Full description:Set within the picturesque village of Gleaston, this charming 17th century three-bedroom home blends character features with modern comforts, offering, off-road parking and an integral garage. The spacious accommodation includes a welcoming lounge with exposed beams and a feature stone fireplace, a contemporary fitted kitchen, a generous principal bedroom with en-suite, two further bedrooms and a stylish four-piece family bathroom. The private rear garden is thoughtfully arranged with a patio, lawn, elevated seating terrace and brick-built barbecue, providing an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining. Enjoying a peaceful village setting just a short drive from Ulverston, Barrow-in-Furness and the Cumbrian coastline, the property offers the perfect balance of rural living and everyday convenience. The property also benefits from solar panels which have a yearly rebate. There are no standing Gas charges due to having gas bottles so you can enjoy the charm of a 17th-century property—with all the running costs of the 21st century.
Location
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Description
Gleaston is a picturesque rural village lying just south of the popular market town of Ulverston and only a short distance from the Cumbrian coastline. The village benefits from a children's play area, playing fields, a historic water mill and a village hall, while Ulverston and Barrow-in-Furness are both within a 10–15 minute drive, offering an extensive range of shops, schools, leisure facilities and excellent transport links by road and rail.
Description
The property is approached via a stepped pathway leading through a delightful cottage-style front garden, where paved seating areas are complemented by colourful planted borders. A covered porch opens into an impressive lounge, a room rich in character with exposed ceiling beams, a striking stone feature wall and a raised fireplace incorporating a solid fuel stove.
To the rear of the lounge, an inner hallway and staircase create a natural transition through the home, with space beneath the stairs providing an attractive nook for occasional seating. The kitchen has been thoughtfully fitted with a range of contemporary wall and base units, complemented by contrasting work surfaces and metro-style tiled splashbacks. There is space for a range-style cooker with extractor hood above, a Belfast sink, an integrated dishwasher and room for a freestanding fridge/freezer. A part-glazed door opens onto the driveway, while a further internal door gives direct access to the integral garage, which forms the ground floor of the two-storey extension.
The first-floor landing spans the length of the property, providing access to all three bedrooms, the family bathroom, a useful built-in storage cupboard and the loft. Glazed doors also open directly onto the rear garden, creating a unique connection between the house and its outdoor space.
The principal bedroom is a spacious double featuring decorative wall panelling and a contemporary en-suite shower room fitted with a quadrant shower enclosure, WC, vanity wash basin, mirrored cabinet and heated towel radiator.
The remaining bedrooms comprise a further generous double and a well-proportioned single overlooking the rear garden.
The family bathroom is beautifully appointed with a modern four-piece suite, including a panelled bath, separate shower enclosure, vanity wash basin and WC. Two windows provide excellent natural light, while inset ceiling lighting and contemporary heated towel radiators complete the room.
To the front, off-road parking leads directly to the integral garage.
The enclosed rear garden has been attractively landscaped to create a series of distinct outdoor spaces. A paved terrace extends across the rear of the house before leading down to a central lawn, with a brick pathway continuing to an elevated seating terrace enjoying views across the garden. A useful outbuilding, brick-built barbecue with oven and a sheltered seating area beyond a rose arch further enhance this attractive and private outdoor setting, offering an ideal space for both everyday enjoyment and entertaining.
The property also benefits from solar panels which have a yearly rebate. There are no standing Gas charges due to having gas bottles so you can enjoy the charm of a 17th-century property—with all the running costs of the 21st century.