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Stone Cross Mansion Apartments is a unique refurbishment of Stone Cross Mansion. A stunning mansion which was home to the Kennedy family in 1874. Beautifully restored to its former glory and modernised inside, the building features a mix of two and three bedroom apartments. A stunning blend of historic architecture and modern living, these apartments really are something special.
Arrange an appointment today to avoid missing out on our latest details for Stone Cross Mansion Apartments.
Situated within walking distance of the bustling market town of Ulverston, and approached by a beautiful tree-lined drive, Stone Cross Mansion is a Grade II listed building built in limestone to a Gothic/Scottish Baronial style as the family home of local mining businessman Myles Kennedy and his wife Margaret Rowley.
Dating back to 1874, the property stayed within the same Kennedy family until 1943 when it was requisitioned by the military, and in 1946 was sold to Lancashire County Council, who until the 1980s used the mansion as a boarding school. More recently it was occupied by a local company until 2001. Since then it has been left just waiting for somebody to give it a full refurbishment and bring it into the modern world.
We're proud to have brought the mansion back to its former glory with this sympathetic renovation, creating nineteen apartments in total, overlooking beautiful gardens and tree-lined scenery, with some apartments having breath-taking panoramic views over Morecambe Bay and the town's most loved landmark; Sir John Barrow Monument on the top of Hoad Hill.
The nineteen apartments are designed over three floors, with a lift serving the first and second floor apartments. The original grand, central staircase has been lovingly recreated to reinstate this magnificent centre piece to the imposing hallway.
As a stunning piece of modernised architecture, with excellent local amenities and facilities, Stone Cross Mansion Apartments could be the perfect place for you to call home.
Please note that all apartments are currently by appointment only. Please arrange a viewing in advance to avoid disappointment.
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How does £50,000 sound?
We're excited to reveal that for reservations made during July, we'll apply a £50,000 discount to the purchase price. Terms and conditions apply. Please speak to your sales executive for more information.
The wait is finally over, first releases of Stone Cross apartments launched. To view, strictly by appointment only. Call ou sales executive on 07394 565813, opening hours are Thursday to Monday 11.00-6.00.
2 and 3 bedroom luxury apartments from £375,000.
Part Exchange and Help to Buy are available on this development
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The historic market town of Ulverston, 8 miles north east of Barrow-in-Furness, is a fantastic place to call home. The town boasts many old buildings and a cobbled main street with specialist shops; restaurants; pubs with open fires and real ale; hotels; and cafes, many of which sell fresh local produce. Ulverston is also well-known for its many lively family festivals throughout the course of the year, including music, comedy, fashion and the renowned lantern festival.
If you would like to know more about Ulverston, please call 01229 440 554 and we will be happy to tell you more.
Leave the M6 at junction 36 and continue onto the A590 to Ulverston. Once you arrive at Ulverston, continue through the town and turn right onto Daltongate. The development is located on the left.
The town's most visible landmark is Hoad Monument, on Hoad Hill. It is a copy of the Eddystone Lighthouse and boasts breath-taking views out to Morecambe Bay and parts of the Lake District. Ulverston is also home to Coronation Hall - an impressive 636 seat theatre providing fantastic entertainment and events, including music, opera, theatre productions and even coffee mornings. It also houses the Tourist Information Centre.
Ulverston Victoria High School (UVHS) is the town's secondary school with approximately 1,200 pupils and a sixth form college. There are also three infant schools and two junior schools in the town.
Ulverston railway station is located on the Furness Line from Barrow-in-Furness to Lancaster, ultimately leading on to Manchester Airport. The railway station is a short walk from the town centre. Ulverston is also served by several bus services.
For travel further afield, Manchester Airport can be reached in under 2 hours by car.