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The first room on the left as you walk in from the Vestibule is the family Lounge. What a room! half panelled in chestnut with a full 'feature wall' of the same panelling, the room exudes charm, history and character. The focal point of the room is the stunning log burner which sits within a stone fireplace which is engraved with the names Lancelot and Elizabeth Wilkins and dated with 1706. The current vendors have used flair and style when decorating this room and a beautiful paint technique has been used to colour the walls. Heavy, solid beams above is another nod to the history of the building and have been carefully restored to their original beauty. The Mullioned windows lead the eye to the gardens and driveway.

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A later addition to the house, this room has been added by the Georgians. With a modern nod to the sanitary ware the Downstairs Cloakroom is practical and beautifully designed with a decorative tiled floor, arch ceiling and a solid wooden door. The porcelain sink is inset into oak windowsill and the WC is a low flush and enclosed.

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Delightful, ancient and beyond charming...The Inner Hallway captures the imagination with it's flagged stone floor, high ceilings, Tudor wall beams and it's thick, solid and protective walls of the Pele Tower to the right and original panelling to the left. Walk along this corridor and history walks with you. An integral part of the home which feels ancient but warm and welcoming too. Let us turn left from here and discover the delights of the Dining Room

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Captivating views of the Pennines from the Mullioned windows, this Tudor Dining Room is breath taking in its history and captivating in it's styling. it has the seamless stone flagged floor running in from the hallway. and this sits beautifully under the sturdy beam from the ceiling. The imposing fireplace commands attention and the fusion of the more modern log burner works incredibly well. Room enough here to host elegant dinner parties, large family get togethers, feasts, banquettes and not forgetting those memory making Christmas Lunches where garlands festoon the beams and large trees glisten and twinkle with festive delight.

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Walking out of the Dining Room and back into the Hall, the adjacent room is the impressive kitchen. Tudor in its creation but 21st century in its styling and stunning design. The sleek black cabinetry with muted toned metal cup handles, sits next to the three oven AGA in Navy gloss. Warm yourself here as you look out onto open fields through the Mullioned windows. The stone flagged flooring is comforting and seamless under foot and sits timelessly with the modern design. A double Belfast sink sits into a practical counter top and the view form here is wonderful! in case you ever get tired of washing up and admiring Winton, there is an integral dishwasher under counter. Not in the mood for banqueting tonight? Fancy an informal lunch? Then pull up a bar stool and share coffee with friends on the Kitchen island which has storage for all the kitchen's pans and hardware. A cooks delight, a room for chatting and being informal but a room that is steeped in the history of Winton Hall and is part of the charming tale that this house narrates to us.

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A game of snooker? Reading by the fire?...However you spend your time in the Drawing Room, it will be time well spent indeed. Part of the original Pele Tower and then extended by the Georgians, the room has a soaring ceiling, adorned with beautiful coving,. The light pours into the Drawing Room thanks to the large French doors with Georgian semi circle glazing which sits above. A small window to the left of the French doors is dressed with wooden shutters. Fitted bookcases will be a must for any bibliophile and the snooker table is a great alternative to a PlayStation for a Teen! In fact, the whole family can relax in here and enjoy the evening sun as it streams its way through the many windows. Open the shuttered doors and step out onto the paved patio area, where you can enjoy views to the incredible garden as you sip morning coffee or after supper cocktails with friends.

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The Inner Hallway from the Drawing Room to staircase is large and open, it gives a sense of the space upstairs and down. The painted stair case compliments the William Morris wallpaper that adorns the walls leading to the upper floor. The Butler's Pantry is home to the most magnificent and highly carved cabinet which is now part of the house. An ideal place for storing those essential ingredients for making those after dinner cocktails.

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The Upper Level of Winton Hall is in an L shape and is home to a walk in dressing Room, a Shower Room, A family Bathroom and 5 double bedrooms. Lets head across the landing and have a look at that Master Suite shall we?...

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Generous, bright, and steeped in age and history. The Master suite of Winton Hall is nothing short of spectacular! Huge proportions gives this room a grandeur and the styling adds to the ambience. Windows out to three walls, the room is bathed in fabulous Cumbrian light and the views form here a simply delicious. The oak floor boards are exposed and are wide and solid. the open fireplace is a focal point to the room and although it has been capped off, it could be easily reinstated and a roaring fire on a winters night would make this room a place that you would never want to leave. The capacious room is breath taking in its size and splendour and will delight any prospective buyer. The room has the advantage of having a step down to En-suite which houses a circular glass enclosure, a modern sink set into a vanity with plentiful storage and a low flush WC. Overall, the master suite is meticulously designed to offer the homeowners a private sanctuary where they can unwind, rejuvenate, and indulge in luxurious comfort.

