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Häuser & einzelhäuser zum Verkauf in Cartmel

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Welcome to Parkgate Cottage, The Square, Cartmel, LA11 6QB In a wonderful position in the heart of this historic Conservation Area village with unrivalled views of the racecourse and a very private walled courtyard garden, this surprising spacious and quaint 1800 sq ft period cottage offers characterful and utterly charming accommodation including three well sized bedrooms, all with ensuites and a stunning first floor sitting room with a wall of windows for year round, unimpeded views of the countryside and ‘front row seats’ for all the action; race weekends, Cartmel Country Show and the summer music concerts. It really is exceptional. Originally part of the village Post Office and shop, the cottage has benefited from an impressive two storey extension designed to make the most of the unique setting. All together it now offers well proportioned, comfortable and flexible accommodation that would be perfect for full time living, as a super second home or as an investment opportunity targeting food lovers visiting this gastronomic destination. Cross the threshold and step into the entrance hall, there’s a garden room leading out to the courtyard garden, a well equipped dining kitchen, utility room and cloakroom and a ground floor suite of bedroom, shower room and dressing room. The spacious and airy first floor landing has glazed double doors opening to the piece de resistance, a fabulous sitting room with triple aspect and racecourse views including the dramatic final straight. There are two further double bedrooms, both having en-suite shower rooms. The enclosed and private courtyard garden opens to the banks of Middlefield Beck and is an absolute delight. This is an excellent opportunity to live, holiday or invest in a property that is every bit as unique as the setting and village. Location As a village, Cartmel takes its name from the Cartmel Peninsula, and was historically known as Kirkby in Cartmel. At the heart of the Conservation Area village is the 12th Century Priory (founded in 1190) which has been a destination for pilgrims and visitors long before the racecourse became an attraction in the mid 1800s and certainly centuries before the village became a food lover’s paradise. It is now home to a wide variety of traditional Lakeland inns, tea rooms and cutting edge gourmet restaurants with Simon Rogan’s various establishments (three Michelin starred fine dining at L’Enclume, Rogan & Co (one Michelin star) and Aulis at L’Enclume, his chef’s table and development kitchen, a great choice of characterful pubs and tea shops. There is also Unsworth’s Yard which is home to a host of local artisan food and drink producers and retailers; Cartmel Cheeses, Cartmel Wine Shop and Wine Lounge, The Bread Shed (for the sale of traditional baked goods and also pizza evenings) and a microbrewery with tap bar and shop. It is the race meetings that see the population of this humble Cumbrian village swell considerably. Parkgate Cottage gives you a front row seat for all the action be it the national hunt racing nine days a year (from Whit weekend through to the last meet over the August bank holiday weekend), the music concerts that are staged on the racecourse during the summer months or historic Cartmel’s Country Show, it’s been going since 1873. The village itself centers around a quaint square, with a market cross and water pump. Cartmel houses a variety of galleries and shops including the Village Shop, home of sticky toffee pudding where this delectable treat is sold by the basket load to national and international visitors and also shipped worldwide. The square is also the focal point of the village at Christmas for the big switch on of the Christmas tree lights and the traditional piping in of the New Year. Right in the heart of things, Parkgate Cottage is located just off the square and attached to the rear of the village shop. Other than the specialty shops there is a well-stocked Premier Shop for everyday essentials with the nearest supermarkets being regional favourite Booths in Windermere and Ulverston. These days supermarket deliveries are of course commonplace, but both Kendal and Ulverston have a wider selection if you prefer to shop in person. Whilst itself just outside of the Lake District National Park, Cartmel is the perfect location for those looking to walk the fells and hills of Lakes, living at Parkgate Cottage offers the opportunity for exploration, as well as some great walks straight from the door. The Lake District must surely be the ultimate adventure playground for those keen on an outdoor life – whether you like to hike or walk, ramble or run, cycle, sail or embrace a spot of wild swimming. For children of school age there are primary and secondary schools in the village, for sixth form, students move on to schools in either Ulverston, Windermere or Kendal.  