Dating back to the late 18th century, this Grade II* seven-bed townhouse in Cockermouth presents a special opportunity for buyers.
The property showcases an array of exquisite period features, including a central staircase, wood-panelled walls, sash windows with shutters, and oak flooring, embodying the charm characteristic of townhouses from its era.
The property, known as 6 Castlegate, is on offer for a guide price of £525,000.
Spread across three floors, the residence is a luxurious seven-bedroom holiday accommodation, presenting versatile possibilities as a second home, primary residence, or an ideal live/work environment.
Whether one envisions it as a guest house or rental, the property offers flexibility to suit various lifestyles.
Upon entering through the handsome front door, the original wooden panelling and oak floors guide visitors to the heart of the home.
The main floor features a spacious dining room with an ornate stove and a double bedroom with an ensuite shower room.
Towards the rear, a generously sized dining kitchen with an imposing stone fireplace opens to a private terrace, bathed in sunlight.
The first floor boasts an opulent drawing room spanning the full width of the building and three double bedrooms.
Ascending to the second floor, a galleried landing leads to three more bedrooms, all adorned with ensuite facilities and preserved original features.
Externally, a private paved rear terrace invites alfresco dining and descends to a lower level with a basement providing ample storage space.
The townhouse's location in the heart of Cockermouth offers convenient access to local amenities, schools, shops, and Cockermouth Castle.
Situated just a mile from the Lake District National Park, the property has transport links to the A66, North Lakes, Keswick, Carlisle, and Penrith.
Given its unique blend of historical allure and contemporary adaptability, early viewing is recommended to secure this exceptional townhouse.
For more information, and to book a viewing, contact David Britton Estates at 01765 257199.
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