Pinfold, Casterton, LA6 2RX

Here's our TOP TEN reasons to love Pinfold:

1. Detached, modern, light-filled property tucked away within a small development of five properties with well-presented accommodation and a gross internal area of c. 789 sq ft (73.3 sq m) adjoining an open field to the rear. Large picture windows allow natural light to flood in.

2. Come on in to the front porch and into the hall. The sitting room with gas flame effect fire, is triple aspect and overlooks the open field to the rear. There is also an understairs cupboard providing useful storage. A porch with tiled floor and bench seat leads to the rear courtyard.

3. Modern fitted kitchen with base and wall units, quartz worktops, integral dishwasher, oven, grill and gas hob, space and plumbing for a washing machine and Luxury Vinyl Waterproof Tile in Oak Plank flooring.

4. Sweet dreams - off the first floor landing are two double bedrooms, a third single and a cupboard housing the boiler. Bedroom 1 has useful built-in wardrobes, with bedrooms 2 and 3 enjoying a lovely open aspect. There is also a modern three piece bathroom.

5. Low maintenance private gardens - a wrought iron gate leads to an east facing garden laid with slate chippings, a paved seating terrace and planted borders. To the south, is a paved courtyard with fell views and a potting shed. To the northwest bordering the parking area, is a planted rockery.

6. Garaging and parking - a semi-detached single garage with up and over door is situated to the north west of the property with an adjacent parking space for one.

7. Village life - Pinfold sits in the heart of the sought-after village of Casterton, within walking distance of the shop/garage (for vehicle repairs, fuel and basic provisions), the Church of Holy Trinity, village hall, children's nursery (The Mulberry Bush), independent school (Sedbergh Preparatory) and popular country pub (The Pheasant Inn).

8. Nearby Kirkby Lonsdale - this much sought-after and admired market town provides a good range of local facilities - shops, a weekly market, bank, schools, churches, Post Office, Booths supermarket, doctor's and dentists' surgeries, opticians, Boots Chemist and a great selection of pubs, restaurants and tea shops.

9. Further afield - access onto the M6 is at either J34 or J36 depending on the direction of travel. The A65 is 1.1 miles distant for travelling into Yorkshire, and Oxenholme (11.9 miles) and Lancaster (17.9 miles) have stations on the main west coast line with direct trains into London Euston, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow. For air travel, Leeds Bradford Airport is 51.4 miles with Manchester Airport 81.9 miles and Liverpool Airport 87.4 miles distant.

10. A stunningly scenic natural adventure playground situated in the Yorkshire Dales and surrounded by magnificent countryside. This is an ideal location if you enjoy everything the great outdoors has to offer with many walking routes right on your doorstep. Also close by and perfect for day trips are The Lake District, the gently rolling Lune Valley and the Forest of Bowland National Landscape. If you fancy a coastal walk, the Arnside and Silverdale National Landscape, Grange-over-Sands and Morecambe Bay are not too far away.