2 Constable Cottages, 31 High Street, Burton In Lonsdale, LA6 3JR

Here's our TOP 10 reasons to love 2 Constable Cottages:

1. Grade II picturesque mid terrace cottage in the heart of the village - a former stable for the neighbouring property, formerly named Fern Lea, presently known as The Old Police House and now two cottages dating from 1824 with central panel inscribed B T J.

2. Charming and incredibly welcoming. the characterful and light accommodation is beautifully presented and well-maintained with a gross internal measurement of c. 638 sq ft (59.3 sq m excluding the cellar).

3. Set over three floors - step through the front door into the sitting room with a brick and stone fireplace, woodburning stove and staircase with pine treads rising. The breakfast kitchen is fitted with base units, an electric cooker, space for an undercounter dishwasher, built-in cupboard and stable door. To the first floor, there is a built-in cupboard off the landing as well as a double bedroom 1 with built-in cupboard and a period fireplace. Single bedroom 2 and a three piece bathroom are at the rear and enjoy lovely garden views across to open countryside.

4. Useful cellar c. 215 sq ft (20 sq m) - stone steps lead down from the kitchen to the cellar room with flag floor, power, light and plumbing for a washing machine.

5. Delightful gardens south facing gravel walled foregarden with stone planter and clematis above the door and window. To the rear, a large garden leading from the kitchen with decked terrace, stone steps down to a lower gravelled terrace, lawns, mature trees, well-stocked borders, rose covered wrought iron arch and timber shed.

6. Large wooden summerhouse with double doors and an electric stove - perfect as a home office/studio or games and hobby room.

7. Parking - there is on street parking on High Street and elsewhere in the village.

8. Village life - Burton-in-Lonsdale is a Conservation Area village with a community run shop/post office and pub (The Punch Bowl Inn), All Saints Church, a village hall, sports pavilion and field.

9. Connectivity - Burton-in-Lonsdale is one of the most readily accessible larger villages within the Lune Valley. Approached from the Tunstall/Cantsfield direction (A683), it is ideally placed for J34 of the M6 (12.8 miles) and Lancaster (15.3 miles) with a train station on the West Coast mainline. Accessed off the A65, Ingleton (2.8 miles) and Kirkby Lonsdale (5.7 miles) are convenient. There is also a train station at High Bentham on the Leeds to Morecambe line.

10. Surrounded by stunning beautiful countryside - not just the Lune Valley but the Dales and Lake District National Parks as well as the National Landscapes of the Forest of Bowland and Arnside and Silverdale.

Please note: There is a pedestrian right of way for bins in favour of Nos. 31 and 33 across the rear garden of No. 29. 24 High Street, opposite, also has a right of way through the rear of No. 29 into No. 31 and through the garden to their allotment.