Our top property in Carlisle this week is this six bedroomed detached house which is currently on the market for £1,050,000.
This home is described as a period property and comes with a detached coach house, four reception rooms and a courtyard with ample parking.
It is set upon 2.5 acres of land and is said to have beautiful and extensive gardens and a cellar with two rooms as well as an outbuilding or potting shed. The house can be paid for in monthly mortage payments.
A spokesperson from Right Move said: "Moss House is a substantial 6 bedroom period residence sitting in a generous plot of around 2.5 acres with a large partially converted coach house, within walking distance of the popular market town of Brampton.
"This is a superb lifestyle opportunity for a buyer looking for a large family home with a country lifestyle, in a standalone position, perfect if you are looking for a live/work environment, art studio, storage commercial use or even perhaps using the coach house as an extension of the family home for multi-generational use (STP).
"It has endless possibilities. Sitting in a rural yet accessible location on the edge of the popular market town of Brampton, enjoying beautiful views across its own gardens.
"The main house is a detached period residence, believed to date back to the early 1800’s which has been extended over the years retaining many charming and original features.
"Internally it is in need of light modernisation but has some wonderful living spaces with an abundance of reception rooms and bedrooms. Each window throughout this home is blessed with lovely views across its beautiful grounds or across the surrounding countryside.
"Sitting across the courtyard is a detached coach house offering a range of flexible uses, currently undeveloped on the ground floor with ample storage space/garaging. The first floor was converted in 1981 and is a superb space with vaulted beamed ceiling, kitchen area and bathroom.
"It has previously been used as office space, perfect for working from home but has further potential to create ancillary accommodation/multi-generational living or even holiday accommodation, subject to the necessary planning consents."
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