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- Beyond the main residence, the grounds extend to also include Temple Bank Barn — a superb late 18th/early 19th century bank barn conversion, now operating as a successful holiday let with vaulted living spaces, terrace and flexible accommodation with a substantial stone built double garage/office building — constructed in traditional Westmorland stone, providing secure parking, storage and potential workspace
- The layout also lends itself to further use, whether as a dedicated hobby area, workshop space or simply as an organised extension of the home’s storage capacity
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Description
The property, Temple Bank, is a grand early-19th-century residence situated in the historic village of Beetham, South Cumbria. The main house, built around 1816, features Georgian symmetry, dressed stone elevations, and tall sash windows, reflecting its elegant era. The property has been meticulously renewed, with every window, system, and interior space upgraded or redesigned to create a home where timeless architecture meets contemporary refinement.
The estate includes a beautifully converted Bank Barn, a rare surviving example of early agricultural architecture, which offers flexible accommodation and a substantial stone-built double garage/office building. The property is set within beautifully maintained grounds, positioned in one of the region's most desirable villages, and offers a unique opportunity to own a historic yet fully modernized private estate.