Stoneacre Cottage is a charming 3 bed detached barn conversion situated between the picturesque villages of St Bees and Beckermet. Occupying an extensive plot with large gardens and plentiful offroad parking, this property also includes approximately 3.7 acres of land located a short walk from the house, making it ideal for equestrian use. The land also benefits from 6 stables - 3 of which have been recently erected, an older block of 3 stables currently being used for storage with a small feed room, and a small arena complete with shelter and storage, providing excellent facilities for horse enthusiasts. This enchanting home offers well appointed accommodation, showcasing beautiful character features such as exposed timbers, stonework, and an inglenook fireplace.

The inviting reception hallway provides space for home working and has two sets of double doors, one into a large dual aspect lounge with impressive inglenook fireplace, and the other to a spacious dining kitchen complete with a central island unit. The ground floor also includes a large utility room, a smaller laundry room, and a WC, providing ample space and functionality for modern living. The first floor boasts a large principal bedroom with ensuite shower room and walk in wardrobe, together with two further good sized double bedrooms and a modern 4 piece family bathroom with a freestanding roll top bath. The external space is equally as impressive, with an offroad parking area for multiple cars and enclosed lawned gardens to the front.

Ideally suited to families and buyers with equestrian interests, Stoneacre Cottage represents a true lifestyle property. Its semi rural yet convenient setting, offers easy access to neighbouring towns, schools, and employment centres, making it a perfect blend of tranquility and practicality. The land included with the property is perfect for those looking to keep horses or simply enjoy the expansive outdoor space. This unique home is an exceptional opportunity to embrace a rural lifestyle with all the modern conveniences close at hand and must be viewed to be appreciated.