potential for off-street parking if required. This lovely home has been well-maintained and is ready to move in to but with further scope to improve and add value makes this an attractive purchase for those looking for a well-priced family home to put their own stamp on. Sold with no onward chain this property would make an ideal first time purchase, family home or viable investment opportunity.The accommodation with approximate measurements briefly comprises:UPVC double glazed front door into entrance hall.
Occupying an elevated position with beautiful views across Penrith to the Lakeland Fells, this spacious semi-detached home is located towards the northern edge of Penrith within easy reach of the town centre. Internally the accommodation briefly comprises entrance hallway, dining lounge, kitchen, three well proportioned bedrooms and shower room.Outside the property boasts a generous front garden and tiered rear garden with gated off street parking for one car. Sold with no onward chain, this property offers huge scope to improve and add value and would suit those looking for a great house to put their own stamp on. Viewing is essential to fully appreciate the potential this lovely home has to offer.The accommodation with approximate measurements briefly comprises:Entry via double glazed door into entrance hallway.
An extended three bedroom semi-detached house most conveniently situated on a cul de-sac in a very desirable residential location within walking distance of Penrith town centre. Accommodation Ground Floor: Entrance Vestibule Living Room 17' 7 x 12' 1 (5.36m x 3.68m) With feature fireplace and fitted gas fire, radiator. Dining Kitchen 17' 7 x 9' 9 (5.36m x 2.97m) With fitted base and wall units, sink with mixer tap, double gas oven, gas hob, canopied extractor, space for dishwasher, plumbing for washer/dryer, space for fridge/freezer, radiator, understairs cupboard. Sitting Room 16' 0 x 8' 11 (4.88m x 2.72m) With loft access. First Floor: Landing With loft access, airing cupboard. Bedroom One 10' 9 x 8' 9 (3.28m x 2.67m) Rear double bedroom with radiator, built in wardrobes. Bedroom Two 10' 5 x 9' 9 (3.18m x 2.97m) Front double bedroom with radiator, built in wardrobes. Bedroom Three 7' 6 x 7' 2 (2.29m x 2.18m) Front bedroom with radiator. Shower Room With WC, wash hand basin, quadrant shower, ceramic wall tiling, heated towel rail, recessed ceiling spotlights. Outside Front driveway with parking spaces, front lawn with stocked and shrubbed borders, gated side pedestrian access, rear lawn and patio area, garden shed. Planning Consent We are advised that planning consent has been obtained under reference 21/0743 for a side extension to create an additional bedroom and en-suite bathroom. Tenure Freehold. Council Tax Band C. Services Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Gas central heating to radiators. Directions From Penrith town centre take the B5288 towards Greystoke and at the roundabout take the second exit onto Gilwilly Road then take the first left onto Castletown Drive. Viewings By appointment with Hackney & Leigh's Penrith office. Price Offers over £225,000.
Situated in this popular residential area, a UPVC double glazed and gas central heated, three bedroom, two bathroom, semi-detached property with gardens and parking. The accommodation briefly comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, dining kitchen and lounge with patio doors to the rear garden. To the first floor there are three bedrooms, master en-suite shower room and family bathroom. Low maintenance front garden, lawned rear garden, block paved allocated parking to the front of the property and adjoining visitor parking available. Situated close to the town centre and all local amenities on offer.The accommodation with approximate measurements briefly comprises:Composite front door into entrance hall.
Situated in this popular residential area a well presented three bedroom semi-detached property. The UPVC double glazed and gas central heated accommodation briefly comprises of entrance hall, 23'3 x 13'3 dining lounge and recently fitted kitchen.To the first floor are three bedrooms and bathroom. Lawned gardens to the front and rear with lovely views from the rear across the town to the fells. Block paved driveway leads to the garage. The market town of Penrith offers a range of local amenities and is in close proximity to the Lake District National Park.The accommodation with approximate measurements briefly comprises:Entry via composite door into entrance hallway.
Situated in the popular Carleton Meadows development, a four bedroom, two bathroom, semi-detached property set over three floors. The UPVC double glazed and gas central heated accommodation briefly comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, dining kitchen and lounge with French doors to the rear garden. To the first floor there are three bedrooms and family bathroom and master bedroom with en-suite shower room to the second floor. Low maintenance front garden, lawned rear garden and two allocated parking spaces. Situated close to all of the local amenities that Penrith has to offer.The accommodation with approximate measurements briefly comprises:Composite front door into entrance hall.
Conveniently located in the desirable edge of town development by Carleton Heights. Newly built in 2020, this attractive property boasts good sized rooms throughout and includes a generous lounge with patio doors leading to the garden, a bright and modern kitchen/diner, with ample storage throughout, useful utility and cloakroom/WC to the ground floor. To the first floor the property benefits from three double bedrooms, one with ensuite and a modern, family bathroom. Externally there is a good sized, enclosed garden to the side, mainly laid to lawn with shed. There is also offroad driveway parking for two cars. A short distance from the centre of Penrith, the property allows for easy access to all town centre amenities combined with attractive rural walks nearby.Located in a modern, private residential development on the outskirts of the town, with all main trunk routes readily accessible and being only a short drive from the Lake District National Park. Penrith provides a range of day to day facilities, including shops, supermarkets, primary and secondary schools, sports centre, together with a railway station on the west coast main line.Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Gas central heating and double glazing installed throughout. 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 orderFrom the Kemplay Bank roundabout take the A686 towards Langwathby/Alston, turning left onto Carleton Hill Road on reaching the first right hand bend. Follow the road up the hill and straight ahead into the development. Continue on this road, passing the show homes on the right, and the property is on the right just after the green.
An exciting opportunity to purchase a three/four bedroom semi-detached home located within a quiet cul-de-sac on the fringe of Penrith. Internally the property offers generously proportioned and flexible accommodation briefly comprising vestibule, entrance hallway, lounge, an impressive dining kitchen, utility room, bedroom 4/office, three double bedrooms, spacious family bathroom and en-suite shower to bedroom 3. Outside the property boasts a lovely size rear garden and block paved parking for up to three cars to the front. This property offers excellent family accommodation and is ready to move into, however, it does still provide plenty of scope to add your own touches, perfect for those looking for a great house to put your own stamp on.The accommodation with approximate measurements briefly comprises:UPVC double glazed door into vestibule.
