Baycliff LA129RP

Ralph Spours The Estate Agent is privileged to receive instructions to offer for sale the delightful village Cottage known as;

!, ROCK COTTAGES. BAYCLIFF. LA129RP.

This delightful semi-detached traditional Cottage is situated in the charming coastal village of Baycliff . a cosy village just a couple of miles from the market Town of Ulverston and about 8 miles or so, from Barrow in Frnes.The boundary of the wonderful Lake District National Park can be reached within 10 minutes drive.

The cottage is extremely cosy with a lovely Lounge which as a cast-[iron multi-fuel stove. The Kitchen.Dining Room is a good size and is well fitted. The Bathroom ( fitted with a white 3-piece suite) is also on the ground floor, as well as a traditional Pantry.

On the Upper Floor are 2 Bedrooms , both of which can be degraded as full "doubles".
Outside to the rear is a useful Outhouse ( used as a Utility room as it has power and water). And the most delightful Harden which takes the sun throughout the day. There is a secluded Patio.
The Garden has Gated access to the road and has Off-Road Parking. A most valuable asset..
Please examine the Picture Gallery to see for yourself what alovely property 1, Rock Cottages is, then please give me a call on 0p1229-587866.
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he village centre has a pretty village green and many of its buildings date to the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The Farmers Arms pub serves excellent food.TNearby Conishead Priory, described by English Heritage as 'a very important Gothic revival country house with few peers in the north west; the distinctive two towers of the front elevation are an important local landmark.'
The building has occupied the site since Elizabethan times, which was replaced in the nineteenth century by the present house. Thomas Bradyll, a colonel in the Coldstream Guards and the son of one of George III's Grooms of the Bedchamber, owned the estate at that time. For a time it was a hospital for the Northumberland and Durham Miners but now the building serves as the Manjushri Kadampa Meditation Centre and is an international Buddhist College.
From Baycliff there is easy access down Swinestead or Leythey Lane to the shores of Morecambe Bay. Also nearby is Birkrigg Common ( which has a Stone Circle ) and the renowned Ulverston Golf Course.
Numerous pleasant countryside and shore-side walks, of course, are on the doorstep.
Baycliff lies approximately 3 miles from the charming Market town of Ulverston ( birthplace of Stan Laurel) and a little further is the boundary of the fabulous Lake District National Park. Barrow can be easily reached in 15 minutes or so, taking the picturesque drive via the Coast Road.