The Lakeland Housing Trust

NOW LET - TERRACED COTTAGE

10/6/2021

2 Lakefield Cottages, Near Sawrey, Ambleside
2 Bedroom Cottage with a small garden and parking space.
£90.00 per week.

Woman leaves Lakeland Housing Trust a £30,000 legacy

9/2/2021

An affordable housing charity will use a generous bequest of £30,000 to help with the construction of two new cottages.

The Lakeland Housing Trust (LHT) was left the money by long-term trustee Kathleen Atkinson, who died aged 84 in April last year.

The charity, which provides rented homes for local people who cannot afford to buy or long-term rent accommodation in the Lake District, will use the money to assist with the construction of two traditional cottages at Grasmere and the full renovation of a property at Sawrey

Lakeland Housing Trust to build new properties following £750,000 funding

20/11/2020

AN AFFORDABLE homes charity is to expand its portfolio of properties after receiving £750,000 in funding.

The Lakeland Housing Trust (LHT) is using the loan from Unity Trust Bank (UTB) to build new properties and make improvements to others.

The Kendal-based charity owns 49 properties, and tenancies are only offered to local people who cannot afford to buy or rent in the region.

NOW LET - TWO COTTAGES

12/8/2020

The Cottage, 58 Low Fellside, Kendal
One Bedroom Cottage with small patio area and communal garden.
£95.00 per week.

2 Fitz Steps, Little Langdale, Ambleside
Two Bedroom Terraced Cottage, small garden and unallocated parking for one car.
£80.00 per week.

Kendal Man Barry Gooderham, bequeaths £64,000 to The Lakeland Housing Trust

19/6/2020

A GENEROUS £64,000 bequest from a Kendal man came as a very welcome surprise to an affordable homes charity which has also benefited from the receipt of a ‘beautiful’ Grade II-listed property.

The money was left to the Kendal-based Lakeland Housing Trust (LHT) by Barry Gooderham, who died aged 71 in 2018.

Malcolm Tillyer, chairman of LHT, which provides affordable rented homes for local people who cannot afford to live elsewhere, said it was ‘unusual’ for the trust to receive a cash donation of that size.

NOW LET - TWO COTTAGES

10/3/2020

NOW LET - Lakefield Cottages, Near Sawrey, Ambleside

23/1/2020

LAKEFIELD COTTAGES
NEAR SAWREY, AMBLESIDE

Two well presented Cottages with gardens and parking
3 Bedroomed - £160 per week - New Build Low Energy
4 Bedroomed - £175 per week - Fully Modernised

2 Bed Terrace in Torver - THIS HAS NOW BEEN LET

25/9/2019

The Lakeland Housing Trust, providing homes for local people on low income

NOW LET

4 Kitchen Syke, Torver
Well presented two bedroomed, end of terrace house with a small garden. £78.00 per week

Two bed semi in Ambleside - THIS HAS NOW BEEN LET

6/8/2019

The Lakeland Housing Trust, providing homes for local people on low income, have a well presented two bedroomed semi-detached house in central Ambleside

THIS HAS NOW BEEN LET

Legacies ease housing crisis

9/7/2019

From the Westmoreland Gazette - 20 June 2019

Generous bequests help young people to afford homes in Lakes.
A HOST of generous property legacies are helping to tackle the acute shortage of affordable homes in the Lake District.

Thanks to a series of heart-warming gestures, which have seen a string of high value properties left to The Lakeland Housing Trust, young families have been able to stay in the area and small Lake District towns and villages have been given a new vibrancy.

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NOW LET - TERRACED COTTAGE

Woman leaves Lakeland Housing Trust a £30,000 legacy

Lakeland Housing Trust to build new properties following £750,000 funding

NOW LET - TWO COTTAGES

Kendal Man Barry Gooderham, bequeaths £64,000 to The Lakeland Housing Trust

NOW LET - TWO COTTAGES

NOW LET - Lakefield Cottages, Near Sawrey, Ambleside

2 Bed Terrace in Torver - THIS HAS NOW BEEN LET

Two bed semi in Ambleside - THIS HAS NOW BEEN LET

Legacies ease housing crisis

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