A traditional stone barn nestled in the Lake District National Park, with over five acres of land is on the market.
The property at Hause Foot consists of the stone barn and around 5.34 acres of adjoining pastureland.
It is being advertised with Armitstead Barnett and is looking for offers in the region of £130,000.
The barn is built with traditional stone beneath a slate roof and retains many original features including exposed stone walls, cobbled flooring, and timber beams.
Currently used for livestock purposes, it has a livestock handling yard and is ideally suited for continued agricultural use.
However, the property also presents "excellent scope for alternative uses and conversion," according to the estate agents handling the sale.
Any future developments would be subject to necessary planning consents.
The surrounding pastureland is suitable for agricultural, equestrian, or amenity use, and offers uninterrupted views of the surrounding countryside.
The location near the rural hamlet of Selside provides a peaceful countryside setting, yet remains within reach of nearby towns.
Kendal, approximately 12 miles to the south, offers a variety of shops, schools, leisure facilities, and transport links.
Access to the M6 motorway is also conveniently close.
Armitstead Barnett said: "This is a rare opportunity for developers, investors, or lifestyle purchasers to acquire a traditional stone barn with adjoining pastureland in a Lake District location, offering excellent scope for conversion or alternative uses, subject to the necessary planning consents."
The property is accessed off the A6, followed by approximately two miles on a council-owned road.
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