Ingmire Hall, Sedbergh, LA10

Most People Only Escape To A Historic Country Estate For The Weekend – You Get To Call It Home.

This exceptional 3-bed residence offers luxurious interiors, a private roof terrace and 13 acres of breath taking grounds – all just 4 miles from the M6.

Set within the grounds of Ingmire Hall, a Grade II listed 16th-century country house, The Wing is part of an exclusive collection of 13 homes that share this truly special setting.

The hall itself has evolved over centuries, from its Tudor origins to Georgian and Edwardian enhancements, before being meticulously restored following a fire in the 1920’s.

Surrounded by rolling lawns, ornamental water features, woodlands and a tennis court, the estate offers a sense of tranquillity that is rarely found.

History and nature combine to create a peaceful retreat, one that most people only visit for a weekend escape - but here, you can enjoy it every day.

Painstakingly updated by the current owners, The Wing now blends period charm with contemporary design, creating a home that is both stylish and highly functional.

A carefully curated Farrow & Ball colour palette, bespoke joinery, and high-end fittings ensure every detail has been considered.

The ground floor is designed for sociable, open-plan living, with a designer kitchen, dining area and reception room flowing seamlessly together.

Lakeland Kitchens cabinetry, marble worktops, and a full range of NEFF appliances provide an elegant yet practical workspace, while a large breakfast bar makes for relaxed dining.

Brushed brass fittings and an integrated wine store complete the picture.

A contemporary glass-and-oak staircase leads to the first floor, where the principal suite offers a walk-in wardrobe, luxurious bathroom, and direct access to the stunning private roof terrace.

For those who love outdoor entertaining, the roof terrace is a standout feature.

South-facing and sheltered by a bespoke pergola, windproof blinds and a retractable roof panel, it provides an unrivalled space for dining, unwinding or simply enjoying the view - whether that’s on a summer evening with a barbecue or wrapped up under the heaters in winter.

The top floor includes two further double bedrooms, both with en suite bathrooms, plus a versatile box room - ideal as a study, playroom or additional storage space.

Bespoke built-in wardrobes ensure that space is used efficiently, while two boarded lofts provide even more practicality.

Stepping outside, there’s a dedicated parking area for four vehicles, a ground-level seating terrace and a private lawn reserved exclusively for The Wing.

Beyond this, the wider 13-acre estate unfolds - with a tennis court and an ever-changing backdrop of woodland walks, tranquil water features and breath taking views of the Howgill Fells

Despite its secluded setting, The Wing is exceptionally well connected.

The M6 is just four miles away, while Oxenholme station, with its direct West Coast Mainline services to London Euston, Manchester and Scotland, is within easy reach.

The vibrant market town of Sedbergh - just 1.5 miles away - offers a thriving community, independent shops, and a lively weekly market.

Known as England’s Book Town (the others being Hay-on-Wye in Wales and Wigtown in Scotland), it has a distinctive character, with a selection of bookshops, artisan cafés and a strong sense of local life.

Sedbergh School, one of the UK’s most renowned independent schools, provides outstanding educational facilities, which local residents can also benefit from - including access to the school’s swimming pool, sports amenities, and cultural events.

For those craving even more, Kendal is just 10 miles away, providing a wider range of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences

The Lake District National Park is also within easy reach, offering endless opportunities for hiking, sailing, and outdoor adventure.

Despite its period charm, The Wing is designed for effortless modern living.

Full fibre gigabit broadband (1,000 Mbps) provides lightning-fast connectivity, perfect for those who work from home. The property is powered by mains electricity, with a shared private water supply from the estate borehole, and LPG central heating via a Worcester boiler.

A shared estate drainage system ensures reliable services, while good mobile coverage across EE, O2, and Vodafone keeps you connected.

Opportunities like this are few and far between.

If you’ve ever dreamed of waking up in a historic setting, drinking coffee on a private roof terrace, and stepping outside to 13 acres of breath taking parkland, this is your chance.