Offers over
£200,000
3 bed semi-detached house for saleOld Post Office, Lamplugh, Workington CA14
3 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
EPC Rating: B
- Freehold
Mark Buchanan Property Group, Powered by eXp
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About this property
A first class family home that blends period character with modern efficiency—including a rare-for-its-age EPC “B” rating
Three flexible reception rooms across three levels
Cosy main lounge with original floorboards, multi-fuel stove and cast iron bread oven built into a striking inglenook fireplace
Bright second reception with French doors opening onto the garden
Well-equipped kitchen with solid flooring, painted cabinetry and space for a large table at the centre of daily life
Family bathroom with a freestanding rolltop bath upstairs and an ensuite shower room on the ground floor
Three genuine double bedrooms, including a ground floor guest room and two spacious bedrooms upstairs
Tiered rear garden with fruit trees, raised beds and space to relax, play or host weekend BBQs
Set in the rural parish of Lamplugh with fell views, a 10-minute walk to the local pub and great access to the coast, National Park and nearby towns
Modern upgrades include air source heating and thoughtful layout changes that make life easier - without losing the charm
A First Class Family Home. This former village post office combines historic charm with practical, modern family living. From the inglenook stove and bread oven to the air source heating and private garden, every detail delivers in this versatile home.
Some homes wear their history well - but few do it with this level of modern efficiency. With a cast iron bread oven in the lounge and an air source heat pump quietly powering a rare-for-its-age EPC “B” rating, it’s a home that beautifully bridges old and new.
Inside, there’s plenty of space for modern family life. You’ve got three flexible reception rooms, spread across three levels - ideal whether you need a reading snug, a guest room, or somewhere to tackle spreadsheets without being interrupted by dinner.
The front reception opens onto the garden through French doors at the rear, while the main lounge wraps you in warmth with its multi-fuel stove, original floorboards and that brilliant cast iron bread oven built right into the chimney breast.
The kitchen has that relaxed country feel - solid flooring, painted cabinetry and room for a proper big table at its heart. And while one bathroom offers a freestanding rolltop tub made for long evening soaks, the downstairs en-suite shower room keeps things quick and functional when needed.
Set within the rural parish of Lamplugh, the surroundings are quiet, green and beautifully open - but you’re certainly not cut off. The Countryman pub’s only a 10-minute stroll away, the Post Office and local shop are a short drive, and it’s only 20 minutes to the coast or town for supermarkets, schools and station runs.
The garden’s another highlight - tiered, leafy and filled with fruit trees, it’s the kind of space that makes summer afternoons stretch on long into the evening.
With three proper double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a surprisingly versatile layout that flexes with your lifestyle, this is a home that balances period charm and up-to-date utility with ease.
It you come to see it, i’m sure it will get your stamp of approval - call us today to arrange a viewing.
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