Luxury shepherd's hut near Cumbrian beach on sale for £165,000
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 06:43 · Archive
A one-bedroom shepherd's hut 50 metres from a secluded South Cumbrian beach is on the market for £165,000.
A luxury shepherd's hut called Seashore Shepherd's Hut, located 50 metres from a secluded beach in Aldingham near Ulverston, South Cumbria, is on the market for £165,000. The one-bedroom, one-bathroom property offers views over Morecambe Bay and the Yorkshire hills, and sits within its own fenced garden with parking for two cars.
The hut is open plan with a built-in double bed, dining and seating area furnished with vintage Ercol furniture, a wall-mounted television, and an electric effect wood burner. The kitchen includes fully fitted units from Howdens in Shaker style, with an electric oven and grill, gas two-ring hob, under-counter fridge with icebox, and gas heating boiler. The shower room has a power shower, low-level WC, and hand wash basin.
Estate agent Corrie and Co describes the property as having an outstanding private beach location with foot access to the sea and sand. The hut is decorated internally in muted cream and light beige with three windows, one of which overlooks the sea. The agent notes that the property is exceptionally warm and cosy, and suitable for all year-round living.
How it is being reported
- 'Slice of paradise' hut near beach is 'an absolute Tardis' - and it could be yoursA luxury shepherd's hut located just 50 metres from a secluded South Cumbrian beach is on the market for £165,000.Westmorland Gazette · 11 Oct, 06:00
- 'Slice of paradise' hut near beach is 'an absolute Tardis' - and it could be yoursA luxury shepherd's hut located just 50 metres from a secluded South Cumbrian beach is on the market for £165,000.NW Evening Mail · 11 Oct, 06:00
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