£300,000
6 bed semi-detached house for saleSouth Road, Kirkby Stephen CA17
6 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Vacant possesion six bedroom edwardian residence
Charming And Established Garden To Rear
Outhouses To Rear Of Garden
Divorced Garage Could Serve As Private Parking For The Property
Three Generous Reception Rooms
Stunning Wooden Hexagonal Sunroom From Kitchen
Soaring Ceilings And A Wealth Of Original Features
Mature Planred Gardne To Front Aspect Surrounded By Box Hedging
Close To All Local Amenities
Opportunity To Add Value With Cosmetic Upgrades
Cleveland House, 32 South Road, Kirkby Stephen
A distinguished Edwardian residence of remarkable scale and character, Cleveland House combines timeless period features with versatile accommodation and enchanting gardens. A rare opportunity to stamp one’s own style on a grand property with cosmetic upgrades.
First Impressions
Set back from the road behind a low red-brick wall topped with wrought ironwork and a neat privet hedge, the approach to Cleveland House immediately conveys elegance and privacy. Handsome sandstone gate pillars mark the entrance, framing the view of the fine Edwardian façade. Intricate stonework, a striking square bay and the original sage-green front door with leaded stained glass, all beneath an ornate arched surround, provide a glimpse of the architectural splendour within.
The roof line shows the extensive works which were carried out in 2014 to improve the property and to bring the house to code.
Step into the entrance porch, where the cushioned vinyl tile effect floor sets the tone; practical yet beautiful, a first hint of the home’s balance of utility and style.
Welcome home to Cleavland House...
Ground Floor
The welcoming hallway is a showcase of Edwardian craft, with detailed cornicing and an elegant staircase rising gracefully to the upper floors. To the right, the formal lounge is bathed in light from its square bay window and finished with decorative panelling. A newly installed log-burning stove, set upon a sandstone hearth with oak lintel, brings a contemporary touch to a traditional setting.
A second reception room mirrors these proportions and is centred around an original open fireplace, offering flexibility as a formal dining room, additional sitting room or even a library. Both reception rooms face east, their tall windows filling the spaces with morning light and enhancing the sense of volume created by the high ceilings.
Practicality has not been overlooked. A downstairs WC, wet room with shower, and a utility room with garden access add to the home’s convenience. The kitchen combines modern functionality with period charm, fitted with sleek gloss cabinetry, soft-close drawers and a Cook & Lewis extractor above bevelled metro tiling. A traditional wooden press and pantry-style cupboard retain the property’s character, blending the new with the old.
To the rear, a stunning hexagonal garden room, added in 2021 at a cost of £20,000, extends the living space. Constructed in timber and glass, this versatile room offers a tranquil spot for dining with garden views, working from home in peace, or simply enjoying a morning coffee or yoga session surrounded by nature.
First Floor
The staircase, with its carved newel post, white spindles and polished timber handrail, rises to a bright landing, where a large west-facing window floods the space with Cumbrian light. Three double bedrooms are found on this level, each with soaring ceilings, deep skirting boards and generously sized windows. Their proportions would easily lend themselves to the creation of en suite bathrooms, further enhancing the home’s appeal for modern family living. The family bathroom, with bath, WC, pedestal basin and mirrored cabinets, also houses the hot water system.
Second Floor
Accessed behind a doorway, the upper level would have been the servants’ quarters to this Gentleman’s residence, and is reached via an additional staircase which then reveals three further bedrooms tucked beneath characterful painted beams. The largest bedroom enjoys elevated views across the fells, and offers the potential to create a superb principal suite with en-suite facilities, subject to requirements. This floor gives the property the flexibility to suit larger families, visiting guests or even the possibility of a self-contained area.
Gardens and Outbuildings
The walled rear garden is a true sanctuary, enclosed for privacy and thoughtfully landscaped to provide year-round beauty. Manicured lawns, mature planting, seasonal flowers and drystone features all combine to create a space of tranquillity. A pond and water feature add to the sense of calm, while sandstone-paved patios provide inviting seating areas for entertaining or quiet relaxation.
A side gate offers access to the front of the property, while a rear gate opens onto a peaceful lane that leads to open fields, giving the garden a rural outlook and spectacular sunset views.
Adding to the charm, three sandstone outbuildings with power and light are arranged like a row of fairy-tale cottages. These versatile spaces are in need of some repair but could serve as workshops or studios, or, subject to the necessary permissions, be converted into a dwelling for a dependant relative or developed as holiday accommodation.
