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Download a Brochure Located to the west of the River Lune, Arkholme is beautifully situated, offering splendid vistas across the surrounding countryside. Capture your own slice of the good life with an elegant country home in the heart of a traditional village community. The emerald pasture and rolling It’s a village full of character landscape of Lancashire’s Lune with access along the B6254 to Valley is home to one of the the impressive amenities of county’s most charming villages. Kirkby Lonsdale (5.5 miles), as well as the historic city of A little to the south of pretty Lancaster (12.5 miles) where market town Kirkby Lonsdale, the west coast mainline provides along the B-road that winds frequent high-speed rail links to gently towards Carnforth, Manchester and beyond. A bus stands picturesque Arkholme. service is a real bonus, visiting the towns and villages along A scattering of quaint houses the valley. together with a pub, school, village hall and Methodist chapel What a wonderful place to line the main street. A quiet lane make a home, offering the many bordered by more village homes benefits of a vibrant local tracks east towards the medieval community, while enjoying parish church of St John’s and spectacular scenery on all sides to the ancient ford that crosses and well placed for commuting the river below. to the wider area. Left: The Lune Valley Right: The Bay Horse Pub Far Right: Arkholme Methodist Chapel 03 Location The Sheiling is an imaginative development comprising just 14 homes on an accessible off-road setting that sits sympathetically within Arkholme’s village boundaries. Mature trees and an open green space add to the site’s appeal. It’s well connected to the community. The homes are just a couple of hundred metres from the well-regarded Church of England primary school and from the local hostelry - the Bay Horse Inn. The award-winning village hall occupies a plot adjacent to the school and provides a popular backdrop for a wide range of social and cultural events, including concerts, exhibitions and private parties. Nearby Kirkby Lonsdale is a thriving market town, boasting a wide range of independent shops, Booths supermarket and local services including a library, surgery, dental practice, churches and post office, plus plenty of cafés, pubs and restaurants. High-performing secondary school, QES, draws pupils from a broad catchment area and provides a comprehensive education right through sixth form. Selective grammar schools for both boys and girls can be found in Lancaster. Arkholme is perfectly placed for exploring the outdoors - the surrounding countryside is criss-crossed with public footpaths and there are lots of opportunities for cycling on quiet lanes. The village is situated partway along the Lune Valley Ramble which stretches from Lancaster all the way to Devil’s Bridge. Above: (Top) The Greta (Bottom) The Wenning Left: The Conder 04 Village Life Key The Wenning The Hindburn The Gressingham The Greta The Conder Affordable 4 bedroom detached house 3 bedroom detached house Not for sale 4 bedroom detached house 4 bedroom detached house Home 10 11 9 12 TH 13 NOR 14 8 Green Spacepace 7 6 Underground 1 Foul Water Treatment Plant 5 2 3 4 Site plan shown for guidance purposes only. Not to scale. Certain details may vary and the development may be subject to alteration or plot substitution. It does not necessarily show every home to be built on site and planning requirements or market conditions may alter our future plans. This does not constitute a part of any contract or offer. The Sheiling is conveniently situated in this favoured Lune Valley village, offering views across open countryside and access to the Lakes, Dales and coast beyond. The properties have traditional appeal, incorporating a selection of designs that perfectly complement each plot and make the most of the rural location. The homes feature locally inspired stone-and-render elevations under slate roofs with coloured PVCu window frames. The detached houses include garages, all have off-road parking and gardens. Residents will also be able to benefit from optional access to a hyperfast broadband connection which has been brought to Arkholme as part of the B4RN (Broadband 4 Rural North) initiative, delivering a fibre optic service to houses and businesses in the village. As with all our designs, the properties will conform to high insulation standards to help keep energy consumption low. In the early stages of development, home buyers will also have the opportunity to select from a range of kitchen and bathroom fittings to customise the finish in these all-important areas. 06 Specification Classically designed village homes incorporate smart, contemporary interiors with elegantly finished kitchens and bathrooms and light-filled living spaces. DEVELOPMENT HIGHLY COMMENDED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT CUMBRIA Greengate Gardens, Levens, Kendal by Russell Armer Ltd Interior images are of a similar quality Russell Armer development. SAT NAV: LA6 1BA A6 36 Milnthorpe A65 Kirkby Lonsdale Burton-in-Kendal Whittington A65 Ingleton Burton-in-Lonsdale M6 Arkholme Capernwray Carnforth Over Kellet A6 B6254 Nether Kellet The Bay A683 Horse Village Hall ne Lu Arkholme River Arkholme Primary School Halton 35 B6254 Map not to scale. This brochure and all the information detailed herein does not and will not constitute any part of any offer or contract or be a representation including such contract. The brochure and all photographs, illustrations, plans and sizes are indicated only to give a general indication of the proposed development and floor layout. Images, specification, treatments and plans are correct at the time of going to print but may be subject to change during construction. None of the statements and information contained 01539 724282 in this brochure are to be relied on as statements or representations of fact and any intending www.russell-armer.co.uk purchaser must satisfy him/herself by inspection or [email protected] otherwise as to the correctness of any statement..
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