Located in the picturesque village of Bampton, this delightful three bedroom character cottage is prominently positioned by Bampton bridge and has previously been run as a holiday let. Featuring three well proportioned bedrooms, two reception rooms, plenty of storage and off-street parking, an early inspection is advised to avoid missing out on this lovely property.Dating from possibly the late 17th century, Hollin View retains many original features throughout, including flagstone floors and exposed beams. Internally the property briefly comprises a cosy flagged living room with feature fireplace, ample sized dining room with flagged flooring, useful pantry and dual aspect kitchen to the ground floor. To the first floor, are three double bedrooms, all of which are surprisingly spacious for an older cottage and a three piece family bathroom. As you enter the property, there is a handy corridor where you can kick off your boots and coats, together with a further storage cupboard and separate cloakroom/WC.Externally the property has a gravelled driveway for one vehicle, along with low maintenance front and side rockery garden areas. Side access leads to the rear where there is a further gravelled area containing a fuel store and lovely sheltered bench area to sit out and listen to the nearby babbling of Cawdale Beck.Hollin View is located in the beautiful Lowther valley and sits at the heart of the picturesque village of Bampton. The property is perfectly situated for those looking to get away from it all or for those looking to discover Lakeland's unspoilt treasures with many quiet walks and beautiful vistas to explore right on the doorstep. The nearby reservoir of Haweswater with its unique history and stunning scenery, along with Lowther Castle and its gentle parkland are a stone's throw away from Bampton, with the rest of the Lake District and Eden valley also being easily accessible. If you'd rather stay locally, the delightful village shop and tea room just opposite Hollin View is a good place to start or why not take a walk down to Bampton Grange and explore the nearby river Lowther. Mains electricity, water & drainage. Oil fired central heating; partial double glazing installed. Telephone & broadband connections installed subject to BT regulations. Please note: The mention of any appliances/services within these particulars does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order.From Penrith head southward out of the town (past the hospital) to the Kemplay roundabout and follow the A6 down into Eamont Bridge. At the end of the village there is a mini-roundabout; turn right here and follow the road through Yanwath, taking the left fork in the road just after the railway bridge, in front of the primary school. Continue on the road through Askham and then on past Helton. After a further 2 miles Bampton is reached and the property can be found opposite the village shop, next to the bridge.
Nestled within the ever popular village of Stainton is this rather special property. Following extensive renovations by the previous owner, this delightful, traditional terraced cottage oozes charm and character whilst benefitting from modern facilities and comforts. Having three bedrooms, one with an ensuite WC, beautiful accommodation throughout and gardens that are deceptive in size, don't miss out on this gem!This is a property with much more than meets the eye...After undergoing an extensive refurbishment, the current owners have enjoyed adding further upgrades, including the sun room and replacing the front door and front aspect windows, so that the property offers peace and tranquility whilst being in the heart of the village. The work completed on the property has been carried out to exacting standards and it is lovely to see traditional touches dotted throughout the property, complementing the age of the cottage, including wooden latch doors, beams and of course, the fabulous range that would have been the hub of the kitchen over the years (not currently in use).The accommodation comprises an entrance landing leading to both floors, a welcoming living room, kitchen with dining facilities, sun room, three bedrooms and a family shower room. The internal accommodation is further complemented by the cottage garden to the rear which is an attractive combination of lawn, flagged patio, established floral borders and low maintenance gravelled areas, set within a walled boundary. A private parking space lies to the end of the terrace with a right of way over the gardens of the neighbouring properties to the rear of Christmas Cottage.Stainton is a popular village conveniently located approx. 2.5 miles west of Penrith, within five minutes of J40 of the M6, close to the Lake District National Park and within only a 15 minute drive to Ullswater. The village itself provides a primary school, hotel, traditional inn, post office, chapel and village hall. There is also an hourly, daily bus service between the village, Penrith and Keswick. Penrith caters well for everyday needs with secondary schools, varied shops, supermarkets, banks, cinema, castle and park, bus and main line railway stations and a good selection of sports/leisure facilities.Mains electricity, water and drainage. LPG heating (via Calor Gas bottles) Gas central heating and double glazing installed throughout. Telephone line installed subject to BT regulations. Insulated attic. 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.What3Words - grading.proofread.vocallyFrom Penrith take the A66 towards Keswick. Take the second exit to Ullswater from the Rheged roundabout and then the first right, signposted for Stainton, following the road into the village. At the crossroads turn left and the property is a short distance along on the left hand side and the parking space can be found at the end of the terrace.
10 Victoria Road benefits from 3 reception rooms, starting with the lower floor or basement. This space is currently used as an office but could equally be an additional bedroom or living room. A high level window allows natural light and the room is currently fitted with build in storage. This level also benefits from an additional storage / utility room to the side.The ground floor is split into two levels and offers a large living room, dining room and large kitchen / dining room. A downstairs bathroom is also located from the hallway and includes a tiled floor, large shower and heated towel rail.The Kitchen is modern and offers lots of cupbaord and worktop space. A large Belling range style cooking is included. With 8 gas hobs, 2 ovens (one of which is electric) and a grill it is perfect for cooking a family roast on a Sunday. The room is also fitted with independant, underfloor electric heating.The generous living room features a gas fire as its centrepiece. Traditional coving, ceiling rose and ornate chandelier gives a classic feel to this space. A large window to the front, framed in traditional wood paneling, adds to the charm.The dining room also benefits from a gas fireplace and chimney breast. A large window offers views to the rear of the property and adds natural light.The first floor has 2 double bedrooms. The larger of the two has a wealth of storage with mirror fronted, built in wardrobes.The main family bathroom is also located on this floor. This space is fantastic and boasts a large roll top bath, tiled floor, walk in shower, traditional towel radiator and two beautiful victorian style basins with complementing mirrors above.The top floor also offers two double bedrooms. One of these rooms is currently used as a dressing room. Both rooms have vaulted ceilings and roof lights. The larger of the two bedrooms also features bespoke fully fitted furniture. A handy storage cupboard is also accessed from the top floor landing and also access to under eaves, rear storage.Outside offers a fantastic seating area which has been covered in artificial grass. The space has been divided with fencing to create a private parking area, comfortably fitting two vehicles. The area is secured by two large wooden gates.The rear of the property is built from beautiful, traditional sandstone, with matching walls flanking the property and rear space, giving privacy.Tenure and Possession: The Freehold title is offered for sale with vacant possession upon completion.Matters of Title: The property is sold subject to all existing easements, burdens, reservations and wayleaves, including rights of access and rights of way whether contained in the Title Deeds or informally constituted and whether referred to in the General Remarks and Stipulations or not. The Purchaser(s) will be held to have satisfied themselves as to the nature of such matters.Fixtures and Fittings: All standard fixtures and fittings are to be included in the sale.EPC Rating: DServices: 10 Victoria road is served by mains water, mains electricity, mains sewer, and mains gas.Viewings: Strictly by appointment through the sole selling agents, C&D Rural. Tel Offers: Offers should be submitted to the selling agents. The owner reserves the right to sell without imposing a closing date and will not be bound to accept the highest, or indeed any, offer. All genuinely interested parties are advised to note their interest with the selling agents.Money Laundering Obligations: In accordance with the Money Laundering Regulations 2017 the selling agents are required to verify the identity of the purchaser at the time an offer is accepted.Local Authority: Westmorland and Furness Council. The house is in Council Tax Band D.Solicitors: Harley Herron, Brockbank Solicitors, 44 Duke Street, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 7NPWebsite and Social Media: Further details of this property as well as all others offered by C&D Rural are available to view on our website updates and the latest properties like us on facebook.com/cdrural and Instagram on@cdrural.Referrals: C&D Rural work with preferred providers for the delivery of certain services necessary for a house sale or purchase. Our providers price their products competitively, however you are under no obligation to use their services and may wish to compare them against other providers. Should you choose to utilise them C&D Rural will receive a referral fee: PIA Financial Solutions arrangement of mortgage & other products/insurances; C&D Rural will receive a referral fee of £50 per mortgage referral. Figures quoted are inclusive of VATEPC Rating: D
The Hollies, formerly the village post office, sits at the heart of the village of Penruddock. The property itself, consists of generously sized accommodation throughout and boasts a substantial living room and equally well sized kitchen along with two additional reception rooms, rear conservatory and separate coal shed that could be incorporated back into the house if needed. To the first floor there is a good sized landing leading to the family bathroom and four double bedrooms of which the triple aspect master bedroom enjoys a similar footprint to the living room below.Externally the property is slightly set back from the road and has a generous side garden which was previously used as a vegetable garden but now houses an array of wild plants. Surrounding this, and following the boundary wall, is a continuous flowerbed which is stocked with mature shrubs, plants and roses. To the rear of the property is a raised lawned area that borders a field and provides access to the rear conservatory. To the other side of the property is a driveway which provides three off street parking spaces, a wooden garage and access to the coal store.While this property is a renovation project, it offers a great deal of potential when complete.Penruddock lies approx. 6 miles west of Penrith, 4 miles from Ullswater and 12 miles miles from Keswick. It is a popular village and provides a primary school, village hall, church, post office and pub/restaurant. Penrith and Keswick cater well for everyday needs with secondary schools, varied shops/supermarkets, main line railway station and sports/leisure facilities.Mains electricity, water and drainage. Majority double glazing installed throughout. 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 A66 westward continuing along the dual carriageway, taking the right turn signed Penruddock. Follow the road into the village, passing the Bird's Bistro until you get to the main road. The Hollies is located on your left before you reach the school and is identified by the red postbox outside.
