A Lake District cottage dating back to the 17th century has gone on the market for £1 million.
The detached three-bedroom property, south of Windermere, was built in 1670 and is described by estate agents, Arnold Greenwood, as being "charming" and "traditional".
The house is located just off Crook Road, a few minutes' drive from Bowness-on-Windermere.
It is described by the estate agents as being situated in a "rural setting" with "far-reaching countryside views".
The property has three "generous" reception rooms, each with a number of period features such as exposed timber beams and stone fireplaces with wood-burning stoves.
A farmhouse-style kitchen is well-equipped with a traditional Aga, solid wood cabinetry, integrated appliances, and a feature splashback.
There is also a utility room.
The orangery is described as "stunning" by the estate agents and has "panoramic garden views" as well as underfloor heating.
Upstairs, the three double bedrooms are described as being "tastefully presented in neutral tones".
One of the bedrooms has an ensuite and French doors opening onto a private elevated patio with countryside views.
The main bathroom has a "luxurious" bath and contemporary shower enclosure.
Externally, the property has a "generous" driveway with a large detached garage, and a garden room which could be used as a home office.
There is also a large garden with patio seating areas as well as garden store rooms.
The estate agents said: "Nestled within a beautiful rural setting and enjoying far-reaching countryside views, this exceptional three-bedroom detached residence perfectly combines period charm with modern-day comfort.
"Offering generous and versatile accommodation throughout, the property presents a rare opportunity to enjoy peaceful country living without compromising on style or practicality."
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