I Ingmire Cottages, Sedbergh, LA10 5HW

Here's our TOP TEN reasons to love 1 Ingmire Cottages:

1. A charming end terrace period cottage close to Sedbergh, dating back to the early 1900's, built as a workers cottage for the former Ingmire Hall Estate and not seen on the market in 30 years.

2. Splendid far reaching fell views from all rooms of Winder Fell to the rear and over the garden to the front to open countryside and fells beyond.

3. Character features with flag floor and original working range in the kitchen, oak ceiling beams and lintels, attractive open fronted porch with quarry tiles, tongue and bead and four panel pine doors, pine and oak floorboards, stone window cill and recess niche.

4. Come on in to the vestibule, which has doors leading to the sitting room and dining kitchen. The sitting room is triple aspect with multi fuel stove on a slate hearth. The dual aspect dining kitchen is welcoming with base units, granite worktops, induction hob and electric oven, built-in cupboards, one with recessed shelving above. An understairs cupboard provides good storage. From the kitchen, a stable door leads into a rear part glazed porch.

5. ....and so to bed - off the landing are two double bedrooms both enjoying the wonderful views. Dual aspect bedroom 1 is a generous and light room with built-in wardrobes and a period fireplace. There is also a good-sized four piece bathroom with part panelled walls, slipper bath, shower cubicle and heated towel rail. An airing cupboard houses the boiler and hot water cylinder.

6. Large garden with level lawn to the front and side, seating terrace and area laid to bark with feature circular planter. To the rear and side of the garage is a wood shed and the LPG tank.

7. Garaging and parking - gated access leads to a double garage, which sits to the east of the property with power and light and ample gravel parking to the front. A useful utility/laundry room and separate fuel store are also situated to the east in a row of stone and slate outbuildings.

8. The historic market town of Sedbergh - a Conservation Area, the town is situated at the foot of the Howgill Fells, on the north bank of the River Rawthey and is very active with dozens of groups and societies as well as being a 'Book Town'. There is a good range of local facilities with pubs, restaurants, shops, a medical practice, dentists' surgery, a pharmacy, a large Spar and weekly market. Residents, through locally based clubs, are also able to use some of the facilities provided by the prestigious independent Sedbergh School.

9. A stunningly scenic natural adventure playground situated in the Yorkshire Dales and surrounded by thousands of square miles of moors, valleys and hills. This is a perfect location if you enjoy everything the great outdoors has to offer with many walking routes right on your doorstep. Also close by and perfect for day trips are The Lake District, the gently rolling Lune Valley and the Forest of Bowland National Landscape. The Dales Way passes through Sedbergh; an 81 mile route starting on the eastern edge of the Dales in Ilkley, the path crosses into the foothills of the Lake District to finish on the shores of Lake Windermere.

10. Travelling from A to B - there is easy access onto the M6, J37 (4 miles) and A65 (8.9 miles) with a station at Oxenholme (9.1 miles) on the main west coast line with direct trains to major cities. Airports are at Leeds Bradford (59.1 miles), Manchester (86.4 miles) and Liverpool (91.5 miles).