This estate, located in the picturesque Lake District, features the historically significant Grade I listed Calgarth Hall set on an elevated site with expansive views over its extensive grounds. The principal residence requires internal modernization to meet contemporary living standards but offers a wealth of space, including six bedrooms and a striking reception room adorned with ornate plasterwork dating back to the late 16th or early 17th century.
The property also includes various secondary structures that present exciting opportunities for transformation; the attached tack room could be repurposed into extra living accommodations pending necessary permissions, while the stables arranged around a courtyard are primed for continued equestrian use or alternative development. Beyond this, several outbuildings currently serve as storage but can be converted into functional spaces with planning approval.
With approximately 300 meters of direct access to the sought-after Lake Windermere shoreline, this estate benefits from a unique feature rarely available on the market. The land itself spans approximately 298 acres, primarily grassland suitable for grazing or agricultural pursuits, with numerous access points and potential for various usages.
Middlerigg House adds further character with its four bedrooms and charming features like original beams and a fireplace; it has been partially rewired but still demands further internal updates. Alongside it sits a detached barn promising potential development possibilities, coupled with an attached stable and garden shed.
Tarn House offers an exceptional degree of privacy directly adjacent to its own lake and surrounded by serene landscapes—a perfect canvas for redevelopment to maximize its scenic views.
Overall, this estate represents an incredible investment opportunity for those looking to revitalize historical properties in a stunning natural setting.
