Our Summary

Range of traditional and modern buildings with clear potential for conversion (subject to planning)

Unique offering with scope and potential for agircultural lifestyle and equestrian interests

While requiring internal modernisation, the Hall is an impressive building and offers generous family accommodation, including six bedrooms and well-balanced living space

An attached tack room, with clear potential for conversion into additional accommodation (subject to any necessary consents), links through to a range of stables arranged around a courtyard

The grounds surrounding the Hall include a range of outbuildings, currently used for storage but with the potential for conversion or repurposing (subject to the necessary consents)

The house has recently been rewired but would require internal modernisation

There is also a small workshop/garden shed positioned to the rear of the barn, all offering potential for development, subject to consents

The property offers significant scope for redevelopment to enhance its position, outlook and setting

Description

The estate is situated in a highly sought-after area of the Lake District, with a gently elevated position overlooking its own land and surrounding countryside. The estate encompasses 298 acres of land and woodland, with 900m of frontage onto Lake Windermere. The Grade I listed Calgarth Hall is a significant architectural and historic building, offering six bedrooms, well-balanced living space, and a striking first-floor reception room with a late 16th/early 17th-century ornate plaster ceiling.

The estate includes an attached tack room, stables, and outbuildings, as well as equestrian facilities and an outdoor manège. Additionally, the estate encompasses several other properties and areas of land, including a four-bedroom house called Middlerigg House, a three-bedroom Tarn House, and extensive grazing and agricultural land.

6 bed detached house

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