Step inside  Parkgate Cottage has a unique layout which has been designed to fully embrace and maximise enjoyment of the extra special views and also offer flexibility with regard to sleeping arrangements. The cottage has the majority of the living accommodation on the ground floor with the primary reception room on the first floor; overlooking the racecourse, the wonderfully light and westerly facing sitting room is exceptionally special, not only does it have unrivalled views of the final straight which immediately draw you forward upon entering the room, but the ceiling dramatically rises up to the roof apex and there are exposed timbers and a welcoming gas stove. Trust us, invitations will be greatly sought by your family and friends to visit, especially on race days – you’ve front row seats of all the action from this elevated position! The view also takes in the delightful Middlefield Beck, a popular dip for muddy dogs returning from the woods after a walk before getting in their cars for home.The views over the racecourse are very special whatever the day or weather, but during the autumn months they are exceptional when the trees beyond the course display a spectrum of golden and copper tones. Also facing due west, the second reception room is the garden room – a lovely day room which has French windows opening to the courtyard garden. Enjoying the evening sun, by lowering the wall of the garden you’d be able to enjoy an aspect to the racecourse, but the privacy is also really rather nice, especially on a busy day in the village. The dining kitchen is a sociable space with plenty of room for a table and with a sizeable window onto the lane it makes the most wonderful place to sit and watch the world go by. The kitchen has an extensive range of cabinets painted in a sunny buttermilk cream with black granite worktops. Well equipped, there is a four ring gas hob, double oven with grill, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. The light utility room has great storage, a door to outside, a sink unit for messy jobs, washing machine and tumble drier (vented externally). Storage space in cottages is often tight, but here an internal passageway has a wall of excellent cupboards as well as a downstairs cloakroom. There are three double bedrooms, all of which have their own private shower rooms. Giving the option for single level living is the ground floor suite where a double bedroom is linked to a shower room with a dressing room. The remaining two bedrooms are both on the first floor and have ceilings rising to the roof apex with exposed characterful timbers. Both have ensuite shower rooms.  Step outside The walled courtyard has been laid with Indian sandstone flags to reduce upkeep to a minimum. It has just the right amount of space to accommodate an outside dining set as well as some more relaxed seating or a bench under the slight roof overhang of the garden room. A short flight of steps lead down to a tall wooden gate which opens to the grass on the side of the beck – an alternative vantage point for cheering on the racing action. A second tall wooden gate provides pedestrian access onto the lane and is handy if you are bringing in garden supplies or returning home with bikes, a pram, muddy boots or dogs.  Round the side of the cottage enroute to the utility room is an area tucked away out of sight that makes the ideal position for bins and the shed.  Services Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Gas fired central heating from a boiler in the kitchen.  Broadband Superfast speed available from Openreach of 80 Mbps download and for uploading 20 Mbps.  Mobile Indoor: Three, O2 and Vodaphone for both Voice and Data. EE offers Voice coverage only.  Outdoor: EE, Three, O2 and Vodaphone for Voice, Data and Enhanced Data Broadband and mobile information provided by Ofcom. Local Authority charges Westmorland and Furness Council – Council Tax band E Tenure Freehold.  Included in the sale Fitted carpets, curtains, curtain poles, blinds, light fittings, shed, integral kitchen appliances and free-standing washer and drier are included in the sale. Many items of furniture are available to purchase, please ask the Agent.  Please note Whilst Parkgate Cottage isn’t listed on Historic England’s website, it is attached to a Grade II Listed building.  Directions what3words: ///headsets.harvest.herb Use Sat Nav LA11 6QB with reference to the directions below: In the centre of the village, locate the Vi... Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen Benvenuti a Parkgate Cottage, The Square, Cartmel, LA11 6QB
In una splendida posizione nel cuore di questo storico villaggio dell'area di conservazione con una vista impareggiabile sull'ippodromo e un giardino recintato molto privato, questo sorprendente cottage d'epoca spazioso e caratteristico di 1800 piedi quadrati offre sistemazioni caratteristiche e assolutamente affascinanti tra cui tre camere da letto di buone dimensioni, tutte con bagno privato e uno splendido salotto al primo piano con una parete di finestre per tutto l'anno, vista libera sulla campagna e "posti in prima fila" per tutta l'azione; i fine settimana di gara, il Cartmel Country Show e i concerti musicali estivi. È davvero eccezionale.
