Oxford Street, Ulverston

Step through the front door into a clean, central hallway that immediately sets the tone: practical, open, and well-connected. To the front, the lounge offers a calm retreat, anchored by a log burner that brings both warmth and a focal point - ideal for slower evenings.

Moving through, the house opens up dramatically at the rear. The kitchen sits at the heart of the home, functional yet sociable, flowing seamlessly into the extended dining space. Above, glass roof lights draw daylight deep into the room, shifting the atmosphere throughout the day.

Full-width bi-fold doors dissolve the boundary between inside and out, opening onto a contemporary landscaped "yarden" - low maintenance, architectural, and designed for both entertaining and quiet mornings. A discreet WC completes the ground floor.

Upstairs, the layout balances privacy and practicality. Two well-proportioned bedrooms sit either side of the landing, with a natural separation that works for both family living and guests.

The bathroom stands out - positioned beneath a vaulted ceiling that adds height, character, and a sense of calm. It’s a space that feels considered rather than purely functional.

Storage is integrated neatly off the landing, keeping the flow uncluttered.

The top floor is a self-contained, versatile space. A generous bedroom with adjacent storage creates options: guest suite, main bedroom, or a quiet work-from-home zone.
The separation from the rest of the house gives it a slightly more private, tucked-away feel - ideal for adapting as needs change.

The rear courtyard has been landscaped in a contemporary style - clean lines, intentional materials, and a layout that complements the architecture of the extension. It’s an extension of the living space, not an afterthought.

A home that blends traditional structure with modern intervention - light-led, flexible, and designed around how people actually live today.