Rockcliffe School, Rockcliffe, Carlisle

The site is broadly rectangular in shape, extends to approximately 2.69 acres (1.08 hectares) and is utilised as undeveloped scrub land. The site comprises two fields which are separated by a mature hedgerow
running through the centre.

The site is made secure by a mix of fences and hedgerows, also accommodating trees along the north and southern boundaries.

The site is bounded by grazing land to the north, an unnamed highway to the east and west, and Rockcliffe Church of England Primary School to the south.

The property is located in the sought after village of Rockcliffe on the outskirts of Carlisle, Cumbria. Rockcliffe is located approximately 4.5 miles north west of Carlisle city centre, 5 miles south east of Gretna and 11 miles west of Brampton. The village of Rockcliffe acts as a gateway
village separating the Scottish border in the north to Carlisle and the Lake District National Park in the south.

Road access to Rockcliffe is provided by Parkhouse Road which, in turn, connects directly onto the M6 (M) via the A689.

Road connections are available via Junction 44 of the M6, offering efficient north–south routes to Penrith, Lancaster, Manchester and Birmingham, as well as onward access to Scotland, including Glasgow and Edinburgh.