Thrushbank is a beautifully restored 17th-century farmhouse in the Lake District, offering extensive frontage onto Loweswater. The property has been sympathetically modernized and features a mix of traditional and modern elements, including a grand drawing room with window seats and a carved oak mantel, a well-equipped kitchen with granite work surfaces, and a spacious study with carved oak detailing. The property has a U-shaped layout around a pretty courtyard and includes a detached converted barn that could be used as holiday lettings. The gardens and grounds are a highlight, with a series of terraces, seating and dining areas, a kitchen garden, and a Hartley Botanical greenhouse. The property also has 78 acres of land, which is primarily in grass with pockets of mixed woodland and contributes to the dramatic Lake District landscape. Thrushbank offers a unique and peaceful retreat with panoramic views across the lake and surrounding countryside, and is within walking distance of the Kirkstile Inn and the banks of Loweswater.