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Faugh Farm House, Faugh, Heads Nook, CA8

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

1

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Charming Four Bedroom Detached Period Farmhouse Full Of Character And History
  • Generous Plot Extending To Approximately 0.6 Acres Of Beautiful Lawned Gardens
  • Attractive Cobbled Courtyard And Range Of Traditional Stone Outbuildings
  • Stunning Elevated Garden Position With Panoramic Views Towards The Lake District Fells And Scottish Fells
  • Excellent Potential For Annex, Holiday Let Or Conversion Subject To Relevant Planning Permission
  • Wonderfully Presented Accommodation Blending Period Charm With Everyday Comfort
  • Three Impressive Dual Aspect Reception Rooms Filled With Natural Light
  • Character Features Throughout Including Exposed Sandstone Walls And Original Ceiling Beams
  • Beautiful Breakfast Kitchen Featuring Original Range Cooker And Sandstone Flooring
  • QUOTE LI0465

Description

Welcome to Faugh Farm House, an exceptional and character-filled four-bedroom period residence that offers a rare opportunity to acquire a truly special home steeped in history, charm and timeless appeal. From the moment you approach the property and enter the delightful cobbled courtyard, framed by an attractive range of traditional stone outbuildings, you immediately gain a sense of the heritage and personality that make this home so unique - QUOTE LI0465.

Perfectly positioned within the heart of a sought-after village setting, just moments from the well-regarded String of Horses Inn, the property combines peaceful rural living with excellent accessibility to Carlisle, the A69 and the wider Eden Valley. 

Beautifully presented throughout and thoughtfully maintained, this impressive detached home offers generous and versatile accommodation ideally suited to families, lifestyle buyers or those seeking a countryside retreat with space, privacy and exciting future potential.

The ground floor accommodation is particularly impressive, offering three elegant reception rooms, each enjoying dual aspect windows to the front and rear, allowing natural light to flood in and creating wonderfully bright and welcoming living spaces. 

You are welcomed into the home via the charming dining room, a warm and inviting space where exposed ceiling beams and a characterful stove create the perfect setting for cosy family meals or entertaining guests in an atmospheric environment full of traditional charm. 

The sitting room offers exceptional flexibility and is currently utilised as a home office and music room, featuring beautiful exposed wooden flooring, another impressive log burning stove and French doors with traditional shutters that open directly onto the rear garden, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living. 

Completing the reception space is the magnificent living room, a truly breathtaking room showcasing exposed sandstone walls, original ceiling beams and a stunning log burning stove which forms a striking focal point and creates an incredibly cosy and atmospheric retreat during the colder months.

At the heart of the home lies the charming breakfast kitchen, a space that perfectly blends practicality with rustic elegance. Fitted with a range of traditional units complemented by attractive work surfaces and distinctive green tiled splashbacks, the kitchen offers ample space for both cooking and dining, making it ideal for everyday living and informal gatherings. 

The beautiful sandstone flooring enhances the sense of authenticity and warmth, while the original range cooker/fireplace provides a stunning centrepiece that perfectly reflects the heritage of the property. The kitchen enjoys pleasant aspects to the side and rear, offering both privacy and natural light, and leads through to an inner hall and a wonderfully preserved period WC featuring a traditional high cistern toilet, further highlighting the unique character found throughout the home.

A traditional staircase rises gracefully from the dining room, with a charming study area positioned halfway up the stairs, creating a peaceful and inspiring workspace filled with natural light and character. 

The first floor continues to impress, offering four generously proportioned bedrooms, each providing comfortable and versatile accommodation for family members or guests. 

The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, benefitting from dual aspect windows which fill the room with natural light while offering attractive views over the surrounding grounds and countryside beyond. 

The remaining bedrooms are equally inviting and well-sized, providing flexibility for a variety of uses, including guest rooms, home offices or creative spaces. 

The family bathroom is spacious and well-appointed, featuring a bath, separate shower cubicle, WC and wash hand basin, complemented by part-tiled walls and dual aspect windows which enhance the bright and airy atmosphere.

Externally, the property is equally captivating and offers a truly rare opportunity to own a home with extensive outdoor space within a picturesque village setting. The generous sloping lawned gardens extend to approximately 0.6 acres, creating a wonderful sense of space and freedom that is seldom found, particularly within the heart of a village.

The gardens provide the perfect environment for families, gardening enthusiasts or those simply wishing to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings, and from this elevated position you are rewarded with truly breathtaking panoramic views across the surrounding countryside, stretching out towards the majestic Lake District fells and even as far as the Scottish fells on a clear day, creating a constantly changing and inspiring backdrop throughout the seasons.

The range of traditional stone outbuildings offers enormous potential and flexibility, whether used for storage, workshops or, subject to the necessary planning permissions, converted into additional accommodation such as a self-contained annexe, holiday let or home office space. The charming cobbled courtyard further enhances the character and appeal of the property, creating a beautiful and practical outdoor feature that perfectly complements this exceptional period home.

Faugh Farm House enjoys an enviable location within a charming and well-connected village surrounded by some of Cumbria’s most beautiful countryside. With excellent access to the A69 and M6, the property is ideally positioned for commuting while still offering the tranquillity of rural living. Nearby villages such as Corby Hill and Warwick Bridge provide everyday amenities, while the historic market town of Brampton offers a wider range of shops, schools and services. 

Carlisle, just a short drive away, offers an excellent selection of retail, dining and leisure facilities, as well as mainline rail connections on the West Coast Main Line providing direct links to major cities including London, Glasgow and Manchester. The property is also perfectly placed for exploring the stunning Eden Valley, Hadrian’s Wall, the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Lake District National Park and the Solway Coast, making it an exceptional base for enjoying both countryside living and modern convenience.

Combining timeless character, generous accommodation, extensive gardens and outstanding potential, Faugh Farm House represents a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a truly remarkable period home in a highly desirable village location.

Tenure - Freehold

Council Tax Band - E

EPC Rating - D

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