The gorgeous five-bedroom farmhouse is on the market.
A Glasgow man has put his £2.5million house on the market after winning it in an Omaze million pound draw.
At the time he planned to give up his three-bedroom semi-detached home of 17 years to relocate to the dream property with eight acres of land, a short drive from Lake Windermere, but he now appears to have had a change of heart, the Scottish Daily Express reports.The agent details explain that 6,000sq ft, Birk Moss House is an 18th-century property that had been renovated to include all mod cons while still retaining its original features.
"The property offers great privacy and yet is most conveniently situated for access to and from the National park with the market town of Kendal and the mainline railway at Oxenholme and the M6 just a short drive away."
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