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Huis en eengezinswoning te koop — Winster

United Kingdom > England > Cumbria > Winster
EUR 1.123.021

Huis en eengezinswoning (Te koop)

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Referentie: EDEN-T98255325 / 98255325
Welcome to West View, Crosthwaite, Kendal, LA8 8HX Dating back to the 1800s, West View stands in a central position within Crosthwaite. Highly charismatic with a traditional Lakeland aesthetic this extensive cottage once saw life as a farmhouse, attached barn and farm worker’s cottage. Whilst it is many years since it was all converted to one, it is only the juxtaposition of styles that give the game away – the house and cottage retain many original period features whereas the barn has a more contemporary flavour. Working as one on the ground floor, the first floors are accessed by two staircases, the separation adding enormous flexibility to the layout which will suit a wide variety of buyers; the barn makes a super guest suite, is ideal for multi-generational living or more independent teenage children or if you fancied the idea of deriving an income from home – it would let out a treat. Beautifully appointed and decorated with a skillful eye for not only detail but clever use of colour too, the overall effect is instantly welcoming, relaxed and in places, even playful. A wonderful house for a family, it would also suit a couple who want to embrace the space, spread out and have room for work, hobbies or guests. West View lends itself to entertaining with a gentle flow of reception rooms and a fabulously sociable living kitchen. West View is a property that just keeps on giving. Coming in from the garden through the front door, there is an atmospheric reception room that has room for both seating and dining and which is open to a home office, a stunning dining kitchen with imaginative pantry and a practical boot room with a route out to the back garden and main parking area. The barn has converted into a living room with a more contemporary feel and a second kitchen. In the main house there are four double bedrooms and two bathrooms. In the barn there are two further double bedrooms and a shower room. Outside, the front garden faces almost due south and enjoys a lovely sunny aspect, the garden wraps round the former barn to the west with an outbuilding. The rear garden is wonderfully private and includes a generous area for parking. Both the front and rear gardens are gated making them safe for children and dogs. Crosthwaite lies in the wonderfully scenic Lyth Valley, a quieter pocket of the Lake District National Park that is exceptionally accessible by road, convenient for local services and a perfect base for visiting the famous Lakeland attractions that surround it. Location  Crosthwaite is a small village in the Lyth Valley, a hidden corner of the Lake District National Park. The valley is known for its damson orchards, sheltered by limestone hills it enjoys a relatively mild micro-climate. In early spring, frothy clouds of white blossom grace the undulating fields, by autumn, the trees are laden with purple fruits ready for harvest. Along with Crosthwaite, at the heart of the valley are the villages of Winster, Crook, Brigsteer, Underbarrow and Witherslack, all connected by a network of lanes, bridleways and footpaths; collectively it is a sought after place to live. Easy to reach off the A590, you are soon on the country lanes surrounded by nature; cow parsley rich verges in May, lush pastureland with sheep and cattle quietly graze, diverse hedgerows all with a backdrop of gently rolling fells.  A far cry away from the hustle and bustle of the Lakeland villages of Bowness, Windermere, Ambleside, Grasmere and Hawkshead; holidaymakers rarely venture this far but the hot spots are close enough to dip into for day trips should the fancy take you. Here, the valley and villages are more about community and quieter country living. Crosthwaite has a well-regarded pub, a church and a primary school. The Argles Memorial Hall is currently used by The Exchange, children's playgroups and hosts a variety of village events. The Crosthwaite Exchange was set up in 2007 as a place for residents to buy and sell local produce and home baked goods and meet up with neighbours. Step inside  From layers of history to a modern country home, West View succeeds in combining the best of period character and quintessential Lakeland charm with more contemporary design. The layout and accommodation is versatile and keeps on giving – when sat at the kitchen table the long view through the sitting room to the living room is particularly appealing. The confident use of colour and cheerful fabrics is refreshing and joyful. From the front elevation it’s possible to make out where the divisions once were between the cottage, house and former barn, but inside it’s less obvious as one space flows easily to the next on the ground floor. The first floor configuration works particularly well and accommodates multi-generational living, enables teenagers to make some noise without disturbing the rest of the family, offers a degree of self-sufficiency for bounce back young adults, or provides independence for guests - especially if they have young children and may be prone to an earlier morning than the rest of the household! It would also be a prime candidate for letting as an AirBnB as the internal ground floor door can be secured and soundproofed.  