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Welcome to the family bathroom, a beautifully designed and functional space created with the needs of a busy household in mind. This spacious and well-appointed bathroom is perfect for accommodating the entire family while offering both style and convenience. Upon entering, you'll notice the generous size and ambience of the room. The family bathroom features a neutral colour palette, creating a timeless and versatile backdrop that can easily be personalized with decorative touches. The centrepiece of the bathroom is a generously sized claw foot, rolled topped bathtub, perfect for relaxing baths or playtime with the kids. A beautiful pedestal sink and low flush WC are at the far end of the room and a stunning cast iron fireplace sits welcomingly on the left wall was you enter. Cosy bath with a roaring fire? Well it would be rude not to! This room is a harmonious blend of functionality and aesthetics, designed to meet the diverse needs of a busy household. Whether it's getting ready for the day ahead or winding down in the evening, this well-designed space offers comfort, style, and practicality for every member of the family. The original wattle and daub walls have been left partially exposed to give a sense of timeless style and history.

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This room is the smallest of the five bedrooms but what it lacks in proportion, it certainly makes up for in style and endless charm. A double room that would make the perfect room for a younger member of the family, Bedroom two has low ceilings which adds to the cosiness and Tudor beams exposed on the walls. The window is small but still allows light to flood in and has the most wonderful view out to the green beyond. A neutral decor is calm and adds a tranquillity, to the space. Atmospheric and oozing with character, you will not be disappointed with this charming room.

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Ever wondered what it would be like to own a bedroom with a mezzanine gallery area? Well now is your chance. Bedroom Three is a huge room with beautiful light thanks to dual aspect windows. The neutral palate allows the room to feel light and airy, but still a tranquil place to rest and rejuvenate. The real star of this room, however is the upper floor... Access by a wooden staircase, this level is impressive and quite simply stunning. Full height to the centre, the mezzanine is large enough to accommodate a dressing area, or maybe a chill out room for a Teen. Maybe a reading area for another bibliophile or even a music room for those lucky enough to be gifted with the art of music. The options and versatility of Bedroom Three are endless.

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Found to the end of the L and through a large open doorway you will find the inner entrance to Bedroom Four and Five. Bedroom Four is in the Georgian addition to the house and the larger than life windows are the reason why this room is bathed in glorious light! The ceiling height is spectacular, with coving and decorative features. The current vendors currently use this room as an office space but have meticulously styled the room with the same love, care and attention that has been shown to the rest of the house. Colourful Laura Ashley wallpaper adorns the walls and gives a playful feel, whilst the view from the window is like a living landscape that can enjoyed for hours. A large double room that would easily accommodate incredibly large pieces of bedroom furniture, should future buyers wish to have this as the most spectacular bedroom.

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Adjacent to Bedroom Four, Bedroom Five is another spectacular bedroom. The window dominates the room and is the window that you can see as you enter the property from the driveway. Tall, imposing, decorative and just a stunning piece of history! These Georgians knew how to take ones breath away! The room itself has been decorated with Fantasia in Charcoal by Laura Ashley and the dramatic print works wonderfully in this room , with its high ceilings and decorative touches. A West facing room that will accommodate a large double bed, facing the window perhaps to capture the sunsets!

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Close enough to Bedroom For and Five to service both bedrooms, The shower Room has not been forgotten in the styling and modernisation of this spectacular home. The room features a vanity to envy with its ample storage and work surface space. The vanity also houses the cistern for the low flush WC. behind the door is an Insignia steam shower where aching muscles will relax after a long day on the fells or a hard day at work. The shower is sleek and stylish, with a circular glass sliding door. The room is half panelled and painted in soft muted tones. A contemporary feature wallpaper has been used to add a touch of elegance to this delightful room. A discreet heating towel rail is there to warm those fluffy white towels for you.

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Storage is plentiful in this unique property! from under stair storage on the lower floor to loft storage, under eaves storage in the gallery and the beautiful Dressing Room on the Upper Landing. Clutter will be a thing of the past and everything will have a place.

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Climb stone steps from the cobbled yard up to the lawned area and delight in the privacy that abounds. Ancient trees softly sway in the breeze and the countryside sounds of buzzing bees and chirping birds greet you as soon as you step outside. Mature planting fragrances the garden and wafts its gentle scent as you explore this lovely piece of Eden countryside. A gate at the far end of the garden leads to a public pathway so dog walking is literally on your doorstep! Two loose boxes and Tack Room are located at the end of the driveway and could accommodate three ponies or could be converted into a garage if not equestrian minded! Ample parking for four cars is available on the pebble laid drive and through the elegant wrought iron gates of Winton Hall.