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Häuser & einzelhäuser zum Verkauf in Carnforth

United Kingdom > England > Lancashire > Carnforth
1.112.000 EUR

Häuser & Einzelhäuser (Zum Verkauf)

4 Z
5 Ba
4 Schla
Aktenzeichen: EDEN-T118769870 / 118769870
Hill House is a distinguished period residence occupying a delightfully private setting within the protected Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape, just moments from the Kent Estuary and the heart of one of Cumbria's most sought-after coastal villages. Arnside offers an enviable lifestyle, with independent shops, welcoming cafés, traditional pubs, excellent walks, a railway station and a picturesque promenade, all framed by spectacular views of the estuary and Lakeland fells.  Dating from the 1750s, when the original building served as a chandlery supplying ships bound for the once-thriving port of Milnthorpe, Hill House has evolved into a substantial and characterful family home. Extended during the 1850s, it retains an exceptional wealth of period features, including stripped pitch pine joinery, original stone fireplaces, high ceilings, tall windows and an impressive staircase, all beautifully complemented by generous, light-filled rooms. Offering four reception rooms, five double bedrooms, extensive gardens with orchard and productive vegetable plots, a field, versatile outbuildings and a wonderfully private setting, Hill House presents a rare opportunity to enjoy an extraordinary period home where history, space and modern family living exist in perfect harmony. In total, c.1.31 acres.  Vendor insight We bought the property in 1995 and at the time the renovation was a mammoth project for us, we revealed original features along the way, such as the fireplaces. The previous owners had been there since 1947 and substantial upgrading was needed. Even the garden needed discovering as it was incredibly overgrown. We created the vegetable garden and planted the orchard, we’ve apples, mainly eating, and Lyth Valley damson trees.  For us it was all about the lifestyle of the garden and field. The field was wonderful for letting the children and dog spread out and over the years we’ve had ponies too. A friend’s sheep now keep the grass down for us.  For children it’s a great location, across the bridleway is the village playing field and we can be down on the beach in no time. Our children could walk to primary school. It’s central, but very private.  We brought up our family here and have absolutely loved being here, but it’s time to move on and allow another family to enjoy it. Location Perfectly positioned within the protected National Landscape of Arnside & Silverdale, Arnside is one of Cumbria's most cherished coastal villages, where lifestyle is shaped by breathtaking scenery and a welcoming community. Overlooking the Kent Estuary, the village is renowned for its spectacular sunsets, abundant wildlife and ever-changing coastal views. Life in Arnside is relaxed, with a charming parade of independent shops lining the promenade alongside inviting cafés, traditional pubs and the village's much-loved fish and chip shop, a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike. Whether enjoying coffee overlooking the estuary, meeting friends for lunch or dining beside the water, there is an enviable choice of places to unwind. The attractive promenade provides the perfect setting for leisurely strolls, while nearby pathways lead to the shoreline, woodland walks and the surrounding fells, offering endless opportunities for walking, cycling and exploring the outstanding natural beauty of the area. Access to the beach and estuary makes it equally appealing for those who simply enjoy spending time by the water. Despite its peaceful setting, Arnside is exceptionally well connected. The village railway station provides direct services along the scenic Cumbrian Coast and to Lancaster, with onward connections to Manchester and London, making it an ideal destination for commuters, second-home owners and those seeking a slower pace of life without compromising on convenience. Combining coastal charm, everyday amenities and outstanding natural surroundings, Arnside offers a truly enviable place to call home. Setting the scene Steeped in history and rich in original character, this distinguished home traces its origins to the 1750s and appears in very early maps of Arnside. Originally the front section served as a chandlery supporting the ships that once sailed the Kent Estuary to the thriving port of Milnthorpe. The property was extended during the 1850s with the addition of the rear wing, creating the generously proportioned home enjoyed today. Throughout, a remarkable collection of period features has been carefully preserved including the warm honeyed hues of stripped pitch pine joinery featuring panelled and boarded doors, skirting boards, architraves, original alcove cupboard and shelving, and an impressive staircase with its substantial