Nestled on the picturesque east coast of the Isle of Man, Crogga is a historic estate that boasts a unique blend of character, charm, and potential. The property, estimated to have been built in the mid-19th century by the Quayle Family and once home to celebrated author Charlotte Lamb, is a living piece of the Island's heritage. Set within 12 acres of enchanting grounds, Crogga offers a lifestyle that is as rare as the property itself, with breathtaking panoramic sea views, formal lawned gardens, a serene boating lake, and woodland walks. The estate's grounds are also home to the Isle of Man Steam Railway, which passes through the property, and a delightful miniature railway built by the current owner. The house itself is an architectural gem, retaining many of its original features, including intricate coving, richly crafted doors and architraves, and a magnificent wooden staircase. While the house would benefit from modernisation, this presents an exciting opportunity for new owners to shape its next chapter and bring fresh vision and life to its timeless elegance.