4 bedroom detached house

Nestled In The Idyllic Setting Of Great Broughton, Cumbria, This Detached Gem Is Anything But A Cookie Cutter House. With its heart warming transformation and extension, it's not just a house; it's the stuff of domestic dreams, where even the most boisterous of families can find their haven.

Let's start with the capacious living room. It's so large you might need a megaphone to summon the kids to dinner—but fear not, the dinner bell chimes just fine in the vast kitchen diner.

The kitchen itself is chef's stage set with a shaker style that's chic yet charming. It also has a sizeable island perfect for impromptu pancake flipping contests. And built-in appliances stand ready to assist in your cooking adventures.

As well as the above, there is still plenty of room for a large family dining table. Where you can sit of an evening over tea and discuss your peaks and pits of the day.

The extra reception room, birthed from the imagination of the current owners, serves as a prime spot for supervising garden antics. With a Gin & Tonic in hand of course!

And should the British weather play nice, the tidy garden, complete with artificial grass (goodbye lawn mower!) and a hot tub (cheerio stress!), offers seclusion from prying eyes due to its complete privacy.

Utility room and WC? Check. A former garage turned into a bonus reception room that screams "home office" or "Lego empire"? Absolutely.

Upstairs, the master bedroom flaunts a chic en-suite and a walk-in wardrobe that might just make you feel like a king or queen.

One more double bedroom and a pair of sizeable singles ensure that there's no squabbling over space. They all share a family bathroom so sleek, you'd be forgiven for mistaking it for the en-suite's twin.

But let's not forget the new anthracite windows which not only look smart but also keep the draughts out (because let's face it, Cumbrian winters don't mess about). And for the motor vehicles? A trio of parking spaces await at the front.

Great Broughton is a quiet village that has a village hall, a local shop and a couple of pubs. It really is a thriving and friendly community.

It’s not only convenient if you need to head into town, it offers easy access via the A66 to the National Park. Bassenthwaite is the closest lake, the western shore being less than 15 minutes drive away.

If you have young children, Great Broughton Primary School (rated “Good” by Ofsted) is only a 3 minute walk away, say goodbye to the stressful school run traffic!

For older kids, Cockermouth School (another “Good” school) is only 8 minutes drive away or 20 minutes on the free school bus.

You are a few minutes walk away from the famous Soddy Gap nature paradise, with pond, woods, wild deer, rare canadian geese and dog walkers paradise...

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