balustrade. Original stone fireplaces form striking focal points within the three principal reception rooms, where multi-fuel stoves in the sitting room and living room provide warmth and atmosphere, while the dining room benefits from the convenience of a gas stove. Two bedrooms have feature period  fireplaces adding to character. High ceilings and tall windows enhance the sense of light and space, ensuring the home's timeless elegance is matched by an inviting and comfortable ambience. The grand tour A light filled entrance vestibule provides a fitting welcome, the front door features coloured and leaded glass side panels and frames a view of the garden. Stepping into the hall, the home's impressive proportions become immediately apparent, with ample space for welcoming guests and practical under-stair storage; there’s room for coats and everyday essentials. The principal reception rooms enjoy a wonderful west-facing aspect, overlooking the mature gardens and capturing the afternoon and evening light. The sitting room and adjoining living room each centre around beautiful original stone fireplaces, creating warm and inviting spaces for both entertaining and family time. Beyond the living room, a contemporary wet room has been introduced, offering versatility and the potential to create a ground floor bedroom suite if desired. The dining room provides a wonderful setting for family gatherings and celebrations before flowing into the kitchen. Practicality is equally well considered, with a substantial walk-in pantry offering extensive shelving and fitted storage cupboards, while a separate laundry room, housing the boiler, provides generous space for household tasks and has proved particularly useful as a drying room. From the dining room, a rear vestibule leads to a cloakroom, while a spacious home office, complete with an entire wall of floor to ceiling fitted cupboards and a gas fire, offers a great workspace with direct access to the rear porch. Ascending the substantial staircase, a half landing is illuminated by a striking tall leaded window with coloured glass, perfectly positioned to welcome the morning sun from its easterly aspect. A short flight of stairs leads to the family bathroom, while the main staircase continues to a spacious first floor landing. The layout of stairwell and landing is airy and naturally well lit.  The first floor offers five generously proportioned double bedrooms, reflecting the scale and elegance found throughout the home. Three enjoy a west facing outlook across the gardens and surrounding landscape, while two also benefit from the added luxury and convenience of modern ensuite shower rooms, creating comfortable and private accommodation for family members or visiting guests. Vendor insight The wet room was created latterly when we needed a ground floor bedroom. It worked very well as the doors proved wide enough for a wheelchair. Step outside Approached via a private driveway that passes Hill House’s field, complete with its own gated vehicular access, the property enjoys an idyllic sense of arrival before opening to a generous parking area conveniently sited beside the house. The beautifully established gardens offer both privacy and practicality, creating an exceptional outdoor environment for families, keen gardeners and those who simply appreciate peaceful surroundings. A gated front garden provides reassurance for parents of young children and dog owners alike, enclosing a broad, gently sloping lawn with abundant space for games, trampolines, climbing frames or simply relaxing in the sunshine. Mature trees frame the garden, creating a wonderfully secluded setting, while a limestone rockery, planted with a variety of established shrubs and perennials, adds texture, colour and seasonal interest. Beyond the lawn lies a charming enclosed orchard, where mature apple and damson trees promise blossom in spring and homegrown fruit later in the year. A pathway leads across the front of the house, broadening to form a sheltered west-facing terrace outside the living room, an idyllic spot for afternoon tea or evening drinks as the sun sets. Continuing around to side door into the pantry and kitchen, a second seating area enjoys close proximity to the productive vegetable and herb gardens, greenhouse and small pond, creating a delightful space for outdoor dining surrounded by nature. To the rear, an attractive courtyard offers further parking potential and is complemented by a substantial traditional outbuilding, thoughtfully divided into a single garage, workshop and former loose box. Whether required for secure storage, gardening equipment, creative pursuits, hobbies or potential workspace, these versatile buildings provide an invaluable extension to the home's already impressive amenities. Beautifully established and wonderfully private, the gardens offer an exceptional balance of recreation, productivity and tranquillity, providing an enchanting setting in wh... Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen Hill House is a distinguished period residence occupying a delightfully private setting within the protected Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape, just moments from the Kent Estuary and the heart of one of Cumbria's most sought-after coastal villages. Arnside offers an enviable lifestyle, with independent shops, welcoming cafés, traditional pubs, excellent walks, a railway station and a picturesque promenade, all framed by spectacular views of the estuary and Lakeland fells.  Dating from the 1750s, when the original building served as a chandlery supplying ships bound for the once-thriving port of Milnthorpe, Hill House has evolved into a substantial and characterful family home. Extended during the 1850s, it retains an exceptional wealth of period features, including stripped pitch pine joinery, original stone fireplaces, high ceilings, tall windows and an impressive staircase, all beautifully complemented by generous, light-filled rooms. Offering four reception rooms, five double bedrooms, extensive gardens with orchard and productive vegetable plots, a field, versatile outbuildings and a wonderfully private setting, Hill House presents a rare opportunity to enjoy an extraordinary period home where history, space and modern family living exist in perfect harmony. In total, c.1.31 acres.  Vendor insight We bought the property in 1995 and at the time the renovation was a mammoth project for us, we revealed original features along the way, such as the fireplaces. The previous owners had been there since 1947 and substantial upgrading was needed. Even the garden needed discovering as it was incredibly overgrown. We created the vegetable garden and planted the orchard, we’ve apples, mainly eating, and Lyth Valley damson trees.  For us it was all about the lifestyle of the garden and field. The field was wonderful for letting the children and dog spread out and over the years we’ve had ponies too. A friend’s sheep now keep the grass down for us.  For children it’s a great location, across the bridleway is the village playing field and we can be down on the beach in no time. Our children could walk to primary school. It’s central, but very private.  We brought up our family here and have absolutely loved being here, but it’s time to move on and allow another family to enjoy it. Location Perfectly positioned within the protected National Landscape of Arnside & Silverdale, Arnside is one of Cumbria's most cherished coastal villages, where lifestyle is shaped by breathtaking scenery and a welcoming community. Overlooking the Kent Estuary, the village is renowned for its spectacular sunsets, abundant wildlife and ever-changing coastal views. Life in Arnside is relaxed, with a charming parade of independent shops lining the promenade alongside inviting cafés, traditional pubs and the village's much-loved fish and chip shop, a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike. Whether enjoying coffee overlooking the estuary, meeting friends for lunch or dining beside the water, there is an enviable choice of places to unwind. The attractive promenade provides the perfect setting for leisurely strolls, while nearby pathways lead to the shoreline, woodland walks and the surrounding fells, offering endless opportunities for walking, cycling and exploring the outstanding natural beauty of the area. Access to the beach and estuary makes it equally appealing for those who simply enjoy spending time by the water. Despite its peaceful setting, Arnside is exceptionally well connected. The village railway station provides direct services along the scenic Cumbrian Coast and to Lancaster, with onward connections to Manchester and London, making it an ideal destination for commuters, second-home owners and those seeking a slower pace of life without compromising on convenience. Combining coastal charm, everyday amenities and outstanding natural surroundings, Arnside offers a truly enviable place to call home. Setting the scene Steeped in history and rich in original character, this distinguished home traces its origins to the 1750s and appears in very early maps of Arnside. Originally the front section served as a chandlery supporting the ships that once sailed the Kent Estuary to the thriving port of Milnthorpe. The property was extended during the 1850s with the addition of the rear wing, creating the generously proportioned home enjoyed today. Throughout, a remarkable collection of period features has been carefully preserved including the warm honeyed hues of stripped pitch pine joinery featuring panelled and boarded doors, skirting boards, architraves, original alcove cupboard and shelving, and an impressive staircase with its substantial balustrade. Original stone fireplaces form striking focal points within the three principal reception rooms, where multi-fuel stoves in the sitting room and living room provide warmth and atmosphere, while the dining room benefits from the