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Offered in superb order throughout, the property provides ample living space which centres around an open plan kitchen dining space, fitted with a quality Thwaite Holme kitchen and a range of integrated appliances. Double doors lead from here to the private rear garden. There is a study/living area to the front of the kitchen which also has double doors opening on to the paved front driveway. There is a well proportioned living room which is also open to a second dining area. A large garden room sits to the rear of the property and overlooks the garden as well as having doors providing access to the garden via a paved patio area. The master bedroom has a range of fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms, one a large double which has views south towards the Lake District hills and a smaller single room. The family bathroom is ample and has both a bath and separate shower as well as benefitting from electric underfloor heating. The property sits behind a low wall and gates which open out on to a large paved driveway. The rear garden is equally secure and private, with two separate patio areas and a small lawn as well as planted borders. The garden can be kept as low or high maintenance as desired. Along the far side of the house, there is a sizeable area for storage and a shed.
Offered in superb order throughout the spacious accommodation is well configured for family living. There is a comfortable sitting room with stove to the front of the property and a wonderful open plan space to the rear comprising seating, dining and kitchen area. The kitchen is well appointed and features a range of integrated applianecs. Bi-folding doors to the garden and a large rooflight ensure this is a light and airy space. The kitchen is complimented by a generous utility room with a side door. There is also a ground floor shower room adding further flexibility to the living accommodation. To the first floor are four bedrooms, three are large double rooms with the fourth being a smaller single. The master bedroom to the rear has a Juliette balcony overlooking the open fields beyond. The family bathroom is a good sized space and has the benefit of an additional storage area. The bathroom, like the rest of the property has a fabulous high specification finish. The quality of finish continues outside with a gravel driveway to the front and a lawned garden and decked area to the rear. A contemporary glazed fence separates the garden from the fields beyond.
Manor House is an appealing property of interest and character. The elevations are attractive and the living space generous. All the principle rooms have a southerly aspect and look out over the lovely gardens. The delightful sitting room has an open fireplace and French door to garden. The music room is a great space. It too has an open fireplace and French door to the garden. The aspect is private. The heart of this house is undoubtedly the wonderful kitchen. It features a wide stone arch which was formally a fireplace and now houses an Aga, gas hob and fitted units. There is a beautiful terracotta floor and a French door and window to the garden. A second window provides light from the west. There is a good sized utility room and cloakroom. On the first floor are four bedrooms and a bathroom. Three of the bedrooms are particularly generous in size.
Offered in superb order throughout and finished to a high standard the living accommodation is spacious and offers a great deal of flexibility thanks to the ground floor bedroom. The kitchen, complete with a range of integrated appliances has a large island and granite worktops. The garden room, leading off the dining space, overlooks the large garden which is mostly lawned and more sizeable than expected, slopes down towards the Gill Beck below. To the rear of the property is a useful study, which also has a door to the garden. The ground floor en-suite can be accessed from both the bedroom and the utility area and is a wet room shower. The two first floor bedrooms, both good size doubles, share a bathroom on the first floor. The integral garage is accessed via the utility room and provides useful additional storage. There is a local occupancy restriction on the property which restricts occupancy as an 'Only or Principal Home' and by someone who is living, or has recently lived in the administrative areas of Ireby, Uldale, Caldbeck, Mungrisdale, Boltons, Westward, Sebergham and Castle Sowerby. (Full wording of clause available upon request)
The sprawling internal accommodation provides ample flexible living space. A sizeable porch sits at the entrance to the property. A large farmhouse style kitchen with seated island provides good storage and overlooks the garden. There is a dining room with stove and a large dual aspect living room, with a stone feature wall and large stove. The room also overlooks the garden which can be accessed via large sliding doors. At the rear of the property is a large double bedroom, bathroom and smaller single bedroom, which could be configured to create an impressive master suite with dressing area. Accessed via stairs from the main living room is a bedroom, which could also be also utilised as a study away from the rest of the house. There are three more bedrooms at the other end of the property along with a shower room. A utility room provides access to the integral double garage. Externally the property sits within a large and private garden site approaching 0.7 acres. Lawns wrap round the property on three sides and have a pleasant south westerly aspect. There is ample driveway parking to the front of the property.
