Wordsworth Street, Penrith

A characterful four-bedroom red sandstone terraced house on Wordsworth Street, Penrith, set within the sought-after Penrith New Streets Conservation Area. Arranged over four floors with a gross internal area of approximately 173 sq m / 1,860 sq ft, the property retains lovely period features — Gothic-arched stone doorway, stained-glass effect fanlight, decorative eaves and tall sash windows — combined with bright, well-proportioned family accommodation, a private rear garden, and a useful cellar for storage.

Lower Floor - Approx. 53 sq m / 572 sq ft. The heart of the home — a fantastic kitchen diner (4.41m x 4.43m) with a generous central island, painted country-style cabinetry and warm tiled flooring, perfect for cooking, entertaining and everyday family life, with a stable-style door opening straight out to the garden. Alongside sits a handy conservatory/utility room (2.46m x 2.48m) for all the laundry and boot-room clutter, plus a brilliant cellar/store (3.30m x 3.85m) offering scope for a wine store, gym, or serious storage, and a separate WC for convenience.

Kitchen Diner - 4.41 x 4.43 (14'5" x 14'6") -

Dining Room - 2.23 x 3.20 (7'3" x 10'5") -

Cellar/Store - 3.30 x 3.85 (10'9" x 12'7") -

W.C -

Conservatory/Utility - 2.46 x 2.48 (8'0" x 8'1") -

Ground Floor - Approx. 52 sq m / 555 sq ft. Step through the striking Gothic-arched front door into a welcoming hallway, its stained-glass effect fanlight scattering colour across pretty patterned tiles. The lounge (3.68m x 4.45m) is a real showstopper — a bold feature wall, crackling wood-burner and tall sash window make this a room to curl up in. A dedicated study (2.29m x 3.26m) sits to the rear, ideal for working from home, while bedroom 2 (3.52m x 3.79m) completes this floor, offering handy flexibility as a ground-floor bedroom or snug.

Lounge - 3.68 x 4.45 (12'0" x 14'7") -

Study - 2.29 x 3.26 (7'6" x 10'8") -

Bedroom Two - 3.52 x 3.79 (11'6" x 12'5") -

Hallway/Landing - 0.95 x 3.79 (3'1" x 12'5") -

Porch -

First Floor - Approx. 39 sq m / 419 sq ft. A peaceful retreat, with the principal bedroom (4.56m x 3.90m) offering a lovely light-filled space to relax, served by a smart family bathroom (2.71m x 3.57m). The half-landing, filled with light from the stairwell window, is a charming spot the current owners have turned into a family photo gallery.

Principal Bedroom - 4.56 x 3.90 (14'11" x 12'9") -

Landing - 1.77 x 3.59 (5'9" x 11'9") -

Bathroom - 2.71 x 3.57 (8'10" x 11'8") -

Second Floor - Approx. 29 sq m / 314 sq ft. Tucked under the eaves, two further bedrooms make a great kids' zone or guest space — bedroom 3 (4.62m x 2.90m) and bedroom 4 (4.49m x 2.54m) — both full of character, with some cosy sloped-ceiling areas where head height dips below 1.5m.

Bedroom Three - 4.62 x 2.90 (15'1" x 9'6") -

Bedroom Four - 4.49 x 2.54 (14'8" x 8'3") -

Outside - To the rear, the house opens onto a private, well-established garden enclosed by traditional sandstone walling — a real sun-trap with a paved and gravel patio area, a pergola-style arch, and mature planting including shrubs, climbers and potted specimens, creating a leafy, sheltered outdoor space. The property benefits from a lean-to/conservatory-utility area at the rear connecting kitchen to garden. To the front, a neat box-hedged front garden sits behind ornamental cast-iron railings and a sandstone boundary wall, with twin Gothic-arched doorways giving the terrace real street presence.

Services - Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas. Parking requires permits, of which two can be applied for by the local council.

Location - 50 Wordsworth Street sits within the Penrith New Streets Conservation Area, designated in 1992. This is a residential pocket to the north-east of Penrith town centre, where the streets climb towards Beacon Edge. The area is characterised by 19th and 20th century housing ranging from tightly knit terraces to larger semi-detached and detached villas, mostly built of red sandstone under pitched natural slate roofs, with elegant architectural detailing such as arched doorways, bay windows, stone mullions and decorative eaves. It's a short, level walk into Penrith town centre for shops, cafés and the mainline railway station (West Coast Main Line, with links to Carlisle, Lancaster and beyond), and within easy reach of the M6 and the Lake District and Eden Valley countryside.

Please Note - These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate, are set out for guidance only and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract - intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. No person in the employment of Lakes Estates has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation to the property. All mention of appliances / fixtures and fittings in these details have not been tested and therefore cannot be guaranteed to be in working order.

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