Positioned on an elevated site with beautiful views towards the Lake District Fells, this generously proportioned three bedroom detached house is located within a sought after cul-de-sac within easy reach of the town centre. Internally the accommodation briefly comprises entrance hall, dining kitchen, lounge, conservatory, three double bedrooms,en-suite shower room and a family bathroom. Externally the property boasts solar panels that generate approx. £1,000 per annum, pretty front and rear gardens, recently purchased garden shed, driveway and garage with power and lighting. Internally the property would benefit from some updating, however, with huge scope to improve and add value makes this an exciting opportunity for those looking to put their own stamp on a great home.The accommodation with approximate measurements briefly comprises:Entry via wood framed double glazed door into entrance hallway.
A most appealing three bedroom detached period cottage conveniently located off the A66 in Motherby village situated approximately six miles from Ullswater, seven miles from Penrith and eleven miles from Keswick. Enjoying a delightful south facing open rural outlook, Harbour House is equally suitable as a primary home, recreational second home or for lucrative holiday letting. Accommodation Ground Floor: Entrance Porch: With radiator, plumbing for washing machine. Shower Room With WC, wash hand basin, wet-room shower, ceramic wall tiling, heated towel rail and underfloor heating. Inner Hall Dining Kitchen 15' 9 x 8' 10 (4.8m x 2.69m) With fitted base and wall units, sink with mixer tap, ceramic wall tiling, integrated oven, induction hob, extractor unit, dish washer, radiator, under stairs cupboard with oil fired boiler. Living Room 16' 3 x 12' 6 (4.95m x 3.81m) With windows to three elevations, stone fireplace and inset wood burning stove, exposed stone walls, radiator. Sitting Room / Bedroom One 14' 2 x 12' 2 (4.32m x 3.71m) With electric heater, external door. First Floor: Landing With radiator. Bedroom Two 15' 10 x 12' 1 (4.83m x 3.68m) With radiator, recessed dressing area with shelving and radiator. Bedroom Three 12' 3 x 9' 9 (3.73m x 2.97m) With radiator. Bathroom With WC, wash hand basin, bath with shower over and mixer / filler, ceramic wall tiling, radiator. Outside: Extensive on-site adjacent parking area, rear garden with lawn, stocked and shrubbed borders, stone built boundary walls, stone built store, oil tank, detached garage, Summer house. Services Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating. Tenure Freehold. Council Tax Band D. Viewing By appointment with Hackney and Leigh's Penrith office. Directions From Penrith proceed on the B5288 towards Keswick for approximately seven miles. Harbour House can be found on the left hand side close to the centre of the village of Motherby. Price Offers in the region of £375,000.
Description: Howgill Lodge is a spacious detached house in a desirable location on the outskirts of Orton village. The accommodation is laid over two floors with an entrance hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms and a conservatory on the ground floor. On the first floor you will find another bedroom and a loft/hobby space. The property benefits from UPVC double glazing throughout and oil fired heating. Outside, there is well-maintained front and back gardens with a spacious stone built workshop and garden shed located at the rear. Garage and driveway provide ample off-road parking for several vehicles. Early viewing comes highly recommended! Location: Departing Junction 38 on the M6, take the first exit at the roundabout towards Orton Village (B6260). Follow the road, over the bridge, and continue until you reach Howgill Lodge on the left, distinguished by a green gate.The picturesque conservation village of Orton, situated in the upper Lune Valley, with excellent access to the M6 (junctions 38 & 39). The market towns of Kendal, Penrith, Appleby in Westmorland, Kirkby Stephen and Sedbergh (all of which offer reputable schools, shops, services and recreational activities) can be reached within less than thirty minutes. Orton, described by Wainwright as one of Westmorland's loveliest villages, is a sheltered settlement delightfully arranged around two clear flowing streams and overlooked by a venerable Norman church. Property Overview: A characterful, detached home with stunning views from all angles. Situated on the outskirts of Orton villages, close to local amenities, primary school, village shop, surgery, church and much more! An easy to manage accommodation is laid over two floors with four bedrooms, a four piece bathroom, a conservatory, a loft/hobby room, a living room, a dining room and dine in kitchen.Stepping into the T-shaped entrance hall you will find doors branching off to all of the downstairs accommodation.The living room is cosy, with gas fire with wooden surround and tiled hearth. Another pretty outlook over the front garden. Characterful wooden beams throughout. Moving into the dining room there are stairs leading to the first floor and ample space for a dining table and chairs. A door leads to the kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall, base and drawer units with complementary working surfaces and inset white ceramic 1.5 sink drainer. There is space for a cooker, fridge freezer and plumbing for a washing machine. Patio doors lead into the rear landscaped garden.Bedroom one is a double room with a pleasant outlook over the front garden. With a range of Sharps fitted furniture including wardrobes and chest of drawers. A glazed door leads into the sun filled conservatory with UPVC double glazed windows and patio doors leading to the side garden. It is the perfect spot to sit and enjoy a coffee or a glass of wine on a sunny day. Bedrooms two and three both enjoy a delightful view of the rear garden and fields beyond. Bedroom two is a double room while bedroom three is a generous single with access to the loft/hobby room via a pull down ladder. This room has a double glazed window and a Velux roof light offering panoramic views of the surrounding fields. The loft room has power and light making it ideal for hobbies and benefits from built in storage. Bedroom four/study is situated on the first floor with internet connection and through the window provides stunning views across open fields. There is access to the roof space for added storage.The house bathroom includes a four piece Vileray Boch suite comprising of; a panel bath with a hand-held shower attachment, a corner shower cubicle, a vanity wash hand basin and a W.C. Accomodation with approximate dimensions: Ground Floor: Entrance Hall Bedroom One 11' 7 x 11' 0 (3.53m x 3.35m) Conservatory 25' 8 x 8' 11 (7.82m x 2.72m) Bedroom Two 12' 2 x 7' 11 (3.71m x 2.41m) Bedroom Three 8' 10 x 6' 11 (2.69m x 2.11m) House Bathroom Dining Room 13' 2 x 10' 11 (4.01m x 3.33m) Living Room 14' 1 x 13' 0 (4.29m x 3.96m) Kitchen 12' 8 x 9' 9 (3.86m x 2.97m) First Floor: Hobby/Loft Room 10' 11 x 9' 2 (3.33m x 2.79m) Bedroom