Laurel Bank, Lowgate, Levens, LA8 8NJ

Home * Detached house, originally built in the 1950s and fully rebuilt in 2010 * 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, * Detached double garage with mezzanine, power, lighting, and EV charger * Open plan living and kitchen space, great for entertaining Services * Mains electricity, water, and drainage with LPG gas supply * Vaillant air source heat pump, plus Intergas combi boiler * Solar-assisted hot water and underfloor heating throughout * B4RN 1 Gigabit internet and strong mobile signal Grounds and Gardens * Private, south-facing wrap-around gardens with seating areas and beautiful sunsets * Detached double garage, driveway parking for several cars, plus shed and greenhouse * Scenic views towards Whitbarrow, Coniston, and Wetherlam * Thriving village with shop, hall, and Hare & Hounds pub; excellent walks from the door * Convenient for Kendal, Milnthorpe, and Oxenholme station, with top schools and dining nearby With its white rendered façade, soft landscaping and wraparound gardens, this is a home created for both comfort and connection - to nature, to family, and to the landscape that surrounds it.

From the moment you arrive along the private drive, flanked by mature hedging and graceful silver birch, the sense of privacy is palpable.

A broad driveway provides generous space for parking, leading to a double garage and a wide stone terrace where the afternoon sun lingers long into the evening.

Step inside, and the house opens with a quiet confidence.

The hallway is bathed in light from a tall picture window, its deep blue walls adding a touch of sophistication that sets the tone for what's to come.

To the left, a versatile study offers a calm retreat - ideal as a home office or occasional guest bedroom - while underfloor heating throughout ensures every corner feels warm and welcoming.

Beyond lies the family bathroom, a space designed to delight as much as to serve.

The walk-in shower is set against soft, vintage-style tiles, while the freestanding pale blue bath sits beneath a window, inviting long, peaceful soaks.

Every fitting has been chosen with care, from the heritage brassware to the warm, tactile flooring underfoot.

The heart of the home is undoubtedly the open-plan living and dining space, where light pours in through full-height glazing, framing views across the village and gardens.

The lounge is generous and beautifully finished, with oak flooring, a statement log burner and soft, earthy tones that make the room both impressive and inviting.

It is a room for every season - bright and airy in summer, glowing with warmth and firelight in winter.

Flowing naturally from the lounge, the kitchen and dining area is a masterpiece of balance and function.

A large central island anchors the space, surrounded by bespoke cabinetry and integrated appliances including double ovens, a full-height fridge and an induction hob.

Pale worktops reflect the natural light from the bifold doors, which open directly onto the terrace - perfect for those long summer suppers when the garden becomes an extension of the living space.

Behind the kitchen, a generous utility and boot room provides everyday practicality, with built-in storage, hanging space for coats and easy access to the gardens beyond.

From here, step out into a beautifully landscaped outdoor world.

Low-maintenance flower beds and neat lawns give way to two raised vegetable patches and a charming greenhouse, a quiet haven for those who love to grow their own.

The patio continues just beyond the kitchen doors, creating a natural place to gather. On cooler evenings, light the outdoor chimney and watch the sunset fade behind the trees.

Around the corner, the air source heat pump and solar panels quietly power the home, combining sustainable living with modern efficiency.

Upstairs, the Scandinavian-inspired staircase leads to a wide, light-filled landing - a space that feels more like a sitting room than a corridor.

From here, three beautifully appointed bedrooms unfold, each with its own sense of calm and character.

The first is a generous double set beneath the eaves, its soft neutral tones and clever use of space giving it a snug, restful charm.

The second is larger still, with ample room for a large wardrobe tucked neatly into the roofline and a private en-suite shower room illuminated by a skylight above.

The principal suite, a room that exudes quiet luxury. Soft blue tones and sheer blinds frame far-reaching views of the surrounding countryside.

Built-in storage runs the length of one wall, leading through to an impressive walk-in wardrobe and a contemporary en-suite.

Dual windows flood the space with morning light, while sleek fittings and a walk-in shower complete the picture of understated elegance.

Every detail in Laurel Bank has been considered for comfort and style, from the underfloor heating on both levels to the quality of the natural materials used throughout.

The result is a home that feels effortlessly modern yet deeply connected to its rural surroundings.

Outside, the gardens wrap gently around the house, their structure and simplicity mirroring the home's calm aesthetic. Mature shrubs, acers and laurel hedging offer colour and privacy all year round.

Whether you are entertaining on the terrace, tending to the vegetable beds, or simply listening to the evening birdsong, there is a serenity here that is hard to find.

Levens itself is a much-loved South Lakeland village, known for its friendly community and easy access to both Kendal and the Lake District National Park.

The renowned Levens Hall and Gardens sit just moments away, and there are scenic walks from the doorstep through fields, woodland and along the River Kent.

Local amenities include a welcoming village pub, a primary school and a community shop, while the nearby A590 connects quickly to the M6 for travel further afield.

Laurel Bank is a rare blend of design, comfort and location - a home that embraces modern living without losing its sense of place.

Whether gathering with friends around the kitchen island, working from the quiet of the study, or stepping outside to watch the sun dip behind the hills, life here feels naturally balanced.

This is a home that has been shaped by light, by craftsmanship, and by a deep appreciation of its setting. A home that invites you to slow down, settle in, and simply live well.

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