Three-bed home with fell views hits the market in Penrith
A detached home in a Penrith cul-de-sac with no onward chain has been put up for sale.
Located in the east end of Penrith, the property is listed for £355,000 and includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two reception rooms, and a garage.
Cumbrian Properties, the estate agent handling the sale, said the house features "views towards the Lake District fells" from the rear garden.
Lounge, complete with fireplace (Image: Zoopla) The front door opens into an entrance hall, which leads to the lounge.
According to the agent, the lounge has a double glazed window to the front, a radiator, and a fireplace housing a gas fire.
From here, a door leads to the dining room, which has double glazed windows to the rear and side, as well as access to the rear garden.
Kitchen, with one and a half bowl sink unit with mixer tap, an electric oven and grill, a four ring gas hob with extractor hood, and an integrated fridge (Image: Zoopla) A fitted kitchen sits off the dining room.
The kitchen includes a one and a half bowl sink unit with mixer tap, an electric oven and grill, a four ring gas hob with extractor hood, and an integrated fridge.
A storage cupboard sits under the stairs and a door leads through to the utility room, which is fitted with cupboards, a worksurface, and a second sink.
Garden, with Lake District fell views (Image: Zoopla) A utility room offers access to a cloakroom, the garage, and the side of the property.
Upstairs, a landing leads to three double bedrooms.
The main bedroom has a fitted wardrobe, storage cupboard, and an en-suite shower room with a three piece suite.
One of the property's three bedrooms (Image: Zoopla) Bedroom two has double glazed windows to both the front and rear, two radiators, and a fitted wardrobe.
Bedroom three also features a fitted wardrobe and a window to the rear.
A family bathroom is located on the first floor, with an electric shower above the bath, a vanity unit wash hand basin, and a WC with concealed cistern.
The house, from the rear garden (Image: Zoopla) Outside, the property has a lawned front garden and a block paved driveway with parking for multiple vehicles.
An enclosed lawned rear garden with a paved patio has views towards the Lake District fells.
Gated access is available on both sides of the house.
Interested parties can call Cumbrian Properties, the estate agent, on 01228 925018 for further details.
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