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Casă & casă pentru o singură familie de vânzare în Carnforth

5.299.952 RON

Casă & Casă pentru o singură familie (De vânzare)

1 cam
5 dorm
5 băi
Referință: EDEN-T114073890 / 114073890
As they say, location, location, location. With a prime location on a quiet cul-de-sac of highly individual prime properties in the heart of the sought after Conservation Area village of Arkholme, The Parrock enjoys an enviable setting commanding tremendous, unobscured panoramic views in a westerly direction. The Parrock, the name taken from the old English for paddock or field, is a truly impressive modern detached house. Designed by local architects Mason Gillibrand and has been built in the style of the Arts & Crafts Movement, with a strong nod towards the Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Filled with natural light, the extensive accommodation is well proportioned and has a well-considered layout as well as high specification and innovative fittings ensuring it is both easy to run and a pleasure to occupy. On offer is a porch, glazed vestibule, reception hall with cloakroom, fabulous double height open plan living kitchen, utility room, home office/cinema, first floor galleried sitting room, five double bedrooms, three of which are ensuite in addition to a house bathroom. A double garage is attached as is a boiler room.  Benefitting from the glorious open views every bit as much as the house, sunny gardens surround the property with established planting, a super split-level deck, a kitchen garden and ample parking. Rural but not remote, there is great access to the motorway, road and rail networks whether travelling for work or pleasure and with full fibre gigabit broadband provision, working from home has never been easier.  This is an excellent family house delivering on every level. "Looking back on our time here it’s been a wonderful place to bring up a family." It’s homely, a hug of a house. Location One of the English countryside’s unspoilt gems, the Lune Valley begins just a few minutes’ drive from Lancaster and borders both the Forest of Bowland AONB and the national park of the Yorkshire Dales. With a backdrop of green and gently undulating fells, at the heart of which is the meandering river, the Lune Valley has long been a sought-after place to live; thriving local communities have taken root in picturesque villages and hamlets with a great choice of destination country pubs. This is a wonderful place to live if you value life in the countryside but equally rate excellent road and rail links. Highly picturesque, Arkholme is a well-regarded and popular choice for those seeking a quiet village setting with direct access to the surrounding countryside. The village sits astride the B6254, with The Parrock located on Main Street, an impressive cul-de-sac which runs from the main road down to the River Lune. It is this road that the art historian Sir Nikolaus Pevsner describes as “a very pretty street” in the Pevsner Architectural Guide to The Buildings of England. Arkholme’s thriving local community is centered around the village hall which has a busy diary of events throughout the year and hosts numerous local groups and classes. Within Arkholme is a primary school and church. As a point of interest, Arkholme is one of only two Thankful Villages in Lancashire; those rare places that suffered no fatalities during the Great War of 1914 -1918. In terms of local amenities, Arkholme is almost equidistant between Kirkby Lonsdale and Carnforth; each town has much to offer in terms of services. Kirkby Lonsdale is nearest (5.3 miles distant) and has a busy main street of independent retailers, bars, cafes and  restaurants as well as all the usual amenities; doctors, dentists, opticians, hairdressers and barbers, a Post Office and branch of Booths supermarket. There is also an excellent Thursday market offering fresh local produce. Carnforth (6 miles away) offers not only Booths, but also Tesco, Aldi and the Co-op. For a greater choice, the city of Lancaster is to hand having much to offer all generations with established cultural and music scenes, bars and restaurants, an excellent range of national and independent retailers, professional and health care services. Connectivity is a major selling point of life here in Arkholme. Transport links are to hand with convenient access onto the M6 at either J35 or J36 depending on the direction of your travel and train stations on the main West Coast line at both Lancaster and Oxenholme (Kendal) as well as branch line stations at Carnforth and Wennington. If you are jetting off, then there is a choice of three airports;  Leeds Bradford, Manchester or Liverpool. "We were looking for an outdoor lifestyle in a beautiful setting that would give our children the ability to explore the surrounding countryside and mess about on the river, just as we did when we