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Matthews Benjamin
Loughrigg Villa, Kelsick Road
Ambleside
Cumbria
LA22 0BZ
Telephone:
015394 32220
Fell Foot House, Nibthwaite, Ulverston LA12 8DF
Property Features
- Detached Lakeland stone built property
- Original features & exposed stone walls
- Lounge, snug and garden room
- Four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
- Delightful social kitchen diner
- Garden & patio
- Rural location
- Countryside views
- Parking
Property Summary
Fell Foot House is a traditional detached four bedroom stone built barn which was converted into a farmhouse in the 1930’s. The property offers a generous sociable kitchen diner, a cosy lounge, sun room, boot room and plenty of outdoor space. It would suit a variety of buyers, whether as a family home, holiday let or holiday retreat.
Full Details
Fell Foot House is a traditional detached four bedroom stone built barn which was converted into a farmhouse in the 1930’s. The property offers a generous sociable kitchen diner, a cosy lounge, sun room, boot room and plenty of outdoor space. It would suit a variety of buyers, whether as a family home, holiday let or holiday retreat.
Fell Foot House is a traditional detached four bedroom stone built barn which was converted into a farmhouse in the 1930’s. The property offers a generous sociable kitchen diner, a cosy lounge, sun room, boot room and plenty of outdoor space. It would suit a variety of buyers, whether as a family home, holiday let or holiday retreat.
The property also incorporates an integral compact self-contained unit, offering options for holiday rental, home office or a self contained space for friends and relatives. This is on the ground floor with level access.
Situation
High Nibthwaite is a unique hamlet, situated on the south eastern shores of Coniston Water. In former days it would have been a bustling place, storing and transporting charcoal, slate and other commodities down the River Crake. Now it is a peaceful corner of the Lake District National Park, with the lake, woodlands & waterfalls on the doorstep. Famous for Arthur Ransome, author of Swallows and Amazons, who spent his childhood holidays here and from which he gained inspiration for his stories later in life. Properties rarely come up for sale in High Nibthwaite and the current owners have lived here for forty years. This is a rare opportunity to purchase close to Coniston water.
Accommodation
Boot Room
Rear glazed door leading into useful boot room with Belfast sink and quarry tiled floor. Pine-panelled ceiling, exposed beams and velux window. Internal glazed door leading into:
Kitchen/Diner
A well proportioned light and airy dual aspect room with feature brick chimney breast with integrated oil fired Aga. A selection of wall and base units with worktop. 1.5 bowl sink unit with mixer tap, four ring electric hob, electric oven and plumbing for dishwasher. Part wall tiled and built in integrated cupboards. Internal door leading through to:
Hallway
Original glazed front door and staircase.
Living Room
A characterful room with an original cast iron fireplace with tile surround. Rear hallway with useful understair cupboard leading to:
Snug
Small kitchenette, wall and base unit with two ring gas hob, Belfast sink and wall mounted microwave. Cosy corner wood burning stove with quarry tile hearth and vaulted pine panelled ceiling, velux and exposed beams.
Garden Room
Feature Lakeland stone exposed wall and sliding patio doors with garden views.
Study/Single Bedroom
This could be used as an occasional single bedroom or a study. Electric wall heater. Level access.
Shower Room
Three piece white suite comprising of double corner shower cubicle, WC and wash hand basin with mixer tap. Level access.
First Floor Landing
Feature exposed Lakeland stone wall, concealed electric meter and consumer unit. Window seat enjoying wonderful country views.
Front Bedroom One
Light and airy double room with high ceiling. Electric fire sat on slate hearth in front of previous open fire.
Front Bedroom Two
A well proportioned double room with countryside views.
Rear Bedroom Three
A spacious double room with lovely garden and fell views.
Bathroom
A generously proportioned four piece suite comprising of shower cubicle, clawfoot bath, WC and pedestal wash hand basin. Majority wall tiled and fully floor tiled. Built in airing cupboard.
Outside
The property has a private designated parking space whilst there is private gated access leading to additional parking. Delightful lawned area with a selection of planted mature shrubs and bushes with a terrific sunny aspect wit country views. Designated patio area and oil tank. Please note: the neighbouring small barn has right of access. An additional neighbour has a narrow right of way to their garden.
Services
Mains electric, water and oil fired heating. Shared private drainage due to be replaced.
Tenure
Freehold. Vacant possession on completion.
Council Tax Band
F
Directions
From the south, turn off the A590 at Greenodd, A5092, then right on to A5084. At Lowick, turn right towards East of Lake. The property is next to the old red telephone box.
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Broadband/Mobile
For information on broadband and mobile services at the property, we advise prospective purchasers to consult the Ofcom website: checker.ofcom.org.uk