To the front, a tiered rockery garden provides an attractive setting, though the immediate frontage is not suited to parking. Instead, a garage opposite the property, with right of access, offers secure off-road parking for one vehicle, potentially two if removed and the ground laid with hardcore. On road parking is also readily available
Summary
Cleveland House is a residence of stature and distinction, offering six bedrooms, three reception rooms and versatile accommodation across three floors. Its wealth of original features, complemented by some sensitive modern improvements, create a home that is as practical as it is beautiful. The landscaped walled garden, fairy-tale outbuildings and enviable South Road address combine to make this a rare opportunity to acquire an impressive period property in the beautiful town of Kirkby Stephen.
Location, Location, Location
Bustling Kirkby Stephen is renowned for its friendly community, scenic beauty, and access to outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and exploring the nearby Yorkshire Dales National Park, and The Lake District National Park. Local shops, schools, and healthcare facilities are within easy reach, ensuring a convenient lifestyle.
A plethora of micro pubs have sprung up in the area along with mouth-watering offerings from local delicatessens, artisan shops, cafes and bars.
A short drive will take you into the Yorkshire Dales National Park, to the east, the Pennine way and further afield, the shores of Lake Ullswater are a mere 35minute drive. Making Kirkby Stephen the goldilocks zone for all outdoor activities and a walker's paradise
All The Extras
Cleveland House connected to mains drains, mains gas, water and electricity.
Disclaimer
These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. No person in this firm's employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property. It is not company policy to test any services or appliances in properties offered for sale and these should be verified on survey by prospective purchasers
Kitchen (5.00m x 3.90m, 16'4" x 12'9")
Living Room/Dining Room (4.00m x 3.90m, 13'1" x 12'9")
Living Room (5.00m x 3.40m, 16'4" x 11'1")
Downstairs WC (1.80m x 1.70m, 5'10" x 5'6")
Downstairs Wet Room (1.20m x 1.00m, 3'11" x 3'3")
Bedroom One (4.00m x 3.80m, 13'1" x 12'5")
Bedroom Two (4.00m x 3.40m, 13'1" x 11'1")
Bedroom Three (3.30m x 2.90m, 10'9" x 9'6")
Family Bathroom (2.60m x 2.50m, 8'6" x 8'2")
Bedroom Four (4.10m x 3.80m, 13'5" x 12'5")
Bedroom Five (3.40m x 2.90m, 11'1" x 9'6")
Bedroom Six (3.40m x 2.80m, 11'1" x 9'2")
A distinguished Edwardian residence of remarkable scale and character, Cleveland House combines timeless period features with versatile accommodation and enchanting gardens. A rare opportunity to stamp one’s own style on a grand property with cosmetic upgrades.
First Impressions
Set back from the road behind a low red-brick wall topped with wrought ironwork and a neat privet hedge, the approach to Cleveland House immediately conveys elegance and privacy. Handsome sandstone gate pillars mark the entrance, framing the view of the fine Edwardian façade. Intricate stonework, a striking square bay and the original sage-green front door with leaded stained glass, all beneath an ornate arched surround, provide a glimpse of the architectural splendour within.
The roof line shows the extensive works which were carried out in 2014 to improve the property and to bring the house to code.
Step into the entrance porch, where the cushioned vinyl tile effect floor sets the tone; practical yet beautiful, a first hint of the home’s balance of utility and style.
Welcome home to Cleavland House...
Ground Floor
The welcoming hallway is a showcase of Edwardian craft, with detailed cornicing and an elegant staircase rising gracefully to the upper floors. To the right, the formal lounge is bathed in light from its square bay window and finished with decorative panelling. A newly installed log-burning stove, set upon a sandstone hearth with oak lintel, brings a contemporary touch to a traditional setting.
A second reception room mirrors these proportions and is centred around an original open fireplace, offering flexibility as a formal dining room, additional sitting room or even a library. Both reception rooms face east, their tall windows filling the spaces with morning light and enhancing the sense of volume created by the high ceilings.
Practicality has not been overlooked. A downstairs WC, wet room with shower, and a utility room with garden access add to the home’s convenience. The kitchen combines modern functionality with period charm, fitted with sleek gloss cabinetry, soft-close drawers and a Cook & Lewis extractor above bevelled metro tiling. A traditional wooden press and pantry-style cupboard retain the property’s character, blending the new with the old.
