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Knockupworth Hall - Unique name, unique property

25th February 2009 Print
Knockupworth Hall - Unique name, unique property Smiths Gore are pleased to bring to the market Knockupworth Hall, an elegant Grade II Listed Georgian Hall situated close to Carlisle and Hadrian’s Wall, offering well appointed accommodation with adjoining cottage, flexible outbuildings and paddock.

Knockupworth Hall is an attractive five bedroom residence depicting Georgian architecture built during the early 18th century. Currently run as a B&B during the summer months, the property benefits from spacious accommodation and established gardens. A delightful cottage lies to the rear offering modern two bedroom accommodation finished to a high specification. With access to a garden, the cottage is an ideal holiday let.

The properties are accessed by private driveways and are set within mature gardens with a small paddock lying to the south east. To the rear are useful outbuildings, currently utilised as a garage, workshops and games room, there may be potential for development into further holiday accommodation subject to the necessary planning consents.

Situated close to the Hadrian’s Wall Pathway and the River Eden, the properties lie just 1.5 miles west of the border city of Carlisle, near the Carlisle Northern Development Route. Offering excellent schooling and extensive recreational amenities, Carlisle also provides good communications via the M6 and main west coast railway line from London Euston to Glasgow.

Jannike Taylor of Smiths Gore’s Carlisle Office says:

“This is a most attractive property offering spacious accommodation. It has been very well kept and benefits from a small paddock.

“The flexible outbuildings offer great possibility and the cottage is of an exceptional standard.”

Knockupworth Hall is being marketed with a guide price of £535,000.

For more information, log on to Smithsgore.co.uk.

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Knockupworth Hall - Unique name, unique property