2 Bedroom Terraced House

A beautifully presented Grade II listed cottage, full of charm and character, and offered with no onward chain. Thoughtfully renovated throughout by the current owner, this two-bedroom home blends period features with contemporary design, creating a warm and inviting living space in a village setting. The ground floor welcomes you with a cosy living room featuring exposed beams, a traditional window seat, and a bio-ethanol fuel-burning fire, perfect for relaxing evenings. This space flows effortlessly into the open-plan kitchen and dining area, which has been newly fitted with stylish navy cabinetry, wood-effect worktops, and a classic Belfast sink. With space for bar stools and a dining table, it’s a sociable and functional room that’s ideal for everyday living and entertaining. Upstairs, the landing provides a flexible space for a compact desk or study area, alongside a large eaves cupboard for storage. The main bedroom is a generous double, filled with natural light from a sash window and enhanced by exposed beams. The second bedroom is also a good sized double with built-in storage and a charming cottage feel. The bathroom is beautifully finished with a walk-in mains-fed shower, separate bathtub, and modern tiling, creating a sleek yet comfortable space. Beneath the property and accessed via an external door, is a lower-ground cellar currently used as a utility area and for additional storage, ideal for keeping the main living areas clutter-free. Outside, the private garden is accessed through a courtyard and offers a tranquil spot to relax, with space for outdoor seating, potted plants, or shrubs. A lovely stone wall encloses one side, giving the garden a peaceful and secluded feel. The courtyard leads to a barn belonging to the property, offering fantastic potential as a hobby room, workshop, or further storage space. This is a rare opportunity to own a character-filled and move-in-ready home in a charming location, with flexible outdoor space and bags of potential. The village of Burton in Kendal benefits from a village shop and post office and a well regarded local primary school, rated GOOD by Ofsted. There are close transport links to the M6 motorway, Kendal and Lancaster whilst also benefitting from the recently renovated The Royal Oak pub, tennis courts, a bowling green, the memorial hall - there is a great sense of community engagement. A regular bus service runs hourly through the village from Lancaster to Keswick.