A six-bedroom house with luxurious fixtures has hit the market in Kendal for £1,100,000.
This architect-designed property, on the market with David Britton Estates, located within The Lake District National Park stands out with its unique features and prime location at the gateway to the Lakes.
(Image: David Britton Estates)
The house offers 2700 sq. ft of living space comprising six double bedrooms, four ensuite bathrooms, a family bathroom, and modern kitchen and lounge dining areas.
Providing ample room for entertaining or growing families, this home is ideal for those seeking contemporary convenience in a picturesque setting.
Beyond its luxurious interior, the property boasts a hot tub, garden terraces, and private seating areas.
The property boasts well-manicured gardens (Image: David Britton Estates)
A double garage with a remote up-and-over door provides generous hardstanding for parking or houses a motorhome, caravan, boat, or car.
Located just off the A591, the property is a stone's throw away from prime Lake District spots like Windermere, Oakwood, and Kendal itself.
Big dining room, perfect for entertaining guests and family (Image: David Britton Estates)
Its proximity to the M6 at J36 ensures easy access to the rest of the region.
Ensuring quick access to wider UK, domestic and international transport links are excellent as the mainline station at Oxenholme, located just outside Kendal, connects to Glasgow, Euston, and a separate line into the Lakes passing Kendal, Staveley village and onto Windermere.
A modern and ample kitchen (Image: David Britton Estates)
Regular bus services also link you to all the main Lake District towns and villages.
Additionally, the house includes mains water, gas & electricity, with drainage by a septic tank.
Open-plan lounge (Image: David Britton Estates)
It is under Council Tax Band G and the EPC Band C.
Potential buyers should note that all contents are available by separate negotiation.
This property is a rare find and an incredible opportunity for those wishing to experience the beautiful surroundings of the Lake District National Park.
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