Baycliffe House is a stunning detached period home dating back to 1659, situated 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 a spacious kitchen with a central island, wooden cabinets, and a dining room that opens onto a fully paved courtyard. The first floor offers a spacious landing with high ceilings that connects to three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property also features a converted barn with two large rooms, a kitchen area, and a toilet, as well as a two-story cottage with a secret elevated garden. The cottage has previously had planning permission to extend for accommodation purposes, and the expired planning permission and plans are available to view. With its rich history, charm, and character, Baycliffe House is a truly unique and special property that offers a wonderful lifestyle.