4 bed detached house

This Grade II listed four-bedroom home, built in 1769, is situated in the heart of the village of Dacre within the Lake District National Park. The property features a wealth of original details including inglenook fireplaces, sash windows with shutters, exposed stonework, and traditional latch doors. The interior includes a characterful kitchen/dining space with a bespoke wooden units, a ceramic sink, and a cream Belling range.

The kitchen flows into a utility room and a WC, while double doors lead to a dining room and garden room with direct access to the rear garden. The main living room has an original inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove, while a second reception room offers flexibility with a stone fireplace. The first floor features four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with a front aspect and two large fitted cupboards, and two bathrooms.

The property also includes a shower room, a second bathroom with a bath, and a spacious landing with understairs cupboard. Externally, the property features a substantial outhouse, private allocated parking for two vehicles, and beautifully manicured gardens to the front and a charming rear garden with a gravelled seating area, lawn, and established shrubs and flowers.