Garsdale, Cumbria
OIRO £400,000

Key Features

• Early Georgian Grade II Listed Dales Cottage
• Mullion Windows, Beams & Traditional Features
• Large Light Living Room With Fireplace
• Kitchen Diner
• 3 Double Bedrooms
• Modern House Bathroom
• Attached Garage & Ample Private Parking
• Attractive Walled Cottage Garden
• Viewing Essential To Appreciate Charm & Character

Description

A Charming Grade II Listed Cottage in the Heart of Garsdale Valley

Low Scar is a delightful Grade II listed cottage steeped in history and character. A date stone on the porch records 1724, though parts of the property are thought to be much earlier. Semi-detached to a barn conversion on the eastern side, the cottage nestles in the picturesque Garsdale Valley—an idyllic location linking North Yorkshire with Cumbria and the Lake District.

Perfectly positioned for both tranquillity and convenience, Low Scar lies just 8 miles from the popular market town of Hawes, offering shops, cafés, pubs, a doctor's surgery and a primary school. Sedbergh, also 8 miles away, provides further amenities including a secondary school and the renowned Sedbergh School. Excellent transport links include Garsdale Head station on the famous Settle–Carlisle railway, just a couple of miles away, offering mainline connections. The M6 motorway is within a 30-minute drive. Stunning walks begin at the doorstep, and the area is alive with wildlife—red squirrels and numerous bird species are frequent visitors.

Inside, the cottage is rich with period charm. Mullioned windows, exposed beams and traditional features create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The open porch shelters a beautiful oak front door—likely original—leading into a generous hallway. The dining kitchen features an oil-fired Rayburn, while the spacious living room enjoys a stone-flagged floor with a feature fireplace housing a multi-fuel stove. Upstairs are three lovely double bedrooms and a well-proportioned modern bathroom.

Outside, the property continues to impress. The front offers a wide flagged path with cottage-style borders, parking for two vehicles and gated access to further parking and the gardens. A good-sized attached garage/workshop with power and light provides excellent storage or hobby space.

To the rear lies a beautiful walled cottage garden with lawn, cobbled terrace and planted borders, summer house and a stone-built store housing the water system.

The cottage benefits from oil central heating which is run by the Rayburn, a modern spring-fed water supply and septic tank drainage.

Low Scar is a truly charming home—ideal for full-time living or a peaceful holiday retreat in a wonderfully rural yet accessible setting. Viewing is essential to appreciate its full character and appeal.

Ground Floor

Outer Porch
Open porch with two niches. Date stone 1724. Solid oak front door believed to be the original.

Entrance Hall
Stone tiled flooring. Beam and board ceiling. Radiator with wooden cover. Partial wood panelled walls.

Dining Kitchen
Living kitchen room. Ceiling beams. Dining area - Wooden floorboards. Radiator with wooden cover. Feature stone fireplace housing wood burning stove. Mullion window to front. Kitchen area - Stone tiled floor. Excellent range of cream wall and base units. Partially tiled walls. Rayburn. Plumbing for washing machine. Integrated fridge/ freezer. Ceramic sink and drainer. Large window to garden.

Living Room
Stone flagged flooring. Beam and board ceiling. 2 Radiators with wooden covers. Fireplace housing multifuel stove. Window to rear overlooking garden and fields beyond. Original salt cupboard. 2 Mullion windows to front.

First Floor

Stairs and Landing
Lovely wide landing which could be utilised as an office area. Fitted carpet. Window on half stairs. Feature alcove. Partially panelled walls. Loft hatch. Further window to rear with feature stone lintel.

Bathroom
Wooden floorboards. Partial tiled walls. Feature stone walls. Wooden beams. Washbasin. WC. Roll top bath with rainfall shower over. Window to rear overlooking garden and fields beyond.

Bedroom 1
Large double bedroom. Fitted carpet. Radiator. Feature beams. Exposed stone wall. Built in wardrobe. Mullion window to front with pleasant views.

Bedroom 2
Good double bedroom. Fitted carpet. Radiator. Fitted wardrobes and cupboards. Loft hatch with ladder. Feature beams. Mullion window to front with pleasant views.

Bedroom 3
Double bedroom. Fitted carpet. Feature beam. Radiator. Window overlooking rear garden and fields beyond.

Outside

Front
Wide flagged path to road with flower beds and traditional cottage planting. Parking for 2 vehicles.

Garage
Concrete flooring. Painted stone walls. High sloping roof. Power and light. Double wooden doors.

Rear
Gates leading to additional parking and patio. Walled garden with areas for vegetable beds and flower borders. Oil tank. Stone shed housing water treatment plant. Summer house. A haven for wildlife with red squirrels and large variety of birds. Cobbled area with old stone grid stone.

Services
Oil central heating.
The water is from a spring fed supply with modern holding tanks and UV filter.
Drainage: Septic tank (Shared)

Broadband:
Ultrafast - 1000 Mbps B4RN.

Flood Risk: Noted as very low with no history of flooding.

Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Checks

Should a purchaser(s) have an offer accepted on a property marketed by J.R. Hopper & Co., they will need to undertake an AML check. We require this to meet our obligation under AML regulations and it is a legal requirement. We use a specialist third party service, provided by Lifetime Legal, to verify your identity. The cost of these checks is £60 (including VAT) per purchase, payable in advance directly to Lifetime Legal, when an offer is agreed and prior to a sales memorandum being issued. This charge is non-refundable under any circumstances.