Commercial property for sale in Cumbria

The current owners acquired Rosemount Guest House in 2008 and over the next few years embarked on a complete refurbishment programme, upgrading the bedrooms and en suite bathrooms, fully re-wired and re-styling the public areas.

• Breakfast/coffee concierge
• Kitchen
• Lounge

Bright entrance hall and reception desk with many original features. Main breakfast room, usually set for 8, having a delightful bay window, a multi-fuel stove set in a feature surround and original fitted cupboard and cornice. Conservatory used as a breakfast room usually set for 8 and with delightful views out over the village.

• Pool
• Restaurant
• Breakfast/coffee concierge
• Kitchen
• Energy Performance Rating - E

The subject property is a substantial city centre site located towards the northern end of the pedestrianised Scotch Street and it borders with West Tower Street to the north, Market Street to the west and Fisher Street to the south.

• Property manager on site
• Security system

The Castle Inn Hotel is located in the sought-after Lake District National Park. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a premier tourist destination covering over 500,000 acres and attracted over 19.7 million visitors in 2017.

The property comprises a mid Terraced two storey premises which comprises of ground floor retail area behind full width glazed frontage which has been fitted out to a high standard and is fully air conditioned. The first floor provides storage and staff facilities.

• Restaurant
• Security system
• Energy Performance Rating - E
• Roller shutters
• Storage space

Brackenrigg occupies a superb elevated position on the road between Pooley Bridge and Glenridding, giving it wonderful, breath-taking views out across Ullswater and the fells beyond. Believed originally to have been built as a coaching inn with its beautiful bay window frontage added during Victorian times.

• Restaurant
• Waterfront

• Secure storage

The property comprises a semi-detached two storey Grade II Listed stone building with part painted and rendered elevations. To the rear, there is a modern extension to incorporate a first floor dining area with a decked balcony. Externally, there is a trading area, enclosed patio with seating to the rear of the property and parking.

A traditional end of terrace building under a tiled pitched roof having a single storey flat roof extension to the rear. The ground floor has a good display window over Finkle Street with split level retailing and staff ancillary to the rear. The upper floors provide additional retailing accommodation with an office under eaves on the second floor.

• 24 hour access
• Security system
• Energy Performance Rating - C

The property comprises of one shop currently let as a hair salon and two other commercial units sold off on long lease for peppercorn rents, which includes a ground floor cafe and upper floor office space. The shop is at present let to S. McCabe for a term of 5 years from 3rd April 2019 at a current rent of £7,000 per annum.

• Storage space

• Kitchen
• Energy Performance Rating - C

Fairfield House occupies a superb position on Brantfell Road, high above Bowness yet only a few minutes from the centre of this delightful village. Built in 1830 as a wedding gift by the Garnett family for their son, the house was extended in 1970.

• Security system

Built in 1860 by a wealthy local landowner who lived in the adjacent house, the property was originally built for his daughter at a time when he owned all of the land down as far as the lake. Being such a spacious house, it lent itself to becoming a guest house and was originally called Cherry Garth.

• Restaurant
• Security system
• Storage space

The property is located within Mintsfeet Industrial Estate, which is an established trade counter destination within Kendal, Cumbria. Mintsfeet Industrial Estate can be accessed via Shap Road (A6), with Castle Green Road and the A684 providing access to Junction 37 of the M6.

• Roller shutters

Glorious 6 bedroom guest house (4 Star Gold Award) in prime Lakeland village location overlooking park Occupying a superb position overlooking a pretty park on the fringe of Bowness Village, Beechwood was originally built as a spacious home for a local doctor and retains many of the lovely period features and fittings.