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Häuser & einzelhäuser zum Verkauf in Lancaster

United Kingdom > England > Lancashire > Lancaster
864.488 EUR

Häuser & Einzelhäuser (Zum Verkauf)

4 Z
3 Ba
2 Schla
Aktenzeichen: EDEN-T98229394 / 98229394
Moorhead Farmhouse offers a generous entrance vestibule, a room in itself, separate sitting and dining rooms, a classic farmhouse living kitchen, separate utility room, office, cloakroom and vaulted cellar. The principal bedroom has an ensuite shower room, there are two further first floor bedrooms and a house bathroom. On the second floor is a great attic room, and optional fourth bedroom, maybe a large home office, hobby room or gym and a good sized store room.  This is a great choice if you are looking for an outdoor lifestyle with an utterly delightful and well-stocked garden which wraps around the house, extensive parking and a field offering great amenity value. The total acreage is approximately 0.58 acres, the field forming 0.27 acres of this. Outside is a generous detached double garage with room for a workshop area, a captivating summer house, dinky greenhouse and practical shed and log store.  Embracing its rural setting, this is a location for those that seek peace and quiet in their everyday and appreciate country ways but still wish to be accessible for road and rail links and amenities in local villages and towns. Not so much a house as a lifestyle, Moorhead Farmhouse has a great deal to offer.   Vendor insight All those years ago we were looking for a characterful home that was both rurally situated and also accessible, something that would suit our growing family. We’ve loved life here, but our children have grown and flown and it’s now time for us to downsize and let another family enjoy all that we have.  There are views from every room in the house and from every part of the garden, so we are very aware of the seasons changing around us and as a result feel very connected with our surroundings, nature and wildlife. We especially love lambing time, the new lambs are such a welcome sight in spring.   There is a comfort in knowing that there are other people around both in the next door barn conversion and at the farm across the field, so whilst we have a neighbour the positioning of the two houses and our respective gardens means that we are never really aware that they are there, we’re certainly not overlooked at all and we’ve never had to worry about the noise levels of our children and their friends playing in the garden when they were younger.  Location One of the English countryside’s unspoilt gems, the Lune Valley begins just a few minutes’ drive from Lancaster and borders both the Forest of Bowland AONB and the national park of the Yorkshire Dales.  With a backdrop of green and gently undulating fells, at the heart of which is the meandering river, the Lune Valley has long been a sought-after place to live; thriving local communities have taken root in picturesque village and hamlets with a great choice of destination country pubs which are well regarded outside of the local area.  Whilst not in a village itself, Moorhead Farmhouse enjoys a location that benefits from local services in Wray, Hornby and Bentham with a wider selection available in the Cumbrian market town of Kirkby Lonsdale and more still to be found in the busy city of Lancaster.   Rural it may be, isolated it is not – the station at Wennington is a tremendous asset. It’s on the Bentham Line which runs between Leeds and Morecambe via Skipton so from there you can catch trains into Lancaster (great for giving teenagers a degree of independence) or venture into Leeds for a day’s shopping.  This is a wonderful place to live if you value the peace and quiet of a country lifestyle, but equally rate excellent road and rail accessibility to maintain business and social connections. Vendor insight We think of Wray as our local village – the village shop has recently been taken over by the community and has been updated – it sells all sorts and is really handy. Wray’s got some tea rooms and a pub which we can walk to and there’s the annual Scarecrow Festival over the May bank holiday which is worth visiting.  Step inside  This is a quintessential farmhouse with layers of history, masses of personality and rich in architectural details. Sensitively and gently upgraded over the decades, it is a relaxed and welcoming house, incredibly inviting and wholeheartedly embracing.  There are plenty of beamed ceilings, exposed window lintels and roofing timbers, deep windows sills, window seats, walls of exposed stonework (some with a painted finish), floors of flag, slate and stone, mullion windows and pine boarded doors. If you appreciate character, then you’ll love the details here.   