Originariamente parte dell'ufficio postale e del negozio del villaggio, il cottage ha beneficiato di un'imponente estensione di due piani progettata per sfruttare al meglio l'ambiente unico. Nel complesso, ora offre alloggi ben proporzionati, confortevoli e flessibili che sarebbero perfetti per vivere a tempo pieno, come super seconda casa o come opportunità di investimento per gli amanti del cibo che visitano questa destinazione gastronomica.
Varcate la soglia ed entrate nell'ingresso, c'è una sala da giardino che conduce al giardino del cortile, una cucina da pranzo ben attrezzata, un ripostiglio e un guardaroba e una suite al piano terra di camera da letto, bagno con doccia e spogliatoio. Il pianerottolo spazioso e arioso del primo piano ha doppie porte vetrate che si aprono sul pezzo forte, un favoloso salotto con triplo aspetto e vista sul campo di gara, compreso il drammatico rettilineo finale. Ci sono altre due camere matrimoniali, entrambe con bagno privato con doccia. Il giardino recintato e privato si apre sulle rive del Middlefield Beck ed è una delizia assoluta. Questa è un'ottima opportunità per vivere, trascorrere le vacanze o investire in una proprietà che è unica come l'ambiente e il villaggio.
Ubicazione
Come villaggio, Cartmel prende il nome dalla penisola di Cartmel ed era storicamente conosciuta come Kirkby in Cartmel. Nel cuore del villaggio dell'Area di Conservazione si trova il Priorato del XII secolo (fondato nel 1190) che è stato meta di pellegrini e visitatori molto prima che l'ippodromo diventasse un'attrazione a metà del 1800 e certamente secoli prima che il villaggio diventasse un paradiso per gli amanti del cibo. Oggi è sede di un'ampia varietà di locande tradizionali della regione dei laghi, sale da tè e ristoranti gourmet all'avanguardia con i vari stabilimenti di Simon Rogan (tre stelle Michelin a L'Enclume, Rogan & Co (una stella Michelin) e Aulis a L'Enclume, il suo tavolo da chef e la cucina di sviluppo, una grande scelta di pub caratteristici e negozi di tè.

C'è anche Unsworth's Yard, che ospita una serie di produttori e rivenditori locali di cibi e bevande artigianali; Cartmel Cheeses, Cartmel Wine Shop and Wine Lounge, The Bread Shed (per la vendita di prodotti da forno tradizionali e anche serate di pizza) e un microbirrificio con tap bar e negozio. Sono le gare che vedono la popolazione
di questo umile villaggio della Cumbria si gonfiano considerevolmente. Parkgate Cottage ti offre un posto in prima fila per tutta l'azione, che si tratti delle corse di caccia nazionali nove giorni all'anno (dal fine settimana di Pentecoste fino all'ultimo incontro durante il fine settimana festivo di agosto), i concerti musicali che vengono messi in scena sull'ippodromo durante i mesi estivi o lo storico Cartmel's Country Show, è in corso dal 1873. Il villaggio stesso è incentrato su una pittoresca piazza, con una croce del mercato e una pompa dell'acqua. Cartmel ospita una varietà di gallerie e negozi tra cui il Village Shop, sede del budino al caramello appiccicoso, dove questa deliziosa delizia viene venduta a carote a visitatori nazionali e internazionali e spedita in tutto il mondo. La piazza è anche il punto focale del villaggio a Natale per la grande accensione delle luci dell'albero di Natale e le tradizionali condutture del nuovo anno. Proprio nel cuore delle cose,
Parkgate Cottage si trova appena fuori dalla piazza e attaccato al retro del negozio del villaggio.
Oltre ai negozi specializzati, c'è un ben fornito Premier Shop per i beni di prima necessità, con i supermercati più vicini che sono gli stand preferiti dalla regione a Windermere e Ulverston. Al giorno d'oggi le consegne nei supermercati sono ovviamente all'ordine del giorno, ma sia Kendal che Ulverston hanno una selezione più ampia se preferisci fare acquisti di persona.
