Baycliffe House is a stunning detached period home dating back to 1659, located in the heart of Baycliffe village, Ulverston. This unique residence boasts a wealth of period features, including exposed beams, and is beautifully presented throughout. The property features two substantial reception rooms, one with a striking inglenook fireplace and exposed wooden ceiling beams, as well as a spacious kitchen with a central island and ample dining area. The ground floor also includes a shower room and access to a fully paved courtyard. The newelled staircase leads to a spacious landing and three bedrooms, including a historic 3rd floor attic room. The property also features a converted barn with two large rooms, a kitchen area, and toilet, as well as a charming two-story cottage with a secret elevated garden and previous planning permission to extend. With its rich history and charming character, Baycliffe House is a truly unique and special property.