greensyke £525000 - OnTheMarket
GREENSYKE
£525,000
Newton-in-Cartmel, LA11 6JJ Within the heart of this highly accessible Lakeland village between Cartmel and Newby Bridge, a Grade II Listed farmhouse, authentically and sensitively upgraded and improved over the last 20 years. Two reception rooms, study, breakfast kitchen leading to beautifully appointed contemporary living kitchen overlooking the large walled garden. Three bedrooms, bathroom and shower room. Large attic room, perfect for upgrading, subject to consent. Double garage, private driveway parking, stone and slate outhouse and a delightful private ‘wildlife’ garden, c. 0.38 acres with unspoiled fell and distant views.
www.davis-bowring.co.uk
Welcome to GREENSYKE Newton-in-Cartmel, LA11 6JJ Tucked away in the heart of the Lakeland village of High Newton, within the Lake District National Park, Greensyke is a splendid, authentic Georgian Grade II Listed farmhouse, beautifully presented with an abundance of character, charm and original features. Dating back to 1754, the house was reputedly built by Benjamin Hall, the Civil Engineer responsible for building the road from Cark to High Newton in the 18th century. Since the current owner’s purchase in 1994, the house has undergone a sympathetic and sensitive renovation - a full list of works is available from the agents. The Victorian lean-to has been replaced by the superb contemporary kitchen/garden room - a great place to sit and appreciate the garden as well as take in the distant views of the Lakeland Fells. A covered porch, cloakroom and new rear entrance into the garage have also been created. With two reception rooms, three bedrooms and two bath/shower rooms, the accommodation is well-balanced but the attic room offers the potential to upgrade further (subject to consent). It would make a fabulous master bedroom suite, a great office if you’re looking to work from home, a hobbies studio or a den/media room. The rear gardens are private, being bordered by high Lakeland stone walls, and have been managed organically by the present owner, attracting a variety of wildlife.
£525,000
A delightful Georgian property…. • Charming Grade II Listed farmhouse, dating back to to 1754 • South facing, in the heart of a picturesque Lakeland village • Covered porch into entrance hall • Sitting room with Clearview multi-fuel stove • Dining room with open fire • Breakfast kitchen with flag floor and Aga • Contemporary living kitchen/garden room with Morso multi-fuel stove, slate floor and views over the garden • Half cellar with flagged floor • Attractive period staircase with half landing overlooking garden and terrace to fells • Gallery landing • Three south-facing double bedrooms • Bathroom and separate shower room • Large attic room - ready for upgrading to a master suite, office, games room, media room etc., subject to consent • Large double garage with covered entrance from the rear, utility area and cloakroom • Double opening timber gates lead to gravel parking area for 2/3 cars • Delightful, well-established and private walled garden enjoying long distance fell views • Mature planting, flagged seating terraces, soft fruit cages, raised vegetable beds and two ponds • Stone and slate wood store and greenhouse • 3203 sq. ft (297.6 sq. m.) • 0.38 acres (0.15 ha)
Mains electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating. Hot water heated by the Aga along with an immersion. LPG for the kitchen hob. Underfloor heating in kitchen/garden room and breakfast room. Broadband connection available. Carpets (excluding dining room rug), curtains and poles, blinds, light fittings and white goods are all included in the sale. Garden furniture and planters are specifically excluded.
Location The Lake District National Park needs no introduction but the picturesque village of High Newton may do as small, yet welcoming. It is close to the prestigious ‘foodie’ destination of Cartmel (home to sticky toffee pudding and with L’enclume amongst the choice of eateries) and the Edwardian sea front town of Grange-over-Sands. The village has a village pub, the well-regarded The Crown Inn. Grange-over-Sands (just 3.9 miles distant) offers a good range of amenities and has a delightful promenade and ornamental gardens. There is a railway station with connections to the West Coast line and Manchester Airport and an express bus route. It is a small yet lively community with a surprisingly large range of local societies and interest groups. There is a wide choice of recreational facilities including tennis courts, restaurants, seasonal events and, of course, with the Lake District on the doorstep there are enormous opportunities for walkers, cyclists and sailors - this is your chance to live the weekenders’ lifestyle all year round! In education terms, there are both state and independent schools available within travelling distance. Currently there are regular bus services to Kendal via Grangeover-Sands and Barrow-in-Furness via Ulverston. There is easy access to Oxenholme Station (12.9 miles) and the M6, J36 (12.8 miles). Manchester airport is 92.1 miles with Lancaster and Preston just 26.7 and 48.5 miles distant respectively. All mileages are approximate.
Boundary plan - not to scale.
Directions To reach High Newton approaching from Grange, take the first left off the A590 by-pass, signposted Cartmel. At the T junction turn right, go under the bridge and then left at the ‘T’ junction. Proceed through Low Newton, home of Yew Tree Barn, an architectural reclamation centre, art gallery and tea shop (well worth a visit!) and as you enter High Newton take the third turning on the left. Turn first left and Greensyke is a short way along on the left hand side, in the heart of the village.
Lane House, Kendal Road Kirkby Lonsdale Carnforth Lancashire LA6 2HH
015242 74445 [email protected]
www.davis-bowring.co.uk
IMPORTANT - Davis & Bowring, for themselves and for the vendors of lessers of this property whose agents they are give notice that (I) these particulars are set out as a general outline only for guidance of intending purchasers or lessees, and do not constitute, nor constitute part of an offer or contract; (ii) all descriptions, dimensions references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them; (iii) no person in the employment of Davis & Bowring, has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property.
