Railway Properties for Sale

This incredible, unique and unusual property was built in 1889 of local stone and brickwork, and served as Tavistock North Railway Station until the line's closure in 1968. Occupied as the former station master's residence until as recently as 1999, the house was completely renovated following our clients' purchase in 2007. Having then also been extended in 2009, the house, which faces almost south, now offers some beautifully finished and extremely well-proportioned accommodation with five bedrooms, four bathrooms and four reception rooms in all, with the potential to provide a self-contained, 2-bedroom annexe for a dependent relative, or holiday/residential letting.

OIRO £750,000

Near To: Tavistock
Type: Station
Bedrooms: 5
Active Line: No

Having been the subject of extensive improvements and conversion in their ownership, the current owners have created a wonderful home with a unique history. The property now offers well-presented accommodation throughout and the former ticket office, parcel store and ladies waiting room have been converted into a ground-floor one bed annexe that offers scope for holiday letting, accommodating a dependent relative or for extending the accommodation of the main house.

OIRO £395,000

Near To: Eggesford
Type: Station
Bedrooms: 4
Active Line: Yes

Freehold former station master’s house and railway station near Bow in Devon with planning permission for a triple garage with ancillary accommodation above. Nearly 3000 sq ft of accommodation with annexe potential and large grounds extending to 0.78 acres, including a small orchard, woodland and stream. Spacious, adaptable accommodation arranged over 3 floors with lovely period features throughout.

OIRO £775,000

Near To: Crediton
Type: Station
Bedrooms: 4
Active Line: Yes

Naworth was the Earl of Carlisle’s private station when opened in 1844, later extended to include accommodation for the Stationmaster and made into a public station. Nestled in beautiful woodland and without near neighbours, it was never very busy and closed in 1952. Now sympathetically restored, the house has retained its character and is a wonderful place to watch the trains go by on the Newcastle to Carlisle line.

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Near To: Brampton
Type: Station
Bedrooms: 3
Active Line: Yes

A unique opportunity to own a piece locomotive history: This former Station Waiting Room (and toilets!), dating back to 1848 is a timbered Furness and Red Sandstone railway structure in traditional British Rail Colours; Station House is located on the active Carlisle to Barrow Line and has a significant amount of land bordering the railway line which could be developed further. The property was converted into a dwelling house in the 1930s and now with sympathetic internal modernisation it offers spacious accommodation and elevated Patio.

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Near To: Whitehaven
Type: Station
Bedrooms: 2
Active Line: Yes

Upper Station House is the former Station Master’s house, with the property being less than a 5 minute walk from Upper Tyndrum Station on the famous West Highland Line, considered by many to be the most scenic rail journey in the world. The 3-bed property has a fantastic provenance stretching back over 100 years and is one of the remaining houses along the West Highland Line used to house the Station Masters and Signalmen.

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Near To: Stirling
Type: Cottage
Bedrooms: 3
Active Line: Yes

Micklehurst Station was built by the London and North Western Railway and served the town of Mossley, in the foothills of the Pennines. Built in 1886, the line was closed to passengers in 1907 and closed completely in 1962. The former station house and ticket office has been converted to a charming residential property and is offered for sale with the following key features: contract ready, virtual viewing, garden, 3 bedrooms, 3 reception rooms, near the “Outstanding” rated Mossley Hollins high school and freehold tenure.

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Near To: Mossley
Type: Station
Bedrooms: 3
Active Line: No