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Grade II listed Lake District farm marketed for £750,000

Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 06:57 · Archive

Nether Hall Farm in Witherslack, Grange-over-Sands, is on the market for £750,000 with 55 acres.

Nether Hall Farm, at Witherslack near Grange-over-Sands, has been placed on the market for £750,000. The Grade II listed property comprises a traditional stone-built farmhouse with approximately 2,379 square feet of accommodation, agricultural buildings, around 55.14 acres of permanent pasture, a covered midden and an outdoor feed yard.

The farmhouse has four bedrooms and a family bathroom spread across two floors. Downstairs features an entrance hall, kitchen and dining room with a Rayburn, utility room, lounge with an open fire, pantry with traditional flagstone benches, storeroom and WC. Two of the four bedrooms are larger double bedrooms at the front of the property.

A former granary adjoins the farmhouse and provides two storage rooms across two floors. The selling agents note that the granary could potentially be converted into ancillary or annexe accommodation, subject to planning permissions and consents. There is currently no internal access between the buildings. Outside, the property features an enclosed front garden, wood store, garage and lean-to.

The farmyard contains a combination of traditional and modern agricultural buildings. A large stone-built barn has an adjoining steel portal-framed extension and incorporates a former dairy unit with concrete cubicles, an open-bedded area, storage space and a traditional hayloft. Additional facilities include a machinery store, covered muck midden and external feed yard.

The property is being marketed through GSC Grays.

Grade II listed Lake District farm marketed for £750,000
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