Old Low House, a charming property dating back to the late 1600s, is nestled in the Lake District National Park. The property has undergone various transformations, including a 1970 renovation that preserved its traditional features, such as exposed oak trusses, flagged floors, and slate sills. The current owners have made upgrades, including a ground-floor extension and the construction of a double garage. The property boasts four reception rooms, six generously sized bedrooms, one bathroom, shower room, utility room, and WC. The horseshoe-shaped garden features an outhouse, double garage, and ample parking. With its unique layout and potential for renovation, Old Low House is an ideal opportunity for those seeking a characterful home in a picturesque setting.