TREETOPS is a house that 'will take your breath away.'
The four-bedroomed, detached property, which sits about the village of Gosforth in South Cumberland is now on the market for £462,000. The house also boasts an impressive three bathrooms and three reception rooms.
Both Gosforth and Seaascale primary schools are nearby as the villages of Seascale and Sellafield, the nuclear power plant.
The house is described as a large, detached, three-storey home with solar panels and a hot air heating system.
It is said to offer 'spectacular' views from every window and inside is a 'stylish, modern' kitchen with a large, central island.
There is a modern bathroom suite plus a four-piece ensuite and an open-plan lounge/study accompanied by a reading room.
Treetops then comes with a basement that offers a worktop and storage space, and room for two cars.
Outside there is off-street parking with space for up to three cars and large wraparound gardens that give the house a 'rural feel.'
The property is said to be an excellent place from which to explore the Cumbrian coastline with the 'quieter' western lakes and fells only a short distance away.
The village of Gosforth has long been a popular place to live, with its 'idyllic surroundings.'
The area has several pubs which serve food and is only a short distance from the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway Station where visitors can take a trip on the 'La'al Ratty' steam train.
First Choice Move, Lillyhall, the estate agent, added: "As you step inside the door to the kitchen, you are immediately hit with the ‘wow factor’.
"The extensive, open-plan, kitchen diner is flooded with natural light and has an abundance of storage, with numerous, built-in cupboards and modern, stylish fitted kitchen units.
"The kitchen is open to the study, this versatile space, offers stunning elevated views all around.
"The study is open to the impressively, large lounge, boasting a stylish, log-burning stove as well as spectacular views from the balcony, and the floor-to-ceiling window.
"From this room, there is access to the reading room, which has to be the best view in the house."
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