Sitting on the fringe of Gaitsgill, the farm has significant potential for alternative uses.
Summary- Gaitsgill Farm sits in a sheltered valley set amongst attractive rolling countryside southeast of Dalston and just under 7 miles south of Carlisle. The M6 is approximately 7.2 miles east of the farm for excellent access to the wider road network. The farm includes extensive infrastructure with potential for redevelopment in the direction of a purchaser’s choosing, be that agriculture, equestrian, leisure or residential redevelopment (subject to consents).
Gaitsgill Farm- Gaitsgill Farm is accessed via a short private drive from the centre of the hamlet of Gaitsgill, the farm comprises a substantial historic and attractive farmhouse, extensive range of traditional and modern buildings and various grassland parcels adjoining the River Roe.
Gaitsgill Farmhouse- The farmhouse is an attractive traditional property, rendered under a slate roof, which lies away from the traditional farm buildings to the west of the farmstead with the surrounding grass paddocks this makes for a very peaceful and private setting. The property includes many traditional features such as an impressive inglenook fireplace and exposed beams but requires modernisation and updating.
The ground floor accommodation comprises entrance hallway, kitchen with oil fired AGA, utility, pantry, living room with inglenook fireplace, sitting room and stairs to cellar. To the rear is a boot room with sink and external door. To the first floor are six bedrooms and family bathroom with bath, wash basin and WC. Attached the east of the farmhouse is an outbuilding with stone slate roof, housing the boiler, hot water tanks and a WC.
Lying north and south of the farmhouse are attractive lawned gardens with former orchard area, part enclosed by stone walls. The property benefits from UPVC windows, solar panels and biomass boiler.
Farm Buildings- To the east of the farmhouse is an extensive range of traditional farm buildings, the largest of which is double height with a substantial outshut. These have been traditional hay barns, cow byres and cart houses, latterly used for storage and livestock housing. Attached to the traditional buildings is an expansive range of more modern buildings arranged around a concrete yard. These include loose housing, cubicles, silage clamp and slurry store.
The buildings could be renovated and developed to provide additional residential properties, holiday cottages, office or commercial space (subject to the necessary consents). The buildings are more specifically described in the adjacent table with reference to the building plan.
Land- The farmland extends to approximately 4.5 acres, excluding the farmstead and buildings. The core farmland block sits to the west of the farmstead, divided into three parcels with hedgerows and mature trees adjoining the River Roe. The land is productive grassland on the fringe of the Hamlet. The land is Grade 3 with soils from the ‘Clifton’ series, being slowly permeable, reddish fine and coarse loamy soils. The land is relatively flat, between 70 and 80 metres above sea level.
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