Spacious barn conversion with 2-bed annexe, paddock and big Cumbrian views.
Six-bedroom main house with five bathrooms and original stone character
A handsome stone barn conversion set in roughly 0.91 acres with a paddock and beautifully tended gardens, offering expansive views across the Cumbrian hills on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The main house delivers generous, characterful living across three levels — exposed beams, deep-set stone window sills, a large sociable kitchen with island, a formal dining hall and a principal suite with balcony. The lower-ground kitchen and conservatory link well to outdoor patios, making the layout flexible for family life and entertaining.
Adjacent to the main residence is a self-contained two-bedroom annexe with private access and services. The annexe provides secure multi-generational living, holiday-let potential or home-office space, adding tangible value and versatility to the plot. Off-street parking, mature planting, flagged seating areas and a vegetable garden complete the picture of country living with modern conveniences such as fast broadband.
Buyers should note material practicalities: heating is oil-fired via boiler and radiators, and the stone walls are assumed uninsulated which may affect running costs. The property sits in a medium flood-risk area and council tax is described as quite expensive. While the house has been significantly upgraded, anyone seeking a turnkey low-maintenance home should factor these issues into running-cost and insurance estimates.
For purchasers seeking extra land, additional acreage is available by separate negotiation, offering scope for equestrian use or a small holding. This property will suit families wanting generous space and countryside lifestyle, multi-generational households needing independent accommodation, or investors seeking a holiday-let or rental income from the annexe.