GROUND FLOOR
A stylish, open-plan Kitchen Diner (5.57m x 4.94m) fitted with contemporary grey shaker-style cabinetry, quartz effect worktops, and integrated Neff appliances including a built-in oven, combination microwave and induction hob with extractor. There's space for a large fridge/freezer and a round dining table, with two skylights bringing in extra natural light over the dining area, and French doors opening onto the rear patio and garden. A smart oak-and-glass staircase with a useful understairs storage cupboard leads up from the hallway. The separate Lounge/Snug (3.37m x 4.38m) is a bright, tastefully furnished reception room with engineered oak flooring, a feature pendant light, and a floor-length window overlooking the front garden — a lovely, more formal space distinct from the open-plan kitchen diner.
FIRST FLOOR
Three bedrooms and two bath/shower rooms occupy this floor, all finished with quality carpets and characterful decorative touches. Bedroom 2 is dressed with statement animal-print wallpaper, a plush upholstered headboard, and a bright outlook toward the fells, and benefits from its own en suite shower room, tiled with a walk-in shower, WC, and heated towel rail. Bedroom 4 is currently set up as a stylish home office/study, with space for a desk and storage — showing the flexibility of this room to work as a bedroom or home-working space. Bedroom 3 is a great size for children, fitted with a full-size bunk/high-sleeper bed and feature woodland-print wallpaper, with a pretty outlook over trees. The family bathroom, also on this floor, is fully tiled with a bath, separate shower cubicle, WC, wash basin, tall storage unit, and heated towel rail. A bright landing with skylight and a smart oak-and-glass staircase balustrade connects the floor, with the same charming décor and gallery-style picture displays seen elsewhere in the home.
Bedroom Two
3.37 x 2.60 (11'0" x 8'6")
Bedroom Two Ensuite
2.08 x 2.04 (6'9" x 6'8")
Bedroom Three
2.75 x 3.90 (9'0" x 12'9")
Bedroom Four/Office
2.75 x 2.87 (9'0" x 9'4")
Bathroom
3.29 x 1.72 (10'9" x 5'7")
SECOND FLOOR
A thoughtfully executed loft conversion by the current owners, added to create an extra bedroom and en suite, this floor is now home to a luxurious Principal Bedroom filling the entire top floor. The addition has been finished to a high standard, with vaulted ceilings and multiple skylights flooding the space with natural light, a feature inset electric fireplace, elegant wall-mounted lighting either side of the bed, sitting/window-seat nooks beneath the eaves, and ample fitted storage via double built-in wardrobes. The en suite is finished with striking grey marble-effect tiling and splashback, a contemporary countertop wash bowl basin on a floating vanity unit, a large walk-in shower, WC, and a chrome heated towel rail, with a further Velux skylight bringing in natural light. A genuinely impressive addition that adds valuable extra accommodation and sets this home apart.
Principal Bedroom
3.36 x 3.77 (11'0" x 12'4")
Outside
The property sits on a generous corner plot, with striking natural stone and painted render elevations and a slate roof, giving genuine kerb appeal and uninterrupted views out towards Blencathra and the fells beyond. The front is bordered by a traditional dry-stone wall with gated access, box hedging, and a paved entrance area.
To the rear, a private and beautifully landscaped garden is laid mainly to lawn, enclosed by timber fencing and well-stocked, mature planting including climbing wisteria and roses trained along a part-covered timber pergola. A substantial paved patio runs the width of the house, accessed directly from the kitchen diner via bi-fold/French doors — ideal for outdoor entertaining — and includes space for outdoor seating, a garden swing, and a hanging egg chair beneath the pergola. A garden shed and further storage provide practical space, and the garden enjoys a lovely open outlook toward the surrounding hills.
Location
Threlkeld is a small, characterful Lakeland village around three to four miles from Keswick, just off the A66 between Keswick and Penrith, sitting under the shadow of Blencathra fell. The village has two pubs, a coffee shop attached to the village hall, and a part-time Post Office. Threlkeld is served by the X4/5 bus route linking Penrith, Keswick, Cockermouth and Workington, with the nearest train station at Penrith. The village also offers a footpath and cycle track along the former railway line, and the Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum nearby. Keswick itself, with its wider range of shops, restaurants and Derwentwater, is a short drive away, and the M6 (Junction 40) is around 15 minutes' drive, making the village a practical base with excellent access to the northern Lake District fells.
Services & Additional Information
Mains electricity and mains water. Heating and hot water are provided via an Air Source Heat Pump, located in the rear garden. Freehold. Council Tax Band D (Westmorland & Furness Council).
Important note: This property is subject to a Local Occupancy Clause. Please contact the office for further information.
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