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Garden and Chapel Beck
Sitting Room with stove
Sitting Room
Patio and garden
Tree house and aspect across to the church
Welcoming Entrance Hall
Dining Room
Kitchen
Kitchen
Bedroom 1
Bathroom
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 2
Galleried sitting area
Playroom/Study
Bedroom 4
Parking area
Front elevation
Side entrance
Front porch
Porch
Entrance Hall
Sitting Room
Sitting Room
Dining Room
Kitchen with door to side porch
Cloakroom
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2
Galleried Sitting Area
Playroom/Study
Bedroom 4
The garden and chapel beck
Rear aspect and garden
Parking area
Garden
Patio
EPC

4 bedroom detached house

Sold STC
Detached house
4 beds
1 bath
Added > 14 days

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Description: The Old School started life back in 1859 as the village school and continued until its closure in the 1980's when it was then converted into this spacious home that is ideal for permanent living, for those working from home, holiday use or as the current owners, run as a profitable holiday home.

The layout is one where you can live at ground level with two reception rooms, a fitted kitchen, bathroom and three bedrooms, with the first floor offering plenty of space for visitors. The windows are all UPVC double glazed and oil central heating is installed. Outside there is plenty of parking and attractive gardens that run down to Chapel Beck.

The property offers clear potential for those seeking a home that they could extend and improve to suite their own needs and requirements, subject to any necessary planning approvals required.

Note: All the contents are available should the new owners wish to continue the successful lettings business. Highly regarded for viewing.
 

Location: The picturesque location offers a network of country lanes and paths on the doorstep making this an ideal location for gentle walking, particularly if you stop off at one of the excellent traditional pubs en-route.

The villages of Underbarrow and Crosthwaite lie within the Lake District National Park and offer vibrant village atmospheres and community spirit, both with village halls and churches, with Crosthwaite having a primary school, bowling green and tennis court. For those who like to eat out there are many first-class pub/restaurant's within easy access including the Gilpin Lodge which featured on the "Great British Menu" TV programme.

To find the property from the market Town of Kendal you head west out of the town by way of Allhallows lane and Greenside passing over the Kendal by-pass, over Scout Scar and into the Lake District National Park. Follow the road down into the Village of Underbarrow and take the first turning right just after the Black Lab Inn. Continue along this road keeping right and the property is then found on your left opposite the village church.
 

Accommodation with approximate dimensions:  

Ground Floor  

Stone & Slate Porch with exposed stonework and fitted bench. UPVC double glazed window and door. Pine baton and latch door to: 

Hallway timber staircase to first floor, two radiators and two up lights. Two high level double glazed windows with original storage cupboards under.  

Sitting Room 18' x 12' 2" (5.49m x 3.71m) with beamed ceiling and exposed stonework. Splendid open fireplace with flagged hearth and multi-fuel stove. Two double glazed windows with seats and alcove with fitted book shelves. Glazed panelled double doors to kitchen.  

Dining Room 13' 10" x 11' 10" (4.22m x 3.61m) overlooking the garden and stream with open fields beyond. Two double glazed windows and sliding doors to patio and garden. Radiator and two up lights.  

Fitted Kitchen 13' 10" x 7' 10" (4.22m x 2.39m) with aspect over the garden and stream. Fitted with a range of wall base units with complementary working surfaces, single drainer stainless steel sink and tiled splash backs. Built in double oven and four ring ceramic hob. Plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Electric panel heater, double glazed window and glazed panel door to: 

Porch with electric heater and UPVC double glazed window and part glazed door opening to steps that lead down to the garden and parking area.  

Cloakroom two double glazed windows, extractor fan and WC and wash hand basin.  

Inner Hallway with understairs cupboard and up light.  

Bathroom polished floor boards, double glazed window to the garden. A three piece suite comprises; panel bath with Bristan shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and WC. Part tiled walls, radiator and chrome towel radiator, shaver point.  

Bedroom 1 (rear) 13' 3" x 12' (4.04m x 3.66m) overlooking the garden, radiator and double glazed window. Panelled corner cubicle with Mia shower, pedestal wash hand basin and extractor fan.  

Bedroom 2 (rear) 12' 3" x 10' 8" (3.73m x 3.25m) again over looking the garden and beyond. Double glazed window, radiator.  

Bedroom 3 (front) 8' 11" x 6' 11" (2.72m x 2.11m) polished floor boards, radiator and high level double glazed window with cupboard under.  

First Floor  

Galleried Landing/Sitting Area 10' 8" x 7' 7" (3.25m x 2.31m) with limited head height, exposed timbers, access to loft space.  

Playroom/Study 12' 3" x 12' (3.73m x 3.66m) a great room ideal as a home office or children's playroom, being light and airy with two Velux roof lights, exposed timbers and meter cupboard. Useful shelved cupboard with water tank.
 

Occasional Bedroom 17' 2" x 14' (5.23m x 4.27m) again with limited head height, Velux roof light and double glazed window with open views. Fitted cupboards, exposed timbers.  

Outside: Attached Stone & Slate Outhouse with oil fired central heating boiler.

The property stands on a large plot with plenty of parking and turning for several vehicles with plenty of space for the construction of a double garage if required (subject to necessary planning permissions). The gardens run down to Chapel Beck and benefit from fishing rights, there are lawns and natural rock outcrops, mature trees and shrubs and a raised paved patio on which to sit and soak up the last of the evening sun.  

Services: mains electricity and mains water. Private drainage to septic tank. 

Tenure: Freehold 

Council Tax: South Lakeland District Council - The Rateable Value for 2020/2021 is £4900.00 with the amount payable being £2445.10

If the property is to be run as a small business, an owner can apply for the benefit of small business rate relief, where currently no charge would be payable.
 

Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Hackney & Leigh - Kendal Office 

Energy Performance Certificate: The full Energy Performance Certificate is available on our website and also at any of our offices. 
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Hackney & Leigh - Kendal
Hackney & Leigh - Kendal
100 Strickland Gate Kendal LA9 4PU
01539 291949
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The Kendal office of Hackney & Leigh enjoys a prominent position on Stricklandgate at the heart of the historic market town of Kendal. The town’s unique blend of history, culture and shopping make it a very popular destination for visitors. The office was opened in August 1982 by John Leigh & Derrick Hackney having been bought from Derrick’s father and uncle – D & J Hackney who since 1947 had run their own greengrocers business from the premises with some of the fruit and vegetables being grown at the rear on what is now the office car park. The office is constantly busy having both successful sales and lettings departments run buy a team of 8 long standing members of staff. Property Sales, Lettings and Conveyancing - Caring about you and your property!
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