Home:
* Kirkby Lonsdale is frequently voted as being one of the top places to live in the Northwest in the Sunday Times 'Best places to live in the UK'
* Bustling Cumbrian town
* 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 reception room
* Renovated to a high standard
* Home can be used as a primary residence or holiday let (ask the team for more information on this)
* Freehold

Services:
* Mains Electric
* Gas central heating
* Mains Drainage
* Mains Water
* Good phone service and internet coverage

Garden, Grounds and Location:
* Rear patio area
* Lots of nice eateries and drinking establishments within walking distance
* Ideal location between the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District
* Ruskin's View and Devils Bridge among the popular attractions
* Incredible countryside walks
used as an excellent holiday let, with both the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales on your doorstep, but would equally make a lovely permanent residence with No 3. Horse Market offering comfortable living in this stunning location.

Radiating warmth through its country cottage style interiors, blended with luxurious fixtures and fittings, striking Farrow and Ball paintwork and more traditional touches such as the double-glazed sash windows, this 3-bedroom home will charm you at first sight.
From the outside, be enchanted by the 150-year-old façade of ashlar stone with rusticated quoins complemented by the Tudor gothic style finishes to the upper floor, all beneath a traditional slate roof.

Step via the open porch, through the front door and into the entranceway. The light floods in through the partially glazed front door and transom window above, letting beams of sunlight warm the Victorian mosaic tiled floor. A lovely and welcoming greeting space.

Note the farmhouse style hardwood doors and the white traditional column radiators adding to the stylish chocolate box cottage feel.
Take the first door and discover the cosy living room. Varnished wood flooring can be glimpsed beside the slate grey hearth of the living flame gas fire creating a room fit for all seasons and occasions. Spend quiet nights in the warmth where you can hunker down for movie night or have friends over to reminisce and catch up.

Adjacent, flagstone flooring leads you into the kitchen-diner, designed effortlessly by Linda Joseph Interiors. Cream upper and lower cabinetry provide ample storage for pantry goods, china and pans. The L-shaped kitchen also has integrated appliances including Neff dishwasher, oven and induction hob. Spot the clever storage in the wall as well as the door to a good-sized utility room with space for washer and dryer and more places to hide things away in the cellar cupboard. A door here leads into the shared ginnel.

Open the French doors of the kitchen and let the inside and out flow as one.

Return to the entrance and ascend the stairs, with pretty open spindles, to the sleeping quarters.

The attention to detail continues upstairs with the bold and stylish décor as well as original features.

At the top of the stairs, turn left into the family bathroom. Rest in this spa like luxury, with Bayswater London suite, including a roll top tub adding a touch of elegance - waiting to be filled, to soak in whilst the candles flicker on the wide windowsill. A corner shower, WC and wash hand basin set into a handy vanity unit complete the room.

The three delightful bedrooms promise a peaceful slumber with ample room for double or twin beds beside freestanding furniture. Two of the rooms boast built-in cupboards and all three have the original fireplaces and Victorian style radiators adding a lovely touch of character.

In addition, the master bedroom has a contemporary en-suite shower room, perfect for the early morning rush.

Whether you choose to continue No.3 Horse Market as a successful holiday let or make it into a primary dwelling, families and guests will be spoiled by the charm and style of this tranquil home. This lovely home won't be on the market for long, so get your viewings in quickly.

Like the home, the courtyard garden is perfectly formed, offering a lovely suntrap. Blessed to be situated to the rear, this low maintenance patio is quiet and half screened by a trellis where climbers add colour and softness.

Enjoy your morning coffee or late-night glass of wine in tranquillity, surrounded by pots filled with pretty flowers. Dine alfresco, and cook up a storm on the BBQ, using the artisan products you bought from the town's weekly markets.

** For more photos and information, download the brochure on desktop. For your own hard copy brochure, or to book a viewing please call the team **



Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold