A late 18th-century toll cottage is up for sale in Keswick.
The home on Chestnut Hill has been listed for sale on Zoopla by estate agent Edwin Thompson.
The detached, Grade II-listed residence, updated whilst retaining its original features, comes with a £499,950 guide price tag.
Edwin Thompson suggests the cottage can be a comfortable primary residence, secondary home, or a holiday let.
The accommodation comprises two bedrooms with an en-suite bathroom, separate shower room, and two reception rooms.
Central heating provides warmth throughout the property, supplemented by a wood-burning stove.
The upstairs living room adorns original beams, and dual aspect windows offer panoramic views of the Keswick landscape.
The property is also outfitted with a single garage and private off-street parking for one car.
The ground floor dining room hosts wooden flooring, an understairs cupboard and a wood-burning stove.
In the kitchen is a 'good range' of base and drawer units, an electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher and an extractor.
A utility area also provides space and plumbing for a washing machine, as well as space for an undercounter fridge.
The property's exterior is surrounded by private, 'easily-maintained' gardens.
The mature gardens are segmented into two levels with 'lovely' views, a slate patio, and mature trees.
An early internal inspection of this property is strongly recommended by Edwin Thompson to grasp the potential and charm of this two-bedroom cottage.
The property, with its strong history as a successful holiday let, is also inclusive of most contents that are available by separate negotiation.
The property is currently being used by the vendor as a second home, meaning there is no upper chain.
Toll Bar Cottage has also been ran as a successful holiday let in the past.
Most of the contents in the property are available by separate negotiation.
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