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" Located to the north east of Carlisle, in a rural area, with fields to the rear and views towards the Southern uplands, a 2 bedroom, semi detached, former Forestry Commission family home sat in a generous plot offering excellent scope for extension or further development. No ongoing chain.

Offered to the market with no ongoing chain, and found in good order but in need of updating and price ed accordingly, an interesting opportunity to acquire a former Forestry Commission family home.

Located in a quiet rural area, close to the Scottish Borders and accessible to the market towns of Longtown and Brampton, the property backs onto fields and woodland, with views to the front, and occupies a generous plot, circa 0.25 acres, with opportunities for extension, subject to the necessary permissions.

Centrally heated and double glazed, the accommodation comprises to the ground floor an entrance vestibule to the side which opens to an inner hallway connecting to the lounge, modern kitchen and utility room.

To the first floor are 2 double bedrooms and a bathroom.

Externally there is a detached corrugated store barn and an additional brick built store.

Please note, there is an uplift clause in favour of the Forestry Commission should the title be split to build an additional property.<br ><br ><b>Directions< b><br >From Carlisle Junction 44, leave the roundabout following signs for Brampton, take the second turning to the left signposted Scaleby and follow this road until you can take a left turn signposted Smithfield, at Smithfield cross over the A6071 and continue towards Hethersgill at the junction in Hethersgill turn left signposted Roadhead. Continue on this road until you join the B6318 turn left and continue North. On reaching Roadhead follow the road through the village to reach Sleetbeck. Turn left at the cross roads and the house is on the right hand side after 100 metres.<br ><br ><b>Services< b><br >Oil powered central heating with mains electric, water and drains being connected. Neither these services nor any boilers or radiators have been tested.<br ><br > "