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House
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£ 325,000
2 bed house for sale
Clappersgate Ambleside
· 2 Bedrooms · House
· Equipped kitchen
Clappersgate Ambleside · 2 Bedrooms · House · Equipped kitchen
Description This two bedroomed mid terraced cottage is set within a charming cobbled courtyard, situated in the semi-rural hamlet of Clappersgate. The ground floor includes the welcoming open plan living room and kitchen, with two double bedrooms and the modern bathroom on the first floor. This inviting little cottage will make a perfect second home or holiday let, enjoying lovely fell views in the peace and quiet of the Lake District. In 1827 James Branker, a successful sugar merchant from Liverpool purchased what was then the Croft Estate, a typical Cumbrian farmstead fronting the River Brathay. He gradually demolished the farm buildings, replacing them with The Croft, the rather elegant property still seen immediately to the east together with this pretty little courtyard alongside which at the time provided servants quarters, stables and dairy serving the grand house. Over the years The Croft has seen service as a convalescent home for wounded soldiers during the First World War, a
Description This two bedroomed mid terraced cottage is set within a charming cobbled courtyard, situated in the semi-rural hamlet of Clappersgate. The ground floor includes the welcoming open plan living room and kitchen, with two double bedrooms and the modern bathroom on the first floor. This inviting little cottage will make a perfect second home or holiday let, enjoying lovely fell views in the peace and quiet of the Lake District. In 1827 James Branker, a successful sugar merchant from Liverpool purchased what was then the Croft Estate, a typical Cumbrian farmstead fronting the River Brathay. He gradually demolished the farm buildings, replacing them with The Croft, the rather elegant property still seen immediately to the east together with this pretty little courtyard alongside which at the time provided servants quarters, stables and dairy serving the grand house. Over the years The Croft has seen service as a convalescent home for wounded soldiers during the First World War, a
£ 325,000