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5 Bed Detached House, Single Let, Seascale, CA20 1JB £700,000

Rose Cottage, Gosforth, Seascale, CA20 1JB - a month ago
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  2. Seascale
  3. CA20
  4. CA20 1JB
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~178 m²

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Property History

Listed for £700,000

December 9, 2025

Sold for £450,000

2021

Sold for £457,500

2016

Floor Plans

Description

The Home
* Beautifully renovated 17th century farmhouse
* 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
* Open-plan kitchen dining room, perfect for entertaining
* Sky blue 'Esse' wood-burning oven
* Feature stone-faced open fireplace

Services
* Mains electricity
* Oil/combi central heating
* Private drainage
* Good internet speed
* Most mobile phone providers reach this home

Grounds & Location
* Beautiful wrap-around gardens with mature shrubs and trees
* Large summer house, perfect for year-round entertaining
* Parking for up to 4+ cars
* Wastwater and Scafell Pike nearby

A tree lined approach sweeps past mature greenery and soft planting, opening to a wide pebble driveway in front of this elegant Georgian home. The house sits slightly elevated within its grounds, embraced by wraparound gardens and framed by open countryside. It feels peaceful, almost tucked away, yet with a confident presence that immediately draws the eye.

A Kitchen Made for Living
Stepping inside, the warmth of the home is unmistakable. The heart of Rose Cottage is a beautifully styled kitchen and dining space, filled with gentle colour, natural textures and a relaxed sociable energy. Dark oak flooring sets a rich foundation for cabinetry in a soft grey hue, with wood surfaces and charming details that reflect the home's heritage. A wood-burning Esse cooker stands proudly beneath a bespoke wooden splashback, adding character as well as practicality, complemented by integrated Bosch appliances, a wine fridge and a Quooker tap for modern convenience.

To one side, a cleverly converted pantry and utility space offers far more than expected. Once an outdoor store, it is now a stylish second kitchen zone with sink, additional refrigeration, storage and a beautifully organised pantry cupboard. It creates a seamless extension of the already well-equipped kitchen.

Places to Unwind
The lounge is a cosy contrast to the airy kitchen, with slate fireplace, rich floors and original coving across the ceiling. It invites quiet evenings and deep armchairs, warmed by open flames and softened by sash windows that frame the garden. The connection between décor and architecture is subtle yet intentional, with gentle lilac tones carried here from the kitchen.

Across the hallway sits a second snug, styled with bold red tones and ideal for reading, working or tucked away conversation. The downstairs cloakroom continues the sense of playful style, proving that even practical spaces here have personality.

Character Upstairs
Original textures continue up the staircase, enhanced by elegant panelling, pearlescent wallpaper and cast-iron radiators. Light pours through a feature window, illuminating the landing and connecting the upstairs rooms.

The first bathroom reveals one of the home's most impressive moments. Two sinks with brushed gold accents sit beneath striking koi carp wallpaper, while a large double shower brings hotel level luxury. It feels sophisticated, fresh and unexpectedly grand.

Five bedrooms form a gentle arc around the landing, each with its own personality. Some are playful in colour, others calm and understated, but all benefit from sash windows and countryside outlooks. Double aspect views are a recurring feature, drawing the outside inward and giving each room a sense of openness.

A second family bathroom offers a freestanding bath positioned for relaxing views of the garden, set against a stone feature wall. A large shower and stunning gold detailing echo the style of the earlier bathroom, creating visual harmony across the home.

Grounds That Feel Endless
Rose Cottage enjoys extensive outdoor space that invites both adventure and calm. Expansive lawns wrap around the home, edged by mature trees and dotted with secluded corners. A summer house stands ready for long, warm days, while paved areas provide room for dining, barbecues and slow mornings with coffee.

The grounds continue with a fire pit area and space for chickens, gently nodding to a life lived outdoors. A large oak tree anchors the garden with character, and beyond the boundary lie wide fields that bring visiting wildlife and uninterrupted views. Parking for four plus cars is discreetly positioned, supported by a garage and multiple outbuildings for storage.

A Home Rooted in its Location
Situated in Gosforth, Rose Cottage offers village living surrounded by nature. This corner of West Cumbria is loved for its relaxed community feel, striking rural scenery and easy reach of the coast and the Lake District National Park. The balance is rare. Days can be spent walking woodland and shoreline, visiting independent cafés or exploring fells without leaving the area. Yet essential amenities, schools and transport connections keep everyday life convenient.

An Invitation to Live Well
Rose Cottage is more than a pretty period home. It has been shaped with thoughtful design, modern practicality and a genuine appreciation for character. Every room welcomes you with warmth. The gardens offer space and freedom. The setting encourages a slower, more mindful style of living.

For those seeking an elegant country home with personality, privacy and charm, Rose Cottage offers a life that feels both relaxed and beautifully refined.

For more photos and information, download the brochure on desktop. For your own hard copy brochure, or to book a viewing please call the team

As prescribed by the Money Laundering Regulations 2017, we are by law required to conduct anti-money laundering checks on all potential buyers, and we take this responsibility very seriously. In line with HMRC guidelines, our trusted partner, Coadjute, will securely manage these checks on our behalf. A non-refundable fee of £45 + VAT per person (£120 + VAT if purchasing via a registered company) will apply for these checks, and Coadjute will handle the payment for this service. These anti-money laundering checks must be completed before we can send the memorandum of sale. Please contact the office if you have any questions in relation to this.

Tenure: Freehold

Agent Details

AshdownJones, The Lakes and Lune Valley

01539 885290

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