Four / Study 11' 0 x 8' 3 (3.35m x 2.51m) Outside: Outside, the property boasts enchanting gardens both at the front and the rear. The front garden showcases a serene pond, adorned with decorative features, rockeries, lush shrubs, potted plants, and mature trees and hedges. The local red squirrels can often be seen enjoying their breakfast from one of the feeders.Parking is gated and there is a garage with a up and over door with a floor-mounted boiler. Light and power. Meanwhile, the enclosed rear garden offers a well-manicured lawn bordered by vibrant flora, a cosy patio for outdoor relaxation, and a functional workshop with power and light. Additionally, a shed is nestled within the rear garden for added convenience. Workshop/Utility Workshop - 14' 0 x 13' 6 (4.27m x 4.11m)Utility Room - 7' 6 x 6' 6 (2.29m x 1.98m) Tenure: Freehold. Services: Mains electric, oil heating, mains water, private septic tank drainage. Council Tax: Westmorland and Furness - Band D 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: ///forensic.ballooned.cringe Garage 19' 2 x 11' 7 (5.84m x 3.53m)
DescriptionRakestraws Cottage is a fine period cottage dating back to the 18th Century with later additions. The current owners have completed quite extensive works to the property with the most recent being the addition of the utility room, WC and upstairs dressing room with en-suite. The property is a mix of contemporary and traditional living.The property is approached by a private lane that is shared with the neighbouring property. There is ample parking and access to the property is by the front door located on the lane or the side entrance that welcomes you in to the spacious utility room with downstairs WC. From there a door takes you into a sitting room with exposed painted stone wall, exposed beams and window seat. A few steps down lead you to the heart of the house, the kitchen/diner with low ceilings and exposed beams, this is a very cosy but also modern room with range cooker and under floor heating encased under slate flooring. The lounge follows on from the kitchen and this room is a wealth of character with exposed stone to the walls and beams to the ceiling and features a large fireplace with wood burning stove. The window sills are deep and show the traditional thickness of the walls. A staircase takes you from this room up to the second floor where there are three bedrooms, the master having a dressing room and en-suite and a further family bathroom. To the outside is a lovely garden area with terrace decking and a good size shed for storage.Penruddock is a very popular village as it is within easy access to Penrith and the M6 and also Keswick and the Western Fells. The village is able to boast a Primary School, Village Hall, church and local Public House. There is a bus service that travels from Penrith to Keswick, stopping off in the village. Penruddock is also central for Keswick Secondary School and Queen Elizabeth Grammer School and Ullswater Community College in Penrith.Edwin Thompson thoroughly recommends internal viewing of this property to appreciate its charm and features.Accommodation:EntranceWood and panel glass entrance door located off the path from the garden, entering in to:Utility Room.A great room to enter into with tiled floor and space for coats and boots. There are base units for storage and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Single drainer sink with tap. One wall cupboard houses a Grant oil fired boiler, another houses a Stelflow water cylinder. Two double glazed windows look to the parking area. Radiator. Door to:Cloak RoomTiled Floor. WC. Wash hand basin. Double glazed window to side. Ladder style radiator. Recess lighting.Sitting Room:A lovely cosy, welcome in to the house. This room has exposed beams and feature stone wall. A door with access to the side lane. Double glazed window looking to the garden with window seat. A few steps down take you to:Kitchen/DinerThis wonderful space is a mix of contemporary meets country cottage with cottage style ceilings and exposed beams, mixing with a modern but sympathetic range of wall and base units with contrasting work surface. Benefitting from integrated dishwasher, fridge, freezer and microwave. Five induction hob electric range stove with two ovens, a grill and warming oven all encased in a tiled recess with sand stone surround. Slate tiled flooring has the advantage of under floor heating. The main front door enters in to the kitchen space and two windows look onto the side lane and a further two onto the garden. Radiator. Door to:LoungeThis room is warm and inviting with retained period features such as beams, exposed walls and windows with deep windowsills. A wood burning stove is housed in a large fireplace with sandstone surround and hearth. A door leads to the garden and decking area. Radiator. Open plan staircase leads to the first-floor landing.LandingAccess to all rooms. Radiator. Window facing the side.Master BedroomLarge double bedroom with dressing area that has floor to ceiling fitted wardrobes. Floor to ceiling window and patio doors opening on to a Juliet balcony. Radiator. Recess lighting. Door to:En-suiteFully tiled shower cubicle. WC. Wash hand basin set in to vanity unit. Chrome ladder style towel radiator. Tiled flooring with under floor heating. Window to side. Recess lighting.Bedroom TwoLarge double bedroom with window facing to the rear garden. Exposed beams. Stone chimney breast. Radiator. Door to storage cupboard.Bedroom ThreeLarge double or twin bedroom. Window facing to rear garden. Exposed beams. Stone chimney breast. Radiator.Family Bathroom.Bath with shower above. Wash hand basin. WC. Tiled floor. Window to side. Radiator.OutsideRakestraws is accessed via a private lane that leads to the parking area and access to the neighbouring house. There is a gravelled parking area to the right. The oil tank is situated here alongside a large shed with stable doors for storage. There is a further area for storage past this. Across the lane you can enter the house from the side into the kitchen or down a few steps to the garden and the utility room door. The garden is laid to lawn with mature shrubs and hedging to border. A pebbled path takes you from the decking area, along the back of the house and down the side to a gate where you can access the side lane.ServicesAll mains services are connected (no gas). Oil boiler and water cylinder located in the utility room. Oil tank on the gravelled parking area.TenureFreehold.Agent's NoteAppliances included, mobile phone and broadband results not tested by Edwin Thompson Property Services Limited.Council TaxEdwin Thompson is advised by our client who identifies the property as being within Band "D" The Westmorland and Furness Council website quotes the total Council Tax payable for the year 2024/25 as being £2142.38OffersAll offers should be made to the Agents, Edwin Thompson Property Services Limited.ViewingStrictly by appointment through the Agents, Edwin Thompson Property Services Limited.
