House For Sale £489,500
DELIGHTFUL DETACHED CHARACTER FARMHOUSE. Set on a good size, pleasant plot - FABULOUS RURAL VIEWS to the fells. Lovely village setting & close to the coast. Fantastic walks & bike rides straight from the door. NO CHAIN.
This delightful character farmhouse, set within the Lake District National Park, dates back to circa 1750. Set within a good size plot, with well maintained and manicured gardens. Affording ample off road parking via an in and out driveway with the added benefit of a double garage with an inspection pit. To the rear of the plot there are storage outbuildings which benefit from planning permission for conversion to a 2-bedroom annex.
Located to the northern side of the pretty village of Bootle, the property enjoys delightful views over farmland and across to Black Combe and fells. Sold with no ongoing chain, this lovely family home offers flexible living accommodation including a large conservatory and an open fire.
Directions
Leave the M6 on Junction 36 and follow the A590 West. Continue along onto the A5092 then the A595 until you reach Bootle. Drive through the village of Bootle and the property is located to the northern side of the village, on the left hand side of the road, just after 'The Byre Cafe'.
Location
The property is located in the attractive Lake District National Park village of Bootle which nestles between the beautiful West Cumbrian coastline and the majestic fells of the Lake District. Bootle is perfectly placed for exploring this most beautiful and unspoilt part of England, including Wasdale, Eskdale and the Duddon Valley.
Bootle has a thriving community; the village has a shop and post office, a primary school, churches, surgery, gym, licensed restaurant, cafe and bike shop.
Bootle is also well placed for Ravenglass, a pretty village on the Esk Estuary, famous for the "L'al Ratty" railway and its Roman associations, and for Muncaster Castle. It is also convenient for Whitehaven, Sellafield, Silecroft, Millom and Broughton-in-Furness. There is a railway station at nearby Bootle Station and the A595 provides good road access to the West Cumbrian towns and to Ulverston and beyond.
what3words = dwell.treaty.grumbling
Outside
Set within a large plot, featuring a large, well manicured garden with ornamental pond and borders. In and out carriage driveway allowing access from two entrances. Featuring ample parking spaces for a motorhome, boat, caravan etc. Two good size buidlings with permission to convert - planning permission has been granted.
Services
The property has mains water, drainage and electrics. Oil fired central heating.
Planning permission has been granted for ancillary accommodation. For further details please see -
Planning reference number: 7/2022/4062
Freehold property
Council Tax Band D
This delightful character farmhouse, set within the Lake District National Park, dates back to circa 1750. Set within a good size plot, with well maintained and manicured gardens. Affording ample off road parking via an in and out driveway with the added benefit of a double garage with an inspection pit. To the rear of the plot there are storage outbuildings which benefit from planning permission for conversion to a 2-bedroom annex.
Located to the northern side of the pretty village of Bootle, the property enjoys delightful views over farmland and across to Black Combe and fells. Sold with no ongoing chain, this lovely family home offers flexible living accommodation including a large conservatory and an open fire.
Directions
Leave the M6 on Junction 36 and follow the A590 West. Continue along onto the A5092 then the A595 until you reach Bootle. Drive through the village of Bootle and the property is located to the northern side of the village, on the left hand side of the road, just after 'The Byre Cafe'.
Location
The property is located in the attractive Lake District National Park village of Bootle which nestles between the beautiful West Cumbrian coastline and the majestic fells of the Lake District. Bootle is perfectly placed for exploring this most beautiful and unspoilt part of England, including Wasdale, Eskdale and the Duddon Valley.
Bootle has a thriving community; the village has a shop and post office, a primary school, churches, surgery, gym, licensed restaurant, cafe and bike shop.
Bootle is also well placed for Ravenglass, a pretty village on the Esk Estuary, famous for the "L'al Ratty" railway and its Roman associations, and for Muncaster Castle. It is also convenient for Whitehaven, Sellafield, Silecroft, Millom and Broughton-in-Furness. There is a railway station at nearby Bootle Station and the A595 provides good road access to the West Cumbrian towns and to Ulverston and beyond.
what3words = dwell.treaty.grumbling
Outside
Set within a large plot, featuring a large, well manicured garden with ornamental pond and borders. In and out carriage driveway allowing access from two entrances. Featuring ample parking spaces for a motorhome, boat, caravan etc. Two good size buidlings with permission to convert - planning permission has been granted.
Services
The property has mains water, drainage and electrics. Oil fired central heating.
Planning permission has been granted for ancillary accommodation. For further details please see -
Planning reference number: 7/2022/4062
Freehold property
Council Tax Band D
