A Victorian end-terrace house with its own woodland has been listed in Whitehaven for £350,000.
The seven double bedroom house boasts a back garden measuring almost three-quarters of an acre with a "small woodland" attached.
Priced at £350k, the Back Corkickle property spans three floors and “offers a unique blend of space, style and charm,” according to the listing.
A separate dining room with plenty of light (Image: Mark Buchanan)
One of the main features highlighted is the garden, described as “sprawling” and including a small woodland, a substantial lawn, and a patio.
The outdoor area could “benefit from a little TLC,” but the listing states it has “something for everyone”.
Set back from the road with high box hedges at the south-facing front, the home is within walking distance of Whitehaven town centre and nearby amenities.
A plush sitting room at the house (Image: Mark Buchanan)
Corkickle station is stated to be less than ten minutes away on foot, with train links to Carlisle, Barrow, Windermere, Preston, and Manchester Airport.
Inside, the house is described as “full of gorgeous period features”, including high ceilings, ornate fireplaces, and large traditional sash windows. The listing notes that the house is “in great condition—ready for you to move in”.
The ground floor comprises an open-plan living and dining room. There is a separate, smaller reception room, suggested as suitable for use as a home office, playroom, or snug.
A beautiful bedroom at the house (Image: Mark Buchanan)
The kitchen is fitted in a traditional country style, featuring a central island and Belfast sink, with a separate utility room.
Bedrooms are spread across the upper two floors, with four on the top floor and three on the first.
There is a “gorgeous four piece family bathroom” that doubles as an ensuite to one bedroom, along with an additional smaller bathroom located on the half landing.
A spacious garden including a small woodland area (Image: Mark Buchanan)
The listing suggests there is “plenty of space for children, guests or hobbies” given the quantity of bedrooms and reception rooms.
It describes the property as “perfect for a modern family looking for a timeless and tasteful home”.
Transport links include a bus stop opposite the house. On street parking is available further up the road, and there may be potential for arranging parking at the Chase Hotel opposite, subject to agreement.
The kitchen at the Victorian residence (Image: Mark Buchanan)
There is no driveway currently, but the possibility of adding one to the front is mentioned, subject to planning permission.
Bridges Retail Park is located between the property and the town centre, offering supermarkets and other shops.
The listing says this property is “homely and welcoming”, blending modern updates with Victorian features.
Check out the Back Corkickle bathroom (Image: Mark Buchanan)
Interested parties seeking more information, or looking to arrange a property viewing, are urged to contact Mark Buchanan on 01900 878350.
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