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OUTSTANDING AND UNIQUE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY GELT HALL, CASTLE CARROCK, CUMBRIA
OUTSTANDING AND UNIQUE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY, GELT HALL, CASTLE CARROCK, CUMBRIA Background Savills are delighted to bring to the market the unique development opportunity afforded by the Gelt Hall site. The hall and grounds were purchased by the current owners in the early 1960s and it was ran as a county club until the 1970s, at which point it was converted into their family home. Therefore, this is the first time in over 50 years, that Gelt Hall has been available for sale. Gelt Hall and its grounds is located to the centre of the small attractive Cumbrian village of Castle Carrock and the site benefits from Detailed Planning Consent (15/0974). The current owners have worked with their advisory team to create a bespoke housing development opportunity designed to complement the existing hall, which allows for the conversion of the hall into 2 dwellings along with the construction of 6 dwellings in the grounds, as shown on the indicative layout plan within the Data Room. Location and Situation Castle Carrock is a popular settlement located south of the A69, one of the main east/west arterial routes in the north of England. In addition, the M6 motorway is located 21km (13 miles) to the west allowing easy access to Scotland to the north and the Lake District and Lancashire to the south. The village provides a range of facilities including a public house, community hall, primary school and church, with the larger settlement of Brampton, located 6km (4 miles) to the north providing a wider range of services and facilities. The regional hub of Carlisle is located 24km (15 miles) to the west. Local rail services are available at Brampton offering trains throughout the region and allowing access to national rail services via the West Coast mainline at Carlisle.
Domestic and international flights are offered from Newcastle International Airport located 79km (49 miles) to the east. Site Area The site, edged red on the attached plan, extends to 1.195 hectares (2.95 acres). We would advise all interested parties to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of this measurement. Please note that the current driveway to the hall and the proposed new dwellings is owned entirely by Gelt Hall with a right of access over the initial driveway granted to Geltsgarth and White Garth and over part of the driveway to The Clock Tower.
Gelt Hall Gelt Hall’s construction commenced in 1863 by the Watson family and was to be their main residence upon returning to Cumbria from India, where they had made their fortune from the cloth and drapery trade. Although being constructed in the Victoria era, the main hall is typically Georgian in style, with symmetry and proportion being the key design feature. The predominant material is sandstone and the impressive front elevation consists of two matching bay windows, along with a portico made up of 4 Doric columns and a flat topped pediment. To the first floor are 6 matching sash windows, and the property is finished with a hipped end slate roof.
Internally Gelt Hall benefits from numerous features and their retention as part of the conversion would create a unique selling point of the 2 properties. The principle rooms to the ground floor all benefit from oversized skirting boards, picture rails, coving, ceiling roses and sash windows, all believed to be original and the former drawing room houses a striking full height fire surround and over mantel. The main staircase comprises of stone treads and risers, right iron balusters and a wooden handrail with right hand volute newel. To the half landing is a full height picture window enjoying views over the properties gardens to the east.
The hall has already been divided several years ago (as identified on the attached red line plan) and the northern most part of the property now comprises of two dwellings. The first property, The Clock Tower is adjacent to the subject property and is accessed via Gelt Hall’s main driveway. A second property, Shireburn House is the northernmost property and benefits from its own access. Tenure Freehold.
Planning Planning Application, ref: 16/0774, was approved by Carlisle City Council in January 2017 for the conversion of the main hall into 2 dwellings and for the construction of 6 new residential dwellings. Legal Costs Each party will be liable for their own legal costs incurred as a result of the transaction. Viewing The site can be located by following signposts from the A69 to Castle Carrock. This will take you via Brampton on the B6413 and you will enter Castle Carrock from the north. Once within the village Gelt Hall is located on the right hand side, through the original sandstone gate pillars. If access is required onto the site or into the hall itself please contact the agents. Disposal Process Offers are invited for the site as a whole and should take into account the information supplied to support the approved Detailed Planning Consent, which is available from the online Data Room.
The Data Room includes the following information: • • • • • • • • • •
Tree Survey and Schedule Proposed Site Plans Design & Access Statement Proposed Floor Plans Proposed Elevations Drainage Proposals Location Plan Archaeological Assessment Decision Notice Offer Form
Please contact the agents for access to the Data Room. Agent’s Details Savills, 26 Coniscliffe Road, Darlington, DL3 7JX Matthew Bell Matthew Towers Tel: 01325 370431 Tel: 01228 527586 Mob: 07825 893268 Mob: 07733 123904 [email protected] [email protected]
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Ordnance Survey © Crown Copyright 2014. All rights reserved. © Crown Copyright 2014. All rights reserved. Licence number 100022432. Plotted Scale Ordnance Survey Licence number 100022432. Plotted Scale - 1:7500 The plan is published for convenience only. Although thought to be correct its accuracy cannot be guaranteed and it does not The plan is published form part of the contract.