Three bedroomed, traditional, semi-detached cottage set in the tranquil village of Dockray with open outlooks to front and rear. The property retains many original features but does now require some modernisation.Ground floor accommodation briefly comprises living room with open fireplace, dining room/second reception room with wood burning stove, and open plan kitchen/dining area. To the first floor are three bedrooms and a family bathroom.Externally there is a large garden area to the front and an outhouse to the side of the property which is ideal for storage. Steps at the rear lead up to a further garden area, which is mainly laid to lawn and enjoys wonderful views over open countryside and toward the Lakeland fells.Parking could be created at the front of the property if desired, subject to necessary consents, as there is ample space. Dockray is a delightful, attractive village, peacefully positioned amidst magnificent Lakeland scenery between Ullswater and the A66 trunk road. The village has a public house and is within easy walking distance of the famous Aira Force waterfall along with many other wonderful walks. The A66 provides good access to the nearby market towns of Penrith (10 miles to the east) and Keswick (12 miles to the west). Both towns cater well for everyday needs i.e. shops, supermarkets, railway stations and a wide variety of sports and leisure facilities. Those who wish to enjoy outdoor activities will find the Lakeland fells and Ullswater easily accessible.Mains electricity and water. Septic tank drainage (shared with adjoining property). Night storage heaters. 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 Junction 40 of the M6 take the A66 westbound and proceed along this road towards Keswick. Take the left exit signposted Troutbeck, Dockray and Ullswater onto the A5091 and continue for around 4 miles, through the village of Matterdale End until you reach the village of Dockray. Just past the Royal Hotel take an immediate right on to Crag side and the property can be found along this road on the right hand side.
A pretty four-bedroom country property, perfectly located in an elevated position above the River Leith at the southern end of this desirable Eden Valley village.This charming and substantial cottage, with its traditional sandstone frontage, occupies a tranquil secluded position set back from the road at the head of a small access lane. It has lovely mature gardens and immediate access to surrounding countryside and walks.Fern Cottage has been a much-loved family home for several decades. These properties come up once in a generation and this home once sympathetically updated will be a spectacular second /holiday property or principal home for its new owner.Now needing some modest updating, there is an opportunity here to acquire a beautiful house which can be tailored to the buyers' personal taste to create a unique and special home, whether principal or secondary.Step InsideGround FloorEntrance hall with wooden floor, with access to a downstairs bathroom with shower above and a separate WC.A double bedroom with an adjoining smaller room ideal to re purpose as an ensuite, it has access to the garden and perfect as independent ground floor accomodation.Spacious open plan lounge and dining room with wooden floor, open fire and integrated bookshelves, three windows with traditional deep sills and views to the front of the property.Fitted kitchen with wooden floor, integrated double oven, ceramic hob, dishwasher, and double sink, boiler and dual aspect windows onto the garden.Garden room, complete with prolific grape vine and door to the garden, great opportunity for a breakfasting area.First FloorStairs to first floor landing with two windows offering views over the garden. Three double bedrooms all with views, served by a family bathroom with WC, wash hand basin, bath with electric shower over.Step OutsideApproaching the front of the property is a pretty stone retaining wall separating two well-kept lawns with mature planting and a flagged path which leads up to a traditional porch and front door.To the rear of the property there is a substantial and secluded west facing garden with well-maintained flower beds, mature shrubs and fruit trees, with generous lawns. It has a pretty side gate with immediate access to the footpaths, woods and river walks that surround the village. The garden has a range of timber outbuildings which, once restored would provide useful and flexible space. There is green house, a coal bunker and a new oil tank.The property benefits from generous off-road parking and a garage with up and over door.Mains water and electricity,Septic tank drainageOil central heatingTenure - FreeholdLocation:Situated in the heart of the Eden Valley, the picturesque village of Melkinthorpe lies close to the historic Lowther Estate and Castle and is within easy reach of the Lake District National Park and the Pennine hills.This quintessentially English hamlet is home to the renowned Larch Cottage Nursery and a plethora of village walks.Handy for the market town of Penrith just five miles north with its excellent transport links (M6 Junction 40 and main line railway station) and amenities including highly regarded secondary schools and sports/leisure facilities and shops.Directions:From Penrith head south on the A6 through Eamont Bridge. Once through Eamont Bridge turn left before you reach Clifton (signposted Cliburn, Morland & Bolton). Continue for just over two miles before turning right, signposted Melkinthorpe.Continue for just under one mile turning left into the village. At the end of the village, take the second right turning after Larch Cottage Nursery and the property can be found in 100 yards at the end of the lane.
A most substantial ten bedroom Victorian terrace house successfully trading as an established guest house and equally suitable as a large private residence. Offering generously proportioned, impeccably maintained and immaculately presented accommodation throughout, Glendale enjoys a prime side street location within Penrith town centre. Situated in the Eden Valley at the gateway to the northern Lake District and only six miles from Ullswater at Pooley Bridge, Penrith is well connected with major national road and rail links. The A66, A6 and M6 bypass the town centre and the railway station is served by the West Coast main line with direct travel to London and other major cities. This is an excellent opportunity to purchase an outstanding large family home or a strongly established business close to the Lake District National Park. There may be potential for other uses subject to obtaining all necessary consents. Accommodation Ground Floor: Vestibule Hall Dining Room Sitting Room Rear Hall WC Kitchen First Floor: En-suite Bedroom 1 En-suite Bedroom 2 En-suite Bedroom 3 En-suite Bedroom 4 Second Floor: En-suite Bedroom 5 En-suite Bedroom 6 En-suite Bedroom 7 En-suite Bedroom 8 Third Floor: En-suite Bedroom 9 En-suite Bedroom 10 Basement Room 1 Room 2 Outside: Front Forecourt Rear Courtyard Tenure Freehold. Services Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage. Gas central heating to radiators. Website Business Rateable Value £5,200. Council Tax Band A for owners' accommodation. Directions From the A6 Stricklandgate in Penrith town centre proceed and turn left onto Portland Place and Glendale is located in the row of terrace houses on the left. Viewings By appointment with Hackney & Leigh's Penrith office. Contents The contents are available by separate negotiation. Price Offers over £600,000 are invited for consideration.
