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Pennine Heights, Warcop, Ca16

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • New Detached Home With 1231 Sq Feet Of Beautiful Accommodation
  • Air Source Heat Pump Warms the Home Via Underfloor Heating Downstairs With Radiators To Bedrooms And Bathrooms
  • Large Open Plan Kitchen Diner Into Lounge
  • Spacious Utility Room With Plumbing For Washer
  • Large Wrap Around Garden Which Offers Incredible Views To Pennine Fells
  • Located Close To Village Amenities Including Pub And Primary School
  • Sumptuous Family Bathroom
  • Four Double Bedrooms

Description

Welcome Home To Pennine Heights...

Pennine Heights is an exceptional collection of contemporary homes, quietly positioned within an exclusive development by WPS Developers on the edge of the ever-desirable village of Warcop. Approached from the heart of the village along a gently rising track, the development unfolds beautifully, revealing a selective enclave of detached homes surrounded by the stunning landscapes of the Eden Valley.

Number 12 occupies a particularly attractive position within the development and offers a wonderfully balanced combination of modern design, practical family living and beautiful countryside views. Whilst currently in the final stages of internal finish, the home will soon be transformed as the kitchens, bathrooms and flooring are installed, allowing buyers the exciting opportunity to secure a brand-new home before its finishing touches are complete.

The property has been thoughtfully designed with modern living at its heart. Unlike some of the neighbouring homes, Number 12 embraces a wonderfully fluid open-plan layout, creating a sociable and welcoming environment where family life can naturally unfold. The result is a home that feels bright, spacious and connected, perfectly suited to both everyday living and entertaining.

A composite entrance door opens into the welcoming porch, where luxury LTV flooring immediately sets the tone for the quality that continues throughout the ground floor. From here, the home opens into an impressive open-plan living, dining and kitchen space, a room that truly forms the heart of the home.

The kitchen has been designed to combine timeless styling with everyday practicality. Soft grey cabinetry, finished with elegant cup and bun handles, is complemented by beautiful oak work surfaces and a classic Belfast sink with an arched mixer tap. Integrated CDA appliances include an induction hob, oven, fridge freezer and dishwasher, creating a space that feels both stylish and highly functional.

Beyond the kitchen, the room opens effortlessly into generous dining and living areas, offering plenty of space for entertaining friends, hosting family gatherings or simply enjoying everyday life. French doors open directly onto the rear patio, drawing natural light deep into the home and creating a seamless connection between inside and out. For those who appreciate the warmth and atmosphere of a real fire, provision has been made within the layout to accommodate a future wood-burning stove should a buyer wish to add one.

A separate utility room provides valuable additional storage and laundry space, ensuring the main living areas remain calm and uncluttered. Beyond the utility, a beautifully appointed ground-floor shower room offers flexibility for guests and modern family living. Finished with soft grey marble-effect wall panels, an anthracite vanity unit and a heated towel rail, the space feels contemporary and elegant.

A carpeted staircase with timber balustrading rises to the first-floor landing, where the sense of quality continues. Plush grey carpets flow throughout the upper floor, creating a warm and comfortable atmosphere.

The principal bedroom enjoys a peaceful westerly aspect and benefits from the character created by gently sloping ceilings. A second double bedroom also enjoys a westerly outlook, capturing the evening light and offering comfortable accommodation for family members or guests.

Bedrooms three and four are both doubles, positioned to the eastern elevation where they enjoy attractive views towards the surrounding Pennine landscape. These versatile rooms could equally serve as children's bedrooms, guest accommodation, dressing rooms or home working spaces, depending on individual requirements.

Serving the first floor is a stylish family bathroom, thoughtfully designed to complement the quality and finish found throughout the rest of the home.

Externally, Number 12 continues to impress. A brick-paved driveway provides parking for three to four vehicles, while pathways to either side of the property lead through to the rear garden. Practical storage has been incorporated externally, housing the air source heat pump system and contributing to the home's excellent energy efficiency credentials.

The rear garden offers a blank canvas for buyers to create their own outdoor sanctuary, whether that be a family-friendly lawn, landscaped entertaining space or a combination of both. With the surrounding countryside never far from view, it provides the perfect setting to relax and enjoy the peaceful rhythm of village life.

Pennine Heights has been designed not simply as a development, but as a place to call home. Number 12 perfectly captures that vision, offering beautifully proportioned accommodation, contemporary finishes and a layout designed around the way modern families live today.

It Is All About Location...

Warcop is one of those villages that quietly captures the hearts of those who discover it. Surrounded by rolling countryside and framed by the spectacular landscapes of the Eden Valley, it offers a wonderful balance between rural tranquillity and everyday convenience.

For families, Warcop Church of England Primary School sits at the centre of village life and is highly regarded locally for its nurturing environment and strong community spirit. The village also benefits from a traditional country pub, providing a welcoming hub where residents gather, friendships are formed and community life flourishes.

Beyond the village itself, the market town of Appleby-in-Westmorland is just a short drive away, offering independent shops, supermarkets, cafés, schools and rail connections. The Lake District National Park, Yorkshire Dales and North Pennines are all within easy reach, making this a location perfectly suited to those who enjoy the outdoors whilst still requiring practical access to work, education and amenities.

Warcop's enduring appeal lies in its rare ability to combine community, countryside and convenience. It is a place where life moves at a gentler pace, where the landscape is ever-changing with the seasons, and where coming home always feels like an escape from the demands of modern life.

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Monthly repayments£1,659
Property: £ 330,000
Deposit: £ 33,000
Interest rate: 5.35%
Term: 30 years
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