An imposing period home with a pottery barn in Dalston has hit the market for £560,000.
The four-bedroom, detached property offers plenty of character, space, and potential - according to its real estate agents, Britton Estates.
Nestled in the heart of Dalston, this home offers a garden at its rear, a standalone garden room, and a pottery room.
Parts of the home do require modernisation, allowing potential buyers the chance to make it their own.
The property also features two reception rooms and a kitchen that leads on to a diner.
A detached garage is also included with further potential being an exciting proposition, subject to planning.
The property's generously-sized accommodation extends to the outdoors as well.
Sitting on a substantial plot in the middle of the village, the home benefits from an extensive garden, personalised with a conservatory and Art Studio that is currently being utilised as a pottery room with an associated Kiln.
Its convenient location in the bustling village of Dalston also receives high praise.
With close proximity to local amenities including shops, a doctor’s surgery, schools, and an active village community, the property not only offers a rural lifestyle but also keeps you connected to the essentials.
For those needing to commute, the added benefit of easy access to M6 Junction 42 and the city of Carlisle, which is five miles away, makes it the ideal location.
"It's a superb opportunity for a significant property in the heart of a desirable village," says Britton Estates.
They recommend arranging a viewing strictly by appointment only to appreciate the property's full potential.
The imposing period home is not just an ordinary property.
Inside, the home features multiple functional spaces including an entrance hallway, two sitting rooms, a large kitchen/diner, and a shower room on the ground floor.
At the top of a wooden staircase, four bedrooms and a family bathroom can be found.
The property, with its myriad of features and spaces, invites all potential buyers wanting to leave their distinctive mark on the historical property.
For more information about the property, or to contact Britton Estates to arrange a viewing, visit the listing online.
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