This picturesque, detached former corn mill, Mill House, is located on the edge of the Western Lake District National Park and boasts extensive gardens, a double garage, and outbuildings. The property has a rich history dating back to 1647 and has been thoughtfully updated to incorporate modern conveniences while preserving its charming historical charm. The main living areas are bright and spacious, featuring exposed original beams, traditional inglenook fireplaces, and lovely views of the gardens. The kitchen is equipped with a range of units and appliances, including an oil-fired AGA, and there are four reception rooms, including a snug and sitting room/dining room with a log burner. The property has five bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and a luxurious bathroom with a contemporary freestanding bath. The gardens are a sanctuary for wildlife and feature a picturesque wooden bridge over the old mill stream, as well as a private terrace and lawned area with a pond and fell views. The outbuildings offer a range of storage and recreational uses and could potentially be developed into a residential or holiday annexe. The village of Lamplugh is nearby, offering amenities such as a pub and village hall, and the property is within commuting distance of many busy centers.