Holy Trinity House, Northside Road, Northside, Cumberland
North East
£300,000
Listed on 23/10/2026
Listed on 23/10/2026
The listing
Property details
Bedrooms
5Type
DetachedArea
4844 sqftDescription
Holy Trinity House is a substantial historic property in Workington, extending to approximately 4,844 sq ft over two floors. The listing describes five bedrooms and presents the building as a project with scope for renovation and a reworked internal layout. Its scale and existing character offer a starting point for a buyer considering how to adapt the space, subject to establishing what works are required and what changes are feasible.
Workington provides access to shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, services and leisure facilities. The town has a railway station on the Cumbrian Coast Line, local bus services and road connections to nearby towns. The Cumbrian coastline and Lake District landscapes are also within the wider area.
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73out of 100
Grade BGood opportunity
Confidence: MEDIUM
Holy Trinity House combines an unusually large 4,844 sq ft footprint with striking historic character: stone elevations, a tower, arches, timber ceilings and stained glass. At £300,000, the asking price is around £62 per sq ft against a local average of £153, making it a notably cheap entry point for a buyer looking to acquire and shape a distinctive building.
This is a substantial transformation project rather than a cosmetic refresh. Extensive unfinished interiors, exposed framing and wiring, incomplete bathroom work and untidy grounds leave plenty to complete, while the existing kitchen and some conversion work provide a starting point. The £90,000–£200,000 renovation range reflects the scale of the opportunity; the final layout and feasibility should be checked. The building’s roof cannot be closely assessed from the available views.
Key opportunities
- Use the 4,844 sq ft across two floors to develop a considered layout around the large church-like spaces, arches and timber ceilings.
- Restore and showcase the stone architecture, tower and stained-glass windows as defining features of the finished property.
- Complete the visible conversion work and improve the overgrown grounds to give the building a coherent next chapter.
Key risks
- Extensive unfinished areas, exposed wiring and framing, incomplete bathroom fit-out and building materials make this a full-scale programme, with a £90,000–£200,000 works range rather than a cosmetic refresh.
- The roof slopes cannot be closely assessed from the available ground-level views.
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