2 bedroom cottage

SUMMARY We are delighted to offer for sale this 19th century traditional cottage nestled in a small hamlet, in the Lake District National Park. Having been lovingly upgraded providing versatility and elegance while retaining an abundance of characteristic features throughout. Conveniently laid out over four floors the accommodation flows. As you enter into a generous hall with pitched ceiling, there is a useful cloakroom with two piece suite, access to the principal accommodation which is a real open plan delight to comprise of formal living/dining and fitted kitchen with Rangemaster. Access down to a cellar . To the first floor are two generous bedrooms, stylish four piece bathroom to include a free standing bath, high level traditional wc , wash hand basin inset into a vanity unit and separate shower enclosure which all have been beautifully finished. Further staircase from the landing leads to an exceptional attic space spanning the entire area offering the opportunity and potential to increase to a 3 or 4 bedroom by utilising the space, subject to the relevant planning permission. Externally there is a shared entrance and right of way to the drive of Dicky Cragg Cottage (awaiting legal confirmation), parking and garage. To the rear of the property with a separate lower access from the lane , as well as an access from the rear of the property is an enclosed private garden with large level area laid to lawn and beyond is a gently sloping tiered garden with stone steps and walling with an array of plants, shrubs and trees. In all this property is a credit to the home owner and viewing is advised subject to COVID 19 Guidelines 

LOCATION The Crake Valley, offers a very peaceful and picturesque environment for either a permanent home or for attracting holiday rentals. At the head of the valley is Coniston Water and the rising uplands of central Lakeland with the River Crake flowing through Spark Bridge into the estuary of Morecambe Bay and nearby Greenodd. Within the Lake District National Park, Spark Bridge is a small but vibrant rural community, with plenty of local activities, a village hall and public house within walking distance of Dicky Cragg Cottage. Whilst positioned on a quiet lane there is good road access nearby to the A590 trunk road, giving a quick access to the M6 junction 36 and rail connections at Ulverston or Oxenholme. The popular market town of Ulverston is only a short drive away