Ever dreamed of living in a castle?
Now that dream is entirely possible as part of a castle is up for sale on Rightmove – but it will cost you a hefty £1.3 million.
The Library Wing at Thurland Castle in Carnforth is currently on the market and it looks like it has been taken straight out of a fairytale.
Lune Valley Estates, which is marketing and selling the property, said: “This unique property and its surroundings can only truly be appreciated through viewing and a guided tour, as the grandeur of the castle alongside the charismatic interior of the property needs to be seen to be appreciated.“
The four bedroom residence is located withing the moat-encircled grounds of the Castle.
The library wing is the largest part of the castle and is Grade II listed. It boasts 10 acres of landscaped gardens, which are home to an abundance of wildlife.
From the building’s wrap-around terraces, the new owner can wake up to the battlement’s views which stretch right down to Ingleborough.
While the property has maintained many of its historic elements it has been tastefully converted to suit a modern buyer, used to 21st-century luxury living.
Constructed of traditional stone and slate, with embattled parapets, this property displays a mixture of Elizabethan and Gothic Revival architecture.
The morning room is described as “warm and welcoming”, complete with a fireplace and window seating area.
This room houses the original Silver Store with Paley and Austin cabinets.
The kitchen comprised of cream wood-panelled wall and base units with granite worktops and ceramic sinks.
Heading to the dining room, you will find a “magnificent room” with a decorative ceiling and gorgeous door.
Best of all, there is a “secret staircase” in this room which leads up to the library.
The master bedroom has fitted built-in wardrobes with ample cupboard space, an oak fireplace and en-suite bathroom.
Outside, the library Wing has the largest private terrace with its own access to the lower moat area.
The space enjoys sun and panoramic views. The library battlements enjoys “up lighting” for evening entertaining.
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