A stunningly presented Georgian-era four bedroom 18th century home, on Abbey Street in Carlisle, has just hit the market.
The property, which was built in 1760, has been listed with an asking price of £600,000.
Listing the beautiful home is Red Hot Property, Hexham.
A spokesperson from the organisation said: "Built in the 1760's, this Grade II Listed building combines classical features, spanning four floors, with versatile living accommodation.
"The current owners have planning permission to convert the adjoining buildings to an annexe with guest bedroom and en suite, plus conversion of the hayloft and stable to a games room.
"Please view the 360 virtual tour to fully appreciate the refurbishment that has carried out so far to this stunning family home," they said.
The three-storey spacious home comes with an elegantly rustic courtyard, a perfect hideaway considering the property's city centre location.
"The large welcoming hallway doubles as an additional reception room, to the left is the music room with hidden door leading to the formal dining room and access to a utility room and cloak room/WC.
"The kitchen is fitted with a range cooker and Belfast sink and has a rustic charm and overlooks the sunny rear courtyard, a perfect spot for morning coffee. Stone stairs lead down to the cellar and store rooms, which could be further developed.
"The elegant staircase sweeps past the feature arch window and leads up to the impressive first floor landing with beautiful drawing room and marble fireplace.
"There are two large bedrooms and period style bathroom with freestanding cast iron bath, plus a further bathroom with separate shower and a separate WC. This leads to a spacious Studio/ Bedroom. From the main landing a second staircase leads up to a trio of attic rooms, including a study, sewing room and further bedroom," they said.
The property's location boasts a highly sought after city centre location, close to the Cathedral, shopping districts and within range of schools and necessary transport links.
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