Kearstwick Grove, Kearstwick, LA6 2EB

Here's our TOP TEN reasons to love Kearstwick Grove:

1. A winning location - in a secluded setting within the charming hamlet of Kearstwick, less than a mile from the sought-after town of Kirkby Lonsdale.

2. Stunning panoramic views towards Bull Pot, the Middleton and Barbon Fells and Kearstwick Hill.

3. Energy efficiency and green credentials - off grid living with PV solar panels and a borehole; a green way of living, more important than ever with escalating fuel costs.

4. Embrace the space with a gross internal area of 1956 sq ft (181.7 sq m).

5. An exciting opportunity to complete the project - the ground floor is ready to move into but the first floor requires finishing off. There is also lapsed planning consent from 2017 (ref S/09/06) for 'removal of the existing timber workshop and erection of single storey extension to dwelling to provide studio, office and design workshop for private domestic use with glazed link and a new entrance hall.'

6. Cool, calm and collected, stylishly presented with light filled accommodation with large picture windows to the majority of rooms allowing natural light to flood in, as well as beautifully framing the views.

7. As it stands..... there is a large dual aspect dining kitchen with base units and integral appliances. The generous sitting room, also being dual aspect, has bi-folding doors opening up to the garden and a wood burning stove set on a flagged hearth for the colder evenings. The double bedroom has an en suite. To the first floor there is a second double bedroom being open to the apex and plumbing for a bathroom and a large attic room.

8. Useful outbuilding - a detached timber outbuilding with light provides garaging, workshop and
excellent storage. Single garage with double open doors (16' x 7'7 [4.9m x 2.34m]), store room 1 (16' x 7'9 [4.90m x 2.40m]) and store room 2 (16' x 11'9 [4.90m x 3.62m]).

9. Gardens and grounds - c. 1.68 acres (0.68 hectares), a wonderful outside space for children, pets and even wildlife. Large sloping lawns are interspersed with a variety of trees and pathways mown into the grass. There is also an orchard with apple trees. Benches have been strategically placed to simply sit and take in the stunning far reaching views. To complete the picture is ample gravel parking and turning area.

10. It's a great base for exploring the Dales and the Lakes National Parks and both the Forest of Bowland and Arnside and Silverdale Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Fresh air and fun, whichever direction you take and whatever your pleasure.