From the moment you start up the driveway this Grade II-listed Victorian Gothic masterpiece is something to behold.
Eden Mount stands proudly at the top of its 0.66 acres of grounds overlooking the village of Wetheral in Cumbria.
And once you get inside, the full charms of its lovingly maintained period beauty really shine through.
The property was built in around 1872 with light, high-ceilinged and generously proportioned rooms and a tower with views over the sweeping front lawn and village green beyond.
A Victorian tiled entrance hallway leads to four superb reception rooms, an imposing staircase and impressive kitchen with central island, bespoke cabinetry and dining area.
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On the first floor, five bedrooms and two bathrooms lead from the spacious central landing and a second staircase takes you to the tower.
Gardens to the side and rear feature mature trees and shrubs beside terraces offering plenty of space for alfresco dining.
The village is elevated above the banks of the River Eden, which is spanned by the Grade I-listed Wetheral Viaduct.
The market town of Brampton is minutes away with a range of independent shops, a small supermarket and banks.
This is your chance to write the next chapter in the history of a glorious family home.