£525,000
Newton-in-Cartmel, LA11 6JJ Within the heart of this highly accessible Lakeland village between Cartmel and Newby Bridge, a Grade II Listed farmhouse, authentically and sensitively upgraded and improved over the last 20 years. Two reception rooms, study, breakfast kitchen leading to beautifully appointed contemporary living kitchen overlooking the large walled garden. Three bedrooms, bathroom and shower room. Large attic room, perfect for upgrading, subject to consent. Double garage, private driveway parking, stone and slate outhouse and a delightful private ‘wildlife’ garden, c. 0.38 acres with unspoiled fell and distant views.
www.davis-bowring.co.uk
Welcome to GREENSYKE Newton-in-Cartmel, LA11 6JJ Tucked away in the heart of the Lakeland village of High Newton, within the Lake District National Park, Greensyke is a splendid, authentic Georgian Grade II Listed farmhouse, beautifully presented with an abundance of character, charm and original features. Dating back to 1754, the house was reputedly built by Benjamin Hall, the Civil Engineer responsible for building the road from Cark to High Newton in the 18th century. Since the current owner’s purchase in 1994, the house has undergone a sympathetic and sensitive renovation - a full list of works is available from the agents. The Victorian lean-to has been replaced by the superb contemporary kitchen/garden room - a great place to sit and appreciate the garden as well as take in the distant views of the Lakeland Fells. A covered porch, cloakroom and new rear entrance into the garage have also been created. With two reception rooms, three bedrooms and two bath/shower rooms, the accommodation is well-balanced but the attic room offers the potential to upgrade further (subject to consent). It would make a fabulous master bedroom suite, a great office if you’re looking to work from home, a hobbies studio or a den/media room. The rear gardens are private, being bordered by high Lakeland stone walls, and have been managed organically by the present owner, attracting a variety of wildlife.
£525,000
A delightful Georgian property…. • Charming Grade II Listed farmhouse, dating back to to 1754 • South facing, in the heart of a picturesque Lakeland village • Covered porch into entrance hall • Sitting room with Clearview multi-fuel stove • Dining room with open fire • Breakfast kitchen with flag floor and Aga • Contemporary living kitchen/garden room with Morso multi-fuel stove, slate floor and views over the garden • Half cellar with flagged floor • Attractive period staircase with half landing overlooking garden and terrace to fells • Gallery landing • Three south-facing double bedrooms • Bathroom and separate shower room • Large attic room - ready for upgrading to a master suite, office, games room, media room etc., subject to consent • Large double garage with covered entrance from the rear, utility area and cloakroom • Double opening timber gates lead to gravel parking area for 2/3 cars • Delightful, well-established and private walled garden enjoying long distance fell views • Mature planting, flagged seating terraces, soft fruit cages, raised vegetable beds and two ponds • Stone and slate wood store and greenhouse • 3203 sq. ft (297.6 sq. m.) • 0.38 acres (0.15 ha)
Mains electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating. Hot water heated by the Aga along with an immersion. LPG for the kitchen hob. Underfloor heating in kitchen/garden room and breakfast room. Broadband connection available. Carpets (excluding dining room rug), curtains and poles, blinds, light fittings and white goods are all included in the sale. Garden furniture and planters are specifically excluded.
Location The Lake District National Park needs no introduction but the picturesque village of High Newton may do as small, yet welcoming. It is close to the prestigious ‘foodie’ destination of Cartmel (home to sticky toffee pudding and with L’enclume amongst the choice of eateries) and the Edwardian sea front town of Grange-over-Sands. The village has a village pub, the well-regarded The Crown Inn. Grange-over-Sands (just 3.9 miles distant) offers a good range of amenities and has a delightful promenade and ornamental gardens. There is a railway station with connections to the West Coast line and Manchester Airport and an express bus route. It is a small yet lively community with a surprisingly large range of local societies and interest groups. There is a wide choice of recreational facilities including tennis courts, restaurants, seasonal events and, of course, with the Lake District on the doorstep there are enormous opportunities for walkers, cyclists and sailors - this is your chance to live the weekenders’ lifestyle all year round! In education terms, there are both state and independent schools available within travelling distance. Currently there are regular bus services to Kendal via Grangeover-Sands and Barrow-in-Furness via Ulverston. There is easy access to Oxenholme Station (12.9 miles) and the M6, J36 (12.8 miles). Manchester airport is 92.1 miles with Lancaster and Preston just 26.7 and 48.5 miles distant respectively. All mileages are approximate.
Boundary plan - not to scale.
Directions To reach High Newton approaching from Grange, take the first left off the A590 by-pass, signposted Cartmel. At the T junction turn right, go under the bridge and then left at the ‘T’ junction. Proceed through Low Newton, home of Yew Tree Barn, an architectural reclamation centre, art gallery and tea shop (well worth a visit!) and as you enter High Newton take the third turning on the left. Turn first left and Greensyke is a short way along on the left hand side, in the heart of the village.
Lane House, Kendal Road Kirkby Lonsdale Carnforth Lancashire LA6 2HH
015242 74445 [email protected]
www.davis-bowring.co.uk
IMPORTANT - Davis & Bowring, for themselves and for the vendors of lessers of this property whose agents they are give notice that (I) these particulars are set out as a general outline only for guidance of intending purchasers or lessees, and do not constitute, nor constitute part of an offer or contract; (ii) all descriptions, dimensions references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them; (iii) no person in the employment of Davis & Bowring, has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property.
