Netherwood Hall is a charming detached five bedroom period house occupying a delightful setting within the Lune Valley above the village of Wray, in approximately 3.6 acres of gardens and grounds.
The property itself has charming character features throughout. Accommodation comprises: sitting room with inglenook fireplace and log burning stove with a study area and French doors leading out on to the garden, the formal dining room with open fireplace, and the living kitchen, which also has an open fireplace. The first floor has the master bedroom suite, four further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
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Set in pleasant gardens and grounds extending to approximately 3.6 acres, the property is accessed via a private driveway through mixed woodland. The formal gardens lie to the front of the house with lawns and borders interspersed with an array of mature shrubs and plants.
There are two substantial bank barns, a potting shed and an extensive orchard containing cherry, pear, apple, damson and plum trees. In addition, the gardens include a kitchen garden, a herb garden and soft fruit including blackcurrants, raspberries and gooseberries. An attractive area of mixed woodland contains some hazel coppicing and a profusion of flowers in spring including snowdrops and bluebells.
Netherwood Hall occupies a very pleasant and secluded position within the Lune Valley and convenient for the amenities of Kirkby Lonsdale, Kendal, Lancaster and the M6; there are West Coast Main Line Railway Stations at Lancaster and Oxenholme.
The guide price is £1,250,000. For further information please contact Carter Jonas on 01539 722592 or visit www.carterjonas.co.uk.
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