No. 11 St Marys Park, Windermere, LA23 1AY

Home:
* Modern 3-bedroom detached house
* Large windows to fill the home with natural light
* Large log burner for those cosy winter nights
* Sought-after location
* Scope to extend

Services:
* Mains electricity, water, gas and drainage
* Most mobile providers reach this area
* Fast internet speeds

Grounds and Location:
* Parking for 5 cars
* Short walk to Lake Windermere
* Large garden to the front and back
* Walking distance into the centre of Windermere

This practical and beautiful move-in-ready home is set in a peaceful cul-de-sac that allows you to work from home, raise a family, explore the Lake District National Park, pop to the shops or hop on a train to commute to the city, all at a moments notice. It really gives you the best of all worlds.

Continue on the A591 from Windermere, passed St Mary's Church and turn left. Follow the sweeping road, taking the first right and discover No.11 set back from the road about half way down. Pull into the driveway, big enough for 5 cars, and park in front of the attached garage.

To the left, the front garden stretches from the home creating additional privacy and outdoor space allowing you to enjoy the natural surroundings.

Spot the large garage as you walk to the front door, and step through into the large hallway. Welcoming guests and general day to day life will be effortless as you take coats and boots off, storing them in the convenient mirrored cupboards.

Follow the timeless herringbone flooring from the front door into the large light-filled living room. Cosy and bright, the dual aspect shuttered windows and focal log burner are classic, adding a contemporary feel and warmth in all seasons. After a brisk walk in the somewhat changeable Lake District weather, return and put your feet up, hot chocolate in hand, by the heat of the burning logs.

Cross the hall, putting your head round the understairs cupboard to find the ideal spot for the ironing board and vacuum, before stepping onto the tiles of the kitchen-diner.

Lovely sage green cabinetry hides all the mod cons and pantry goods, leaving the kitchen counters and breakfast bar free of clutter. Children can complete homework at the counter whilst you prepare dinner, and if you are hosting, it is the ideal spot for friends to gather and enjoy a predinner drink.

Designed to flow as one, a large dining table stands in front of the French doors, the light flooding in, and a row of cabinets house the fridge freezer, more shelving and a practical breakfast nook where kettle and toaster are hidden. Open the doors to create a cohesive space between the homes natural setting.

Passing the dining table discover a most convenient downstairs loo and utility space.

Return to the hallway and ascend the stairs. Light fills the space, gliding downstairs as well as up to the landing from the frosted window on the half turn of the soft carpeted staircase.

Take the first left into the spacious master. Be presented with a tranquil retreat, decorated in pale pink hues with 2 large windows capturing the pretty views of the back garden and built-in wardrobes creating ample space to hang clothing.

Adjacent lies the family bathroom comprising shower over bath, sink, WC and heated towel rail.

To the front of the home are two further double bedrooms, both bright and airy due to the large apertures.

The smaller of the two has a double bed and freestanding furniture, whereas the larger has built in wardrobes and a newly panelled feature wall and handy desk fitted into the alcove.

No. 11 St Mary's Park is a beautiful home. It's central location makes it the ideal home with schools, shops and amenities a few minutes' walk away, the Lake District National Park on your doorway, an easy to maintain garden, bright and airy and finished to a high-standard yet still filled with possibilities for those wanting to put their own stamp on things.

Gardens and Grounds
The well-maintained front garden creates a lovely first impression, enhancing the homes natural surroundings. Mature trees, evergreens, shrubs and bushes wrap the central lush green lawn - a space where children can play, have picnics and make potions in the summer sun.

Conveniently, find access next to the garage, from the front to the rear of the home, making garden maintenance effortless.

The back garden is larger than average for the area, offering an abundance of uses and possibilities.

Make your way out of the home onto the gravel seating area, where lazy Sunday mornings can be spent in solitude. Made up of manicured lawns and beds filled with foliage this fairly undemanding space allows you to spend more time exploring the surrounding area or simply relaxing in it, as pets and children run free.

Feel a sense of calm as you step towards the rear of the space where specimen trees provide a privacy screen as well as a beautiful backdrop to the garden. A place where you can soak up the warmth of the sun on the newly installed decking and entertain friends late into the evening after cooking up a storm on the BBQ. For those wanting to spend more time in nature then there is an ideal area, hidden beneath the trees, to cultivate fruit and vegetables. Perfect for those wanting fresh jams and soups.

A large garage, fitted with power, makes for the ideal storage spot for gardening tools, bikes and paddleboards. Extend the living space, like many others have on the street, and convert the garage to form a second lounge, office for those working from home or children's toy room - perhaps a second storey with a fourth bedroom could be on the cards.

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Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold