Blagill House is a well-appointed stone-built house located in a rural hamlet near the market town of Alston in Cumbria. The property boasts four bedrooms spread over three floors, surrounded by gardens, a garage, and a stone bothy that can be converted. The house has been improved with newly installed solar panels and has been awarded a certificate of lawfulness to run a B&B. The interior features a bespoke kitchen with a range of wall and floor units, a stone inglenook fireplace, and a large bay window. The living room has a stone fireplace with a log burning stove, and the dining room has a split-level design with a large bay window. The first floor has a large double bedroom, a good-sized double bedroom, and a newly appointed shower room. The lower ground floor has a utility room, an office, and a living room with a second reception area and a glazed door to a pretty enclosed courtyard. The property also has a large garage and workshop, as well as a stone-flagged courtyard. The surrounding grounds feature mature gardens, a driveway with parking, and a lawn area bordered by stone walling. The property is freehold and has a council tax band of E.