A rare opportunity to acquire a traditional Cumbrian Sandstone Bank Barn and potential development site within the village of Beckermet on the fringe of the Lake District National Park [UNESCO World Heritage Site] and the Irish Sea coast. A large plot extending in total to approximately 3635m2 (0.90 Acres) offers the opportunity to develop the site for multiple dwellings, or conversion of the existing buildings and large gardens, subject to relevant planning permission being obtained. The site has an elevated position and has a 40m roadside frontage which is a high sandstone wall. There is roadside access to the site via a 2.5m gate. The site slopes from the southwest to the northeast and is steep in places offering views of the Lakeland fells. The redundant detached barn built of local red sandstone under a timber roof clad in Asbestos presents fantastic potential for conversion or development subject to the necessary consents being obtained. The barn approximately 20mx13m (260m2) over two floors. On the lower roadside ground floor there are 4 external doors into former byers and loose boxes and a double size arched cart entrance. At the rear there are a further two rooms. On the upper ground floor, a barn door entrance on the southern elevation accesses an open loft, the whole length of the barn. There are two separate rooms with external access. The barn is in need of significant renovation. On the southern side of the stone barn there is a single-story brick built former byre approximately 11mx8.5m with a 3.5mx3.5m extension with a footprint of 105m2. On the roadside there is a former redundant Piggery with an external measurement of 7.5mx5m. the building is in a dilapidated condition but offers scope for multiple uses. The grounds to the south of the buildings offer scope of further development or into secluded ground to the barns.