Old Low House is a unique and historic property located in the Lake District National Park, dating back to the late 1600s. The property has been lovingly restored and updated over the years, retaining many of its original features such as exposed oak trusses, traditional Lakeland slate, and flagged floors. The property has a charming layout with four reception rooms, six generously proportioned bedrooms, one bathroom, shower room, utility room, and WC. The property also features a horseshoe-shaped garden with an outhouse, double garage, and plenty of parking for several cars. The property has a rich history and is full of character, with plenty of scope for further renovation and development. It is located in the quiet rural residential hamlet of Ayside, which is easily accessible to the popular village of Cartmel and the delights of the Lake District.