Wildman Street, Kendal

Situated to the edge of Kendal town centre is this traditional, stone built, period cottage. Retaining character features and charm, whilst seamlessly blending modern fixtures and fittings, the cottage provides generous size accommodation, a courtyard and further to the rear it's own small garden. On the ground floor there are two reception rooms, a breakfast kitchen and cloakroom, whilst to the first floor there are three double bedrooms and a large shower room with fitted storage cupboard. Located within easy walking distance of local amenities and transport links, this property will appeal to a wide range of buyers. No Chain.   

Directions

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Location

Located to the edge of Kendal town centre, Wildman Street is conveniently placed for access to nearby amenities, as well as Kendal Castle, Gooseholme Park and the River Kent for picturesque riverside walks. The nearby amenities include two convenience stores, Indian restaurant/takeaway, fish and chip shop, along with a nearby train station and bus station. A short drive away are Morrisons and Aldi superstores, Sainsburys, Queen Katherine Secondary School and Castle Park Primary School.

Description

Dating back to the early 1900's, 13 Wildman Street has previously been used both as a popular flower and greengrocers and a family home, until the 1990's when the shop was closed.

Accessed by its own corridor the front door opens into a warm and welcoming reception room with fitted storage cupboards and stone hearth, allowing for an electric fire, gas fire or wood burning stove to be reinstated. The room is finished with bright white walls and wood effect ceramic tiles, which continues through to the adjoining lounge. The lounge is a generous size reception room, which features a large double glazed picture window flooding the room in natural sunlight and external door opening out onto Wildman Street. There is a recessed alcove with fitted shelving for displaying books and ornaments and socket for an electric fire, providing a focal point and warmth.

The impressive kitchen is equipped with light grey, soft close storage cupboards and a solid wood worktop, which extends around the room and into a breakfast bar. Fitted within the worktop is a single drainer sink with mixer tap and a four ring electric hob. Integrated within the units is an electric oven/grill, fridge and freezer, with undercounter space and plumbing for a dishwasher and washing machine. An external door opens out onto No13's rear courtyard. Completing the ground floor is a cloakroom with WC, wash hand basin and heated towel radiator.

Stairs from the second reception ascends to the first floor landing, where there are doors leading to three bedrooms and a shower room. There are two generous size double bedrooms overlooking Wildman Street, with the second bedroom benefitting from an original cast iron fireplace. The third double bedroom could be utilised as a home office.

Outside, to the rear of the property there is No13's courtyard providing space for potted plants and a bench seat. A corridor between numbers 1 & 2, Yard 15 leads down to a lawn garden, where there is a right in common for domestic and leisure purposes, shared with 1 & 2, Yard 15. At the far end of the garden is a raised stone chipped area, with 13 Wildman Street owning approximately half on the right hand side.

Tenure

Freehold

Services

Mains gas, electric and water