convenience of a gas stove. Two bedrooms have feature period  fireplaces adding to character. High ceilings and tall windows enhance the sense of light and space, ensuring the home's timeless elegance is matched by an inviting and comfortable ambience. The grand tour A light filled entrance vestibule provides a fitting welcome, the front door features coloured and leaded glass side panels and frames a view of the garden. Stepping into the hall, the home's impressive proportions become immediately apparent, with ample space for welcoming guests and practical under-stair storage; there’s room for coats and everyday essentials. The principal reception rooms enjoy a wonderful west-facing aspect, overlooking the mature gardens and capturing the afternoon and evening light. The sitting room and adjoining living room each centre around beautiful original stone fireplaces, creating warm and inviting spaces for both entertaining and family time. Beyond the living room, a contemporary wet room has been introduced, offering versatility and the potential to create a ground floor bedroom suite if desired. The dining room provides a wonderful setting for family gatherings and celebrations before flowing into the kitchen. Practicality is equally well considered, with a substantial walk-in pantry offering extensive shelving and fitted storage cupboards, while a separate laundry room, housing the boiler, provides generous space for household tasks and has proved particularly useful as a drying room. From the dining room, a rear vestibule leads to a cloakroom, while a spacious home office, complete with an entire wall of floor to ceiling fitted cupboards and a gas fire, offers a great workspace with direct access to the rear porch. Ascending the substantial staircase, a half landing is illuminated by a striking tall leaded window with coloured glass, perfectly positioned to welcome the morning sun from its easterly aspect. A short flight of stairs leads to the family bathroom, while the main staircase continues to a spacious first floor landing. The layout of stairwell and landing is airy and naturally well lit.  The first floor offers five generously proportioned double bedrooms, reflecting the scale and elegance found throughout the home. Three enjoy a west facing outlook across the gardens and surrounding landscape, while two also benefit from the added luxury and convenience of modern ensuite shower rooms, creating comfortable and private accommodation for family members or visiting guests. Vendor insight The wet room was created latterly when we needed a ground floor bedroom. It worked very well as the doors proved wide enough for a wheelchair. Step outside Approached via a private driveway that passes Hill House’s field, complete with its own gated vehicular access, the property enjoys an idyllic sense of arrival before opening to a generous parking area conveniently sited beside the house. The beautifully established gardens offer both privacy and practicality, creating an exceptional outdoor environment for families, keen gardeners and those who simply appreciate peaceful surroundings. A gated front garden provides reassurance for parents of young children and dog owners alike, enclosing a broad, gently sloping lawn with abundant space for games, trampolines, climbing frames or simply relaxing in the sunshine. Mature trees frame the garden, creating a wonderfully secluded setting, while a limestone rockery, planted with a variety of established shrubs and perennials, adds texture, colour and seasonal interest. Beyond the lawn lies a charming enclosed orchard, where mature apple and damson trees promise blossom in spring and homegrown fruit later in the year. A pathway leads across the front of the house, broadening to form a sheltered west-facing terrace outside the living room, an idyllic spot for afternoon tea or evening drinks as the sun sets. Continuing around to side door into the pantry and kitchen, a second seating area enjoys close proximity to the productive vegetable and herb gardens, greenhouse and small pond, creating a delightful space for outdoor dining surrounded by nature. To the rear, an attractive courtyard offers further parking potential and is complemented by a substantial traditional outbuilding, thoughtfully divided into a single garage, workshop and former loose box. Whether required for secure storage, gardening equipment, creative pursuits, hobbies or potential workspace, these versatile buildings provide an invaluable extension to the home's already impressive amenities. Beautifully established and wonderfully private, the gardens offer an exceptional balance of recreation, productivity and tranquillity, providing an enchanting setting in wh...
Aktenzeichen: EDEN-T118769870
Land: GB
Stadt: Carnforth
Postleitzahl: LA5 0ED
Kategorie: Wohnsitze
Anzeigentyp: Zum Verkauf
Immobilientyp: Häuser & Einzelhäuser
Zimmer: 4
Schlafzimmer: 5
Badezimmer: 4

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