A seven-bedroomed, luxury Lake District home, known as Knotts Mill Country Lodge, is on the market for £1.5 million.
According to the estate agent, David Britton Estates suggests the Watermillock property could function as a holiday let, bed and breakfast, or even a full residential dwelling, given the correct planning permissions.
The main house contains three spacious bedrooms for letting, each of which comes with an ensuite bathroom.
The decor throughout these bedrooms aims to provide a warm and inviting atmosphere that will ensure guests feel relaxed during their stay.
Alongside the main house, the owner's residence comprises a modern two or three-bedroom flat.
This separate section of the house boasts a large kitchen finished to a high standard and a well-appointed lounge.
This level of separation within the house offers owners room for entertainment and relaxation, without straying too far from the facilities of the property.
In addition to the main house and owner's residence, the property features an attached, two-bedroom holiday let that is designed with a contemporary touch.
Notable features of this space are a vaulted ceiling and a spacious dining/lounge area.
The estate agent points to the property's south-facing patio which offers views of the High Street range of mountains across Ullswater.
Externally, the property provides extensive parking capabilities, featuring a five-bay oak frame garage and additional ample parking space.
The premises span approximately 1.5 acres, providing mature gardens and woodland areas that create a peaceful and picturesque setting throughout.
Being positioned in Watermillock, the property is set in beautiful scenery.
A short distance away lies Ullswater, home to a yacht club and several marinas.
In addition to the multitude of outdoor activities from hiking to leisurely lake walks, the Ullswater Steamers offer enchanting lake cruises.
Amenities are also easily accessible due to the road links to village shops and schools, ensuring convenience combined with the tranquillity of the location.
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