A ‘delightful’ Grade II listed property with a rich history and in one of the Lake District’s most popular villages is for sale.
Bank Court in Cartmel is ‘brimming with charm and character’ and showcases period features alongside modern accents.
Also known as The Old Book Shop, it is situated on The Square close to a number of local walks. It is also on the doorstep of highly regarded restaurants such as three-star Michelin restaurant, L’Eclume.
The property is marketed by Hackney and Leigh with an asking price of £625,000.
Hackney and Leigh's listing says: “This Grade II listed property is definitely one for those who appreciate something a little different, quirky charm, lovely old features.”
It has been run as a successful holiday Let.
The main door, at the back of the property, opens into the kitchen which is well equipped and boasts an attractive range of cabinets, complimented by solid wood work surfaces.
It boasts ceiling spotlights, engineered oak flooring and a deep-set window overlooking the pretty courtyard.
A door opens to stone steps leading down into a ‘good size’ cellar.
An open cast iron fire with slate hearth creates a focal point for the sitting room which is a ‘nicely’ proportioned and features a window seat.
The dining room offers ample space and shows off an exposed ceiling beam, while a side door provides external access.
Bookshelves line the inner hall, which boasts a large 'Westmorland' window over the stair well.
The stairs provide a ‘very unique’ feature as they split and are partly open to the first floor.
The first bedroom is a ‘generous’ double room with a front window providing charming views into the village square. It also benefits from an en-suite shower room and a small dressing area.
A second, ‘good size’ double room offers a window seat and an ‘attractive’ open fireplace.
The ‘Victorian’ style bathroom leads into a ‘very luxurious’ little room which is currently used as a dressing room.
A third bedroom, described as the most charming, can be found on the second floor. The room brims with character and features exposed beams, a low, deep-set window and an en-suite bathroom.
The bedroom opens to the family room, a large and versatile room.
Outside, there is a small area, large enough for a bistro table and chairs and a pot plant or two.
The home is described as ‘tastefully decorated’ and the furnishings are included in the sale.
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