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£460,0003 bedroom barn conversion for sale
Hallbank, Cumbria LA10
Barn conversion
3 beds
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Converted stone barn
- Well manicured landscaped gardens and parking
- Views of the fells
- Rural yet accessible position and close to M6 motorway links
A beautifully converted stone barn sitting within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Offering generous living accommodation and character throughout with a beautiful manicured garden and stunning outlook with views over the Howgill fells.This charming character home has been loving converted and restored by the current vendors to provide a spacious family home. Nestled on the edge of the sought after town of Sedbergh, The Cart House offers the best of both being in a rural and convenient position with the stunning outlook with breath taking views over towards the Howgill and Cumbrian fells.
Hallbank is a small hamlet of approximately 12 properties which are set a short drive from the quaint and charming market town of Sedbergh. The location offers a perfect balance of privacy and accessibility with everything on hand. Sedbergh is renowned for its rich heritage in literacy and is famous as a book town. Its vibrant community and excellent amenities including shops, cafes, public houses and excellent schools are all nestled within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and have a stunning backdrop. The location is ideal for those who want to enjoy the outdoors with endless opportunities for activities such as hiking, cycling and enjoying the wildlife. For those looking to travel further, Junction 37 of the M6 motorway is approximately a 10 minute drive away from the centre of the town and whether it’s a quiet peaceful lifestyle or part of a thriving community this property offers the best of both worlds.
Situated in the corner of the Hallbank development, the property occupies a quite corner with a superb outlook. Having been lovingly restored and converted from its former use, there is plenty of feature and character throughout. The property is accessed from the rear, with a welcoming entrance porch which opens to a spacious family kitchen/dining area. There is kitchen units to one side providing amble storage and cooking facilities, and a generous sized dining space making this an ideal family room. Steps lead to a lounge area which has a generous open space with windows to the side elevation, set around a central feature fireplace, with a feature stone chimney breast and inset open fire. With ceiling beams and beams over the windows there is a cosy and welcoming feel to this space. From the living room is a good size storage area which leads under the stairs and provides accessible storage. The staircase climbs alongside the feature barn window which floods the property with natural light and is a great feature. The first floor accommodation is set around a central landing space with a large bedroom situated at one end of the property with an outlook to the side elevation and a Velux window. This space has a fitted cupboard to one side providing excellent storage. Centrally there is a good size bedroom with a feature window and beam above. The third bedroom provides a good size double bedroom again with a feature window with beams above and an outlook over the garden area. The house bathroom offers a three-piece suite with bath with shower over, WC and wash hand basin.
Outside the property enjoys a beautiful cottage garden, which has been designed and created to make the most of the position outlook and views beyond. With a gravelled driveway providing parking at the front and side leading to the rear garden there is amble parking space for the property. The garden is created of different areas including lawned areas and paths which wind through the mature shrubbery and planting, with dwarf stone walls and flagged areas being a perfect situation to enjoy the stunning backdrop. The gardens are encompassed with a drystone wall which is in keeping with the setting and adds to the charm and character of the grounds. This garden is a beautiful setting and ideal for unwinding in the fresh air and enjoying the beautiful grounds and surroundings.
If you are looking for an accessible yet rural position with generous living accommodation which can be made your own this is the perfect home.
Hallbank is a small hamlet of approximately 12 properties which are set a short drive from the quaint and charming market town of Sedbergh. The location offers a perfect balance of privacy and accessibility with everything on hand. Sedbergh is renowned for its rich heritage in literacy and is famous as a book town. Its vibrant community and excellent amenities including shops, cafes, public houses and excellent schools are all nestled within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and have a stunning backdrop. The location is ideal for those who want to enjoy the outdoors with endless opportunities for activities such as hiking, cycling and enjoying the wildlife. For those looking to travel further, Junction 37 of the M6 motorway is approximately a 10 minute drive away from the centre of the town and whether it’s a quiet peaceful lifestyle or part of a thriving community this property offers the best of both worlds.
Situated in the corner of the Hallbank development, the property occupies a quite corner with a superb outlook. Having been lovingly restored and converted from its former use, there is plenty of feature and character throughout. The property is accessed from the rear, with a welcoming entrance porch which opens to a spacious family kitchen/dining area. There is kitchen units to one side providing amble storage and cooking facilities, and a generous sized dining space making this an ideal family room. Steps lead to a lounge area which has a generous open space with windows to the side elevation, set around a central feature fireplace, with a feature stone chimney breast and inset open fire. With ceiling beams and beams over the windows there is a cosy and welcoming feel to this space. From the living room is a good size storage area which leads under the stairs and provides accessible storage. The staircase climbs alongside the feature barn window which floods the property with natural light and is a great feature. The first floor accommodation is set around a central landing space with a large bedroom situated at one end of the property with an outlook to the side elevation and a Velux window. This space has a fitted cupboard to one side providing excellent storage. Centrally there is a good size bedroom with a feature window and beam above. The third bedroom provides a good size double bedroom again with a feature window with beams above and an outlook over the garden area. The house bathroom offers a three-piece suite with bath with shower over, WC and wash hand basin.
Outside the property enjoys a beautiful cottage garden, which has been designed and created to make the most of the position outlook and views beyond. With a gravelled driveway providing parking at the front and side leading to the rear garden there is amble parking space for the property. The garden is created of different areas including lawned areas and paths which wind through the mature shrubbery and planting, with dwarf stone walls and flagged areas being a perfect situation to enjoy the stunning backdrop. The gardens are encompassed with a drystone wall which is in keeping with the setting and adds to the charm and character of the grounds. This garden is a beautiful setting and ideal for unwinding in the fresh air and enjoying the beautiful grounds and surroundings.
If you are looking for an accessible yet rural position with generous living accommodation which can be made your own this is the perfect home.
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