Holme Park Hall, Lambrigg, Kendal, LA8

Home
* Historic Georgian hall with records dating back to 1675
* 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
* Striking 1840s Gothic Revival detailing
* Grand staircase, high ceilings and original fireplaces
* Five-room cellar with dedicated wine storage
* Newly roofed and rendered throughout
* Newly created loft with Velux windows and extensive future potential

Services
* Mains electricity and a private water supply
* Biomass boiler and modern heating system
* Private septic tank
* Solar panels and high-speed B4RN broadband
* Good mobile coverage, with most major networks reaching the home

Grounds and Location
* Around 1 acre of south-facing grounds
* Mature gardens and private woodland
* Two patios with a summerhouse and gazebo
* Seasonal waterfall, beck and hidden treehouse
* Large garage and parking for 6+ cars
* Peaceful Lambrigg setting close to the M6 and Oxenholme

Approached along leafy country lanes and tucked discreetly behind gated entrances, this is a home that immediately feels removed from the pace of modern life, while remaining within easy reach of Kendal, Sedbergh and the wider Lake District.

The approach is wonderfully atmospheric. A shared drive winds through the landscape before opening to reveal the striking façade of Holme Park Hall, newly rendered and whitewashed, standing proudly against the backdrop of trees and open skies. Sweeping lawns and mature hedgerows frame the house beautifully, while the elevated position captures changing light throughout the day and long views towards the surrounding fells.

Originally connected to the neighbouring church and once used as a boarding school, the home retains an extraordinary sense of character and provenance. The Elegant proportions, soaring ceilings and original architectural details from the 1840s Gothic Revival Style have been carefully preserved, while thoughtful renovations by the current owners have introduced a more contemporary layer of comfort and style. The result is a home that feels timeless rather than formal, balancing period grandeur with relaxed family living.

Stepping inside, the entrance hall immediately sets the tone. Natural light pours through the impressive Westmorland window beside the exquisite sweeping staircase that serves as the dramatic anchor of the home, framed by rich green heritage walls and illuminated by a magnificent, tiered crystal chandelier. The gracefully curved wooden handrail guides you seamlessly between levels, offering a commanding view of the grand entrance hall below. The scale of the space is striking, yet there is warmth here too, helped by the rich textures, softened tones and carefully chosen finishes that run throughout the house.

The reception rooms each carry their own personality. The summer lounge has recently been transformed with the addition of a bespoke bar, creating an inviting space for evenings with friends or relaxed weekends at home. French doors open directly onto the terrace, allowing the room to spill effortlessly outdoors during the warmer months. The connection between house and garden works beautifully here, particularly alongside the outdoor kitchen and pizza oven area which is nestled around a gazebo, designed with entertaining in mind.

Beyond, the library is both elegant and comfortable. Tall sash windows frame views across the gardens while decorative ceiling mouldings, restored fireplaces and deep-toned woodwork bring a richness and depth to the room. A large wood burner sits within the fireplace, creating a wonderful focal point during the winter months. Built-in shelving and carefully considered lighting add to the sense of refinement without losing the relaxed atmosphere that defines the home.

The kitchen continues this balance between tradition and modern family life. Country-style cabinetry, and original detailing sit comfortably alongside contemporary touches and extensive storage. The recently installed AGA anchors the room beautifully, while the generous proportions create excellent potential for an even larger kitchen-dining arrangement should future owners wish to evolve the space further. Adjoining the kitchen, the formal dining room enjoys lovely outlooks across the surrounding farmland and towards the distant Howgill fells, with another wood burner adding warmth and character.

A separate study offers flexibility for modern living, whether used as a home office, family room or additional reception room. Elsewhere on the ground floor, practical spaces including a utility area, a generous five room cellar which houses the plant room and private water source whilst featuring ample storage and a wine cellar to ensure the house functions as comfortably as it entertains.

The staircase rises to a broad landing that feels almost like another reception room in its own right. From here, the bedrooms unfold, each room enjoying lovely proportions, high ceilings and views across the gardens, woodland or surrounding countryside. The principal suite is particularly impressive. Calmly decorated and beautifully light, the room enjoys dual aspects and a working fireplace, while a freestanding bath positioned beside the window introduces a boutique hotel feel. A newly reconfigured dressing room and en-suite shower room complete the suite, with recent renovations bringing a more luxurious and contemporary finish to the space.

The guest bedroom suites continue the same thoughtful approach. One features rich blue tones, restored original woodwork and working cast iron fireplace, with a recently installed en-suite shower room . Another south-facing bedroom provides an elegant and comfortable sanctuary for family and friends.

Plush carpeting underfoot compliments the natural décor, which is again anchored by a handsome period fireplace and brand new en-suite shower room that remains unused. Throughout the house, the balance between completed renovations and future opportunity feels carefully judged, allowing the next owners scope to continue shaping the home while already enjoying beautifully finished spaces.

A particularly exciting addition is the loft conversion. Newly created staircase access leads into a substantial space filled with natural light from newly installed Velux windows. The possibilities here are extensive. A studio, further bedroom accommodation, a self-contained guest suite or an exceptional principal retreat could all be achieved, subject to requirements. The current owners have already laid the groundwork, creating an incredibly versatile blank canvas within the roofline of the house.

Outside, the grounds are wonderfully atmospheric and feel far larger than expected. Mature woodland stretches beyond the formal gardens, creating a sense of privacy and adventure. Pathways wind through the trees towards hidden seating areas, while children will delight in the tucked-away treehouse nestled among the woodland canopy. A dramatic waterfall feeds a small beck that runs through the grounds during wetter months, adding movement and sound to the landscape, while established planting, including an impressive monkey puzzle tree, gives the gardens year-round texture and maturity.

Despite the peaceful rural setting, Holme Park Hall remains remarkably well connected. Kendal is within easy reach for everyday amenities, independent shops and excellent schooling, while Sedbergh offers a thriving community and access to some of the finest walking and cycling routes in the country. The Lake District National Park lies close by, placing Windermere, Ullswater and countless fell walks within easy reach, while the M6 and Oxenholme station provide convenient links further afield.
Holme Park Hall is a home with genuine presence. Rich in history yet evolving thoughtfully for modern living, it offers elegant Georgian proportions, beautifully restored character and exciting future potential within one of Cumbria's most peaceful and picturesque settings.

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Tenure: Freehold