Old Low House, a unique and characterful home, is a converted farmhouse dating back to the late 1600s, situated in the boundary of the Lake District National Park. The property features traditional Lakeland slate throughout, original exposed oak trusses, flagged floors, and stone millions. With a unique layout, it has four reception rooms, six bedrooms, one bathroom, shower room, utility room, and WC. The property has undergone upgrades, including an extension to include a ground floor bedroom, shower room, utility, and double garage. The garden is horseshoe-shaped with an outhouse, double garage, and plenty of parking. The property is in the quiet rural hamlet of Ayside, close to the popular village of Cartmel and offers great potential for renovation.