8 of the best properties for sale with mountain views
The best properties for sale with mountain views – from an Arts & Crafts house with holiday lets in the Carding Mill Valley in Shropshire to a highland lodge with wood-burning stoves near the Rogie Falls in the Scottish Highlands
A contemporary home in a highland setting with panoramic views towards Loch Ness. It has log-burning stoves and an open-plan dining kitchen and conservatory with mountain views. 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 2 receptions, 0.5 acres.
A 19th-century farmhouse in an elevated location above Tummel Valley with views of Ben Vrackie. It has sash windows and period fireplaces with wood-burning stoves. 7 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, reception, sauna, courtyard, 2.5 acres.
An early 20th-century Colonial-style bungalow in a village in the Lake District National Park with views of Skiddaw and the surrounding fells. It has open fireplaces, large picture windows and a covered veranda that runs along the front of the property to take advantage of the views. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 receptions, woodland, 0.7 acres.
An early 20th-century Colonial-style bungalow in a village in the Lake District National Park with views of Skiddaw and the surrounding fells. It has open fireplaces, large picture windows and a covered veranda that runs along the front of the property to take advantage of the views. 3 beds, 2 baths, 2 receps, woodland, 0.7 acres.
A recently modernised house with panoramic coastal views to Holyhead Mountain and with private access to the beach. It has engineered oak floors, large picture windows and a large open-plan kitchen and dining room with Aga. 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, receptions, dining kitchen, garaging & workshop, parking, patios, pasture, 5.81 acres.
An Arts & Crafts house on the edge of Carding Mill Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with mountain views. The house is split into a one-bed main living area and three self-contained holiday lets. The house retains high ceilings with detailed cornicing, the original fireplaces, a grand panelled entrance hall and modern fixtures and fittings. 3 receptions, landscaped gardens and grounds, 0.45 acres.
An Edwardian house in the Lake District National Park with views over the estuary to the Old Man of Coniston and Black Combe. It has the original fireplaces, wood-burning stoves and an Aga. 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 receptions, 1.27 acres.
A highland lodge with mountain views and a detached one-bedroom cabin. The lodge has wood-burning stoves, modern fixtures and fittings, and large gardens and woodland. The Rogie Falls are a short walk away. 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, 2 receptions, dining kitchen, laundry, garage, store, 3 acres.
An off-grid home in the foothills of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon). A traditional Welsh longhouse dating from the 1700s, it has been upgraded to a high standard and has solar panels, a biomass boiler and a gravity-fed water filtration and sterilisation system. It has an EPC (energy performance) rating of A (the highest) and is currently used as a commercial holiday home. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 receptions, barbecue area, gardens, 0.27 acres.
An off-grid home in the foothills of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon). A traditional Welsh longhouse dating from the 1700s, it has been upgraded to a high standard and has solar panels, a biomass boiler and a gravity-fed water filtration and sterilisation system. It has an EPC (energy performance) rating of A (the highest) and is currently used as a commercial holiday home. 3 beds, 3 baths, 2 receps, barbecue area, gardens, 0.27 acres.
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Natasha read politics at Sussex University. She then spent a decade in social care, before completing a postgraduate course in Health Promotion at Brighton University. She went on to be a freelance health researcher and sexual health trainer for both the local council and Terrence Higgins Trust.
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