• Period 10 bedroomed former vicarage +
• Over 7000sqft of living accommodation +
• Standalone position off set from the road +
• Retains many original features +
• Original fire places, high ceilings +
• Views to the Lakeland fells +
• Extensive gardens and orchard, around 1.2 acres +
• Original coach house and barn +
• On the edge of the Lake District National Park +
• Access to one of the most secluded beaches in the UK +

Impressive 10 bedroom Victorian Vicarage with around 7,000 sqft of living space set in around 1.5 acres of well kept gardens with exceptional views both over the Lake District National Park and Solway coast.

A Grand Victorian Residence Awaiting Your Vision!

Steeped in history and character, this magnificent ten-bedroom Victorian former vicarage, dating back to 1894, presents an exceptional opportunity, with a coach house and barns offering further development potential (STP). Nestled within approximately 1.5 acres of beautiful grounds, the property boasts over 7,000 square feet of living space arranged over four floors, including a cellar.

Retaining a wealth of original features, including solid wood flooring and fireplaces, the residence exudes timeless elegance, but has been sensitively modernised by the present owner with gas central heating, double glazing, re-wiring and insulation. High ceilings and generously proportioned rooms further enhance the sense of grandeur. A central hallway with a sweeping staircase provides a captivating focal point.

The ground floor comprises three reception rooms, a kitchen, large conservatory, WC’s, two utility rooms, and a pantry. The first floor features a central landing, leading to six bedrooms, with a staircase ascending to the second floor, which accommodates a further four bedrooms. Bathrooms are conveniently located on each floor. Front bedrooms enjoy picturesque views, while rear bedrooms offer stunning views of the Lakeland fells, including Scafell.

Externally, the property sits on a substantial plot with circular main driveway and a second drive to the side. The grounds encompass approximately 1.5 acres, featuring lawns, one with fountain, terraces, orchard, an original coach house, and outbuildings. Lapsed planning permission suggests potential for further development, subject to necessary consents.

In need of some minor renovation in parts, this distinguished property offers a unique opportunity for a discerning buyer to personalise and restore it to its former glory for those families looking for multi-generational living, income potential, commercial use (STP) or for those simply looking for a magnificent home in a beautiful location.

Services - Mains water, electric and gas
Septic tank

Location - Drigg is a lovely village nestled on the west coast of Cumbria between Whitehaven and Barrow. It has excellent transportation links via the west coast train service between Barrow and Carlisle. It is a stone’s throw away from the Lake District National Park, is within walking distance of a secluded beach and has easy access to the villages of Seascale and Gosforth for local shops and primary schools.

Epc & Council Tax - EPC - E
Council Tax - F

Please be aware that due to a limited number of EPC providers in Cumbria, there may be delays in obtaining Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for some properties. We anticipate receiving them within 7-14 days of the property's listing. If there are any further delays, we will update the property brochure with the expected availability of the EPC. Thank you for your understanding.

Disclaimer - These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general guideline and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending Purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. The services, systems, and appliances shown may not have been tested and has no guarantee as to their operability or efficiency can be given. All floor plans are created as a guide to the lay out of the property and should not be considered as a true depiction of any property and constitutes no part of a legal contract.