Swallow Barn, Wandales Lane, Kirkby Lonsdale, Carnforth
- Land size
- 0.33 acres
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 2
Description
Home
* Beautifully converted 2-bedroom barn, reimagined in 2021
* Character features including exposed beams, original stonework and barn doors
* Spacious first floor living area with feature log burner
* Peaceful rural setting with countryside views
Services
* Mains electricity
* Private water supply
* Ultrafast B4RN broadband
* Private waste treatment plant
* Most mobile service providers reach the home
* Underfloor heating throughout the ground floor
Grounds and Location
* Set within a private, gated and walled plot of around one third of an acre
* South-facing garden with patio, lawn, fruit trees and established planting
* Summer house and separate workshop
* Private parking for up to 6 cars
* Conveniently located close to the beautiful town of Kirkby Lonsdale and local amenities
Surrounded by open countryside, with fields that shift gently through the seasons, this is a home defined as much by its setting as by its design. There is a calm here that is hard to replicate, a sense of space and stillness that begins the moment you arrive.
Despite its peaceful feel, Kirkby Lonsdale is just a short drive or walk away. Its independent shops, well-regarded eateries and everyday essentials are all within easy reach, offering a balance between retreat and convenience that is increasingly rare.
Originally a traditional barn, Swallow Barn has been completely reimagined by its current owners. The result is a home that honours its origins while embracing modern living with confidence and care. Converted in 2021, the transformation has been carried out with a clear understanding of how people want to live today, blending character with comfort in a way that feels natural rather than imposed.
Stone from the original structure has been retained and celebrated, creating a tangible link to the building's past. Exposed beams bring warmth and texture, while the original barn doors remain a defining feature, offering both visual interest and a connection to the landscape beyond. These details are not simply decorative. They anchor the home in its history, giving it depth and authenticity.
Inside, the atmosphere is one of quiet sophistication. The ground floor opens with a welcoming hallway, leading into a kitchen and dining space that feels generous and well considered. Clean lines and a contemporary finish sit comfortably alongside the building's heritage, creating a space that is as practical as it is inviting.
Underfloor heating runs throughout the ground floor, bringing a subtle level of comfort that is felt rather than seen. Large doors frame the surrounding countryside, drawing light deep into the home and allowing the seasons to become part of daily life.
A ground floor bedroom offers flexibility, whether for guests, multi-generational living or simply a more adaptable layout. Nearby, a shower room and utility area are neatly arranged, ensuring that practicality is woven seamlessly into the design.
Upstairs, the character of the barn becomes more pronounced. A feature log burner, set against original stonework, creates a natural focal point within the living space. It is a room designed for slower moments, where the scale of the building and the warmth of its materials come together effortlessly.
The principal bedroom is both spacious and restful, with exposed beams adding a sense of structure and rhythm to the room. Built-in storage has been thoughtfully incorporated, allowing the space to remain uncluttered and calm. A second bathroom introduces an element of quiet indulgence, with a bath positioned to take in countryside views through the original barn door, offering a perspective that feels both private and expansive.
Outside, the grounds have been shaped with equal care. Set within its own walled and gated plot, Swallow Barn offers a sense of privacy that enhances its rural setting. A flagged patio wraps around the home, creating multiple places to sit and enjoy the outlook, whether for morning coffee or long summer evenings.
The garden extends to around one third of an acre, with a blend of lawn, natural stone features and established planting. Fruit trees add a seasonal rhythm, while the south-facing aspect ensures the garden enjoys light throughout the day.
A summer house provides an additional space to retreat or entertain, while a workshop adds a practical dimension for those with hobbies or projects in mind. There is generous parking for up to six vehicles, making the home as functional as it is beautiful.
The setting itself continues to impress. Views stretch out across open fields, often dotted with grazing sheep, reinforcing the sense of being immersed in the countryside. A nearby footpath and bridleway invite exploration, offering direct access to the surrounding landscape.
Swallow Barn offers a lifestyle that feels carefully balanced. It is a home where modern comforts have been thoughtfully integrated, from ultrafast fibre broadband to a private water supply and efficient heating systems, ensuring that rural living does not come at the expense of convenience.
The nearby village community adds another layer of appeal. A local pub sits within walking distance, while leisure options such as golf courses and swimming facilities provide opportunities to stay active and connected. Kirkby Lonsdale itself brings a wider offering, known for its character, its sense of community and its position on the edge of the Lake District.
There is a quiet confidence to Swallow Barn. It does not rely on grand gestures, instead offering a series of considered details that come together to create something genuinely special. It is a home that feels grounded, both in its setting and in its design.
For those seeking a retreat that remains connected, a place to slow down without stepping away entirely, Swallow Barn offers a compelling opportunity. A home shaped by its past, refined for the present and ready for whatever comes next.
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Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
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Property details
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Council Tax Band
- D
- Date Posted
- 2026-04-30
Energy Performance Certificate
Energy Efficiency Rating
Based on UK Energy Performance Certificate standards (EU Directive 2002/91/EC)
Utilities & Restrictions
Utilities
- Electricity
- Mains
- Water
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- Heating
- Gas Heating, Oil Heating, Wood Burner, Underfloor Heating
- Broadband
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- Sewerage
- Septic Tank / Private
Rights & Restrictions
- Public Rights of Way
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- Private Rights of Way
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- Listed Property
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- Restrictions
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Property Features
- Accessibility
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- Parking
- Driveway
- Garden
- Private Garden, Enclosed Garden
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