4 bedroom barn conversion

Waverley House is a unique, four bedroom semi-detached property nestled in a rural setting with stunning views of the Cumbrian countryside. The upside-down home has been beautifully renovated over the years, with four spacious bedrooms on the ground floor and flexible living accommodation on the first floor.

The Accommodation

At the entrance of the property is a cosy porch with traditional slate roof and tiled flooring, perfect for storing those muddy boots after a walk through the countryside. The front door opens to a spacious hallway with access to the family bathroom and four bedrooms. The family bathroom is an excellent size and comprises a shower cubicle with mains shower, bath, WC and wash hand basin with vanity unit. There are four generous sized bedrooms in total, all with high quality laminate flooring. One of the bedrooms has a recently renovated en-suite shower-room with the second bedroom having a large utility room off with built-in wardrobe which has potential to be upgraded to a second en-suite bathroom.

Upstairs the living areas are charming and characterful with exposed beams throughout. The living room features a magnificent multi-fuel stove in the corner set on stone with slate background, two modern, wall mounted radiators, matching grey carpet and white uPVC external door with triple glazing to a wooden balcony which overlooks the countryside and benefits from South facing sun. 

There is a separate dining room off the living room, which has been tastefully decorated.

The kitchen, fitted with Karndean flooring, is bespoke, specifically made to fit around the exposed beams incorporating several integrated appliances including built under double oven and induction hob and overhead extractor fan, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and a range of fitted cream wall and base units. A luxury 1.5 bowl drainer sink with mixer tap looks onto the rear garden. A small breakfast bar provides morning eatery. 

Outside there is ample parking for several cars on a loose stone driveway with additional space available under the balcony. Outside of the porch the floor has been paved with a path leading to the shed/boiler house. The hidden garden is accessed through the shed. The shed lends itself to development subject to the necessary planning consents however now it is currently being used as storage and an external utility room with plumbing, oil boiler and additional units. The garden has been respectfully maintained with an array of beautiful flowers and shrubbery, capturing the sun for the best part of the day. 

Tenure: Freehold

EPC Rating: E

Council Tax: Band D

Services: Waverley House is served by mains water, mains electricity, septic tank and oil central heating. The septic tank is not compliant with general binding regulations and this will fall on the responsibility of the purchaser.