4 bedroom house
Kirkoswald, Penrith, Cumbria, CA10 1EN
Guide Price
£400,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Fishing Rights and Lakes, Overage / Clawback, Paddock, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Nov 2021
- Removed: May 2022
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Fishing Rights and Lakes, Overage / Clawback, Paddock, Woodland
A generously proportioned house with outbuildings, double garage and adjoining rear paddock in all around 0.8 acres. Four double bedrooms. Located within the conservation area of this desirable Eden Valley village with good amenity. Tremendous potential for residential/commercial applications subject to planning.
APPROXIMATE DISTANCES IN MILES Lazonby 1.5 | Penrith - West Coast Mainline Station 8.8 | M6 South J40 9.3 | M6 North J42 13.2 | Carlisle - West Coast Mainline Station 16.7 | North Pennines AONB - Alston 13.3 | Lake District - Ullswater 14, Keswick 27 | Newcastle International Airport 55.2
ACCOMMODATION SUMMARY Hall and stairs | Sitting room | Dining room | Living room/home office | Kitchen | Lobby | First floor landing | Side facing double bedrooms one & two | Front facing double bedroom three | Rear facing double bedroom four | Bathroom | Generous stone outbuilding and double garage | Garden | Adjoining paddock with views around 0.8 acre | Council Tax Band - D | Energy Performance Rating - F | Freehold
WHY KIRKOSWALD Kirkoswald lies in a lush rural landscape by hedgerows and stone walls with areas of woodland. The village is enclosed to the north and east by the gently rolling foothills of the North Pennines. To the immediate south and west is the River Eden, a Special Area of Conservation. The village has a primary school, quaint village shop and pub. St Oswald's Church, parts of which date from the 12th century is on the southern edge of the village overlooking the River Eden. Lazonby, just a few minutes by car has further amenity including a convenience store. The Lake district, Carlisle, Penrith and the M6 are readily accessible. The general are is known for its historic and natural interest.
DESCRIPTION Sandhill is an interesting package comprising a well balanced family home with adjoining outbuildings and paddock all uniquely set within a beautiful Eden Valley village. The potential is broad for those with an entrepreneurial spirit as the desirable Eden Valley setting near the Lake District provides a great starting point to explore the area from. The outbuildings lend themselves for conversion into generous holiday accommodation and the rear paddock which benefits from a wonderful elevated aspect over the village to the fells beyond would make a wonderful glamping site. They could also be refurbished to provide excellent workshop, studio or for other commercial ventures.
The house has a traditional four square layout enjoying three reception rooms and four first floor bedrooms. The kitchen has an Aga and patio doors to the private rear garden. The generous first floor bathroom could be altered to create an additional shower/bathroom. A number of the rooms are placed to take advantage of the property's elevated position with aspect over the village and countryside.
NB Please note that the purchase is subject to an overage clause.
Marketed by: Hayward Tod, Carlisle
APPROXIMATE DISTANCES IN MILES Lazonby 1.5 | Penrith - West Coast Mainline Station 8.8 | M6 South J40 9.3 | M6 North J42 13.2 | Carlisle - West Coast Mainline Station 16.7 | North Pennines AONB - Alston 13.3 | Lake District - Ullswater 14, Keswick 27 | Newcastle International Airport 55.2
ACCOMMODATION SUMMARY Hall and stairs | Sitting room | Dining room | Living room/home office | Kitchen | Lobby | First floor landing | Side facing double bedrooms one & two | Front facing double bedroom three | Rear facing double bedroom four | Bathroom | Generous stone outbuilding and double garage | Garden | Adjoining paddock with views around 0.8 acre | Council Tax Band - D | Energy Performance Rating - F | Freehold
WHY KIRKOSWALD Kirkoswald lies in a lush rural landscape by hedgerows and stone walls with areas of woodland. The village is enclosed to the north and east by the gently rolling foothills of the North Pennines. To the immediate south and west is the River Eden, a Special Area of Conservation. The village has a primary school, quaint village shop and pub. St Oswald's Church, parts of which date from the 12th century is on the southern edge of the village overlooking the River Eden. Lazonby, just a few minutes by car has further amenity including a convenience store. The Lake district, Carlisle, Penrith and the M6 are readily accessible. The general are is known for its historic and natural interest.
DESCRIPTION Sandhill is an interesting package comprising a well balanced family home with adjoining outbuildings and paddock all uniquely set within a beautiful Eden Valley village. The potential is broad for those with an entrepreneurial spirit as the desirable Eden Valley setting near the Lake District provides a great starting point to explore the area from. The outbuildings lend themselves for conversion into generous holiday accommodation and the rear paddock which benefits from a wonderful elevated aspect over the village to the fells beyond would make a wonderful glamping site. They could also be refurbished to provide excellent workshop, studio or for other commercial ventures.
The house has a traditional four square layout enjoying three reception rooms and four first floor bedrooms. The kitchen has an Aga and patio doors to the private rear garden. The generous first floor bathroom could be altered to create an additional shower/bathroom. A number of the rooms are placed to take advantage of the property's elevated position with aspect over the village and countryside.
NB Please note that the purchase is subject to an overage clause.
Marketed by: Hayward Tod, Carlisle
Land Registry Data
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