Spacious property features underfloor heating, traditional materials, lovely gardens and four bedrooms

Baldwin Croft offers accommodation flowing from a large central hall which has a galleried landing with full-height window above and the house boasts traditional materials such as Cumbrian slate sills and kitchen worktops.

Outside to the front of Baldwin Croft is a large drive and enclosed lawn with mature borders, established trees and a rockery.

An entrance porch has storage and a slate tiled floor and an internal door opens to the hallway.

From here a door leads into the extended lounge which opens to the garden room and like it has underfloor heating.

Bespoke double doors lead to the dining room, a good-sized space with solid oak wood flooring and recessed lighting.

French doors opens out to a decked seating area and the dining room has uninterrupted views.

The garden room can be used year-round, thanks to the heated floor.

The bespoke kitchen is another impressive space, again with underfloor heating.

Supplied by local business Princess Interiors, the kitchen has light oak units and slate work surfaces which complement the room’s focal point, the large circular breakfast bar created from Cumbrian

slate.

Back in the hallway, there are doors to a cloakroom and integral garage with a utility area benefitting from work surface, sink and taps and plumbing.

The impressive master bedroom and en-suite bathroom both benefit from under floor heating while the remaining three bedrooms - one currently used as a study - share the family bathroom.

Externally the back garden is lawned with lots of trees and borders and a water feature set within a rockery made of slate from High Tilberthwaite quarry in the Lake District National Park.

The garden, which is south-facing and sunny all day, features patio seating areas, a greenhouse, two sheds and fruit and vegetable patches.

Baldwin Croft, Newton Crossroad, Newton, is for sale at £457,500 from JH Homes, tel. 01229 314049.