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EXPLORE THE NORTHERN LAKE DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK£1,650,000 (select currency) |
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Located in Cumbria, UK
• Web ID: EAC
The Old Farmhouse and Mews Cottages is a splendid complex comprising seven holiday cottages, two apartments and a traditional farmhouse, all utilised as an extremely successful holiday letting business being set in the heart of the village. Braithwaite is a charming Lakeland village situated close to Bassenthwaite Lake and Derwent Water with the Borrowdale valley being close by at the head of which is England's highest mountain, Scafell Pike. The village itself provides a fabulous base from which tourists explore the Northern Lake District National Park with popular mountain walks, boating and leisure facilities being on the doorstep.
The properties form a courtyard setting with the vendor providing a mix of character features and more modern living styles having excellent lock and leave accommodation for the discerning holiday maker and which has established an excellent reputation with repeat bookings. The farmhouse is believed to date back to 1656 with an excellent array of character features including beamed ceilings and a superb Inglenook fireplace to the drawing room.
The farmhouse briefly comprises; entrance porch, dining kitchen with Aga, drawing room, dining room, study, three double bedrooms, two of which are en-suite and house bathroom. Although the farmhouse is used as a letting unit, a purchaser may wish to permanently reside in the farmhouse creating a lifestyle with business opportunity.
The properties form a courtyard setting with the vendor providing a mix of character features and more modern living styles having excellent lock and leave accommodation for the discerning holiday maker and which has established an excellent reputation with repeat bookings. The farmhouse is believed to date back to 1656 with an excellent array of character features including beamed ceilings and a superb Inglenook fireplace to the drawing room.
The farmhouse briefly comprises; entrance porch, dining kitchen with Aga, drawing room, dining room, study, three double bedrooms, two of which are en-suite and house bathroom. Although the farmhouse is used as a letting unit, a purchaser may wish to permanently reside in the farmhouse creating a lifestyle with business opportunity.
Property features: 3 Bedrooms.