Beckside, High Harrington, Workington, CA14 5RA

Not Just For Salty Sea Dogs. Landlubbers will also appreciate this Grade II listed, 18th century family home’s potential. Claimed to belong to shipbuilders and sea captains, and one of the oldest houses in High Harrington - and now you can make it your own.

Built in 1733, this unique detached house oozes period character and charm. Now it’s ready for a modern family to move in and make it into a warm and welcoming 21st century home.

The original dwelling was just the front half, it was later extended to create the spacious layout you see today, complete with a distinctive double roof. 

Stepping inside, you’re greeted by gorgeous exposed solid oak beams – a nod to its shipbuilding past. These sturdy beams are the kind that once graced the decks of grand old ships, adding a touch of maritime heritage to everyday life.

Built by shipbuilders and subsequently claimed to be owned by a succession of sea captains, the maritime link is no coincidence – it’s woven into the very fabric of this historic home

The ground floor offers three generous reception rooms, perfect for flexible family living or entertaining. 

Whether you’re hosting a cosy movie night or a lively dinner party, there’s plenty of space to make your own. 

The kitchen / diner will become the social hub and heart of the home, with room for family meals and everyday gatherings. 

Upstairs, you’ll find three large double bedrooms and a huge family bathroom with plenty of scope to be transformed into something luxurious and special.

There’s also a well-placed cupboard off the landing, ideal for storage or even converting into an ensuite.

Outside, the sun-drenched back garden is the perfect spot for lazy summer days, with plenty of room for the kids to play or for eating outside. 

There’s also a handy WC and a storage room – once the coal bunker – accessed from the rear yard.

The double garage provides secure parking and storage, while the communal land at the side offers additional parking and space once used for tethering horses.

Set back from the main road, the house enjoys a quiet, almost rural feel while still being just a couple of minutes from the Brewery House pub and the bus stop, with a regular service to Workington every 15 minutes.

The nearby park (just round the corner) makes it an ideal location for families looking to put down roots in this historic corner of High Harrington.

High Harrington is a really popular village that’s less than 10 minutes drive to the centre of Workington, with the countryside right on your doorstep.

It’s only a 5 minute drive up to the A595 at Lillyhall to do a top up shop in the brand new Spar or get your daily latte fix at Starbucks.

Not a fan of the big chains? Nature lovers can drive east into the National Park and be on the shores of unspoilt Loweswater in less than 25 minutes.

And if you have young children, it’s good to know that the highly rated Beckstone Primary in Harrington is only a 6 minute drive away. 

With no forward chain, it may be a cliché but this really is “a rare opportunity to purchase” a slice of High Harrington history. 

Whether you’re drawn to the home’s maritime past or the future potential of its spacious, versatile rooms, this unique property offers endless possibilities.

Don’t miss your chance to make it your own – call now to arrange a viewing!