were young. Straight from the house there are such lovely walks and great cycling routes which we’ve all enjoyed as a family, we could take a different route almost every day. As a family we’ve enjoyed taking part in community events, if you want to join in there’s lots going on between the church and the village hall; apple pressing, bonfire night and the Christmas parties. We used to serve mulled wine and mince pies on Christmas Eve after the crib service, it’s been a very happy house." Step inside The Parrock is an inviting property, one where the views of the outside profoundly affect the interior. The south facing outlook is panoramic, stretching across and down the valley taking in the undulating fells behind the villages of Melling and Claughton which lie on the opposite side of the River Lune. Design wise, there is a strong focus on the domestic architecture of the Arts & Crafts Movement, especially the work of Scottish architect, Charles Rennie Mackintosh; the entrance has coloured glazing featuring the famous tulip design from The Blackwell House in Bowness on Windermere and use has been made of massive sawn green oak beams; in the posts of the porch, above the garage door and in the striking corner window of the reception hall. Internally, there is emphasis on the use of natural materials; bamboo, limestone, travertine, marble, granite, oak and glass. Externally there is a local blue Burlington slated roof, laid in the traditional manner of diminishing slate courses. For longevity, rainwater goods are aluminium. The vast amount of glazing and additional roof lights ensure that natural light floods in from every possible angle enabling not just solar gain but constant appreciation of the views. For comfort, there’s underfloor heating throughout (all rooms on individual thermostats) and the windows are double glazed with Velfac aluminium streamlined frames. Step though the porch, into the glazed vestibule with storage for coats and through into the generous reception hall with guest cloakroom, striking corner window seat and oak balustraded staircase with low level courtesy lighting. Onward into the main living area, a show stopping space. The sheer volume of this room as well as the quantity and quality of natural light are incredible. Floor to ceiling glass frames the breathtaking views and draw you forward as the views are a constant changing delight, whatever the season, whatever the weather there is a new aspect to enjoy. The double height ceiling reaches the apex of the roof with an additional seating area on the first floor framed by an oak balustrade. The light and airiness are extraordinary, uplifting and joyous. The hub of the house, a well-appointed kitchen has been designed so that the views may be fully appreciated at the same time as meals are prepared. There’s a breakfast bar and space for a generous dining table. A stylish built in glazed French Pictofocus wood burner makes a strong focal point and is positioned so that the views can be appreciated simultaneously. Sliding doors open to the decking providing a convenient setting for eating outdoors and encourage spilling outside when the weather is so inclined. Playing a strong supporting role to the kitchen is the adjacent utility room with space for laundry appliances and a door for quick access to the outside drying area. Completing the picture on the ground floor is a home office/cinema room with cabling installed for a projector and speaker system, if desired. There’s also a double bedroom with ensuite shower room. Sited away from the first floor family bedrooms it is perfect for overnight guests but also, if combined with the home office it offers the potential to create a suite of rooms for a dependent relative. Rising to the first floor and off the landing is good storage provision and open plan access to the second seating area, it’s a light drenched place to work, read or dedicate to hobbies. Open to the main living area below, it is connected but remains independent. The principal bedroom is a treat. Not only is there a large double bedroom and a spacious ensuite bathroom (with double ended bath and separate large rainfall shower) but connecting the two is a walk-through wardrobe and dressing area with doors to two additional storerooms. There is a third ensuite bedroom, this time with a private shower room and in addition are two further double bedrooms served by the attractive and well appointed house bathroom having both a bath and large rainfall shower. The house will appeal to those who are attracted by the functionality of a modern home but seek a property with greater depth of character. Instantly inviting, performing well for family life and somewhere that definitely lends itself to entertaining.  "With busy and demanding jobs, we needed somewhere we could be quiet and tranquil, a haven to reset and recharge when needed. With the advantages of B4RN broadband we’ve been able to easily bring work home and have had the rooms to have dedicated desk ... Vezi mai mult Vezi mai puțin As they say, location, location, location. With a prime location on a quiet cul-de-sac of highly individual prime properties in the heart of the sought after Conservation Area village of Arkholme, The Parrock enjoys an enviable setting commanding tremendous, unobscured panoramic views in a westerly direction. The Parrock, the name taken from the old English for paddock or field, is a truly impressive modern detached house. Designed by local architects Mason Gillibrand and has been built in the style of the Arts & Crafts Movement, with a strong nod towards the Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Filled with natural light, the extensive accommodation is well proportioned and has a well-considered layout as well as high specification and innovative fittings ensuring it is both easy to run and a pleasure to occupy. On offer is a porch, glazed vestibule, reception hall with cloakroom, fabulous double height open plan living kitchen, utility room, home office/cinema, first floor galleried sitting room, five double bedrooms, three of which are ensuite in addition to a house bathroom. A double garage is attached as is a boiler room.  Benefitting from the glorious open views every bit as much as the house, sunny gardens surround the property with established planting, a super split-level deck, a kitchen garden and ample parking. Rural but not remote, there is great access to the motorway, road and rail networks whether travelling for work or pleasure and with full fibre gigabit broadband provision, working from home has never been easier.  This is an excellent family house delivering on every level. "Looking back on our time here it’s been a wonderful place to bring up a family." It’s homely, a hug of a house. Location One of the English countryside’s unspoilt gems, the Lune Valley begins just a few minutes’ drive from Lancaster and borders both the Forest of Bowland AONB and the national park of the Yorkshire Dales. With a backdrop of green and gently undulating fells, at the heart of which is the meandering river, the Lune Valley has long been a sought-after place to live; thriving local communities have taken root in picturesque villages and hamlets with a great choice of destination country pubs. This is a wonderful place to live if you value life in the countryside but equally rate excellent road and rail links. Highly picturesque, Arkholme is a well-regarded and popular choice for those seeking a quiet village setting with direct access to the surrounding countryside. The village sits astride the B6254, with The Parrock located on Main Street, an impressive cul-de-sac which runs from the main road down to the River Lune. It is this road that the art historian Sir Nikolaus Pevsner describes as “a very pretty street” in the Pevsner Architectural Guide to The Buildings of England. Arkholme’s thriving local community is centered around the village hall which has a busy diary of events throughout the year and hosts numerous local groups and classes. Within Arkholme is a primary school and church. As a point of interest, Arkholme is one of only two Thankful Villages in Lancashire; those rare places that suffered no fatalities during the Great War of 1914 -1918. In terms of local amenities, Arkholme is almost equidistant between Kirkby Lonsdale and Carnforth; each town has much to offer in terms of services. Kirkby Lonsdale is nearest (5.3 miles distant) and has a busy main street of independent retailers, bars, cafes and  restaurants as well as all the usual amenities; doctors, dentists, opticians, hairdressers and barbers, a Post Office and branch of Booths supermarket. There is also an excellent Thursday market offering fresh local produce. Carnforth (6 miles away) offers not only Booths, but also Tesco, Aldi and the Co-op. For a greater choice, the city of Lancaster is to hand having much to offer all generations with established cultural and music scenes, bars and restaurants, an excellent range of national and independent retailers, professional and health care services. Connectivity is a major selling point of life here in Arkholme. Transport links are to hand with convenient access onto the M6 at either J35 or J36 depending on the direction of your travel and train stations on the main West Coast line at both Lancaster and Oxenholme (Kendal) as well as branch line stations at Carnforth and Wennington. If you are jetting off, then there is a choice of three airports;  Leeds Bradford, Manchester or Liverpool. "We were looking for an outdoor lifestyle in a beautiful setting that would give our children the ability to explore the surrounding countryside and mess about on the river, just as we did when we were young. Straight from the house there are such lovely walks and great cycling routes which we’ve all enjoyed as a family, we could take a different route almost every day. As a family we’ve enjoyed taking part in community events, if you want to join in there’s lots going on between the church and the village hall; apple pressing, bonfire night and the Christmas parties. We used to serve mulled wine and mince pies on Christmas Eve after the crib service, it’s been a very happy house." Step inside The Parrock is an inviting property, one where the views of the outside profoundly affect the interior. The south facing outlook is panoramic, stretching across and down the valley taking in the undulating fells behind the villages of Melling and Claughton which lie on the opposite side of the River Lune. Design wise, there is a strong focus on the domestic architecture of the Arts & Crafts Movement, especially the work of Scottish architect, Charles Rennie Mackintosh; the entrance has coloured glazing featuring the famous tulip design from The Blackwell House in Bowness on Windermere and use has been made of massive sawn green oak beams; in the posts of the porch, above the garage door and in the striking corner window of the reception hall. Internally, there is emphasis on the use of natural materials; bamboo, limestone, travertine, marble, granite, oak and glass. Externally there is a local blue Burlington slated roof, laid in the traditional manner of diminishing slate courses. For longevity, rainwater goods are aluminium. The vast amount of glazing and additional roof lights ensure that natural light floods in from every possible angle enabling not just solar gain but constant appreciation of the views. For comfort, there’s underfloor heating throughout (all rooms on individual thermostats) and the windows are double glazed with Velfac aluminium streamlined frames. Step though the porch, into the glazed vestibule with storage for coats and through into the generous reception hall with guest cloakroom, striking corner window seat and oak balustraded staircase with low level courtesy lighting. Onward into the main living area, a show stopping space. The sheer volume of this room as well as the quantity and quality of natural light are incredible. Floor to ceiling glass frames the breathtaking views and draw you forward as the views are a constant changing delight, whatever the season, whatever the weather there is a new aspect to enjoy. The double height ceiling reaches the apex of the roof with an additional seating area on the first floor framed by an oak balustrade. The light and airiness are extraordinary, uplifting and joyous. The hub of the house, a well-appointed kitchen has been designed so that the views may be fully appreciated at the same time as meals are prepared. There’s a breakfast bar and space for a generous dining table. A stylish built in glazed French Pictofocus wood burner makes a strong focal point and is positioned so that the views can be appreciated simultaneously. Sliding doors open to the decking providing a convenient setting for eating outdoors and encourage spilling outside when the weather is so inclined. Playing a strong supporting role to the kitchen is the adjacent utility room with space for laundry appliances and a door for quick access to the outside drying area. Completing the picture on the ground floor is a home office/cinema room with cabling installed for a projector and speaker system, if desired. There’s also a double bedroom with ensuite shower room. Sited away from the first floor family bedrooms it is perfect for overnight guests but also, if combined with the home office it offers the potential to create a suite of rooms for a dependent relative. Rising to the first floor and off the landing is good storage provision and open plan access to the second seating area, it’s a light drenched place to work, read or dedicate to hobbies. Open to the main living area below, it is connected but remains independent. The principal bedroom is a treat. Not only is there a large double bedroom and a spacious ensuite bathroom (with double ended bath and separate large rainfall shower) but connecting the two is a walk-through wardrobe and dressing area with doors to two additional storerooms. There is a third ensuite bedroom, this time with a private shower room and in addition are two further double bedrooms served by the attractive and well appointed house bathroom having both a bath and large rainfall shower. The house will appeal to those who are attracted by the functionality of a modern home but seek a property with greater depth of character. Instantly inviting, performing well for family life and somewhere that definitely lends itself to entertaining.  "With busy and demanding jobs, we needed somewhere we could be quiet and tranquil, a haven to reset and recharge when needed. With the advantages of B4RN broadband we’ve been able to easily bring work home and have had the rooms to have dedicated desk ... Comme on dit, emplacement, emplacement, emplacement. Avec un emplacement de choix sur une impasse paisible de propriétés très individuelles au cœur du très prisé village de la zone de conservation d’Arkholme, The Parrock bénéficie d’un cadre enviable offrant une vue panoramique impressionnante et sans obstruction en direction ouest. Le Parrock, nom tiré de l’ancien anglais signifiant paddock ou champ, est une maison moderne et indépendante vraiment impressionnante. Conçu par les architectes locaux Mason Gillibrand et construit dans le style du mouvement Arts & Crafts, avec un fort clin d’éloge à l’architecte écossais Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Rempli de lumière naturelle, l’ampleur des logements est bien proportionné, présente une disposition soignée ainsi que des équipements sophistiqués et innovants, ce qui garantit une facilité d’utilisation et un agréable à occuper. On trouve un porche, un vestibule vitré, un hall de réception avec vestiaire, une fabuleuse cuisine salon double hauteur ouverte, une buanderie, un bureau/cinéma à domicile, un salon galerié au rez-de-chaussée, cinq chambres doubles, dont trois avec salle de bain attenante en plus d’une salle de bain de la maison. Un garage double est attenant, tout comme une chaufferie. Profitant autant de la vue splendide que de la maison, des jardins ensoleillés entourent la propriété avec des plantations déjà établies, une terrasse à deux niveaux, un potager et un grand parking. Rurale mais pas isolée, il y a un excellent accès aux réseaux autoroutiers, routiers et ferroviaires, que ce soit pour le travail ou pour le plaisir, et avec une fourniture complète de fibre haute bande gigabit, le télétravail n’a jamais été aussi facile. C’est une excellente maison familiale qui offre des résultats à tous les niveaux. « En repensant à notre temps ici, c’était un endroit merveilleux pour élever une famille. » C’est chaleureux, un câlin de maison. Emplacement
L’un des joyaux préservés de la campagne anglaise, la vallée de la Lune commence à seulement quelques minutes en voiture de Lancaster et borde à la fois la forêt de Bowland AONB et le parc national des Yorkshire Dales. Avec un fond de verts et de collines doucement ondulées, au cœur desquelles se trouve la rivière sinueuse, la vallée de la Lune a longtemps été un lieu de vie très recherché ; Des communautés locales dynamiques se sont implantées dans des villages et hameaux pittoresques, offrant un grand choix de pubs campagnards de destination. C’est un endroit merveilleux où vivre si vous tenez à la vie à la campagne mais que vous appréciez tout autant d’excellentes liaisons routières et ferroviaires. Très pittoresque, Arkholme est un choix bien considéré et populaire pour ceux qui recherchent un cadre de village paisible avec un accès direct à la campagne environnante. Le village est situé de part et d’autre de la B6254, avec The Parrock situé sur Main Street, un impressionnant cul-de-sac qui relie la route principale jusqu’à la rivière Lune. C’est cette route que l’historien de l’art Sir Nikolaus Pevsner décrit comme « une très jolie rue » dans le Pevsner Architectural Guide to The Buildings of England. La communauté locale dynamique d’Arkholme est centrée autour de la salle des fêtes qui a un agenda chargé d’événements tout au long de l’année et accueille de nombreux groupes et cours locaux. À Arkholme se trouvent une école primaire et une église. À titre d’intérêt, Arkholme est l’un des deux seuls villages de la reconnaissance dans le Lancashire ; ces rares lieux qui n’ont subi aucun décès pendant la Grande Guerre de 1914-1918. En termes d’équipements locaux, Arkholme est presque équidistante entre Kirkby Lonsdale et Carnforth ; Chaque ville offre beaucoup de services. Kirkby Lonsdale est la plus proche (à 5,3 miles) et possède une rue principale animée de commerces indépendants, bars, cafés et restaurants ainsi que toutes les commodités habituelles ; médecins, dentistes, opticiens, coiffeurs et coiffeurs, un bureau de poste et une succursale du supermarché Booths. Il y a aussi un excellent marché du jeudi proposant des produits locaux frais. Carnforth (à 6 miles) propose non seulement des stands, mais aussi des Tesco, Aldi et la Co-op. Pour un plus grand choix, la ville de Lancaster dispose de beaucoup à offrir à toutes les générations avec des scènes culturelles et musicales établies, des bars et restaurants, une excellente gamme de détaillants nationaux et indépendants, ainsi que des services professionnels et de santé. La connectivité est un argument de vente majeur ici à Arkholme. Les liaisons de transport sont accessibles, avec un accès pratique sur la M6 à la J35 ou à la J36 selon la direction de votre trajet, ainsi que des gares sur la ligne principale de la côte ouest à Lancaster et Oxenholme (Kendal), ainsi que des gares secondaires à Carnforth et Wennington. Si vous décollez, il y a un choix entre trois aéroports ; Leeds, Bradford, Manchester ou Liverpool. « Nous cherchions un style de vie en plein air dans un cadre magnifique qui permettrait à nos enfants d’explorer la campagne environnante et de s’amuser sur la rivière, comme nous le faisions quand nous étions jeunes. Directement après la maison, il y a de si belles promenades et de superbes itinéraires cyclables que nous avons tous appréciés en famille, nous pourrions prendre un itinéraire différent presque chaque jour. En famille, nous avons apprécié participer à des événements communautaires, si vous voulez participer, il se passe beaucoup de choses entre l’église et la salle communautaire ; pressage de pommes, soirée feu de joie et fêtes de Noël. Nous servions du vin chaud et des tourtes hachées la veille de Noël après la cérémonie au berceau, c’est une maison très heureuse. » Entre
Le Parrock est une propriété accueillante, où la vue sur l’extérieur influence profondément l’intérieur. Le point de vue orienté au sud est panoramique, s’étendant à travers et en descendant la vallée, admirant les collines ondulées derrière les villages de Melling et Claughton, situés de l’autre côté de la rivière Lune. Côté design, l’accent est fortement mis sur l’architecture domestique du mouvement Arts & Crafts, en particulier sur le travail de l’architecte écossais Charles Rennie Mackintosh ; l’entrée est vitrée colorée illustrant le célèbre motif de tulipe de The Blackwell House à Bowness sur Windermere et a été utilisée par d’énormes poutres en chêne vert scié ; dans les poteaux du porche, au-dessus de la porte de garage et dans la fenêtre d’angle saisissante du hall de réception. En interne, l’accent est mis sur l’utilisation de matériaux naturels ; bambou, calcaire, travertin, marbre, granit, chêne et verre. À l’extérieur, il y a un toit local en ardoise bleue Burlington, posé selon la manière traditionnelle des rangées d’ardoise décroissantes. Pour la longévité, les produits d’eau de pluie sont en aluminium. La grande quantité de vitrages et les toits supplémentaires garantissent que la lumière naturelle inonde sous tous les angles possibles, permettant non seulement un gain solaire mais aussi une appréciation constante de la vue. Pour le confort, il y a un chauffage par le sol partout (toutes les pièces sur thermostats individuels) et les fenêtres sont à double vitrage avec des cadres profilés en aluminium Velfac. Traversez le porche, entrez dans le vestibule vitré avec rangement pour les manteaux et dans le généreux hall de réception avec vestiaire pour invités, siège d’angle à angle et escalier en chêne à balustrade avec un éclairage de courtoisie de basse intensité. On se dirigeait vers le salon principal, un espace à couper le souffle. Le volume de cette pièce ainsi que la quantité et la qualité de la lumière naturelle sont incroyables. Des vitres du sol au plafond encadrent les vues à couper le souffle et vous attirent vers l’avant, car les vues sont un délice en constante évolution, quelle que soit la saison, quel que soit le temps, il y a un nouvel aspect à apprécier. Le plafond à double hauteur atteint le sommet du toit, avec une zone de sièges supplémentaire au premier étage encadrée par une balustrade en chêne. La lumière et la légèreté sont extraordinaires, réconfortantes et joyeuses. Le centre de la maison, une cuisine bien aménagée, a été conçu pour que la vue soit pleinement appréciée en même temps que les repas sont préparés. Il y a un bar petit-déjeuner et de la place pour une table généreuse. Un élégant poêle à bois français Pictofocus émaillé intégré constitue un point focal solide et est positionné de manière à apprécier simultanément la vue. Des portes coulissantes s’ouvrent sur la terrasse, offrant un cadre pratique pour manger à l’extérieur et encouragent le débordement à l’extérieur lorsque le temps le permet. La buanderie adjacente joue un rôle important de soutien à la cuisine, avec un espace pour les appareils de lavage et une porte permettant un accès rapide à la zone extérieure de séchage. Pour compléter l’image au rez-de-chaussée, il y a un bureau à domicile/salle de cinéma avec un câblage installé pour un projecteur et un système d’enceintes, si désiré. Il y a aussi une chambre double avec salle de douche attenante. Situé à l’écart des chambres familiales du rez-de-chaussée, il est parfait pour les invités qui passent la nuit mais, s’il est combiné au bureau à domicile, il offre la possibilité de créer une suite de chambres pour un parent à charge. Montant jusqu’au rez-de-chaussée et en descendant du palier se trouvent de bons espaces de rangement et un accès à aire ouverte à la deuxième zone de sa...
Referință: EDEN-T114073890
Țară: GB
Oraș: Carnforth
Cod poștal: LA6 1AU
Categorie: Proprietate rezidențială
Tipul listării: De vânzare
Tipul proprietății: Casă & Casă pentru o singură familie
Camere: 1
Dormitoare: 5
Băi: 5
Parcări: 1
Garaje: 1

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