Located In The Heart Of Great Broughton, Cumbria, This Extended House Is A Splendid Mash-Up Of Traditional Charm And Modern Swagger. Behold the classy family home that'll have you at "Hello, is that a new kitchen?"

With three positively spacious double bedrooms, you can say cheerio to the dreaded box room and hello to space for cartwheels, a home office, or an indoor trampoline – we're not here to judge your life choices.

The pièce de résistance, a lounge so cosy it'll make you want to hibernate through the British summer, is the perfect spot for popcorn fuelled movie marathons and inevitable discussions over which takeaway to order.

Prepare to whip up a storm in a kitchen so spanking new it still thinks sliced bread is the next big thing.

With matte cabinets chic enough to make your posh Aunt Penelope green with envy and oak effect worktops that scream 'I've got my life together,' even your beans on toast will look gourmet.

This haven seamlessly flows into the conservatory, doubling as a dining room where you can enjoy your brekkie with a side of sunbeam – British weather permitting.

Move on up the stairs to discover a modern family bathroom where you can soak away the day's troubles.

Outside, you'll find a garden that's been recently decked out, quite literally, making it the ideal stage for summer barbies and family get togethers. As a bonus, you get excellent fell views!

And for those who have been wondering, yes, there's a hulking great garage and double driveway, because in Great Broughton, we understand the importance of off-street parking.

Broughton Primary (rated “Good” by Ofsted) is only a 5 minute walk away – no more battling for parking spots or getting stuck in traffic. And for older kids, Cockermouth School is an easy bus ride away.

The village itself has everything you need day-to-day. A couple of pubs, a village hall and a handy local shop – and when you need more, it’s less than 10 minutes to either Cockermouth, Workington or Maryport.

There’s no shortage of green space on your doorstep - the village is surrounded by open fields, with the River Derwent only a short walk away.

The western shore of Bassenthwaite is just a 15-minute drive (or an ambitious 50-minute uphill cycle, if you’re feeling brave) and the A66 gives you easy access to the National Park.

Get ready to unpack your bags and your sense of humour – this house is no joke!

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