Old Low House, a charming property dating back to the late 1600s, is nestled in the Lake District National Park. The original farmhouse was transformed into a family home in the 1970s, retaining many of its traditional features, including exposed oak trusses, Lakeland slate, and flagged floors. The property has undergone upgrades, including an extension to include a ground-floor bedroom, shower room, utility, and double garage. With six generously proportioned bedrooms, one bathroom, shower room, utility room, and WC, Old Low House offers a unique layout and plenty of scope for a renovation project. The property is situated in the quiet rural hamlet of Ayside, just three miles from the popular village of Cartmel, and offers easy access to the Lake District's many attractions. The property also comes with a parcel of land (circa 1.55 acres) located a mile away.