House For Sale £350,000
Appleby-in-Westmorland is a very attractive and historic market town in the Eden Valley. It is close to both the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks. The A66 provides good access across the country and access to the M6 and west coast mainline station at Penrith is only approx. 15 miles and 20 mins drive.
This house is understood to be a former Farmhouse and dairy and some features remain to connect to that history. A grade II listed building it is believed to date from the late 18th Century and traditionally built with roughcast walls and slate roof. The garden outbuilding and the garages show off the attractive local red sandstone.
The house benefits from double glazing and recently replaced gas central heating. A central front door opens into the hall and the main living room to the left has a warming woodburning stove. To the rear is a music room that opens directly to the rear garden. Back to the other side of the hall is the dining room which similar to the living room has a large feature square bay window to the front, most likely a 20th Century addition. A further addition is a sunroom to the side which offers many possible uses. The breakfast room is central to the rear of the house and gives that homely space which is likely to be the heart of the house. The kitchen is partly open plan and the feature former dairy doors lead to the cloakroom and utility room. The first floor has a landing with stain glass and rear raised dormer window. The master bedroom is a great size with a good run of fitted wardrobes. The other 3 bedrooms are all well-proportioned, 2 to the rear and 1 on the front. The house bathroom has been adapted with a special bath and a separate shower. The outside spaces add to the appeal of this great family home.
The rear door opens to an enclosed courtyard and the detached garden store building is divided into 3 separate stores. The large rear garden offers lawns, beds, borders, former orchard and is generally a large open space. The front garden is raised up from the road and is a mature mix of heathers and other shrubs with Holly and Yew Trees.
EPC band: D
This house is understood to be a former Farmhouse and dairy and some features remain to connect to that history. A grade II listed building it is believed to date from the late 18th Century and traditionally built with roughcast walls and slate roof. The garden outbuilding and the garages show off the attractive local red sandstone.
The house benefits from double glazing and recently replaced gas central heating. A central front door opens into the hall and the main living room to the left has a warming woodburning stove. To the rear is a music room that opens directly to the rear garden. Back to the other side of the hall is the dining room which similar to the living room has a large feature square bay window to the front, most likely a 20th Century addition. A further addition is a sunroom to the side which offers many possible uses. The breakfast room is central to the rear of the house and gives that homely space which is likely to be the heart of the house. The kitchen is partly open plan and the feature former dairy doors lead to the cloakroom and utility room. The first floor has a landing with stain glass and rear raised dormer window. The master bedroom is a great size with a good run of fitted wardrobes. The other 3 bedrooms are all well-proportioned, 2 to the rear and 1 on the front. The house bathroom has been adapted with a special bath and a separate shower. The outside spaces add to the appeal of this great family home.
The rear door opens to an enclosed courtyard and the detached garden store building is divided into 3 separate stores. The large rear garden offers lawns, beds, borders, former orchard and is generally a large open space. The front garden is raised up from the road and is a mature mix of heathers and other shrubs with Holly and Yew Trees.
EPC band: D