Pur essendo appena fuori dal Lake District National Park, Cartmel è il luogo perfetto per coloro che desiderano passeggiare tra le colline e le colline dei laghi, vivere a Parkgate Cottage offre l'opportunità di esplorare, così come alcune fantastiche passeggiate direttamente dalla porta. Il Lake District deve sicuramente essere il parco giochi d'avventura per eccellenza per chi ama la vita all'aria aperta, sia che ti piaccia fare escursioni o camminare, passeggiare o correre, andare in bicicletta, andare in barca a vela o nuotare nella natura. Per i bambini in età scolare ci sono scuole primarie e secondarie nel villaggio, per la sesta classe, gli studenti passano alle scuole di Ulverston, Windermere o Kendal.
Entra
Parkgate Cottage ha un layout unico che è stato progettato per abbracciare e massimizzare il godimento delle viste extra speciali e offrire anche flessibilità per quanto riguarda la sistemazione dei posti letto. Il cottage ha la maggior parte degli alloggi abitativi al piano terra con la sala di ricevimento principale al primo piano; Affacciato sull'ippodromo, il salotto meravigliosamente luminoso e rivolto a ovest è eccezionalmente speciale, non solo ha una vista impareggiabile sul rettilineo finale che ti attira immediatamente in avanti entrando nella stanza, ma il soffitto sale drammaticamente fino all'apice del tetto e ci sono travi a vista e un'accogliente stufa a gas. Fidati di noi, gli inviti saranno molto ricercati dalla tua famiglia e dai tuoi amici per visitare, soprattutto nei giorni di gara: hai posti in prima fila di tutta l'azione da questa posizione rialzata! La vista spazia anche sul delizioso Middlefield Beck, un tuffo popolare per i cani fangosi che tornano dal bosco dopo una passeggiata prima di salire in macchina per tornare a casa. La vista sull'ippodromo è molto speciale in qualsiasi giorno o con il tempo, ma durante i mesi autunnali è eccezionale quando gli alberi oltre il percorso mostrano uno spettro di toni dorati e ramati. Anch'essa esposta a ovest, la seconda sala di ricevimento è la sala del giardino, una graziosa sala da giorno con porte finestre che si aprono sul giardino del cortile. Godendosi il sole della sera, abbassando il muro del giardino si potrebbe godere di un aspetto dell'ippodromo, ma anche la privacy è davvero piuttosto piacevole, soprattutto in una giornata intensa in paese. La cucina da pranzo è uno spazio socievole con molto spazio per un tavolo e con una grande finestra sulla corsia è il posto più meraviglioso per sedersi e guardare il mondo che passa. La cucina ha una vasta gamma di armadi dipinti in una crema di latticello solare con piani di lavoro in granito nero. Ben attrezzato, c'è un piano cottura a gas a quattro fuochi, doppio forno con grill, frigorifero, congelatore e lavastoviglie. Il ripostiglio luminoso ha un grande ripostiglio, una porta verso l'esterno, un lavandino per lavori disordinati, lavatrice e asciugatrice (ventilata esternamente). Lo spazio di archiviazione nei cottage è spesso stretto, ma qui un passaggio interno ha una parete di eccellenti armadi e un guardaroba al piano inferiore. Ci sono tre camere matrimoniali, tutte con bagno privato con doccia. Dando la possibilità di vivere su un unico livello è la suite al piano terra dove una camera matrimoniale è collegata a un bagno con doccia e spogliatoio. Le restanti due camere da letto si trovano entrambe al primo piano e hanno soffitti che salgono fino all'apice del tetto con travi a vista di carattere. Entrambi hanno un bagno privato con doccia.
Esci
Il cortile recintato è stato posato con bandiere indiane in arenaria per ridurre al minimo la manutenzione. Ha la giusta quantità di spazio per ospitare un set da pranzo all'aperto, così come alcuni posti a sedere più rilassati o una panca sotto la leggera sporgenza del tetto della stanza del giardino. Una breve scalinata conduce a un alto cancello di legno che si apre sull'erba sul lato del beck, un punto di osservazione alternativo per fare il tifo per l'azione delle corse. Un secondo alto cancello in legno fornisce l'accesso pedonale alla corsia ed è comodo se si è
portando con sé le forniture per il giardino o tornando a casa con biciclette, carrozzina, stivali infangati o cani.
Intorno al lato del cottage, sulla strada per il ripostiglio, c'è un'area nascosta alla vista che rende la posizione ideale per i bidoni e il capannone.
Servizi
Rete elettrica, gas, acqua e scarico. Riscaldamento centralizzato a gas da una caldaia in cucina.
