Spacious L-shaped living/dining room with dual-aspect windows and countryside views
Principal bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite shower room
Good-sized rear garden with patio, lawn and established planting
Paved driveway for two cars plus detached garage with electric door
Single-storey layout ideal for downsizers; modest internal footprint
Leasehold on a park/retirement site — check lease and service charges
Excellent mobile signal, average broadband; very low crime and no flood risk
Council tax very cheap, but confirm utilities and site rules before buying
This single-storey detached park-style home is geared to over‑50s seeking a low-maintenance, countryside retreat. The L-shaped living/dining area and dual-aspect windows create a bright, sociable living space that opens onto a generous rear garden with open rural and fell views — ideal for morning coffee or light gardening. The principal bedroom includes a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite; a second double bedroom and family bathroom complete the accommodation.
Outside offers practical benefits: a paved driveway with space for at least two cars and a detached garage with electric up-and-over door provide secure parking and storage. The plot is larger than typical for this property type, with established planting, a flagged patio and lawned rear garden that maximises the outlook.
Important practical points for buyers: the property is leasehold and located on a retirement/park-style site, so prospective purchasers should check the lease terms, site rules and any service charges. Internal floorspace is modest compared with a conventional house, so the layout suits downsizers or those wanting single-level living rather than families requiring larger living areas.
The location scores well for safety and mobile signal, with very low crime and excellent phone coverage; broadband speeds are average. Council tax is very cheap and flood risk is nil, adding to the practical appeal for retirees looking for a secure, low-cost base in rural Cumbria.
