AN Edwardian period property is now on the market in the Carlisle area.
The house is located on Ghyll Road, in Scotby, and is on the market for £650,000.
It boasts four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and three reception rooms.
Scotby Cof E Primary School and Pennine Way Primary School are within a mile of the house. Wetheral and Carlisle railway stations are both also only a short distance away.
The property has a substantial standalone garage and an immaculate interior that has been fully renovated.
The living room (Image: Zoopla)
This home has kept many of its original character features and has an expansive southwest-facing garden. There is said to be scope for development with this particular property.
It is described as a fine village property in the 'charming' area of Scotby providing 'beautifully presented' rooms that are 'brimming with Edwardian character.'
The living space is said to be 'superb' and has been 'tastefully restored' to retain its original features while incorporating modern luxuries.
In this particular area, Edwardian properties are rare, which makes this type of house a unique offering.
The property occupies a 'pleasant' 0.2-acre site. To the front of the house, a block paved drive provides significant parking space and leads down the side to a 'spacious' wooden garage/shed, which provides additional storage space.
The kitchen (Image: Zoopla)
The plot that the house sits on is wider than others in the area allowing for this building but also offering space and scope for a possible substantial outbuilding.
Finest Properties, the estate agent, said: "15 Ghyll Road is situated on a no through road in the desirable village of Scotby, which offers a range of conveniences including a village shop, a primary school, and a welcoming pub.
The garden (Image: Zoopla)
"The nearby city of Carlisle provides additional services with large supermarkets, a hospital, and a wide selection of shops and eateries. Carlisle also offers comprehensive cultural, educational, recreational, and shopping facilities."
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