Initial price	£895,000
07/06/24	£825,000
25/09/24	£795,000
Price Change	-11.17%

This unique property, built in 1905, is nestled beneath Catbells and surrounded by a garden carved out of rock. With a rich literary history, it was once the writing room of famous novelist Sir Hugh Walpole, who described it as "this enchanted place, this paradise on Catbells". The property features period details throughout its three levels, including a garage and utility on the ground floor, a kitchen and sitting room with lake views on the first floor, and three bedrooms and two bathrooms on the second floor. Located in the Lake District National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers an idyllic rural setting just 5 miles from the market town of Keswick. The property has mains electricity, private water supply, and septic tank drainage, and is accessible from the M6 via the A66.