Willow Barn
Newbiggin, Carnforth, Cumbria, LA6 2PN
Guide Price
£1,300,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Equestrian, Smallholding
Land Tags: Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jun 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Equestrian, Smallholding
- Land Tags: Pasture Land
In a quiet, rural location tucked away down a country lane, Willow Barn is a stunning and exceptionally well-appointed contemporary country property plus high amenity value and equestrian facilities (stables, all weather manège and land).
Bought by the present owners in 1995, the property has undergone a complete refurbishment, finished to an exceptional standard with high quality fixtures and fittings, extension of the kitchen and addition of the splendid garden room in 2011 - and the gardens have been beautifully landscaped.
The land was purchased separately, in two lots, with the stables and manège built in 2004; all in all this is a perfect package, particularly for those with equestrian interest or for those who have aspirations to own a smallholding, diversification or interest in nature and conservation.
Let us take you on a tour....
The entrance hall is a room itself; double height in part and galleried to the landing above, there are French windows leading out onto a flagged seating terrace.
The spacious dual aspect sitting room with Home Cinema and large multi fuel stove set in a red brick alcove with flagged hearth - sit back and relax with the family. A dining room provides space for formal dining.
A fabulous sociable dining kitchen is at the heart of the home with a comprehensive range of cream shaker base and wall units with integral appliances, complimentary tiling and limestone tiled floor; to one end, there is a bespoke fitted table.
A stunning light and bright garden room opens up from the kitchen - this triple aspect room has four sets of French windows leading out onto the gardens and terrace and a further door with windows. For the colder evenings, there is contemporary stove.
Off the kitchen is a useful utility room and cloakroom.
From the entrance hall, the staircase leads to a galleried landing off which are five double bedrooms, one being en suite, a house bathroom and a cupboard housing the hot water cylinder and boiler.
The principal bedroom is fitted with a range of built-in wardrobes and has a good-sized five piece contemporary en suite bathroom with an optical shaped bath, large walk in shower and twin vanity wash basins.
Bedroom 4 is currently used as an office and has French windows and a glass Juliette balcony from which to enjoy the lovely far reaching views towards the Lakeland Fells. The four piece contemporary house bathroom completes the picture.
Outdoor space
A gravel driveway, provides ample parking for family and friends to the front and a blocked paved area for one car to the side and gated access to the rear garden.
The terraced gardens to the rear have been landscaped and provide a quiet, peaceful haven to sit and relax - there is a slate flagged terrace running the full length of the house, an elevated circular seating terrace from which to enjoy the splendid views, water feature, mature planting and lawn.
Land, stables and manège
To the north of Willow Barn there is gated access to an L shaped block of six stables including tack room (re-roofed c. 2021) with a turn out area to the rear and to the front, a high specification purpose built all weather arena (60m x 20m), ideal for dressage and jumping. There's also excellent parking provision, a midden and space for storage.
Located to the north of the stables is c 8.61 acres (3.48 hectares) of well-maintained meadow and pasture land comprising livestock fencing and traditional drystone walls. In addition, there is a further 14.14 acres (5.72 hectares) of adjacent meadow and pasture land, including a large pond.
The land is in good heart and has good road access as well as access to Sealford Beck on the eastern boundary - this will be of interest to those with an interest in conservation or seeking a small piece of this beautiful English countryside.
The land is currently grazed by a local farmer and the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) entitlements are included in the sale.
Marketed by: Davis & Bowring, Kirkby Lonsdale
Bought by the present owners in 1995, the property has undergone a complete refurbishment, finished to an exceptional standard with high quality fixtures and fittings, extension of the kitchen and addition of the splendid garden room in 2011 - and the gardens have been beautifully landscaped.
The land was purchased separately, in two lots, with the stables and manège built in 2004; all in all this is a perfect package, particularly for those with equestrian interest or for those who have aspirations to own a smallholding, diversification or interest in nature and conservation.
Let us take you on a tour....
The entrance hall is a room itself; double height in part and galleried to the landing above, there are French windows leading out onto a flagged seating terrace.
The spacious dual aspect sitting room with Home Cinema and large multi fuel stove set in a red brick alcove with flagged hearth - sit back and relax with the family. A dining room provides space for formal dining.
A fabulous sociable dining kitchen is at the heart of the home with a comprehensive range of cream shaker base and wall units with integral appliances, complimentary tiling and limestone tiled floor; to one end, there is a bespoke fitted table.
A stunning light and bright garden room opens up from the kitchen - this triple aspect room has four sets of French windows leading out onto the gardens and terrace and a further door with windows. For the colder evenings, there is contemporary stove.
Off the kitchen is a useful utility room and cloakroom.
From the entrance hall, the staircase leads to a galleried landing off which are five double bedrooms, one being en suite, a house bathroom and a cupboard housing the hot water cylinder and boiler.
The principal bedroom is fitted with a range of built-in wardrobes and has a good-sized five piece contemporary en suite bathroom with an optical shaped bath, large walk in shower and twin vanity wash basins.
Bedroom 4 is currently used as an office and has French windows and a glass Juliette balcony from which to enjoy the lovely far reaching views towards the Lakeland Fells. The four piece contemporary house bathroom completes the picture.
Outdoor space
A gravel driveway, provides ample parking for family and friends to the front and a blocked paved area for one car to the side and gated access to the rear garden.
The terraced gardens to the rear have been landscaped and provide a quiet, peaceful haven to sit and relax - there is a slate flagged terrace running the full length of the house, an elevated circular seating terrace from which to enjoy the splendid views, water feature, mature planting and lawn.
Land, stables and manège
To the north of Willow Barn there is gated access to an L shaped block of six stables including tack room (re-roofed c. 2021) with a turn out area to the rear and to the front, a high specification purpose built all weather arena (60m x 20m), ideal for dressage and jumping. There's also excellent parking provision, a midden and space for storage.
Located to the north of the stables is c 8.61 acres (3.48 hectares) of well-maintained meadow and pasture land comprising livestock fencing and traditional drystone walls. In addition, there is a further 14.14 acres (5.72 hectares) of adjacent meadow and pasture land, including a large pond.
The land is in good heart and has good road access as well as access to Sealford Beck on the eastern boundary - this will be of interest to those with an interest in conservation or seeking a small piece of this beautiful English countryside.
The land is currently grazed by a local farmer and the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) entitlements are included in the sale.
Marketed by: Davis & Bowring, Kirkby Lonsdale
Land Registry Data
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