For Sale By Auction | 12:00, 17 February 2022 | Lot 32

Roachburn House, Tindale Fell, Brampton, Cumbria, CA8 2QA

Sold £263,000

  • Detached House
  • 4 Bedrooms
  • Tenure: See Legal Pack

Call the team on 01228 510 552 for more information

Auction Date

Thu 17/02/2022

Auction Time

12:00

Auction Venue

Live Streamed Online

Detached house on large rural plot with former colliery remains

A detached property occupying a large, rural site elevated above the A689 road to Alston some 2.5 miles east of Hallbankgate enjoying fine open views to Tindale Fell in the North Pennines area of outstanding natural beauty. Within the site are a disused quarry and remains of the former Roachburn colliery which are scheduled monuments. The accommodation comprises hall, sitting room, dining kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom on the ground floor plus two bedrooms upstairs.

Tenure

See Legal Pack

Sitting Room - 15' 3 x 11'6

with solid fuel stove;

Dining Kitchen - 12' x 11'

with oil fired Rayburn;

Front Bedroom - 11'9 x 11'9

Rear Bedroom/Study - 11' x 11'

Bathroom - 11' x 7'6 max

Upstairs Bedroom 1 - 15' x 11'3 max

Upstairs Bedroom 2 - 15' x 10'6 max

Outside

Delightful, rural plot - see title plan - with the scheduled monuments and a range of out-offices including adjoining Store - 11'6 x 7', outside WC, useful Cellar storage with oil fired boiler.

Historic England Scheduled Monument No.1017643

Roachburn Colliery was the first electrically operated coal mine in Cumbria and survives reasonably well. Despite some later modifications the electricity generating house still survives to its full height. Additionally, the pumping house accommodated a rare Bull steam-powered beam engine, and although this engine has been removed since closure of the mine, the pumping house largely remains largely in its original condition and contains many internal features which provide a range of technological information. The monument includes the upstanding and buried remains of Cumbria's first electrically-powered coal mine, the late 19th/early 20th century Roachburn Colliery. It includes the upstanding but roofless electricity generating house and pumping house, the wall surrounding three sides of the now sealed drawing shaft, the ventilation fan compartment, and the foundations and buried remains of a headgear pillar support. For further details see the full listing on the Historic England website.

Viewing

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Energy Efficiency Rating (EPC)

Current Rating F

Services

Interested parties are invited to make their own enquiries to the relevant authorities as to the availability of the services.

Local Authority

Carlisle City Council

Important Notice to Prospective Buyers:

We draw your attention to the Special Conditions of Sale within the Legal Pack, referring to other charges in addition to the purchase price which may become payable. Such costs may include Search Fees, reimbursement of Sellers costs and Legal Fees, and Transfer Fees amongst others.

Additional Fees

Administration Charge - £1200 inc VAT payable on exchange of contracts.

Disbursements - Please see the legal pack for any disbursements listed that may become payable by the purchaser on completion.