Our Summary

Self-contained section of the ground floor with its own access - ideal for an annexe or holiday let, subject to permissions

Outbuildings with real potential for equestrian use - the former stables and barn are ready to be put back to work

One section of the ground floor - with its own external access, a reception room, a shower room and a further sitting room - could work well as a self-contained annexe for a dependent relative or even a holiday let, subject to the usual permissions

Outside, the cobbled courtyard gives you parking for up to ten vehicles and leads to a range of outbuildings - a barn, former stables, a two-storey store and a wood store - with real potential for equestrian use or creative conversion (STPP)

Description

Mill Place is a five-bedroom Victorian home situated in a quiet corner of the National Park in western Cumbria. The property originated from two Victorian workers' cottages, retaining its unique character and flexibility. It features a sociable aga kitchen with solid oak units, granite worktops, and French doors leading to the garden.

The ground floor also includes a formal lounge, a cosy snug, a separate dining room, and a study, as well as a possible self-contained annexe with its own access. Upstairs, five double bedrooms are arranged across two staircases, with the main bedroom being a suite with an ensuite bathroom and the views of the countryside. The property is surrounded by a cobbled courtyard with outbuildings, including a barn, stables, and storage buildings, with potential for equestrian use or creative conversion.

The formal gardens lead to a swimming pool with stunning views of Irton Pike and the surrounding countryside, with a paddock and orchard extending to just under five acres.

5 bed detached house

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