A property dating back to 1688 set in 40 acres in the heart of the Lake District National Park has been placed on the market for £2,850,000.
Bram Cragg Farm, near Keswick, comprises a refurbished traditional farmhouse, surrounded by more than 40 acres of grazing land plus common rights, together with three bedroom self-catering cottage, immaculately converted four-bedroom stone barn, and two timber lodges, producing an established income stream from all year round holiday lettings.
This one-of-a-kind property is being sold through the Carlisle office of H&H Land & Estates.
H&H Land & Estates associate, Tracey Jackson, believes Bram Cragg offers the perfect opportunity for the growing number of people seeking a property that creates the possibility for a complete change in their way of life.
"Bram Cragg has everything that dreams are made of.
"Over the past three years especially we have seen a huge increase in the number of buyers hoping to find a property in the Lake District that will allow them to live in this extraordinary environment, work from home, and generate an income.
"We believe that this is the perfect property to make these ambitions a reality.
“Bram Cragg Farm offers a fantastic opportunity to achieve that dream, it’s rare to bring a property to the market that has a number of elements to it as Bram Cragg has, including sustainable electricity and heating systems.
"It has the added attraction of its genuinely stunning location nestled in a perfect Lake District landscape in a UNESCO World Heritage site. It doesn’t come better than this," she said.
Keswick is only 6 miles from Bram Cragg and Penrith 15 miles.
For a full breakdown of earning potential or for any further information on the sale of this property, call the Carlisle office of H&H Land & Estates on: 01228 406260.
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