Be prepared to fall in love with this outstanding home! A rare opportunity to own a great property that boasts views of both the Solway coast and Scottish hills, and the Lake District fells. Please note, although this is a well maintained property throughout, it does not have central heating. The property does have a mains gas supply and a gas boiler for hot water, as well as a feature gas fire in the lounge, but it is likely that new owners will require a more modern heating system. The...
Be prepared to fall in love with this outstanding home!
A rare opportunity to own a great property that boasts views of both the Solway coast and Scottish hills, and the Lake District fells.
Please note, although this is a well maintained property throughout, it does not have central heating. The property does have a mains gas supply and a gas boiler for hot water, as well as a feature gas fire in the lounge, but it is likely that new owners will require a more modern heating system. The property has high levels of insulation and double glazing throughout. It also has the potential for the fitting of a woodburning stove.
The property is located in the hamlet of Blitterlees, on the outskirts of the popular seaside town of Silloth on Solway. Set well back from the Silloth to Allonby road, there is an attractive lawn to the front of the property and a double width driveway with parking for at least four vehicles.
As you enter the property, a recently installed front porch offers immediate shelter from the weather. This opens up into a welcoming, wide entrance hall, offering plenty of storage space for coats and shoes. A handy, downstairs toilet is housed in this space.
The lounge benefits from lots of natural light, thanks to a full-height, bay window. The adjoining dining room is accessed through double, folding doors which, when fully open, extend the living space to the full depth of the property. A glass-roofed conservatory extends this space even further. as well as being a peaceful space to enjoy the views of the rear garden and beyond.
The large, cottage-style kitchen has lots of worktop and storage space, integrated oven, hob, extractor and dishwasher and room for an informal breakfast table.
Upstairs, there are two, large double bedrooms; the front bedroom has glorious views of Criffel, across the solway bay, and the rear bedroom has equally impressive views of the Lake District fells, across open countryside. The third three-quarter sized bedroom offe
