Historic 18th century mining cottage for sale in Buttermere

Craggfoot located in Buttermere, near Cockermouth, is a historic country property boasting a wealth of heritage. 

The house comes with four bedrooms and one bathroom and is a substantial end-of-terrace property that was formally two houses. 

Views from near the property (Image: Right Move)

It is said to provide spacious and versatile accommodation and is a former mining cottage for Honister, Craggfoot is said to have an abundance of character. 

The property is said to occupy 'what must be one of the most beautiful locations in the Lake District with glorious views.' 

The living room (Image: Right Move)

Craggfoot dates back to the mid-18th century and occupies a 'fantastic' location on the edge of the 'charming' village of Buttermere. 

It 'commands truly stunning views across the valley towards the majestic fells that surround it.' 

The dining room (Image: Right Move)

Edwin Thompson, Keswick, the estate agent, said: "Currently the property comprises; two separate reception rooms with open fires, breakfast room, kitchen with pantry, rear hallway, shower room, large living room extension, rear vestibule, and utility room.

"On the first floor are four bedrooms with an en-suite facility to bedroom one.

"Outside, the property is set in beautiful gardens and grounds and is bordered by open fields and a public footpath. To the left-hand side of the property is laid mostly to lawn garden, taking in the stunning Lakeland Fells views.

"There are two external outbuildings to the rear of the property."

The kitchen (Image: Right Move)

The property still maintains many of its original features but is said to require some updating. 

The village of Buttermere sits between Buttermere Lake and Crummock Water which are described as beautiful stretches of water. 

The village has a good range of local amenities for a place of such a small size. It has a pub, restaurant, hotel, cafe, and ice cream parlour. 

The estate agent added: "The village is an ideal base for exploring this most lovely part of the world, particularly for fell walkers wanting to explore the high and low fells that surround the village."