A DETACHED bungalow in a rural, village setting, is now on the market in West Cumbria.
The four-bedroomed property has gone up for sale in Haile, near Egremont, for a guide price of £340,000.
It is just over a mile from Beckermet and Thornhill primary schools and is within a few miles of Braystones and Nethertown railway stations.
The house is described as a 'spacious, detached' bungalow and is said to be 'beautifully presented' throughout.
Inside is a contemporary kitchen diner with integrated appliances and a large living room with a sunroom.
There are four double bedrooms and a four-piece family bathroom.
Outside is a 'beautiful, mature' and private rear garden with a driveway and garage that offer space for parking.
The property is said to be in a 'tranquil' village location.
Hunters Cumbria and South West Scotland, the estate agent, said: "Red Ghyll is a beautifully presented detached bungalow, nestled nicely down a shared lane with wonderful mature and private gardens.
"Boasting an abundance of space throughout including a high-specification open-plan dining kitchen and beautiful sunroom, the bungalow is perfect for those looking for an easy-living lifestyle surrounded by the picturesque West Cumbrian countryside."
As the house is located in Haile, which is only a short distance from Egremont, the property enjoys a rural setting but is still easily accessible.
Shops, supermarkets, and pubs can all be found in Egremont itself and within the larger, historic, town of Whitehaven, which is just a ten-minute drive away.
The seaside villages of St Bees, Seascale, and Drigg are also easily accessible and are great places to visit in the summer months.
There are also the tourist attractions of The Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway and Muncaster Castle to be enjoyed.
The surrounding areas offer an abundance of outdoor activities with golf courses in Seascale, St Bees, and Drigg. St Bees and Eskdale also offer their tennis courts.
Haile is also on the doorstep of the western Lake District with Wasdale being the nearest valley.
Many people flock to the lake in the summer months to enjoy paddleboarding and wild swimming.
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