House with paddock and barn hits the market near Carlisle
Located just outside Broadwath, east of Carlisle, the property boasts extensive gardens, a paddock and a range of outbuildings, including a workshop and a 45ft barn with a stable.
BPF Estate Agents, who are marketing the property, describes the house as being in "immaculate decorative order throughout", offering a highly flexible layout with equestrian potential.
The property's living room (Image: BPK Estate Agents) The house has four reception rooms, including a sitting room with a log burner, a dining room, a living room, and a study/office.
Also on the ground floor is a bedroom with an en-suite shower room, a well-appointed bathroom, and a dining kitchen with integral appliances.
On the first floor, there are three further bedrooms, a second family bathroom, and a dressing area off the second bedroom with a door to the loft for additional storage.
The property's paddock (Image: BPK Estate Agents) The property sits on a private plot of about 0.7 acres, with a gated driveway to a large lawn at the front.
To the rear are raised beds, a greenhouse, a large patio area, and a chicken run.
The outbuildings, recently constructed by the current owners, offer a range of uses.
The property comes with a barn (Image: BPK Estate Agents) BPK also highlights the potential for equestrian use.
The property currently has an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of 42, placing it in Band E currently.
However, according to the EPC report, with improvements, it has the potential to reach 80 (Band C) and above.
Interested parties should call BPK estate agents on 01228 888 999 to find out more information or book a viewing.
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