Home
* Beautiful 4-bedroom detached home
* Full of light and character
* Modern kitchen with granite worktops
* Double garage with electric door and power
Services
* Mains electricity, water and oil-fired central heating, supplemented by 10 solar panels
* Private drainage
* Large driveway with parking for up to 6 cars
* Most mobile service providers reach the home
Grounds and Gardens
* South-facing garden with multiple seating areas and year-round colour
* Located in the peaceful village of Crosthwaite, within walking distance of local amenities
* Scenic walks from the doorstep through beautiful Lyth Valley countryside
* Conveniently positioned for access to Kendal, Bowness and the wider Lake District
With its soft light, open spaces and a natural flow that blends elegance with warmth, this is a house that welcomes you in and invites you to stay.
A Home of Light and Character
Step into the generous hallway and you're met with a sense of space and ease. Pale floors and a wide, white-painted staircase reflect the light that pours in from every direction. The air feels calm and uplifting, with a timeless quality that defines the rest of the house.
To one side, the lounge is both refined and relaxed. A Lakeland slate fireplace provides a beautiful focal point, complemented by a gas fire that makes winter evenings feel especially inviting. Dual-aspect windows frame views of the gardens, bringing colour and texture to the room throughout the seasons.
Space to Live and Work Beautifully
Beyond the lounge, glass doors open into a serene study or music room, a versatile space with wide garden views and direct access to the patio. Whether you're working from home, composing music, or simply finding a quiet moment to read, this room offers a peaceful retreat that still feels connected to the life of the home.
The dining room sits at the heart of the ground floor, overlooking the gardens in full bloom. It's a space designed for gatherings and long, unhurried dinners, where light filters through the glass and softens the edges of every day. The nearby cloakroom, finished in subtle shades of grey and cream, adds both practicality and style.
The Kitchen: A Quiet Luxury
The kitchen is the true soul of Low Beck. Muted cream cabinetry, sleek integrated appliances and a sociable breakfast bar create a space that's both functional and graceful. It's easy to imagine mornings here, coffee in hand, watching the light move across the garden. A separate utility room keeps everyday tasks discreetly tucked away, with generous storage and a door to the outside - perfect after a walk with the dog.
A Restful Upper Floor
Climbing the bright staircase, the sense of tranquillity continues. The principal suite stretches elegantly beneath the eaves, creating a private haven filled with character and charm. Thoughtfully designed storage, a dressing area and two roof windows flood the space with natural light. The en-suite shower room is modern and refined, with clean lines and soft tones.
Bedroom two is equally generous, with a walk-in wardrobe and its own en-suite, while wide windows frame the mature greenery beyond. Bedroom three, though smaller, feels light and interesting, with angled ceilings and a view over the striking red acer in the garden.
The fourth bedroom is a generous double room, currently arranged as a characterful library. With two large bookcases, ample floor space and room for additional furniture, it feels both spacious and inviting. Equally suited as a peaceful reading room, creative studio or comfortable guest suite, it offers true flexibility to suit every lifestyle. Completing the upper floor, the family bathroom features a freestanding bath and double shower, adding a touch of boutique-hotel indulgence.
Gardens, Views and Everyday Ease
Low Beck's gardens are as inviting as the home itself. Mature trees and lush planting wrap around the house, creating natural privacy and a changing landscape of colour throughout the year. The patio catches the best of the sun, making it ideal for morning coffee or evening dining as the light fades behind the trees.
The double garage offers ample space for two cars, with the home's solar system discreetly housed here - a thoughtful blend of practicality and sustainability. From the front door to the farthest corner of the garden, every detail of Low Beck has been considered for comfort and ease of living.
Life in the Lake District
Perfectly positioned, Low Beck lies within easy reach of both open countryside and thriving Lakeland towns. Walks begin the moment you step outside - gentle woodland trails, riverside paths and far-reaching fell views are all close by. Yet despite its tranquillity, the location remains wonderfully connected, with nearby amenities, an Ofsted rated village school and cafés just a short drive away.
Whether you're heading out for a day on the fells, enjoying a leisurely lunch at a local inn, or simply staying home to enjoy the peace and privacy that surround you, Low Beck makes every day feel a little more grounded, a little more special.
An Invitation to Belong
There's a calm confidence to this home. It doesn't need to shout for attention; its beauty lies in the way it makes you feel - settled, inspired and entirely at ease. Low Beck is more than a place to live. It's a home to belong to.
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Tenure: Freehold