Lakes Estates
13/14 Devonshire Arcade
Penrith
Cumbria
CA11 7SX
Eamont Bridge, Penrith
Guide price £497,500
4 Bedroom House
- Spacious and flexible detached riverside home, one mile south of Penrith
- Raised position with balconies overlooking the River Eamont and Eamont Bridge
- Rights to fish for brown trout and salmon on the River Eamont
- Impressive 27'3" x 16'1" lounge diner with a gas fire and two balconies
- Characterful kitchen diner with an inglenook range cooker, granite worktops and oak flooring
- Four double bedrooms, three with en-suite shower rooms and one with a Jack and Jill bathroom with a Jacuzzi spa bath
- Large undercroft storage space under almost the whole footprint of the house, with an integral garage
- Off-road parking for several vehicles, attractive gardens, and a detached garage/workshop
- Solar panels with battery storage, gas central heating from a condensing boiler, and an EPC rating of B
- Freehold, council tax band E.
Few homes put you this close to the River Eamont. River Garth is a detached four-bedroom house in a peaceful setting just a mile south of Penrith, with balconies that look out over the water and the historic bridge. It has been a successful bed and breakfast, and it works just as well as a generous family home, with plenty of room, lots of bathrooms and space for guests or a multi-generational household. The house has been raised, so all the living accommodation is on the first floor. In total there is about 376 sq m (4,050 sq ft), including the detached garage.
FIRST FLOOR
The first floor, about 170 sq m (1,831 sq ft), holds all of the living space and is reached by steps up to a central hallway. The standout room is the impressive 8.30m x 4.90m lounge diner, with a living flame gas fire and doors out to two balconies, one looking over the river. Alongside it is a characterful kitchen diner with an inglenook housing a dual fuel range cooker, granite worktops and oak flooring, leading to a handy rear porch. There are four double bedrooms, three with en-suite shower rooms and the fourth with a Jack and Jill bathroom with a Jacuzzi spa bath, and two of the bedrooms share a front balcony over the river. A separate cloakroom completes the floor.
Lounge Diner
8.30 x 4.90 (27'2" x 16'0")
Hallway
Kitchen Diner
5.59 x 3.88 (18'4" x 12'8")
Rear Porch
Bedroom One
4.87 x 4.11 (15'11" x 13'5")
Bedroom One Ensuite
2.90 x 1.20 (9'6" x 3'11")
Bedroom Two
4.37 x 3.67 (14'4" x 12'0")
Bedroom Two Ensuite
2.66 x 1.43 (8'8" x 4'8")
Bedroom Three
3.93 x 3.86 (12'10" x 12'7")
Bedroom Three Ensuite
2.43 x 1.60 (7'11" x 5'2")
Bedroom Four
3.72 x 3.27 (12'2" x 10'8")
Bedroom 4 Ensuite/Jack & Jill Bathroom
2.92 x 2.24 (9'6" x 7'4")
GROUND FLOOR
The ground floor is a vast storage area. It runs under almost the whole footprint of the building and is divided into a series of store rooms, so it suits bikes, boats, tools, hobbies or business stock. An integral garage with a vehicle door opens straight into it, so there is no carrying things in from outside. There are external steps up to the front door and to the rear porch.
Storage rooms and Integral garage
Outside
There are attractive gardens to the front and side, a yard to the rear, and a block-paved drive with room for several cars. A detached garage and workshop with power, water and a mezzanine store sits beside the house. The integral garage has its own door through to the undercroft. The property also comes with rights to fish for brown trout and salmon on the River Eamont, which suits anglers and river lovers alike.
Location
Eamont Bridge is a village with a real sense of place. It has two pubs, a Grade I listed medieval bridge and the ancient King Arthur’s Round Table henge, and it sits just a mile south of Penrith. From here you can be on the Ullswater shore, out on the fells or exploring the Eden Valley within minutes. Penrith is the “Gateway to the North Lakes”, with schools, supermarkets, a mix of independent and high street shops, a leisure centre, a cinema and the Playhouse. The M6, A66 and A6 and the West Coast Main Line railway all connect there.
Services and Important Information
Services: Mains water, drainage, gas and electricity. Gas central heating from a condensing boiler, with a pressurised hot water system. Solar panels with battery storage. uPVC double glazing
Flooding: The property flooded in 2015. Following this, the house was raised by over two metres, so all the living accommodation is now at first-floor level and the ground floor is used for storage. Prospective buyers should make their own enquiries about flood risk and insurance. Information about the raising works is available on request.
Other information: Freehold, EPC rating B, Council tax band E.
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