Three-storey property with summerhouse for sale north of Carlisle
A three-storey house with an open plan kitchen, dining and family room is on the market for £235,000 to the north of Carlisle.
According to the listing, the property onFenwick Drive is situated on the Crindledyke development, which is north of the river and close to the village of Rockcliffe.
The house was built by Story Homes, described in the listing as "highly reputable local builders."
Summerhouse, sold by separate negotiation (Image: Zoopla) The front garden is described as "pretty and colourful" and is said to be a feature that "catches the eye immediately."
Entry to the house is through a hallway, which has space for coats and shoes.
The staircase to the first floor is straight ahead, and a door to the left leads to the main kitchen, dining, and family space.
Dual aspect open plan kitchen, dining and family space (Image: Zoopla) This open plan room is dual aspect and described as being "flooded with natural light."
According to the listing, there is space for a large dining table and additional relaxed seating.
The kitchen area is fitted with gloss wall and base units, oak worktops, an integrated electric oven, gas hob, and extractor fan.
Family space with French doors to the rear garden (Image: Zoopla) There is space for an American-style fridge freezer and plumbing for a washing machine.
French doors from this room lead to the rear garden, which is paved and has shillied areas, intended to be "low maintenance."
A cloakroom WC is also accessed from the kitchen area.
One of the property's three bedrooms (Image: Zoopla) The first floor includes a living room, which is currently being used as a double bedroom.
This room has two windows and, according to the listing, offers "a wonderful open outlook across fields."
There is also a wet room and a third bedroom on this floor, which is currently used as a home office.
Paved rear garden with low-maintenance shillied sections (Image: Zoopla) On the second floor, the main bedroom has an en-suite shower room.
A second bedroom is also on this floor and is being used as a home working space, according to the listing.
The rear garden has gates to a bike store, bin store, and two off street parking spaces.
A summerhouse and shed, both fully insulated, are present in the garden and can be sold by separate negotiation.
The listing states the property is "in immaculate order throughout."
The house is described as suitable for first-time buyers or a growing family.
Transport links are highlighted in the listing, with Junction 44 of the M6 described as being "minutes away."
Kingstown Retail Park and Asda Superstore are nearby, providing a range of shopping options.
For families, the listing notes the presence of a bus from the Crindledyke development to Rockcliffe Primary School and William Howard secondary school.
Rockcliffe village is located around two miles from the property.
Interested parties looking for more information, or to arrange a viewing, are urged to contact eXp World UK on 01462 228714, quoting NL0727.
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