An impressive, four bedroom detached house with attractive, external sandstone quoins, lintels, bespoke stone features and internal fixtures and fittings of the highest standard. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate not only the accommodation on offer, but the finish and quality of both internal and external finishes including solid oak internal doors, high specification, bespoke Marshall Mason kitchen, fully tiled bathrooms with sanitary ware from Fergusons in Penrith, and double glazed sash windows. The property also benefits from an air sourced heating system with underfloor heating to the ground floor living space.Accommodation briefly comprises: beautiful, sandstone faced and oak entrance porch, large hallway, generous front aspect living room, snug room - which could be utilised as an office or playroom, cloakroom/WC, utility and spacious kitchen/dining/living area with bespoke kitchen and bi-fold doors opening to the garden. To the first floor are four double bedrooms (two en-suite) and a four piece family bathroom. The principal bedroom also has a dressing area, with the en-suite boasting a four piece suite.Externally there is ample parking to the front with a stone wall boundary and an area laid to lawn, an attached garage, and a beautiful, private tiered rear garden with patio areas on each level providing space for outdoor living or dining al fresco.Note: Local occupancy clause applies.Located on the edge of the popular village of Newton Reigny, which lies approximately three miles north west of the popular market town of Penrith. The local public house 'The Sun Inn' has a fabulous reputation and resides on the banks of the River Petteril and the village itself lies on the famous C2C cycle way and is close to many tourist attractions in the Eden Valley area and Northern Lake District. Penrith benefits from a mainline railway station, easy access to the M6 and A66 as well as providing many, excellent local amenities and primary/secondary schools.Mains electricity, water and drainage. Heating via air source heat pump with underfloor heating to the ground floor and radiators to first floor. Double glazing installed throughout. Underground attenuation tank. 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 PFK Penrith office turn right and follow the road in the centre of town around to the right, proceeding up Castlegate to the mini-roundabout beside the Station Hotel. Proceed straight across here but move into the left lane and then turn left over the railway bridge. Follow the main road out of town, cross the motorway bridge and then turn right for Newton Reigny. Upon entering the village follow the road around the sharp bend to the right and continue through the village, passing The Sun Inn on your right. Proceed a short distance along and Birch House is on your left hand side.
Nestled in the charming Lakeland village of Hartsop along the Patterdale Valley, and boasting views from every window, sits this most attractive, four bedroom, detached residence. If you are looking to enjoy an incredible rural lifestyle, then look no further... welcome to Styan Bew.With a name that refers to a 'stone structure/dwelling', this beautiful home sits proud amongst the incredible backdrop of Lakeland fells including Hartsop Dodd and Dove Cragg. Of bespoke construction circa 1994, the design and build of the property belies the appearance - which could be mistaken to date from the 1600's, due to the sympathetic use of local materials wherever possible, and thoughtful consideration to the display of character and charm throughout.The accommodation is well-proportioned, offering an excellent degree of versatility, and includes two generous reception rooms, cottage kitchen - complete with forest green Aga, a super utility, office/hobby room, four double bedrooms, two bathrooms and ample storage. This is complemented by the attractive gardens that encompass Styan Bew and house an array of flowers and shrubs that provide a haven for nature. The sound of Pasture Beck adds to the tranquillity of the setting, which is a delight to experience in this private south-facing garden. The property also benefits from a private parking space with the advantage of a 7kw car charging point, and useful sheds which offer additional external storage options.Hartsop is a quintessential Lakeland Village which sits along the Patterdale Valley, immersed in the delightful countryside that forms part of the Lake District National Park. The neighboring villages of Patterdale and Glenridding are nearby and offer a range of services and active communities and there is a shop within a mile of the property at the The Brotherswater Inn campsite which we understand is open all year. Penrith, the M6 and Keswick to the north west and Windermere/Kendal to the south, are all within approx. 30-45 minutes' drive and London is only three hours away by train from Penrith railway station. Mains electricity & water; shared septic tank drainage; oil central heating supplemented by AGA which also heats the water; double glazing installed throughout; telephone & broadband connections installed subject to BT regulations. Please note: The mention of any appliances/services within these particulars does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order.From junction 40 of the M6 at Penrith, access the A66 trunk road heading west and proceed for just under a mile to the Rheged Discovery Centre roundabout. Take the second exit (A592 for Ullswater) and continue for approximately 11 miles along this route - which borders Ullswater. Proceed through Glenridding and continue on to Patterdale. Once you exit Patterdale, stay on the A592 and after approximately 2 miles, take the left turn (by the bus stop) to Hartsop. Once in the village, the property can be found a short distance along on the right hand side. To park, proceed along the road to a public car park where you can park whilst exploring the area.What3Words - Property - suspended.indicate.sport What3Words - Parking - handbags.comical.adjusting
A rare opportunity to acquire a property, which has changed hands only three times in its history! Standing proud along Greenside Road, Mountain View is rather iconic to Glenridding; starting life as a well-appointed piece of land, it was acquired to erect a local village shop in the early 1900's, with the owner of the shop building the adjoining property to reside in. The property was subsequently acquired by the Army, changing hands in 1947 to become home to the grandparents of our current Vendor.This property offers deceptively generous accommodation together with an adjoining structure which used to be the village store, detached garage, summer house and expansive gardens, all set with the impressive Glenridding Dodd Fell overlooking you and within walking distance to local amenities and facilities; the scope and opportunity on offer here is vast!The structure of the shop remains in situ and does require attention, however, when coupled with this rather well-proportioned property, and the excellent gardens, it becomes part of so much more; a plot of approx. 0.24 acres (.097ha) which offers an abundance of potential for the right buyer. Mountain View may look small from the front, however it stretches back to offer accommodation which includes two reception rooms, kitchen and adjoining lean-to outhouse (which connects internally to the shop structure). To the first floor you will find two good sized, double bedrooms, a single room/hobby room and a family bathroom.Externally, in addition to the large garden, there is a summer house which is set up to potentially incorporate bathroom facilities, a detached garage and shed. Parking can be found to the side and front of the property.Glenridding is a popular, tourist village situated in a prime position on the southern shores of Ullswater in the central Lake District National Park, approximately 14 miles south west of Penrith and the M6. Keswick to the north west and Windermere/Kendal to the south, are all within a half hours drive and London is only three hours away by train from Penrith railway station. There is also the delightful neighboring village of Patterdale within close proximity.Mains electricity & water; septic tank drainage - access within garden; oil central heating - a back boiler in the multi fuel stove supplements both heating and hot water; majority double glazing installed; telephone & broadband connections installed subject to BT regulations. Please note: The mention of any appliances/services within these particulars does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order.What3Words - Front Door - skid.incoming.fizzleFrom junction 40 of the M6 at Penrith, access the A66 trunk road heading west and proceed for just under a mile to the Rheged Discovery Centre roundabout. Take the second exit (A592 for Ullswater) and continue for approximately 11 miles along this route which borders Ullswater. Once you are in Glenridding, take the second right on to Greenside Road and then the first left as though going to The Travellors Rest. Once you take the left, the property is a short distance along on the right hand side (opposite the Health Centre).
