A refurbished three-bedroom bungalow in the Seatle hamlet of Field Broughton, Grange-Over-Sands, boasting panoramic views across the open countryside, is on sale for £895,000.
Seated in a debonair, elevated location, the detached bungalow, on sale with David Britton Estates, spans around 2165 sq. ft.
The property, renovated and extended recently, provides a splendid blend of traditional and contemporary finishes.
Luxuriously designed, the dwelling also offers the advantage of energy efficiency.
Most rooms in this residence feature south-facing windows presenting a magnificent view of the open countryside.
Almost all of the rooms in this home enjoy south-facing windows perfectly framing the views across the open countryside.
In terms of the interior, the property presents a variety of spaces.
That features an open plan kitchen/living/dining area with an island unit, lounge, garden room, utility room, WC, and three double bedrooms, all offering stylish ensuite facilities, plus ample room for storage.
The property also houses a detached studio with an internal WC, nestled in the garden.
Ideal for those seeking a workspace or art studio, or perhaps as a possible income avenue, subject to requisite planning permissions.
Moreover, the outside offers adequate parking space for numerous vehicles and a charming garden hosting lawns, a vegetable garden/orchard, and a terrace area at the rear, facing the countryside.
The plot is a generous 0.4 acres, with two access points leading to the garden space.
The hamlet of Seatle comprises just 9 properties.
It resides a short drive from Kendal and the villages of Newby Bridge & Cartmel in Lake District National Park.
This home offers both accessible and secluded location.
The property offers a unique mix of quality and style, featuring a bespoke handmade Ash kitchen, a lounge with a captivating lantern roof window, and an additional garden room.
Furthermore, the property comes with a 20 ft container equipped with electric and lighting used as a storage/workshop space, plus two additional outbuildings.
Recently completed is a living room with triple sliding doors on the south wall, which enhances the panoramic views from the house.
This room also offers an air conditioner/heating unit and a modern wood-burning stove.
Energy efficiency is also considered, with the property featuring solar panels, biomass heating, underfloor heating and Cat 6 cabling to several rooms offering superfast broadband of full fibre 900.
Not only does the property offer a luxurious living space but it also caters to the working needs of those who prefer home offices, with dedicated rooms and high-speed internet connectivity.
The approach to the property is shared and maintained by six properties to preserve the gravelled driveway.
The total number of houses in the hamlet is nine.
The property may be occupied only by individuals employed, about to be employed, or last employed in the locality; or who has had his only or principal residence in the locality for the previous three years.
The term 'locality' refers to the South Lakeland administrative district.
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