5 Bedroom Terraced House

Big, Bay Fronted And Beautiful - Packed With Character, Space And A Few Nice Surprises. From characterful corbels to five double bedrooms, three bathrooms and a private garden - this is seriously stylish space, and so handy for the shops, schools and shore.

Some homes have a presence that you feel even before you’ve crossed the threshold. This one certainly does. Maybe it’s the proud bay front, the period detailing or the sense that there’s far more here than first meets the eye.

You’ll see the unique sense of style the second you step into the hallway. The modern grey colour scheme provides a contemporary contrast to the intricate period features, such as the ornate ceiling coving, the traditional wainscoting, dado rail and the classic wooden newel post on the staircase.

That blend of old and new continues through the open-plan lounge and dining room, where the standout feature has to be the dramatic and ornate corbels that frame the space. Whether you're hosting or relaxing, the layout feels sociable and spacious – with French doors at the back bringing in the light and leading straight out to the garden.

The kitchen diner is equally impressive – smart, stylish and full of room to cook, eat and catch up over tea. There’s a decorative inglenook fireplace that adds a real sense of historic charm, and plenty of storage to keep things neat and practical.

Upstairs, the first floor has three double bedrooms – one currently used as a craft room – along with a gorgeous four-piece family bathroom and an extra WC.

The bathroom is a blend of old and new, with traditional mosaic tiles and a clawfoot rolltop bath contrasting to the modern shower cubicle and rainfall shower. 

The main bedroom is another standout, thanks to the gorgeous bay window and handy ensuite shower room.

The top floor offers even more flexibility, with two further double bedrooms and a small, neat shower room tucked away. 

Outside, the garden is low maintenance (a mix of paved patio and artificial turf) with plenty of space to play or just kick back and relax. There’s even a proper outbuilding that’s spot-on for a workshop or just extra storage.

The popular Beckstone Primary school (rated “Good” by Ofsted) is less than a 10 minute walk away, near to the pharmacy, butcher and Morrison’s Daily.

And you only need to walk a little further to catch the sunsets at the Marina or catch a train for the 10 minute journey up to Workington. 

If you’re a large family looking for more than just square footage – something with personality, practicality and real potential – this could be just the one.