For those that appreciate all periods of architecture West View has much to offer – the former farmhouse and cottage have character features at every turn; old stripped pine doors and cupboards, oak shelving and a traditional ‘keeping shelf’ in the former pantry (now the home office), beamed ceilings and exposed lintels above windows, flagged floors, an earthenware sink in the boot room with an adorable hand painted blackbird tile and an old cast iron range (bearing the stamp of Middleton of Kendal) in the sitting room.  When the properties have been incorporated to form one, the work has been undertaken in a sensitive and sympathetic manner including replacement double glazed windows with Iroko hardwood frames (some windows have delightful window seats), a Burlington slate floor in the living room, new oak flooring, wood burning stoves in the sitting and living rooms, Crittall style door and internal glazing as well as Moroccan hand painted tiles in the new pantry, painted wall paneling and fitted bookcases and imaginative lighting design all with a backdrop of a tasteful palette of Farrow & Ball, Earthborn and Dulux Heritage paints throughout.    Arriving by car, you’ll approach the house over the back lawn’s stepping stones and enter straight into the boot room, a practical country living essential with space for coats, boots and brollies. Turn left into the living kitchen, the owners tell us that this room “always gets a ‘wow’ from friends who visit for the first time” and we can understand why, it got a ‘wow’ from us too! It’s very welcoming and very sociable. A space made for cooking, eating, chatting and relaxing. Hand built cabinets sit under wooden worktops which incorporate a nifty little pull out table – perfect for breakfast or pre-dinner nibbles whilst chatting to the cook. The plate rack and spice cupboard are included and there’s a classic double pot sink. The oil fired Aga will be a much loved friend of your family before you know it. The dining area has been extended to the side and features three large roof lights so it’s wonderfully light and airy. Off here is the charismatic glass fronted pantry with open shelving – everything is on show so it’s perfect if you enjoy making an attractive display of everyday objects.   The inviting sitting room has traditional charm and is the sort of room just made for curling up with a book by the fire on winter’s evenings. Under the carpet is a flagged floor and at the back is what was once the farmhouse’s pantry or dairy. It’s now used as a home office, the deep window sill making an ideal desk.  The living room channels a Scandinavian vibe with plenty of light from the south facing wall of glazing and door to garden. Lines are clean cut and there are concealed storage cupboards either side of the fireplace. To the rear of the living room is the second kitchen. Cabinets are painted and worktops are either marble or wooden.  The first floor is approached by two staircases. Most of the bedroom accommodation is from the main staircase off the sitting room (the exposed boards being fitted with a striking Roger Oates Design carpet runner), the stairwell is rich in character with exposed trusses , floorboards and a warm mix of old and new oak and pine internal joinery, there’s also a super big store cupboard.  The four double bedrooms offer even more period charm including exposed roofing timbers, upright timbers and oak lintels over window openings. The main bedroom has lovely old wide floorboards, the second bedroom has a sweet cast iron feature fireplace and a fitted bookcase. The third double bedroom has an inset bookcase and a small and rather whimsical hatch opening to the dining area below – great for passing up midnight snacks! The fourth double bedroom has painted tongue and groove wall paneling and a painted cupboard which houses the hot water tank.  There are two bathrooms serving these bedrooms; the first has a wonderful Albion slipper bath and a heritage style wash basin and loo along with the sweetest window facing out to the back garden. A cheerful pop of colour comes from the Mark Hearld wallpaper which sits well alongside the painted wall paneling and floorboards. The second bathroom also has painted wall paneling and floorboards, here there’s a shower over the bath, wash basin and loo.  