Loughan-Y-Yeigh, , IM7 2EH

Deanwood are exceptionally proud to bring to the market Loughan Y Yeigh, a remarkable, private Manx stone country house of great historical credence.

Fantastically situated close to Ramsey, astride the Sulby River, in gorgeous sparsely populated sheltered country, Loughan y Yeigh is unique in its charm and beauty; there is much to enthuse prospective purchasers.

Meaning small lake of Geese in Manx the property dates back to 1761, the property was farmer as far back as records go. Latterly it was in the hands of Thomas Corlett (1792- 1861) an advocate and Vicar General. It was he who extended the property turning it into a modal farm of is age; evidence of this can be seen still today by the original timbers that would have housed the Ox driven grindstone, in the grand hexagonal sitting room.

Other imaginatively retained features of note are the Bailiffs House or Butlers Cottage, arched covered carriage entry, many exposed beams, feature staircase and former grain store tower.

It has been a habituated be Gentlemen farmers, until more recent times, when owners such as Sir Basil Parkes, who was owner of the world's largest deep sea trawling company, continuing the fine Manx fishing tradition; it was here that he wrote his book ‘Trawling The Past’.  

The buildings form an enclosed courtyard, with attractive carriage entrance, with more recent additions including a swimming pool, sauna and changing rooms (at one stage it was intended to be a country club). Further additions bring the stunning gardens in, with a long sun Loggia reminiscent of famous Italian gardens, also a very practical conservatory excellent for entertaining, off the kitchen and dining room.

A handsome property in its own right, the 5 acre formal grounds have been a passion for the present owner, the photos of which, say a 1000 words. He has introduced many plants and trees from around the world and tended well the walled vegetable gardens, enclosed orchard, glorious rose and flowerbeds, offering a level of self-sufficiency and symphony of colour throughout the seasons. Additionally, the property retains a further 15 acres of biodiverse meadows; making for a property that would suit many uses and hobbies. Modernity has also reached the property, with Solar panels which heat the swimming pool.

A totally private standalone ‘oasis’, the property access down a long-gravelled driveway from the Garey ford, along a delightfully tranquil river frontage; evoking memories of Wind And The Willows. Within the grounds are summerhouses, greenhouses, as well as a double standalone garage; just off the turning area. In total there are 4 garage ideal for those who collect vintage cars, motorbikes and machinery.    

The accommodation comprises: - Loggia, 5 ensuite bedrooms, 5 reception rooms, Kitchen, dining room, conservatory, 2 bedroom separate courtyard cottage, indoor swimming pool, sauna and changing areas.

To view this unique offering first hand, please do make contact with the Ramsey Office, so to truly experience the privacy and solitude the property provides.

uPVC double glazing, modern septic tank, mains services, oil fired central heating.