The Ginney Country Guest House is a stunning period property converted from a traditional Lakeland Bank Barn and Gin Case, sitting in a rural yet accessible location, close to Penrith. Dating back to around 1700's, this immaculately presented and spacious family home is currently run as a successful luxury lifestyle business and is ready to go, ideal for those looking for an existing live/work opportunity. In the main house there are 3/4 spacious double bedrooms (1 currently been used as the guest house storeroom and the master bedroom includes a walk-in wardrobe), living room, kitchen diner, two bathrooms, two utilities plus internal coal house and log store. At the heart of the home is a wonderful guest lounge/dining room which was converted from the original Gincase/Horse Engine House and is packed full of original features, magnificent exposed beams and large feature fireplace with underfloor heating. Extending through from the main house, there are 4 further double/family letting rooms, all beautifully presented, each having ensuite facilities, exposed beams and stonework. Accessed externally, adjacent to the letting rooms, converted from a cow byre, there are 2 one-bedroom self-contained holiday cottages.The Guest house, holiday cottages and dining room can be purchased fully furnisheExternally approached from the front by a large driveway offering a large tarmac area with ample parking for a number of vehicles, a private enclosed garden for the main house and communal garden, lawn and terrace for the letting rooms/holiday cottages to use. There is also a large garage having an electrically operated door with a mezzanine floored storage to the front and access from the utility room to the rear courtyard, which also has vehicle access.Sitting minutes away from the market town of Penrith, Ullswater and the beautiful scenery of the Lake District National Park, the village of Catterlen is in an accessible yet rural location, just a stones throwServices - EV Charger.Superfast WIFI.Mains Water, Drainage and Electricity.Oil Central Heating.Open coal fires.Further Property Information - Currently run as a 4 Star Luxurious Bed & Breakfast with 4 spacious double/family letting bedrooms, all with ensuite facilities, with the benefit of 2 one bedroom self-contained holiday cottages and owners accommodation 3/4 spacious double bedrooms in the main house/owners accommodation (1 currently been used as the guest house storeroom and the master bedroom includes a walk-in wardrobe).This listing includes all the furniture, fixtures and fittings in the letting rooms, guest/dining/breakfast room and holiday cottages. All other items are available by separate negotiation.Location - Sitting minutes away from the market town of Penrith, Ullswater and the beautiful scenery of the Lake District National Park, the village of Catterlen is in an accessible yet rural location, just a stones throw from the M6 J41. A vast array of local amenities, shops, schools, restaurants and leisure activities are available in Penrith, which is only 3 miles away.Epc & Council Tax Band - EPC TBCCouncil Tax Business RatedDisclaimer - These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general guideline and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending Purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. The services, systems, and appliances shown may not have been tested and has no guarantee as to their operability or efficiency can be given. All land and floor plans are created as a guide to the lay out of the property and should not be considered as a true depiction of any property and constitutes no part of a legal contract.
A most appealing substantial Grade 11 listed and highly desirable Georgian period style detached house occupying a superb site with extensive beautifully mature walled gardens in a delightful setting within the centre of old Stainton village overlooking the green. Constructed to an elegant design and subsequently skilfully extended in later years, Brooklyn House provides a truly idyllic family home with generously proportioned accommodation retaining many fine original period features and includes a range of stone-built outbuildings together with a potential residential building plot subject to all necessary consents. Situated on the fringe of the Lake District National Park only three miles west of Penrith, Stainton provides a range of local amenities including a bus service, nursery and primary school, chapel, shop, post office, public house and hotel. Pooley Bridge is under four miles away. The famous picturesque village is an all year round tourist honey pot and provides a wide range of amenities being surrounded by a breath-taking Lakeland landscape with iconic fells, excellent local walks, cycle routes, pony rides from the local trekking centre and water sports available on Ullswater with its award winning vintage cruise steamers that sail from the Pooley Bridge pier. There are numerous shops, cafes, restaurants and public houses. The popular market town of Penrith provides extensive amenities including a West Coast mainline railway station with London approximately three hours away, primary and secondary schools, supermarkets and a variety of locally owned and national high street shops. Recreational facilities include a leisure centre with swimming pool, golf, rugby and cricket clubs. The acclaimed Rheged Centre provides a mixture of art, food, shopping and entertainment facilities including a large screen cinema. Accommodation Ground Floor: Entrance Hall With exposed boarded floor, feature archway, radiator. Inner Hall With exposed boarded floor, radiator, external door. Cloakroom With WC, wash hand basin, heated towel rail. Living Room 16' 10 x 16' 1 (5.13m x 4.9m) Front reception room with exposed boarded floor, period marble fireplace accommodating wood burning stove, radiator. Dining Room 16' 11 x 16' 4 (5.16m x 4.98m) Front reception room with exposed boarded floor, period fireplace with tiled inlay, recessed display shelving, radiator. Study 13' 10 x 6' 0 (4.22m x 1.83m) Rear room ideal for home based working with exposed boarded floor, radiator. Dining Kitchen 33' 3 x 14' 3 (10.13m x 4.34m) A large open plan dining kitchen with fitted base and wall units including pelmet lighting, granite work surfaces, pastry work surface, breakfast bar, two Belfast sink units with mixer taps, electric Aga, integrated fridge, dish washer, ironing board, spacious dining area, exposed boarded floor, radiator, electric stove style fire on slate hearth, double doors leading to the rear garden. Utility Room 11' 10 x 11' 9 (3.61m x 3.58m) With built in cupboards, Belfast sink unit, plumbing for washing machine, oil central heating boiler, sandstone flag floor. First Floor: Approached by a wonderful period Colonial style staircase leading to a bowed galleried landing. Upper Landing With feature archway, radiator. Bedroom One 16' 11 x 11' 7 (5.16m x 3.53m) Front double bedroom with exposed boarded floor, radiator, range of fitted bedroom furniture including wardrobes and drawers. Bedroom Two 13' 1 x 11' 5 (3.99m x 3.48m) Front double bedroom with exposed boarded floor, radiator. Bedroom Three 17' 0 x 14' 0 (5.18m x 4.27m) Front double bedroom with exposed boarded floor, radiator, built in storage cupboards. Bathroom With windows to two elevations, WC, wash hand basin, bath with shower mixer / filler, shower cubicle, ceramic wall tiling, heated towel rail, built in cupboard.Boarded loft with retractable access ladder, electric light and power. Rear Landing With feature archway, radiator. Bedroom Four 17' 10 x 14' 1 (5.44m x 4.29m) Rear double bedroom or sitting room with windows to two elevations, exposed boarded floor, period marble fireplace, radiator. Master Bedroom 15' 10 x 14' 0 (4.83m x 4.27m) Rear double bedroom with exposed boarded floor, period marble fireplace with tiled inlay, radiator. Ensuite Bathroom With WC, wash hand basin, bath, shower cubicle, exposed boarded floor, two heated towel rails. Dressing Room With range of fitted shelving, open wardrobes and drawers, exposed boarded floor, radiator, access doors from the ensuite bathroom and to the landing. Outside: Front gravel surfaced courtyard providing on-site parking spaces, front lawned garden with stocked and shrubbed borders and mature trees, side paved court yard garden with pond, stocked and shrubbed borders and mature trees, pedestrian entrance gate, additional side paved courtyard with stocked and shrubbed borders, three substantial sandstone built adjoining stores with electric light and power, WC with wash hand basin and heated towel rail, oil tank, extensive rear lawned garden with stocked and shrubbed borders and mature trees, paved patio, additional walled rear garden featuring a stream, stocked and shrubbed borders and mature trees, paved patios, composite area, external work surface including sink with mixer tap.The main rear garden may have potential to provide a residential building plot subject to all necessary consents. Services Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil central heating. Tenure Freehold. Council Tax Band G. Viewing By appointment with Hackney and Leigh's Penrith office. Directions From junction 40 of the M6 proceed onto the A66 towards Keswick and immediately after passing the Rheged Centre turn left where sign posted to Stainton and then turn first right. Proceed into the village and turn left at the crossroads. Brooklyn House is situated in the row of period properties on the left after passing the Brantwood Hotel. Price Offers over £975,000 are invited for consideration.