The second staircase leads up from the living room to a beamed landing o... Meer bekijken Minder bekijken Welcome to West View, Crosthwaite, Kendal, LA8 8HX Dating back to the 1800s, West View stands in a central position within Crosthwaite. Highly charismatic with a traditional Lakeland aesthetic this extensive cottage once saw life as a farmhouse, attached barn and farm worker’s cottage. Whilst it is many years since it was all converted to one, it is only the juxtaposition of styles that give the game away – the house and cottage retain many original period features whereas the barn has a more contemporary flavour. Working as one on the ground floor, the first floors are accessed by two staircases, the separation adding enormous flexibility to the layout which will suit a wide variety of buyers; the barn makes a super guest suite, is ideal for multi-generational living or more independent teenage children or if you fancied the idea of deriving an income from home – it would let out a treat. Beautifully appointed and decorated with a skillful eye for not only detail but clever use of colour too, the overall effect is instantly welcoming, relaxed and in places, even playful. A wonderful house for a family, it would also suit a couple who want to embrace the space, spread out and have room for work, hobbies or guests. West View lends itself to entertaining with a gentle flow of reception rooms and a fabulously sociable living kitchen. West View is a property that just keeps on giving. Coming in from the garden through the front door, there is an atmospheric reception room that has room for both seating and dining and which is open to a home office, a stunning dining kitchen with imaginative pantry and a practical boot room with a route out to the back garden and main parking area. The barn has converted into a living room with a more contemporary feel and a second kitchen. In the main house there are four double bedrooms and two bathrooms. In the barn there are two further double bedrooms and a shower room. Outside, the front garden faces almost due south and enjoys a lovely sunny aspect, the garden wraps round the former barn to the west with an outbuilding. The rear garden is wonderfully private and includes a generous area for parking. Both the front and rear gardens are gated making them safe for children and dogs. Crosthwaite lies in the wonderfully scenic Lyth Valley, a quieter pocket of the Lake District National Park that is exceptionally accessible by road, convenient for local services and a perfect base for visiting the famous Lakeland attractions that surround it. Location  Crosthwaite is a small village in the Lyth Valley, a hidden corner of the Lake District National Park. The valley is known for its damson orchards, sheltered by limestone hills it enjoys a relatively mild micro-climate. In early spring, frothy clouds of white blossom grace the undulating fields, by autumn, the trees are laden with purple fruits ready for harvest. Along with Crosthwaite, at the heart of the valley are the villages of Winster, Crook, Brigsteer, Underbarrow and Witherslack, all connected by a network of lanes, bridleways and footpaths; collectively it is a sought after place to live. Easy to reach off the A590, you are soon on the country lanes surrounded by nature; cow parsley rich verges in May, lush pastureland with sheep and cattle quietly graze, diverse hedgerows all with a backdrop of gently rolling fells.  A far cry away from the hustle and bustle of the Lakeland villages of Bowness, Windermere, Ambleside, Grasmere and Hawkshead; holidaymakers rarely venture this far but the hot spots are close enough to dip into for day trips should the fancy take you. Here, the valley and villages are more about community and quieter country living. Crosthwaite has a well-regarded pub, a church and a primary school. The Argles Memorial Hall is currently used by The Exchange, children's playgroups and hosts a variety of village events. The Crosthwaite Exchange was set up in 2007 as a place for residents to buy and sell local produce and home baked goods and meet up with neighbours. Step inside  From layers of history to a modern country home, West View succeeds in combining the best of period character and quintessential Lakeland charm with more contemporary design. The layout and accommodation is versatile and keeps on giving – when sat at the kitchen table the long view through the sitting room to the living room is particularly appealing. The confident use of colour and cheerful fabrics is refreshing and joyful. From the front elevation it’s possible to make out where the divisions once were between the cottage, house and former barn, but inside it’s less obvious as one space flows easily to the next on the ground floor. The first floor configuration works particularly well and accommodates multi-generational living, enables teenagers to make some noise without disturbing the rest of the family, offers a degree of self-sufficiency for bounce back young adults, or provides independence for guests - especially if they have young children and may be prone to an earlier morning than the rest of the household! It would also be a prime candidate for letting as an AirBnB as the internal ground floor door can be secured and soundproofed.  