Banda larga
Velocità superveloce disponibile da Openreach di 80 Mbps in download e per l'upload di 20 Mbps.
Mobile
Interno: Three, O2 e Vodafone sia per voce che per dati. EE offre solo la copertura vocale.
Outdoor: EE, Three, O2 e Vodafone per voce, dati e dati avanzati
Informazioni su banda larga e dispositivi mobili fornite da Ofcom.
Oneri delle autorità locali
Consiglio di Westmorland e Furness – Fascia fiscale comunale E
Mandato
Proprietà fondiaria assoluta.
Incluso nella vendita
Tappeti, tende, pali per tende, persiane, apparecchi di illuminazione, capannone, elettrodomestici da cucina integrati e lavatrice e asciugatrice a libera installazione sono inclusi nella v...
Welcome to Parkgate Cottage, The Square, Cartmel, LA11 6QB In a wonderful position in the heart of this historic Conservation Area village with unrivalled views of the racecourse and a very private walled courtyard garden, this surprising spacious and quaint 1800 sq ft period cottage offers characterful and utterly charming accommodation including three well sized bedrooms, all with ensuites and a stunning first floor sitting room with a wall of windows for year round, unimpeded views of the countryside and ‘front row seats’ for all the action; race weekends, Cartmel Country Show and the summer music concerts. It really is exceptional. Originally part of the village Post Office and shop, the cottage has benefited from an impressive two storey extension designed to make the most of the unique setting. All together it now offers well proportioned, comfortable and flexible accommodation that would be perfect for full time living, as a super second home or as an investment opportunity targeting food lovers visiting this gastronomic destination. Cross the threshold and step into the entrance hall, there’s a garden room leading out to the courtyard garden, a well equipped dining kitchen, utility room and cloakroom and a ground floor suite of bedroom, shower room and dressing room. The spacious and airy first floor landing has glazed double doors opening to the piece de resistance, a fabulous sitting room with triple aspect and racecourse views including the dramatic final straight. There are two further double bedrooms, both having en-suite shower rooms. The enclosed and private courtyard garden opens to the banks of Middlefield Beck and is an absolute delight. This is an excellent opportunity to live, holiday or invest in a property that is every bit as unique as the setting and village. Location As a village, Cartmel takes its name from the Cartmel Peninsula, and was historically known as Kirkby in Cartmel. At the heart of the Conservation Area village is the 12th Century Priory (founded in 1190) which has been a destination for pilgrims and visitors long before the racecourse became an attraction in the mid 1800s and certainly centuries before the village became a food lover’s paradise. It is now home to a wide variety of traditional Lakeland inns, tea rooms and cutting edge gourmet restaurants with Simon Rogan’s various establishments (three Michelin starred fine dining at L’Enclume, Rogan & Co (one Michelin star) and Aulis at L’Enclume, his chef’s table and development kitchen, a great choice of characterful pubs and tea shops. There is also Unsworth’s Yard which is home to a host of local artisan food and drink producers and retailers; Cartmel Cheeses, Cartmel Wine Shop and Wine Lounge, The Bread Shed (for the sale of traditional baked goods and also pizza evenings) and a microbrewery with tap bar and shop. It is the race meetings that see the population of this humble Cumbrian village swell considerably. Parkgate Cottage gives you a front row seat for all the action be it the national hunt racing nine days a year (from Whit weekend through to the last meet over the August bank holiday weekend), the music concerts that are staged on the racecourse during the summer months or historic Cartmel’s Country Show, it’s been going since 1873. The village itself centers around a quaint square, with a market cross and water pump. Cartmel houses a variety of galleries and shops including the Village Shop, home of sticky toffee pudding where this delectable treat is sold by the basket load to national and international visitors and also shipped worldwide. The square is also the focal point of the village at Christmas for the big switch on of the Christmas tree lights and the traditional piping in of the New Year. Right in the heart of things, Parkgate Cottage is located just off the square and attached to the rear of the village shop. Other than the specialty shops there is a well-stocked Premier Shop for everyday essentials with the nearest supermarkets being regional favourite Booths in Windermere and Ulverston. These days supermarket deliveries are of course commonplace, but both Kendal and Ulverston have a wider selection if you prefer to shop in person. Whilst itself just outside of the Lake District National Park, Cartmel is the perfect location for those looking to walk the fells and hills of Lakes, living at Parkgate Cottage offers the opportunity for exploration, as well as some great walks straight from the door. The Lake District must surely be the ultimate adventure playground for those keen on an outdoor life – whether you like to hike or walk, ramble or run, cycle, sail or embrace a spot of wild swimming. For children of school age there are primary and secondary schools in the village, for sixth form, students move on to schools in either Ulverston, Windermere or Kendal.  