To the rear, a stunning hexagonal garden room, added in 2021 at a cost of £20,000, extends the living space. Constructed in timber and glass, this versatile room offers a tranquil spot for dining with garden views, working from home in peace, or simply enjoying a morning coffee or yoga session surrounded by nature.
First Floor
The staircase, with its carved newel post, white spindles and polished timber handrail, rises to a bright landing, where a large west-facing window floods the space with Cumbrian light. Three double bedrooms are found on this level, each with soaring ceilings, deep skirting boards and generously sized windows. Their proportions would easily lend themselves to the creation of en suite bathrooms, further enhancing the home’s appeal for modern family living. The family bathroom, with bath, WC, pedestal basin and mirrored cabinets, also houses the hot water system.
Second Floor
Accessed behind a doorway, the upper level would have been the servants’ quarters to this Gentleman’s residence, and is reached via an additional staircase which then reveals three further bedrooms tucked beneath characterful painted beams. The largest bedroom enjoys elevated views across the fells, and offers the potential to create a superb principal suite with en-suite facilities, subject to requirements. This floor gives the property the flexibility to suit larger families, visiting guests or even the possibility of a self-contained area.
Gardens and Outbuildings
The walled rear garden is a true sanctuary, enclosed for privacy and thoughtfully landscaped to provide year-round beauty. Manicured lawns, mature planting, seasonal flowers and drystone features all combine to create a space of tranquillity. A pond and water feature add to the sense of calm, while sandstone-paved patios provide inviting seating areas for entertaining or quiet relaxation.
A side gate offers access to the front of the property, while a rear gate opens onto a peaceful lane that leads to open fields, giving the garden a rural outlook and spectacular sunset views.
Adding to the charm, three sandstone outbuildings with power and light are arranged like a row of fairy-tale cottages. These versatile spaces are in need of some repair but could serve as workshops or studios, or, subject to the necessary permissions, be converted into a dwelling for a dependant relative or developed as holiday accommodation.
To the front, a tiered rockery garden provides an attractive setting, though the immediate frontage is not suited to parking. Instead, a garage opposite the property, with right of access, offers secure off-road parking for one vehicle, potentially two if removed and the ground laid with hardcore. On road parking is also readily available
Summary
Cleveland House is a residence of stature and distinction, offering six bedrooms, three reception rooms and versatile accommodation across three floors. Its wealth of original features, complemented by some sensitive modern improvements, create a home that is as practical as it is beautiful. The landscaped walled garden, fairy-tale outbuildings and enviable South Road address combine to make this a rare opportunity to acquire an impressive period property in the beautiful town of Kirkby Stephen.
Location, Location, Location
Bustling Kirkby Stephen is renowned for its friendly community, scenic beauty, and access to outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and exploring the nearby Yorkshire Dales National Park, and The Lake District National Park. Local shops, schools, and healthcare facilities are within easy reach, ensuring a convenient lifestyle.
A plethora of micro pubs have sprung up in the area along with mouth-watering offerings from local delicatessens, artisan shops, cafes and bars.
A short drive will take you into the Yorkshire Dales National Park, to the east, the Pennine way and further afield, the shores of Lake Ullswater are a mere 35minute drive. Making Kirkby Stephen the goldilocks zone for all outdoor activities and a walker's paradise
All The Extras
Cleveland House connected to mains drains, mains gas, water and electricity.
Disclaimer
These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. No person in this firm's employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property. It is not company policy to test any services or appliances in properties offered for sale and these should be verified on survey by prospective purchasers
Kitchen (5.00m x 3.90m, 16'4" x 12'9")
Living Room/Dining Room (4.00m x 3.90m, 13'1" x 12'9")
Living Room (5.00m x 3.40m, 16'4" x 11'1")
Downstairs WC (1.80m x 1.70m, 5'10" x 5'6")
Downstairs Wet Room (1.20m x 1.00m, 3'11" x 3'3")
Bedroom One (4.00m x 3.80m, 13'1" x 12'5")
Bedroom Two (4.00m x 3.40m, 13'1" x 11'1")
Bedroom Three (3.30m x 2.90m, 10'9" x 9'6")
Family Bathroom (2.60m x 2.50m, 8'6" x 8'2")
Bedroom Four (4.10m x 3.80m, 13'5" x 12'5")
Bedroom Five (3.40m x 2.90m, 11'1" x 9'6")
Bedroom Six (3.40m x 2.80m, 11'1" x 9'2")
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