Property description
A one-of-a-kind 1800s converted water mill in a breathtaking riverside setting.
Nestled in the tranquil hamlet of Denton Mill, The Old Corn Mill is a truly exceptional Grade II listed period conversion set beside the cascading waters of Castle Beck. With its idyllic surroundings, mature gardens, and a wealth of original features, this stunning four-bedroom residence offers an enchanting blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury.
Lovingly restored, the former mill has been sympathetically converted to create a sumptuous family home that retains original features such as exposed timber beams, stonework, and heritage detailing. The property is approached via a peaceful country lane, leading across a private bridge over Castle Beck to a generous driveway with ample parking and a detached double garage.
Accommodation
Ground Floor:
The main entrance opens into a tiled hallway that flows into an inner corridor, where a striking open-tread steel and timber staircase leads to the first floor.
The principal bedroom suite, located at the rear, enjoys a dual aspect with views over the garden and is generously proportioned, easily accommodating a king-size bed and large freestanding furniture. The luxury en suite features a large walk-in rainfall shower, wall-mounted WC and bidet, vanity unit with solid oak countertop, and is fully tiled throughout.
Two additional double bedrooms are also located on the ground floor: one overlooking the stream and waterfall, and the other with views across the front garden to open fields. These rooms share a beautifully finished family bathroom, complete with a fully tiled enclosure, rainfall shower over the bath, wall-mounted vanity, and WC.
A practical utility room completes the ground floor, with base units, laminate worktops, sink, and space for both a washing machine and tumble dryer.
First Floor:
The unique layout makes the first floor the heart of the home. The living room is a spectacular space with soaring ceilings, exposed beams, and a gas stove. It offers level access to a raised patio terrace, ideal for enjoying panoramic views across the landscaped gardens and surrounding countryside.
The kitchen-diner is equally impressive, with original beams, vaulted ceilings, and integrated appliances including a fridge, dishwasher, double oven, and electric hob. The dining area flows through to the living room via double doors, making it ideal for entertaining. A charming arched stone doorway connects to the dining landing area, which includes bespoke shelving and a striking vaulted ceiling.
The fourth bedroom, currently used as a guest suite, is the only bedroom on the first floor. Cleverly designed, it features a study/dressing area and a sleeping zone nestled within the exposed roof beams. It benefits from its own private en suite with a bath, WC, and basin, all fully tiled.
Exterior
Outside, the property is surrounded by beautifully landscaped formal and informal gardens, complete with two formal patio seating areas. with the main enjoying a timber pergola. The cascading waters of Castle Beck meander through the garden, culminating in a stunning waterfall beside the house—creating an enchanting outdoor setting.
A sweeping driveway leads to a large parking area and a detached double garage, while the terraced gardens rise gently around the property, offering multiple spaces for relaxation and dining.
Situated close to the rural village of Low Row, this property enjoys a truly picturesque setting while maintaining excellent connectivity to the wider region. The nearby town of Brampton offers a good selection of local amenities, including shops, traditional pubs, GP practices, and both primary and secondary schooling.
For a broader range of services, the vibrant city of Carlisle is also within easy reach, providing additional educational options, a hospital, major supermarkets, and an extensive range of retail, leisure, and cultural facilities.
Brampton railway station offers convenient public transport links, with regular services running west to Carlisle and east to Newcastle upon Tyne, making it an excellent choice for commuters. The area also benefits from strong road connectivity, with easy access to the A68 and A69 dual carriageways.
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