The weighty front door is approached through the ivy clad porch and opens into the entrance vestibule; a room in itself. Moving through and there’s a door with stone steps leading down to a cellar room – if you’ve ever fancied owning a vaulted wine cellar, now is your chance! A super space for additional pantry storage and with power it can also accommodate a drinks fridge and separate freezer. The main sitting room is a delightful, really well-proportioned room with a multi fuel stove, a host of recessed niches and the original front door leading through a smaller vestibule out to the garden. There’s a separate dining room, it too has a wood burning stove, incredibly atmospheric it looks the perfect setting for family Sunday lunches and candle lit supper parties with friends. The farmhouse kitchen is everything you could wish for – cook, eat, relax, repeat. The Aga draws you forward for prerequisite hand warming, multi-functional for cooking, toasting, boiling the kettle, warming the plates, airing the ironing, drying wet trainers …. you name it!  Family and pets will all gravitate towards it. You may need to fight them off if tea is to get cooked on time. For a classic country look, bespoke joiner made cabinets are painted and topped with stone worktops.  A door opens to the former granary, long since converted the building now provides a practical utility room and downstairs cloakroom with a home office above approached via a staircase. Rising to the first floor and off the landing the main bedroom has both fitted wardrobes and an ensuite with a shower, wash basin and loo. Lying in bed there’s a glorious view to wake up to, a morning cup of tea here must really set you up for the day. The second double has an equally good view and a fitted wardrobe, the third bedroom on this floor is a small double . Both share the house bathroom which has a super free standing slipper bath, a large shower cubicle, contemporary twin wash basins and a loo. The vanity mirror, towel rail and floor are all heated to bring a touch of luxury to your every day.  The stairs continue up to the second floor – watch your head on the purlins and stop for a moment to examine the glazed panel behind which is an exposed section of the original walling materials – an interesting slice of history. . This room is exceptionally flexible and could be used in a variety of ways – it makes a wonderful bedroom for an older child or teenager, would lends itself to being a super principal suite (if the adjacent store room was converted to an ensuite) or could be a great space to dedicate to hobbies or as a tucked away room for peaceful home working. It can’t be stressed enough how fabulous the views are from the house – panoramic and reaching far into the distance there is much to behold beyond the garden walls – the vibrancy of spring leaves, the glow and range of colours in autumn and the magical sight of a blanket of newly fallen snow.  With not a street light in sight, there will also be wonderful dark, starry nights.  Vendor insight The dining room is great for a party or special occasion dinner, otherwise we tend to eat and entertain in the kitchen, it’s always warm thanks to the Aga and always feels so homely. The sitting room is lovely and cosy, especially when the stove is lit during winter. We have thoroughly enjoyed welcoming family and friends to the house and have celebrated many family milestones here – 21st and 30th birthdays, one of our daughters got married from the house and thanks to our neighbour, we held the reception in teepees in the field next door.  It’s been great having a dedicated home office, with the hatch open you’re connected to the rest of the house but if need be, we can shut ourselves away and enjoy uninterrupted peace.  At Christmas time we put a tree in the dining room as it can be seen from the kitchen, every room downstairs is decorated, the whole place looking wonderfully festive.  Step outside Pull in off the road and the drive up to the former farmhouse has timeless rustic appeal, trees line your way and in spring the verges are full of frothy cow parsley.  There’s gated access to a generous sandstone flagged parking area behind the garage, but it’s also possible to park in front of the garages and opposite them, tucked in, on the lane as well.  The double garage has two sets of wooden doors for vehicular access and a door at the back for when you’re parked up and heading back inside. With power and light, it’s a generous size with space at the back for a permanent workshop set up. There’s also useful mezzanine storage in the pitched roof space.  From the parking area, older flags form a path and lead around the house. Six stones steps lead up past a well-stocked and neatly tended rockery to a lawn. It’s in this top garden that you’ll find the summer house – it’s an absolute delig... Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen Moorhead Farmhouse offers a generous entrance vestibule, a room in itself, separate sitting and dining rooms, a classic farmhouse living kitchen, separate utility room, office, cloakroom and vaulted cellar. The principal bedroom has an ensuite shower room, there are two further first floor bedrooms and a house bathroom. On the second floor is a great attic room, and optional fourth bedroom, maybe a large home office, hobby room or gym and a good sized store room.  This is a great choice if you are looking for an outdoor lifestyle with an utterly delightful and well-stocked garden which wraps around the house, extensive parking and a field offering great amenity value. The total acreage is approximately 0.58 acres, the field forming 0.27 acres of this. Outside is a generous detached double garage with room for a workshop area, a captivating summer house, dinky greenhouse and practical shed and log store.  Embracing its rural setting, this is a location for those that seek peace and quiet in their everyday and appreciate country ways but still wish to be accessible for road and rail links and amenities in local villages and towns. Not so much a house as a lifestyle, Moorhead Farmhouse has a great deal to offer.   Vendor insight All those years ago we were looking for a characterful home that was both rurally situated and also accessible, something that would suit our growing family. We’ve loved life here, but our children have grown and flown and it’s now time for us to downsize and let another family enjoy all that we have.  There are views from every room in the house and from every part of the garden, so we are very aware of the seasons changing around us and as a result feel very connected with our surroundings, nature and wildlife. We especially love lambing time, the new lambs are such a welcome sight in spring.   There is a comfort in knowing that there are other people around both in the next door barn conversion and at the farm across the field, so whilst we have a neighbour the positioning of the two houses and our respective gardens means that we are never really aware that they are there, we’re certainly not overlooked at all and we’ve never had to worry about the noise levels of our children and their friends playing in the garden when they were younger.  Location One of the English countryside’s unspoilt gems, the Lune Valley begins just a few minutes’ drive from Lancaster and borders both the Forest of Bowland AONB and the national park of the Yorkshire Dales.  With a backdrop of green and gently undulating fells, at the heart of which is the meandering river, the Lune Valley has long been a sought-after place to live; thriving local communities have taken root in picturesque village and hamlets with a great choice of destination country pubs which are well regarded outside of the local area.  Whilst not in a village itself, Moorhead Farmhouse enjoys a location that benefits from local services in Wray, Hornby and Bentham with a wider selection available in the Cumbrian market town of Kirkby Lonsdale and more still to be found in the busy city of Lancaster.   Rural it may be, isolated it is not – the station at Wennington is a tremendous asset. It’s on the Bentham Line which runs between Leeds and Morecambe via Skipton so from there you can catch trains into Lancaster (great for giving teenagers a degree of independence) or venture into Leeds for a day’s shopping.  This is a wonderful place to live if you value the peace and quiet of a country lifestyle, but equally rate excellent road and rail accessibility to maintain business and social connections. Vendor insight We think of Wray as our local village – the village shop has recently been taken over by the community and has been updated – it sells all sorts and is really handy. Wray’s got some tea rooms and a pub which we can walk to and there’s the annual Scarecrow Festival over the May bank holiday which is worth visiting.  Step inside  This is a quintessential farmhouse with layers of history, masses of personality and rich in architectural details. Sensitively and gently upgraded over the decades, it is a relaxed and welcoming house, incredibly inviting and wholeheartedly embracing.  There are plenty of beamed ceilings, exposed window lintels and roofing timbers, deep windows sills, window seats, walls of exposed stonework (some with a painted finish), floors of flag, slate and stone, mullion windows and pine boarded doors. If you appreciate character, then you’ll love the details here.   