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£625,000

Lot 1 - East Bridge End Farm, Garsdale, Sedbergh

Land size
7.32 acres
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
2

Key Features

  • Attractive, stone-built farmhouse including four bedrooms, three reception rooms and bathroom.
  • Large area of garden to the back of the house and across the farmyard to the front
  • 7.32 acres including excellent grazing and mowable ground surrounding the property to the riverbank, including three main field enclosures
  • Adjoining range of traditional stone buildings offering potential for extension or development (subject to consents)
  • Steel portal framed lambing shed, redundant pig sheds and useful stone barns and sheds
  • Lot 1 - £625,000

Description

The farmhouse is a delightful, traditional, four-bedroom house built of dressed stone and whitewashed under a pitched slate roof, it provides bright, spacious, and well-presented accommodation.

About 7.32 acres

For sale freehold

Situation - East Bridge End Farm lies in the heart of Garsdale within the Yorkshire Dales National Park about 4 miles east of Sedbergh and within about 9 miles of the M6 at junction 37.

Garsdale Train Station is about 5 miles from the property and provides a direct route to Leeds and Carlisle. OxenholmeTrain Station is in Kendal and is on the West Coast Main Line.

Although there is a small settlement at the hamlet of Garsdale, the nearest town is Sedbergh which provides and extensive range of local artisan shops, convenience stores, boutique shops and services, and there is weekly farmers market on a Wednesday. It also has a doctor’s surgery, post office and banking facilities along with a fuel station and a church. There is also a 9-hole golf course.

Schooling is provided with local Primary and Secondary school and is also the site of a well-known independent boarding school.

The property lies adjacent to the river Clough on its northern boundary and is accessed over a private track and bridge which is owned by a third party. The long sweeping drive into the property has been well-maintained and provides a high degree of seclusion and security.

Description - The farmhouse is a delightful, traditional, four-bedroom house built of dressed stone and whitewashed under a pitched slate roof. It extends to approximately 1,981 sq. ft. and provides bright, spacious, and well-presented accommodation.

It has been farmed by the same family for two generations and has previously been utilised as a dairy farm, a pig fattening farm and most recently as a hill sheep farm. The versatility of the unit is reflected in the range of buildings on offer and the opportunities for further diversifying the rural business remain varied.

The farm is being offered for sale as a whole or in four Lots.

Lot 1 The Farmhouse - The farmhouse is a delightful, traditional, four-bedroom house built of dressed stone and whitewashed under a pitched slate roof. It extends to approximately 1,981 sq. ft. and provides bright, spacious, and well-presented accommodation, comprising:

Ground Floor: Entrance Hall, kitchen, sitting room, dining room, office, snug, utility and bathroom.

First Floor: Landing area, four bedrooms, an ensuite bathroom and family bathroom.

The house adjoins a range of stone buildings currently utilised as part of the farming operation but could easily be used to extend the house if required.

There is a large area of garden to the back of the house and across the farmyard to the front, adding greatly to the amenity of the house.

Lot 1 Land - The farmhouse and buildings are lotted with 7.32 acres including excellent grazing and mowable ground surrounding the property to the riverbank. It includes three main field enclosures and an extensive area of garden and yard.

Lot 1 Farm Buildings - The farm has a diverse range of modern and traditional farm buildings, including a substantial stone-built byer adjoining the farmhouse, a two-storey stone barn complete with dog loft and lean-to and a number of former farrowing sheds. Most of these farm buildings would benefit from upgrading to continue to be used for modern agricultural purposes. They do, however, offer significant scope for conversion, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.

The main building is a modern steel portal frame general purpose shed (90’ x 45’) with concrete block walls with timber side cladding, a fibre cement roof and a part concrete / earth floor. The building is in the southeast corner of the farmyard and is in good condition. It has both electricity and water.

There also remain two timber-built specialist pig buildings in the central yard area and a covered midden which provide useful storage, and an extensive footprint should there be a need for more modern sheds to be erected in future.

Property details

Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
F
Date Posted
2026-03-20

Energy Performance Certificate

Energy Efficiency Rating

Very energy efficient - lower running costs
CurrentPotential
(92+)A
(81-91)B
(69-80)C
(55-68)D
(39-54)E
(21-38)F
(1-20)G
49 E
91 B

Based on UK Energy Performance Certificate standards (EU Directive 2002/91/EC)

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Market Value Analysis

Based on properties with houses in North West England (5+ acres).

This Property£85,383 / acre
Regional Average (5+ acres)£47,497 / acre
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