Main Street, Sedbergh
Offers over £175,000 (Tenant Fees)

95 Main Street presents a unique opportunity for those seeking a renovation project with immense potential. This historic house, offers a blank canvas for creative minds looking to restore it to its former glory or reimagine it entirely.

The property is situated in a prime location, providing easy access to local amenities, picturesque countryside, and the vibrant community that Sedbergh is known for.

Lounge (23' 9" x 14' 9" (7.24m x 4.50m))
The lounge on the ground floor is a generous living space characterised by a large bay window that fills the room with natural light. Its high ceilings and traditional proportions offer ample room to create a comfortable and inviting space

Cellar (23' 10" x 18' 8" (7.27m x 5.68m))
The cellar offers a spacious blank canvas for conversion potential. Divided into four separate spaces, it offers versatility and uniquenss. The cellar connects directly to a bright conservatory, which features classic arched windows.

Bedroom 1 (12' 0" x 11' 11" (3.67m x 3.64m))
Bedroom 1 is a well-sized room with a large sash window. It has original features such as deep window reveals and high ceilings, providing a spacious feel.

Bedroom 2 (14' 9" x 11' 7" (4.50m x 3.54m))
Bedroom 2 is a large double room with an original sash window that allows plenty of daylight and offers views over the neighbouring buildings. The room’s generous proportions make it suitable as a bedroom or flexible workspace.

Office/Bedroom 3 (9' 4" x 6' 4" (2.84m x 1.93m))
The first-floor office is a compact room featuring a window that provides natural light, suitable for a small study or quiet workspace. This space could also be used as an additional single room

Bathroom (11' 10" x 5' 2" (3.61m x 1.58m))
The bathroom on the first floor features original tiling and fixtures including a bath, hand basin, and WC. Natural light filters through a tall sash window, though the room would benefit from modernisation to restore its full potential.

Attic room (23' 9" x 18' 8" (7.24m x 5.68m))
The second-floor room in the roof is a large and airy attic space with exposed beams and multiple skylights filling the room with light. It would be perfect for conversion into a bedroom, studio, or hobby room, with visible structural features adding to its charm.

Hallway
The hallway and landing areas provide access through the house with original features such as high ceilings and wide staircases. With Grade II listed features such as period bannister, and a stained glass window above the front door.