One of the 'most distinguished' properties in South Lakeland has been put on the market.
Glenside, which can date its origins back to 1886, is currently listed with an asking price of £1.4 million.
The Victorian property, on Springfield Road, Ulverston, is largely constructed from limestone and has been used as a family home for the past six decades.
(Image: Corrie and Co)
The estate agents in charge of the listing, Corrie and Co commented: "This Victorian home is set within approximately two acres of mature gardens including orchards, a former grass tennis court and an impressive fenced paddock.
"The property is within easy walking distance of the acclaimed market town of Ulverston and is also close to the Lake District National Park.
"The property is freehold, has many appealing Victorian features and comes with extensive gardens, paddock and a detached Coach House.
"This is a stunning property with significant development potential, subject to planning permission."
Could you see yourself living here? (Image: Corrie and Co)
The M6 and rail stations are within 40 minutes drive from Glenside, meaning it has the perfect combination of accessibility and being engrossed in the beauty of the region.
The home consists of an entrance vestibule and hallway, ground floor cloakroom, four reception rooms, a conservatory, four bedrooms, three attic rooms, a shower room, a bathroom, and a kitchen.
(Image: Corrie and Co)
Discussing the gardens, Corrie and Co added: "These are magnificent with lawns, well stocked borders and a wide variety of mature shrubs and trees.
"Adjoining the south facing side of the property is well maintained and defined fenced paddock which borders the Swarthdale Valley.
"Subject to planning permission, there is potential for residential development on this paddock."
You can view the full listing and discover more about arranging a viewing by visiting the website here.
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