
Sevenoakes, Culgaith, Penrith, CA10

- PROPERTY TYPE
Country House
- BEDROOMS
6
- BATHROOMS
3
- SIZE
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- TENUREDescribes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page.
Freehold
Key features
- Six Bedroom Georgian Country House In Culgaith - Close To UNESCO National Parks
- Two Acre Plot With Additional Two Acres Available For Purchase - Perfect For Equestrian Or Horticultural Endeavours
- Very Grand Reception Rooms With Far Reaching Vistas Of The Pennines & Surrounding Land
- Long Meandering Driveway, Plenty Of Parking, Garaging For Multiple Vehicles
- Adjoining Barn Offers Superb Potential For Development Or Indeed Offers Excellent Storage Capability
- Encapsulating Gardens With A Mix Of Manicured Lawns & Patios
- Miele Fitted Modern Kitchen, Utility Room & Cellar Storage Available
Description
There are houses that simply provide space, and there are houses that provide a life. Sevenoakes, standing proudly at the end of a long, sweeping driveway behind secure electric gates, is without doubt the latter. Set within its own two-acre plot, framed by sweeping lawns and with views that stretch across to the Pennines, this is a home with presence, heritage and a soul. It is a place where families have grown, gathered and celebrated for generations, and where every corner of its nearly 6,000 sq. ft. of space invites you to imagine your own story unfolding.
From the very first step inside, Sevenoakes gives you a sense of scale and occasion. The entrance hall opens into a sequence of grand rooms, each one offering a different kind of charm. The turreted reception room — dramatic yet welcoming — has played host to family Christmases, elegant evenings and quiet winter afternoons by the fire. The dining room has echoed with laughter over dinner parties and Sunday roasts alike, while the piano room and study provide more intimate spaces to work, relax or make music. Children have played freely in the vast billiard room, and gatherings of friends have spilled from here into the heart of the home: the magnificent Miele kitchen.
This is not just a kitchen, but a hub of family life. With its sleek, high-specification design and integrated appliances, it makes everyday cooking a pleasure. Yet it is the space it provides that makes it so special. Open-plan to a generous dining and sitting area, it has hosted birthday breakfasts, homework sessions at the table, and long, easy evenings where food, conversation and laughter blend into one.
Upstairs, the accommodation is both generous and practical. The principal bedroom is a true retreat, complete with its own en-suite, offering privacy and indulgence at the end of each day. Three further bedrooms provide space for children, guests or flexible use, all served by a large and well-appointed family bathroom designed to meet the demands of modern family life. Ascend further, and two additional rooms are currently used for storage — but here lies an exciting opportunity. With their elevated position, these spaces could be transformed into wonderful additional bedrooms, waking up each morning to the extraordinary, far-reaching views of the Pennines. The lower-ground basement adds even more versatility: a space ready to become a gym, wine cellar, playroom or cinema room, depending on your family’s needs.
Practicality is woven seamlessly into the fabric of Sevenoakes. A double garage provides ample space for vehicles, complemented by an EV charger for modern living. The adjoining barn, currently serving as storage, offers tantalising potential: it could be converted into a self-contained annexe for extended family, staff accommodation, or even a beautiful guesthouse, subject to consents.
Yet the magic of Sevenoakes truly comes alive outdoors. The gardens extend to two acres, with manicured lawns, mature trees and views that shift with the seasons — from golden sunsets over the Pennines to frosty winter mornings that sparkle in the light. Children can run freely and safely here, creating adventures in every corner, while adults can entertain in style on summer evenings, with the landscape as a breathtaking backdrop. And for those who dream of even more, an additional two-acre plot is available separately — perfect for equestrian use, paddocks, or simply more land to enjoy.
The setting of Sevenoakes is as special as the house itself. Nestled in the charming village of Culgaith, you enjoy the peace and privacy of a rural community, yet are just a short drive from Penrith with its shops, schools and mainline rail connections. From here, London and Edinburgh are within easy reach. To the west lies the Lake District National Park, with its fells, lakes and world-class walking, while to the east are the dramatic Pennines — landscapes that invite exploration, adventure and discovery.
Sevenoakes is more than an impressive house: it is a family home in the truest sense. It has been loved and cherished for decades, and now awaits a new chapter. It is a place where children can grow up with space and freedom, where friends and family can gather in comfort and style, and where every day feels enriched by the beauty of its surroundings. To live here is to embrace a lifestyle of grandeur, warmth and possibility — and to create memories in a home that will stay with you for a lifetime.
Local Information
Culgaith is a charming and picturesque village just six miles east of Penrith, nestled in the beautiful Eden Valley with sweeping views across the countryside and towards the dramatic Pennine fells. Steeped in history and character, the village centres around its 18th-century All Saints Church and offers a warm sense of community with a handful of welcoming amenities, including a traditional country pub, a cosy tearoom, and a friendly primary school. Tree-lined lanes, stone cottages and open fields create an idyllic setting, perfect for those who dream of rural living without sacrificing convenience, with Penrith’s shops, schools and transport links just a short drive away. Walkers and nature lovers are spoilt for choice, with riverside paths, unspoilt footpaths and the nearby National Trust estate at Acorn Bank all on the doorstep. With its blend of peace, charm and accessibility, Culgaith offers not just a place to live, but a lifestyle rooted in community, scenery and the timeles...
General Information
Council Tax Band G - Westmorland & Furness
EPC - E
Oil Fired/LPG Central Heating - Part underfloor heating
Freehold
Mains Electricity
Mains Drainage
Parcel of land by separate negotiation - please contact the office for further information.
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- PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
- Yes
- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Yes
- ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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