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Darlington office t 01325 370431 [email protected] savills.com
Carlisle office t 01228 527586 [email protected] savills.com
OUTSTANDING AND UNIQUE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY, GELT HALL, CASTLE CARROCK, CUMBRIA Background Savills are delighted to bring to the market the unique development opportunity afforded by the Gelt Hall site. The hall and grounds were purchased by the current owners in the early 1960s and it was ran as a county club until the 1970s, at which point it was converted into their family home. Therefore, this is the first time in over 50 years, that Gelt Hall has been available for sale. Gelt Hall and its grounds is located to the centre of the small attractive Cumbrian village of Castle Carrock and the site benefits from Detailed Planning Consent (15/0974). The current owners have worked with their advisory team to create a bespoke housing development opportunity designed to complement the existing hall, which allows for the conversion of the hall into 2 dwellings along with the construction of 6 dwellings in the grounds, as shown on the indicative layout plan within the Data Room. Location and Situation Castle Carrock is a popular settlement located south of the A69, one of the main east/west arterial routes in the north of England. In addition, the M6 motorway is located 21km (13 miles) to the west allowing easy access to Scotland to the north and the Lake District and Lancashire to the south. The village provides a range of facilities including a public house, community hall, primary school and church, with the larger settlement of Brampton, located 6km (4 miles) to the north providing a wider range of services and facilities. The regional hub of Carlisle is located 24km (15 miles) to the west. Local rail services are available at Brampton offering trains throughout the region and allowing access to national rail services via the West Coast mainline at Carlisle.
Domestic and international flights are offered from Newcastle International Airport located 79km (49 miles) to the east. Site Area The site, edged red on the attached plan, extends to 1.195 hectares (2.95 acres). We would advise all interested parties to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of this measurement. Please note that the current driveway to the hall and the proposed new dwellings is owned entirely by Gelt Hall with a right of access over the initial driveway granted to Geltsgarth and White Garth and over part of the driveway to The Clock Tower.
Gelt Hall Gelt Hall’s construction commenced in 1863 by the Watson family and was to be their main residence upon returning to Cumbria from India, where they had made their fortune from the cloth and drapery trade. Although being constructed in the Victoria era, the main hall is typically Georgian in style, with symmetry and proportion being the key design feature. The predominant material is sandstone and the impressive front elevation consists of two matching bay windows, along with a portico made up of 4 Doric columns and a flat topped pediment. To the first floor are 6 matching sash windows, and the property is finished with a hipped end slate roof.
Internally Gelt Hall benefits from numerous features and their retention as part of the conversion would create a unique selling point of the 2 properties. The principle rooms to the ground floor all benefit from oversized skirting boards, picture rails, coving, ceiling roses and sash windows, all believed to be original and the former drawing room houses a striking full height fire surround and over mantel. The main staircase comprises of stone treads and risers, right iron balusters and a wooden handrail with right hand volute newel. To the half landing is a full height picture window enjoying views over the properties gardens to the east.
The hall has already been divided several years ago (as identified on the attached red line plan) and the northern most part of the property now comprises of two dwellings. The first property, The Clock Tower is adjacent to the subject property and is accessed via Gelt Hall’s main driveway. A second property, Shireburn House is the northernmost property and benefits from its own access. Tenure Freehold.
Planning Planning Application, ref: 16/0774, was approved by Carlisle City Council in January 2017 for the conversion of the main hall into 2 dwellings and for the construction of 6 new residential dwellings. Legal Costs Each party will be liable for their own legal costs incurred as a result of the transaction. Viewing The site can be located by following signposts from the A69 to Castle Carrock. This will take you via Brampton on the B6413 and you will enter Castle Carrock from the north. Once within the village Gelt Hall is located on the right hand side, through the original sandstone gate pillars. If access is required onto the site or into the hall itself please contact the agents. Disposal Process Offers are invited for the site as a whole and should take into account the information supplied to support the approved Detailed Planning Consent, which is available from the online Data Room.
The Data Room includes the following information: • • • • • • • • • •
Tree Survey and Schedule Proposed Site Plans Design & Access Statement Proposed Floor Plans Proposed Elevations Drainage Proposals Location Plan Archaeological Assessment Decision Notice Offer Form
Please contact the agents for access to the Data Room. Agent’s Details Savills, 26 Coniscliffe Road, Darlington, DL3 7JX Matthew Bell Matthew Towers Tel: 01325 370431 Tel: 01228 527586 Mob: 07825 893268 Mob: 07733 123904 [email protected] [email protected]
J LB
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P
E
Ruin
The Ghyll
K
Tank
M
N
L
GP
91.9m
0m
25m
50m
75m
Ordnance Survey © Crown Copyright 2014. All rights reserved. © Crown Copyright 2014. All rights reserved. Licence number 100022432. Plotted Scale Ordnance Survey Licence number 100022432. Plotted Scale - 1:7500 The plan is published for convenience only. Although thought to be correct its accuracy cannot be guaranteed and it does not The plan is published form part of the contract.
for co its accuracy cannot be gua
Darlington office t 01325 370431 [email protected] savills.com
Carlisle office t 01228 527586 [email protected] savills.com
