High Tenterfell, Kendal, Cumbria
£430,000
Guide price
Guide price
Under Offer
Bedrooms: 4
A semi-detached Victorian home offering accommodation over 3 floors. Lovingly restored to create an excellent home, stylishly attuned to modern living. Occupying an elevated position, all amenities are easily accessible with the town centre within walking distance.
Often described as 'the gateway to the Lakes', Kendal itself is an historic market town set on the edge of the Lake District National Park whilst having easy access to the M6 motorway and immediate connections to the West Coast Mainline via Kendal and Oxenholme railway stations. Steeped in history, it provides a range of independent attractions, shops and eateries.
From the moment you enter, the charm of this home is apparent. Double-glazed, light, warm and inviting, it is centrally heated by gas-fired cast-iron radiators. Oak-floored throughout, its ground-floor living space is well proportioned, the living room at the front offering views from its generous bay window across the green towards the Helm and the rolling fells beyond. The open fireplace retains a period feel whilst creating a cosy environment during the colder months.
The kitchen and dining areas link seamlessly, ideal for family living or for those wanting to entertain. The attractive dining space, with outlook to the rear, is set around a wood-burning stove and is well complemented by the highly appointed kitchen, directly accessed from the side of the property and recently refitted by Webbs with handleless units, quartz worktops and integrated appliances including induction hob and electric oven.
The first floor offers four bedrooms, two of which enjoy an outlook to the front. The largest bedroom sits centrally; the fourth, currently used as an office, is positioned to the rear. The landing boiler cupboard provides useful supplementary storage. To complete the first floor, the house bathroom is good sized, giving a three-piece bathroom suite comprising w.c., wash hand basin and bath with shower over.
Conveniently positioned at the back of the kitchen is a utility space, giving excellent storage and access to the separate downstairs lavatory. As if this were not enough, steps lead down from the kitchen to a cellar. Currently used as an additional storage area, this would make an ideal snug, gym or office.
The exterior provides a low-maintenance, tiered garden space. The stone-walled front garden is made over to rockery and flowerbeds. From the flagged patio area outside the kitchen steps lead to an elevated lawn and decking area surrounded by well-established, raised flowerbeds - a quiet, sunny spot for a summer's evening.
Whether it's space, style or position you're looking for this house has lots to offer.
Often described as 'the gateway to the Lakes', Kendal itself is an historic market town set on the edge of the Lake District National Park whilst having easy access to the M6 motorway and immediate connections to the West Coast Mainline via Kendal and Oxenholme railway stations. Steeped in history, it provides a range of independent attractions, shops and eateries.
From the moment you enter, the charm of this home is apparent. Double-glazed, light, warm and inviting, it is centrally heated by gas-fired cast-iron radiators. Oak-floored throughout, its ground-floor living space is well proportioned, the living room at the front offering views from its generous bay window across the green towards the Helm and the rolling fells beyond. The open fireplace retains a period feel whilst creating a cosy environment during the colder months.
The kitchen and dining areas link seamlessly, ideal for family living or for those wanting to entertain. The attractive dining space, with outlook to the rear, is set around a wood-burning stove and is well complemented by the highly appointed kitchen, directly accessed from the side of the property and recently refitted by Webbs with handleless units, quartz worktops and integrated appliances including induction hob and electric oven.
The first floor offers four bedrooms, two of which enjoy an outlook to the front. The largest bedroom sits centrally; the fourth, currently used as an office, is positioned to the rear. The landing boiler cupboard provides useful supplementary storage. To complete the first floor, the house bathroom is good sized, giving a three-piece bathroom suite comprising w.c., wash hand basin and bath with shower over.
Conveniently positioned at the back of the kitchen is a utility space, giving excellent storage and access to the separate downstairs lavatory. As if this were not enough, steps lead down from the kitchen to a cellar. Currently used as an additional storage area, this would make an ideal snug, gym or office.
The exterior provides a low-maintenance, tiered garden space. The stone-walled front garden is made over to rockery and flowerbeds. From the flagged patio area outside the kitchen steps lead to an elevated lawn and decking area surrounded by well-established, raised flowerbeds - a quiet, sunny spot for a summer's evening.
Whether it's space, style or position you're looking for this house has lots to offer.
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