For those that appreciate all periods of architecture West View has much to offer – the former farmhouse and cottage have character features at every turn; old stripped pine doors and cupboards, oak shelving and a traditional ‘keeping shelf’ in the former pantry (now the home office), beamed ceilings and exposed lintels above windows, flagged floors, an earthenware sink in the boot room with an adorable hand painted blackbird tile and an old cast iron range (bearing the stamp of Middleton of Kendal) in the sitting room.  When the properties have been incorporated to form one, the work has been undertaken in a sensitive and sympathetic manner including replacement double glazed windows with Iroko hardwood frames (some windows have delightful window seats), a Burlington slate floor in the living room, new oak flooring, wood burning stoves in the sitting and living rooms, Crittall style door and internal glazing as well as Moroccan hand painted tiles in the new pantry, painted wall paneling and fitted bookcases and imaginative lighting design all with a backdrop of a tasteful palette of Farrow & Ball, Earthborn and Dulux Heritage paints throughout.    Arriving by car, you’ll approach the house over the back lawn’s stepping stones and enter straight into the boot room, a practical country living essential with space for coats, boots and brollies. Turn left into the living kitchen, the owners tell us that this room “always gets a ‘wow’ from friends who visit for the first time” and we can understand why, it got a ‘wow’ from us too! It’s very welcoming and very sociable. A space made for cooking, eating, chatting and relaxing. Hand built cabinets sit under wooden worktops which incorporate a nifty little pull out table – perfect for breakfast or pre-dinner nibbles whilst chatting to the cook. The plate rack and spice cupboard are included and there’s a classic double pot sink. The oil fired Aga will be a much loved friend of your family before you know it. The dining area has been extended to the side and features three large roof lights so it’s wonderfully light and airy. Off here is the charismatic glass fronted pantry with open shelving – everything is on show so it’s perfect if you enjoy making an attractive display of everyday objects.   The inviting sitting room has traditional charm and is the sort of room just made for curling up with a book by the fire on winter’s evenings. Under the carpet is a flagged floor and at the back is what was once the farmhouse’s pantry or dairy. It’s now used as a home office, the deep window sill making an ideal desk.  The living room channels a Scandinavian vibe with plenty of light from the south facing wall of glazing and door to garden. Lines are clean cut and there are concealed storage cupboards either side of the fireplace. To the rear of the living room is the second kitchen. Cabinets are painted and worktops are either marble or wooden.  The first floor is approached by two staircases. Most of the bedroom accommodation is from the main staircase off the sitting room (the exposed boards being fitted with a striking Roger Oates Design carpet runner), the stairwell is rich in character with exposed trusses , floorboards and a warm mix of old and new oak and pine internal joinery, there’s also a super big store cupboard.  The four double bedrooms offer even more period charm including exposed roofing timbers, upright timbers and oak lintels over window openings. The main bedroom has lovely old wide floorboards, the second bedroom has a sweet cast iron feature fireplace and a fitted bookcase. The third double bedroom has an inset bookcase and a small and rather whimsical hatch opening to the dining area below – great for passing up midnight snacks! The fourth double bedroom has painted tongue and groove wall paneling and a painted cupboard which houses the hot water tank.  There are two bathrooms serving these bedrooms; the first has a wonderful Albion slipper bath and a heritage style wash basin and loo along with the sweetest window facing out to the back garden. A cheerful pop of colour comes from the Mark Hearld wallpaper which sits well alongside the painted wall paneling and floorboards. The second bathroom also has painted wall paneling and floorboards, here there’s a shower over the bath, wash basin and loo.  The second staircase leads up from the living room to a beamed landing o...
Referentie: EDEN-T98255325
Land: GB
Stad: Crosthwaite
Postcode: LA8 8HX
Categorie: Residentieel
Type vermelding: Te koop
Type woning: Huis en eengezinswoning
Kamers: 2
Slaapkamers: 6
Badkamers: 3
Parkeerplaatsen: 1

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