Lovingly maintained and cared for by the current owners, there are few properties, with the benefit of circa 25 acres, quite like this exquisite residence, especially ones which fulfil so much and cater incredibly well to an ever diverse broad spectrum of wants and needs. Having created a most welcoming home, the current owners are now relocating, allowing a rare opportunity for new custodians to occupy this grand property.If you are looking for a substantial period residence, extended to offer a range of accommodation, including a versatile annexe, which can be both integrated or separated from the main dwelling house, a vast array of outbuildings, all of which are in excellent order and provide a host of scope and opportunity, then New House Farm may well be the property for you. These outbuildings include a former byre and a charming converted barn, previously utilised as an office/study, all nestled within expansive, established and incredibly well maintained gardens and adjoining agricultural fields, stretching circa 25 acres.With the land bordering the property itself, there is a wonderful feeling of peace and tranquility, whilst being conveniently located between the town of Penrith and the city of Carlisle, in the rural idyll of Thomas Close.New House Farm is a delightful residence that must be viewed to be fully appreciated and briefly comprises the following generously proportioned accommodation; two entrance halls with the adjoining staircases, one of which forms part of the original dwelling, and includes a study/office, formal dining room, expansive living room, cloakroom/WC and pantry to the ground floor. The remainder of the ground floor includes a charming kitchen with ample dining space, sun room which overlooks the delightful garden, further study/office, cloakroom/WC, pantry and utility with door leading through to the annexe.To the first floor, there is a galleried landing overlooking the courtyard which continues through to the annexe. There are four generous bedrooms, three of which enjoy their own ensuite facilities, shower room, laundry room, and an excellent range of storage options.The annexe, formerly a byre, is a charming property with a separate external entrance from the courtyard, open plan living/dining room with doors out to the garden and kitchenette to the ground floor. To the first floor there is a generous bedroom with ensuite facilities.Outbuildings - The range of outbuildings wrap around the courtyard, providing a great deal of scope and opportunity and are detailed further below. Within the courtyard lies ample parking, including a two vehicle car port.Gardens - Immaculately presented and beautifully manicured to create a private haven, these extend around the property, annexe and outbuildings, containing flower bed borders, wilding meadows, generous lawns and established trees and shrubs.Land - Extending circa 25 acres, and bordering the property itself, there are four separate agricultural paddocks, three of which border the property itself.Barely 10 miles from Penrith and around 13 miles from Carlisle, Thomas Close sits near to Hutton End and enjoys a rural setting with only a handful of neighbouring properties. With easy access to the M6, around 3 miles from Thomas Close, properties rarely come up in this area, which offers a mix of convenience within an expansive rural setting. The nearest villages include Calthwaite and Ivegill, both of which have a primary school, and the nearby Southwaite Services offers a number of shops.Mains electricity, water and septic tank drainage. (we understand this complies with current regulations). Heating is supplied by wood pellet boiler with an oil tank in place covering the Aga cooker. Telephone line installed subject to BT regulations with Fibrus broadband installed. 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.Please note the annexe is currently a commercial entity with separately metered services.Solar panels were added to the property in 2012 - for information on the recent income, please contact the Penrith office.From Penrith, take the M6 northbound and exit at Junction 41 (Wigton). Take the first exit and continue on the B5305 taking the right turn, after a sharp left bend, for Hutton End/Ivegill/Carlisle. Continue on this road through Hutton End, and you will pass a stone built property on the left. A very short distance beyond this roadside property, you will come to a layby on the left. Take this layby, followed by the left turn. Continue over four unmarked speedbumps and the property can be found ahead.
A spectacular 1906 residence extending to around 4190 sq ft set in a quiet part of the Lake District National Park with circa 11.51 acres with commanding views. DescriptionBuilt in 1906 as a gentleman's rural retreat, set in a quiet part of the Lake District National Park, in the heart of the Ullswater Valley, between Pooley Bridge and Glenridding, Ravenoaks is a rare opportunity to acquire ownership of a wonderful, traditional, link-detached, Lakeland house found in excellent order having been lovingly and painstakingly renovated by our clients through the period of their ownership. Set in an elevated position, the house is approached by a sweeping drive, the fields to either side included in the sale, which, being gently sloping, would be ideal for equestrian use. A strip of mature woodland screens the property from the roadside, also housing a tennis court which would require recommissioning. In total the land covers circa 11.44 acres. Heavily influenced by the Arts & Crafts movement, the property is built from local stone and internally retains many of the original features, the ground floor showing wonderful examples of the oak wood panelling, decorative mouldings and fireplaces which were so typical of the time. From the parking area, the front vestibule, with original leaded stained glass in oak frames opens into the reception hallway, which has the main staircase to the first floor. Open to the hallway is the dining area, which in turn leads to the lounge at the front of the property, which has a feature fireplace with Clearview wood burning stove and greatly enjoys a corner aspect with views to the garden and lake beyond. Also linked to the dining area is a peaceful drawing room with bay window into the garden. To the left of the reception hallway is the kitchen breakfast room, which has a range of modern fitted units, LPG gas stove in an oak fireplace and French doors leading to a private terrace overlooking the Lake and gardens. The adjacent scullery also has a range of modern units, with a Belfast style sink and serves as additional cooking space with fitted hob and also as a utility with plumbing for a washing machine and a separate downstairs WC with glazed tiling. Beyond the kitchen a rear hallway gives access to the first floor via the second staircase, has a door down to the cellars and leads to the study / optional 6th bedroom. From the first floor main landing the principle bedrooms occupy the corners looking out towards Helvellyn, each having ensuite bathrooms. The third bedroom faces the same southerly direction as the master and second bedrooms, with the fourth bedroom overlooking Ullswater to the fells beyond. This bedrooms leads to the rear landing, which has a further four-piece bathroom again overlooking the lake, and the 5th bedroom which forms the end of the property along with the internal staircase connecting with the rear hallway and kitchen breakfast room below. Sure to attract strong interest. It is not often that such a highly desirable country property with land becomes available for sale.Services:Oil powered central heating with mains electric, and water being connected. Drainage is to a modern private treatment plant with shared responsibilities with two adjoining properties.+ Material Information: Standard construction. We understand that broadband and mobile telephone reception are available. There is private off road vehicle parking.LocationFrom the M6 at Junction 40, follow the A66 West towards Keswick. At the first roundabout take the left on to the A592. On reaching the Lake at Pooley Bridge, continue right on the A592. The entrance to Ravenoaks is on the right hand side after approximately 3 miles. what3words: ///nests.fuzz.kitchensSquare Footage: 4,190 sq ft Acreage: 11.51 Acres
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