Jacksons Barn, Water Yeat, Coniston, LA12 8DJ

Forming part of a delightful small development of six properties. 

 

The property is complimented by both traditional features and materials along with modern appointments and fittings all in a stylish manner.  A quirky property spread over three floors with various split levels offering generously proportioned accommodation with feature large open plan kitchen diner, with beautiful high vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, dual aspect lounge with feature original external barn doors, with two spacious double bedrooms both ensuites. Communal designated parking for two vehicles, low maintenance private garden/terrace with attractive country views.

 

The current owners let the property through Airbnb as a one-bedroomed property when they are not occupying it themselves.  They lock certain cupboards and the second bedroom to store their personal possessions.  The property could be let as a two-bedroomed property for increased income potential. The property is being sold with the majority of contents. 

 

This popular development is situated at Water Yeat which is a small hamlet on the South tip of Coniston Water, one of the most well known Lakes in the National Park renowned for it’s connection to Donald Campbell, John Ruskin and Arthur Ransome’s Swallows and Amazons. There are an abundance of walks and bike rides from the doorstep as well as a local public house situated approximately 1 mile away. The popular market town of Ulverston is only a 10-15 minute drive away with thriving shops and the train station giving access to London. 

 

The property has the advantage of planning stipulation as a holiday let only.

 

The property also has recent planning permission (July 2023) for 3 large rooflights should any new owners want to take advantage of further mountain views. 

Steps down to cosy snug, a perfect space to enjoy the social element of a semi open room to the kitchen. Inset quirky original feature shelf and wonderful views from the window seat to the surrounding countryside. 

Open balllustrade of painted and dark wood and steps leading down to;

A wondeful space with high vaulted ceilings and  dual aspect full length windows from side to side,  together with stone flagged flooring, original beams, TV point  and wall lights. A feature multifuel log burner sat on a slab of stone with an exposed black flue expanding  the full height of the room. Traditional open stone walls in the  glazed porch with additional  panels for light at the rear of the property  brings the outside in, cobbled pathway and has the original barn door that opens up to the rear gravelled courtyard.

 

Wooden steps lead down to the lower floor.

 

Understair cupboard providing useful storage. 

Travelling from the south on the A590 at Greenodd take the second exit at the roundabout signposted Coniston. Travel through Penny Bridge and turn right onto the A593 signposted Torver and Coniston.  As you enter Water Yeat veer first left and continue along the side road and after approximately 100m the  property can be found on the left, with parking to the rear.  Alternatively from the north and Coniston village, head towards Torver and turn left at the T junction and continue over Torver Common alongside Coniston Water, continue to Water Yeat and turn right on to the side road and property can be found on the right. 

 

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