Four period homes for sale across north and west Cumbria
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 06:05 · Archive
Four character-filled period properties are on the market across Cumbria, ranging from Victorian townhouses to a Grade II-listed former coach house.
Four character-filled period homes are currently on the market across north and west Cumbria, showcasing original features from different eras.
The properties include a traditional three-bedroom terrace spread across three floors in Carlisle city centre, which features original fireplaces, exposed floorboards, high ceilings and an attic room. A two-bedroom cottage near Farlam Hall offers rural charm with a wood-burning stove, open fire and spacious dining kitchen alongside countryside views from its south-west-facing garden.
A substantial five-bedroom Victorian detached home retains original features including stained-glass windows, patterned tiled floors, cast-iron radiators, cornicing and picture rails, with generous reception space and a large garden. A Grade II-listed home set within around 1.7 acres overlooking the River Derwent features exposed stonework, restored sash windows and traditional beams. The property includes a self-contained annexe, stables and outbuildings.
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- Step inside four character-filled period homes for sale in CumbriaFrom Victorian townhouses to countryside cottages and a Grade II-listed former coach house, these four properties showcase some of the character-filled homes currently on the market across north and west CumbriaCumberland News · 14 Oct, 05:00
- Step inside four character-filled period homes for sale in CumbriaFrom Victorian townhouses to countryside cottages and a Grade II-listed former coach house, these four properties showcase some of the character-filled homes currently on the market across north and west CumbriaWhitehaven News · 14 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Cumbria · Carlisle · Farlam Hall · Whitehaven · River Derwent
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