A 'picture-postcard family home' has gone on the market in a 'desirable village'.
Sun Hill, in Great Strickland, has a guide price of £650,000.
The estate agents, David Britton Estates, describes the property as having 'an abundance of space' despite its appearance as a Cumbrian cottage.
The ground floor has four reception rooms, a dining kitchen with a vaulted beamed ceiling, a utility room, and a downstairs shower room.
The first floor has three double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The property has a 'fabulous' mix of traditional features combined with contemporary and modern styling.
There is also potential for multigenerational living or annex conversion at the rear of the property.
This area could offer a bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom space with independent access.
One of the reception rooms on the ground floor could also be used as a bedroom, providing accessible living.
The property has a long driveway providing parking for six or more vehicles.
There are cottage-style gardens at the front, with established trees, shrubs, a pond, and seating areas.
At the rear, there are terraces which are ideal for alfresco dining, a storage shed, and a utility area.
David Britton, managing director of David Britton Estates, said: "This home is beautifully presented throughout and has a fabulous mix of traditional features combined with contemporary and modern styling, creating a wonderful family home which is ready to move into.
"To the rear, the garden space enjoys fantastic views over open countryside to the far-reaching northern Pennine Fells."
Great Strickland is approximately six miles from Penrith, with its amenities, shops, schools, leisure facilities, and transport links.
The village has a church and a 'delightful' pub serving food.
Lake Ullswater and the Lake District National Park are a short drive away.
For more information, contact David Britton Estates on 01768 881111.
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