Savills | Stone Cross Mansion, Daltongate, Ulverston, Cumbria, LA12 7RY | Properties for sale | New Developments for sale
1,057 to 1,870 sq ft(98.20 to 173.73 sq m)
Guide price £325,000 -​ £600,000

Stone Cross MansionDaltongate, Ulverston, Cumbria, LA12 7RY

  • New development
New development
1,057 to 1,870 sq ft (98.20 to 173.73 sq m)
2 - 5Bedrooms
2 - 3Bathrooms
1 - 2Receptions

Key features

  • Virtual Viewing Videos Available
  • Exceptional country house conversion
  • 19 unique apartments
  • Lift access to all floors
  • Spectacular communal space
  • Maintained formal grounds
  • Allocated car parking
  • Ready for immediate occupation
  • Some images digitally dressed

Own your own piece of history with a spectacular apartment in this exceptional country house conversion close to the Lake District National Park by award winning developer Charles Church.

About this property

  • Stone Cross Mansion Apartments is a unique refurbishment of Stone Cross Mansion. A stunning mansion originally built as the family home of the Kennedy family in 1874. Award winning developers Charles Church have painstakingly restored the building, returning it to its former glory whilst internally creating a very special collection of only 19, two and three bedroom apartments.

    Situated within walking distance of the bustling market town of Ulverston and approached by a beautiful tree line drive, Stone Cross Mansion is a Grade II listed building built in limestone to a Gothic/Scottish baronial style. Overlooking beautiful gardens and tree-lined scenery with some apartments having breath-taking panoramic views over Morecambe Bay and the towns most loved landmark; Sir John Barrow Monument on top of Hoad Hill.

    A stunning example of sensitive restoration and conversion with excellent local amenities and facilities Stone Cross Mansion Apartments is the perfect place for you to call home.

    Specification

    With 19 impressive apartments to choose from, all with individual layouts and features, you are sure to find the perfect property to suit your needs.

    Each property features a high quality, individually designed kitchen complete with high end branded appliances including; fridge/freezer, over, electric hob, microwave, dishwasher and wine fridge.

    A centralised, individually metered heating system has been installed offering all properties on demand hot water and central heating. The properties have been wired for the latest SkyQ service and optical fibre broadband connections have been fitted. For security, video entry systems and intruder alarms have been fitted as standard.

    The main entrance hall with its imposing staircase and marble columns has been beautifully appointed to act as a stunning space in which to relax and meet your neighbours.

    Viewing videos available

One of the finest country house conversions we have seen in the North of England.

Jamie AdamProperty agent

Local information

  • Breathtaking Ulverston and beyond
  • Situated just north of Morecambe Bay, the historic market town of Ulverston boasts a number of charming independent local shops and real ale pubs as well as a range of High Street shops and convenience stores. Twice a week there is a market in the centre of town where speciality food and great local organic produce can be found amongst the many stalls dotted along the cobbled streets.
  • The town is famously home of the world's only Laurel & Hardy museum due to Ulverston being the birthplace of Stan Laurel and it's also notable for its cultural events and many festivals, so much so that the town is known locally as the ‘festival town.' These include the International Music Festival, Beer Festival, Comedy Festival amongst others.
  • High above the town on Hold Hill and clearly visible from Stone Cross Mansion stands The Sir John Barrow Monument, built in 1850 as a memorial to the celebrated statement and local resident.
  • The Lake District on your doorstep
  • Ulverston offers many scenic outdoor activities but for those willing to explore a little further afield the jaw dropping and awe-inspiring Lake District National Park beckons, with some of Britain's finest scenery it's picturesque patchwork of lakes, valleys, woodlands and fells makes it one of the best places to keep returning to time and time again.

Additional information

  • EPC Exempt