The weighty front door is approached through the ivy clad porch and opens into the entrance vestibule; a room in itself. Moving through and there’s a door with stone steps leading down to a cellar room – if you’ve ever fancied owning a vaulted wine cellar, now is your chance! A super space for additional pantry storage and with power it can also accommodate a drinks fridge and separate freezer. The main sitting room is a delightful, really well-proportioned room with a multi fuel stove, a host of recessed niches and the original front door leading through a smaller vestibule out to the garden. There’s a separate dining room, it too has a wood burning stove, incredibly atmospheric it looks the perfect setting for family Sunday lunches and candle lit supper parties with friends. The farmhouse kitchen is everything you could wish for – cook, eat, relax, repeat. The Aga draws you forward for prerequisite hand warming, multi-functional for cooking, toasting, boiling the kettle, warming the plates, airing the ironing, drying wet trainers …. you name it!  Family and pets will all gravitate towards it. You may need to fight them off if tea is to get cooked on time. For a classic country look, bespoke joiner made cabinets are painted and topped with stone worktops.  A door opens to the former granary, long since converted the building now provides a practical utility room and downstairs cloakroom with a home office above approached via a staircase. Rising to the first floor and off the landing the main bedroom has both fitted wardrobes and an ensuite with a shower, wash basin and loo. Lying in bed there’s a glorious view to wake up to, a morning cup of tea here must really set you up for the day. The second double has an equally good view and a fitted wardrobe, the third bedroom on this floor is a small double . Both share the house bathroom which has a super free standing slipper bath, a large shower cubicle, contemporary twin wash basins and a loo. The vanity mirror, towel rail and floor are all heated to bring a touch of luxury to your every day.  The stairs continue up to the second floor – watch your head on the purlins and stop for a moment to examine the glazed panel behind which is an exposed section of the original walling materials – an interesting slice of history. . This room is exceptionally flexible and could be used in a variety of ways – it makes a wonderful bedroom for an older child or teenager, would lends itself to being a super principal suite (if the adjacent store room was converted to an ensuite) or could be a great space to dedicate to hobbies or as a tucked away room for peaceful home working. It can’t be stressed enough how fabulous the views are from the house – panoramic and reaching far into the distance there is much to behold beyond the garden walls – the vibrancy of spring leaves, the glow and range of colours in autumn and the magical sight of a blanket of newly fallen snow.  With not a street light in sight, there will also be wonderful dark, starry nights.  Vendor insight The dining room is great for a party or special occasion dinner, otherwise we tend to eat and entertain in the kitchen, it’s always warm thanks to the Aga and always feels so homely. The sitting room is lovely and cosy, especially when the stove is lit during winter. We have thoroughly enjoyed welcoming family and friends to the house and have celebrated many family milestones here – 21st and 30th birthdays, one of our daughters got married from the house and thanks to our neighbour, we held the reception in teepees in the field next door.  It’s been great having a dedicated home office, with the hatch open you’re connected to the rest of the house but if need be, we can shut ourselves away and enjoy uninterrupted peace.  At Christmas time we put a tree in the dining room as it can be seen from the kitchen, every room downstairs is decorated, the whole place looking wonderfully festive.  Step outside Pull in off the road and the drive up to the former farmhouse has timeless rustic appeal, trees line your way and in spring the verges are full of frothy cow parsley.  There’s gated access to a generous sandstone flagged parking area behind the garage, but it’s also possible to park in front of the garages and opposite them, tucked in, on the lane as well.  The double garage has two sets of wooden doors for vehicular access and a door at the back for when you’re parked up and heading back inside. With power and light, it’s a generous size with space at the back for a permanent workshop set up. There’s also useful mezzanine storage in the pitched roof space.  From the parking area, older flags form a path and lead around the house. Six stones steps lead up past a well-stocked and neatly tended rockery to a lawn. It’s in this top garden that you’ll find the summer house – it’s an absolute delig...
Aktenzeichen: EDEN-T98229394
Land: GB
Stadt: Lancaster
Postleitzahl: LA2 8PQ
Kategorie: Wohnsitze
Anzeigentyp: Zum Verkauf
Immobilientyp: Häuser & Einzelhäuser
Zimmer: 4
Schlafzimmer: 3
Badezimmer: 2
Parkplätze: 1
Garagen: 1

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