Step inside  Parkgate Cottage has a unique layout which has been designed to fully embrace and maximise enjoyment of the extra special views and also offer flexibility with regard to sleeping arrangements. The cottage has the majority of the living accommodation on the ground floor with the primary reception room on the first floor; overlooking the racecourse, the wonderfully light and westerly facing sitting room is exceptionally special, not only does it have unrivalled views of the final straight which immediately draw you forward upon entering the room, but the ceiling dramatically rises up to the roof apex and there are exposed timbers and a welcoming gas stove. Trust us, invitations will be greatly sought by your family and friends to visit, especially on race days – you’ve front row seats of all the action from this elevated position! The view also takes in the delightful Middlefield Beck, a popular dip for muddy dogs returning from the woods after a walk before getting in their cars for home.The views over the racecourse are very special whatever the day or weather, but during the autumn months they are exceptional when the trees beyond the course display a spectrum of golden and copper tones. Also facing due west, the second reception room is the garden room – a lovely day room which has French windows opening to the courtyard garden. Enjoying the evening sun, by lowering the wall of the garden you’d be able to enjoy an aspect to the racecourse, but the privacy is also really rather nice, especially on a busy day in the village. The dining kitchen is a sociable space with plenty of room for a table and with a sizeable window onto the lane it makes the most wonderful place to sit and watch the world go by. The kitchen has an extensive range of cabinets painted in a sunny buttermilk cream with black granite worktops. Well equipped, there is a four ring gas hob, double oven with grill, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. The light utility room has great storage, a door to outside, a sink unit for messy jobs, washing machine and tumble drier (vented externally). Storage space in cottages is often tight, but here an internal passageway has a wall of excellent cupboards as well as a downstairs cloakroom. There are three double bedrooms, all of which have their own private shower rooms. Giving the option for single level living is the ground floor suite where a double bedroom is linked to a shower room with a dressing room. The remaining two bedrooms are both on the first floor and have ceilings rising to the roof apex with exposed characterful timbers. Both have ensuite shower rooms.  Step outside The walled courtyard has been laid with Indian sandstone flags to reduce upkeep to a minimum. It has just the right amount of space to accommodate an outside dining set as well as some more relaxed seating or a bench under the slight roof overhang of the garden room. A short flight of steps lead down to a tall wooden gate which opens to the grass on the side of the beck – an alternative vantage point for cheering on the racing action. A second tall wooden gate provides pedestrian access onto the lane and is handy if you are bringing in garden supplies or returning home with bikes, a pram, muddy boots or dogs.  Round the side of the cottage enroute to the utility room is an area tucked away out of sight that makes the ideal position for bins and the shed.  Services Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Gas fired central heating from a boiler in the kitchen.  Broadband Superfast speed available from Openreach of 80 Mbps download and for uploading 20 Mbps.  Mobile Indoor: Three, O2 and Vodaphone for both Voice and Data. EE offers Voice coverage only.  Outdoor: EE, Three, O2 and Vodaphone for Voice, Data and Enhanced Data Broadband and mobile information provided by Ofcom. Local Authority charges Westmorland and Furness Council – Council Tax band E Tenure Freehold.  Included in the sale Fitted carpets, curtains, curtain poles, blinds, light fittings, shed, integral kitchen appliances and free-standing washer and drier are included in the sale. Many items of furniture are available to purchase, please ask the Agent.  Please note Whilst Parkgate Cottage isn’t listed on Historic England’s website, it is attached to a Grade II Listed building.  Directions what3words: ///headsets.harvest.herb Use Sat Nav LA11 6QB with reference to the directions below: In the centre of the village, locate the Vi...
Aktenzeichen: EDEN-T96104268
Land: GB
Stadt: Cartmel
Postleitzahl: LA11 6QB
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