14 Main Street, Kirkby Lonsdale, LA6 2AE

Here's our TOP TEN reasons to love 14 Main Street:

1. As it stands - dating back to 1876, No. 14 is a substantial Victorian former town house with some character features as well as tall ceilings and windows.

2. Spacious accommodation set over four floors with an overall gross internal area of c. 2583 sq (240 sq m).

3. Over the years, the property has been used for commercial purposes - retail with storage and prior to this, as offices.

4. Current use - the ground floor (gross internal area of c. 1162 sq ft [108 sq m] this also includes the cellar) is used as a hair salon. The open plan space is split into two with large display window to the front. There is also a room to the rear with external access, as well as a kitchenette and two piece cloakroom.

5. Cellar space - stone steps lead down to a good-sized cellar with flag floor, providing excellent storage.

6. Holiday let - planning consent was granted by South Lakeland District Council, Access to the maisonette is via a spiral staircase at the rear. Set over the first and second floors with a gross internal area of c. 1421 sq ft (132 sq m) there is a generous sitting room with oak floor and fireplace with built-in-cupboards either side, kitchenette with base and wall units, built-in store cupboard and a leafy outlook, double bedroom 1 with inset shelving and lovely rooftop views and a contemporary three piece shower room. The staircase continues to the second floor with two further double bedrooms and a store cupboard.

7. Outside space - to the rear is a private cobbled courtyard - this can be accessed from one of the rear ground floor rooms. There is also shared access via Main Street down the side of the property.

8. An award winning market town - Kirkby Lonsdale is situated within the immensely scenic Lune Valley and is convenient for both the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales National Parks as well as the Forest of Bowland and Silverdale/Arnside, both National Landscapes.

9. Everything is on your doorstep - this popular destination market town offers a range of local amenities with a selection of restaurants, cafes and pubs, independent shops, a Booths supermarket, Boots Chemist as well as churches, a bank and a post office.

10. Travelling further afield - J36 of the M6 is 6.1 miles (for travelling north) with J34 14.4 miles (for travelling south), Oxenholme Train Station 9.8 miles (direct train to London Euston, Manchester, Glasgow and Edinburgh), Kendal 13.8 miles (Gateway to the Lakes), Lancaster 17.0 miles and Manchester airport 71.4 miles (for jetting off).