Located in the picturesque Lyth Valley in the Lake District National Park, surrounded by rolling countryside, is Scarsdale, an immaculately presented, detached property resting in the centre of the village of Crosthwaite.
Boasting extensive gardens, a luxury finish and superb views, this property is ideal for family or group gatherings for special occasions with loved ones.
The property boasts a large gravel driveway, offering ample off-road parking for multiple cars, along with a lawn area at the side of the property, which extends around to the rear of the property.
Step inside to discover a hallway with window seat, where you can comfortably take of your shoes, before moving around to the well-presented sitting room, boasting neutral tones and a stylish finish, with a choice of three sofas to relax onto, placed around the feature fireplace with woodburning stove and a Smart TV you can enjoy movie nights on, while the dual aspect windows boast views of the patio, extensive lawn and Lyth Valley beyond.
From here, make your way into the country-style kitchen/diner, where the large dining table and bench seating means the whole group can gather together for meals, admiring the garden and valley views from the large picture window, while the fully-fitted kitchen showcases granite worktops, a traditional Aga cooker, plus an additional contemporary cooker, so you can create a culinary feast with plenty of space and appliances at your disposal.
The utility room features a washer/dryer and freezer, for your convenience, while the kitchen door leads onto a spacious balcony with glazed balustrade, so you can admire uninterrupted valley views with a morning coffee.
Discover two ground-floor super-king-size double bedrooms, both with incredible picture windows boasting garden and valley views and stunning high spec en-suite bathrooms with walk-in showers, as well as ample storage for your belongings and one of which boasts a dressing table.
There is a small children's snug outside the second bedroom, with beanbag seating and a TV, where the children can enjoy watching their favourite shows or play games together.
Head up the glass balustrade staircase to the first floor, where you will discover a study area with a desk at the top of the staircase, placed beneath the Velux window, ideal for enjoying a good book or getting last minute work tasks completed.
The final two bedrooms, comprising a king-size double and a King size zip link/twin, both with dual aspect windows, one of which is a skylight, boast valley views and share use of the stylish white-tiled shower room.
Spend much of your time outside in the rear garden, a huge picturesque space that wraps around the side of the property with a patio area, where you can dine alfresco and enjoy sunset cocktails, as well as a lawn that stretches towards the rolling hills of the Lyth Valley just behind.
Explore this area and find a charming orchard, thriving rhododendrons, snowdrops and azaleas, which add bursts of colour, and enjoy views of the nearby church tower.
The village of Crosthwaite boasts an excellent pub, The Punchbowl Inn, an acclaimed gastropub serving incredible food, just down the road from the cottage, perfect for a special occasion or if you just want a night off from cooking duties.
Enjoy plentiful walking, including across the fields to the Black Labrador Pub and cycling opportunities through the peaceful Lyth Valley, set apart from Windermere's lake by a row of lower level fells.
Not far from the village, the lakeside towns of Bowness and Windermere boast a plethora of entertainment and activities, with a golf course, World of Beatrix Potter Attraction, canoe and kayak hire, so you can enjoy watersports along the lake, along with a pier and a marina, where you can hop on a boat tour and discover the incredible lake.
On the other side of the lake, you can explore Beatrix Potter's former farmhouse, Hill Top, now owned by the National Trust, hike Claife Heights and enjoy views of the lake from the top, wander through the National Forest at Grizedale, stopping for an adventure-filled afternoon of zip wiring and traversing tree tops at Go Ape, or take on the challenging Old Man of Coniston peak, boasting picturesque views across Coniston Water.
Close by is also the foody village of Cartmel, famous for Sticky Toffee Pudding and the L'Enclume restaurant.
Venture into the market town of Kendal, known for its excellent shopping facilities and hill top 12th century castle ruins that overlook the town.
Here you can stroll the cobbled streets and byways that branch off the bustling and beautiful main street, and enjoy riverside strolls along the banks of the River Kent.
The National Trust's Grade I listed Sizergh Castle estate and gardens are within easy reach, as is the Elizabethan mansion of Levens Hall with its superb Topiary Garden.
There are endless opportunities to explore the magnificent Lake District national Park from the doorstep of this magnificent home.