An 'immaculately' presented four-bedroom home in the heart of Great Strickland is on the market for a guide price of £545,000.
With 'stunning' views and no onward chain to contend with, this 'deceptively spacious' link-detached property boasts a rear extension along with private outdoor space.
Internally, this well-proportioned home, built in 2001, offers an open plan living/dining/kitchen area on the ground floor, with French doors leading to the rear garden.
A separate lounge with a wood burning stove, WC, utility room, garden room and a double bedroom with an ensuite shower room complete the ground floor layout.
The home benefits from open plan living (Image: David Britton Estates)
The first floor offers a further three bedrooms; two large doubles and one single currently utilised as an office, all leading from the spacious, carpeted landing.
A 'stylish' family bathroom, fitted in 2023, includes a bath with a rainfall and low-level shower attachment over, a low-level WC with a concealed cistern and a wash hand basin with vanity unit.
Countryside views can be enjoyed from the home (Image: David Britton Estates)
Externally, this home is situated within a courtyard setting and has parking provision for two to three cars to the front.
To the side and rear of the property there is a large garden, arranged into several terraces, patio areas and lawn.
A bedroom at the property (Image: David Britton Estates)
The garden enjoys views across open countryside towards the picturesque North Pennine Fells and offers further potential for the new owner to utilise the land for additional parking or landscaping a more formal garden.
The property is situated close to Penrith and has easy access to the Lake District National Park.
For individuals wishing to view, appointments can be arranged by contacting David Britton Estates on 01768 881111.
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