Superb barn conversion and separate detached cottage set in a combined c.1.5 acres. Set amongst beautiful rolling countryside. Significant further potential. Set amongst the rolling hills of southern Scotland just north of the English border, Florida Steading is a haven of peace and tranquillity. Readily accessible for the village of Newcastleton and a range of basic amenities, whilst also well positioned for access to the wider region and potential leisure opportunities at Keilder Forest and reservoir. The larger centres of Carlisle and Hawick are an easy drive away and provide an excellent range of amenities. Edinburgh and Newcastle are also almost equidistant and both have International Airports.
The hugely spacious accommodation extends to over 2,500sq ft and has been finished to a high specification throughout. Unusually for a modern home all four bedrooms are large double rooms, two of which are also en-suite including the master which also has a dressing area and benefits from two windows with views across fields towards the North Lakeland Fells. On the ground floor the layout is well configured for family living, with a large open plan kitchen dining living space spanning the rear of the property. The kitchen has been finished and furnished to a high specification with a range of quality integrated appliances and a large island with breakfast bar seating. Bi-folding doors open out from the living space to the large rear garden. There are double doors through to a separate sitting room. The entrance hallway is double height to the first floor above. A large study, cloakroom W.C. and utility room complete the ground floor. To the first floor are four double bedrooms, two of which are en-suite and like the rest of the property are beautifully finished. The family bathroom features a fabulous freestanding copper bath and shower. The property has large double glazed sash windows to the front and rear allowing the far reaching views to be enjoyed from the first floor rooms. Externally there is a large gravelled driveway providing ample parking and a detached double garage. The gardens are currently laid to lawn at both the front and rear but could be further developed by a green fingered buyer. A paved patio extends across the rear of the property, accessible from the kitchen living space.
A rare and interesting opportunity to acquire a detached period home within c.7 acres with a range of outbuildings and barns. Significant further potential in a peaceful yet accessible rural setting. The spacious living accommodation has an impressive farmhouse style kitchen as its focal point with a large island in the centre of the space. The kitchen is flanked by a wraparound garden room providing dining and living space and also access to the garden. There is also a living room which leads through to a cosy snug. The central hall in the property runs front to back and also provides another access door to the garden. There is a good size utility room and W.C. On the first floor an impressive master suite enjoys views over the adjacent paddocks and has built in wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom complete with freestanding roll top bath and shower. There are three further bedrooms, all of which are a good size and a modern bathroom with shower over the bath. The internal accommodation has a great deal of character throughout but it is perhaps externally where the property really comes in to its own. Approached via a lane to an electric gated driveway which leads through to a large courtyard surrounded by the house and an assortment of barns and outbuildings, all of which offer significant potential for the right buyer. The adjacent paddocks would suit equestrian use or for those looking for a smallholding type set up. The two paddocks are flanked by woodland which contains a large pond. The barns currently just provide storage but offer excellent potential for development. There is also a large agricultural shed.
A substantial period dwelling circa 1867 beautifully set in private 2 acre grounds. 6 bed. 3 ensuite. Well balanced, generous accommodation around 4,000 sq. ft. Superb setting above the River Irthing adjacent to St Cuthbert, Nether Denton. A church has existed here from the 12th Century, on the site of a pre-Hadrianic Stanegate Roman Fort. The fort has never been systematically excavated but is judged to be of major archaeological importance. The area is noted for his natural beauty and historic interest, not least Hadrian's Wall UNESCO World Heritage Site. In terms of amenity, nearby Lanercost has a Tea Room with gift shop, a good primary school and cricket club. The market town of Brampton has a secondary school and good range of shops including a Cranstons Food Hall and Co-op. The regional centre Carlisle and the M6 are 20 minutes by car. Carlisle has a growing café culture a variety of excellent restaurants. The city's mainline station serves London in around 3 hours 20 and many other direct services including to Newcastle, Penrith, Lake District, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham. Hexham has a Waitrose and is 30 minutes by car. Hexham is a busy county town with an excellent range of amenities. Hexham Abbey is one of the earliest seats of Christianity in England. Newcastle International Airport is just 50 minutes by car.