Railway stations for sale, railway carriages, railway track and land for sale and rent

Railway stations for sale, railway carriages for sale, bridges and land adjacent to railway lines

Railway properties for sale, including train carriages, and land

Railway stations, sections of railway track, nearby land, railways carriages, and associated items

The Station Master’s Cottage, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7JN

A detached, Grade II listed, Victorian Gothic, former Station Master's Cottage. Believed to have been built during the 1840's and situated by Aylesford Railway station, this is a very interesting and unusual property with a wealth of character and many original features. Ragstone walls with sandstone quoins, door and window surrounds together with a Kent peg-tile roof and original tall and slender chimney stacks all contribute to the unique character of the property. The good sized, secluded and well stocked cottage garden to the rear of the property is also a special feature.
SITTING ROOM:
4.67m (15ft 4 in) x 3.3m (10ft 10in). Original arched entrance door. Original cast iron frame windows. Villager cast iron feature fireplace.
KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM:
3.2m (10ft 6in) x 2.62m (8ft 7in) increasing to 3.48m (11ft 5in). Original cast iron frame windows to the front. Rayburn wood burning stove (not in use). Large storage cupboard under stairs. Radiator. Original arched doorway leading to:
UTILITY ROOM:
3.1m (10ft 2in) x 2.62m (8ft 7in).
BEDROOM:
4.85m (15ft 11in) x 3.61m (11ft 10in). Original cast iron frame windows to two aspects. Open fireplace.
BATH.
GARDEN.
Maidstone, with it's brand new Fremlin Walk Shopping centre is 4 miles away. Aylesford itself has its own bank, local village store and several well reputed restaurants, Kent’s smallest pub (built in 1104) and tea rooms. The River Medway is approx 100 metres from the property with Aylesford Priory close by on the other side of the river.

Contact: 01622 715576
Email: innerlightyoga@btopenworld.com

Price: £245,000

Station House, Widdrington, Northumberland

Grade Listing:
Description:	Beautiful stone property built in 1860, formerly the Station Master’s and Porter’s houses. This substantial family home, close to the stunning Northumberland coastline, comprises 3 reception rooms, 3/4 bedrooms, study, kitchen, utility room & 2 family size bathrooms. All renovated & decorated to a very high standard. Good sized, enclosed private gardens, additional land with ample parking. Good village amenities and easy access to Morpeth & Newcastle.
Condition:	Good
Contact:	email: 07980 635 711
Price:	£299,950

Welsh 'Heart of Wales' line station property, Llandrindod Wells

The property dates from 1865. Today the line is called the 'Heart of Wales line', and serves local people and tourists between Swansea and Shrewsbury. The station itself is now a rural and quiet backwater, known as a 'halt' stop i.e. the train will stop for you if you signal by putting out your arm.
The house is one of three, that in total originally formed the station buildings. British Rail sold the property in the early 1970s for conversion by a local builder. The house is presently habitable but in need of remedial work, and is very dated in its facilities and decoration. It is arranged with the living areas upstairs to make the most of the views of the mountains, and bedrooms and bathroom downstairs. The property has some of its original Victorian features, particularly the large bay window, and upstairs floorboards. Original room height has been reduced with false ceilings, which could be removed. There is also an outhouse that was a former railwayman's cottage, a large cavernous building that accommodates the pedestrian access through to the train platform, and a medium sized triangular shaped garden across on the other side of the station parking area.
The Station House is situated in an area of Mid Wales of stunning scenic beauty and abundant outdoor pursuits and wildlife. It is several miles down the track from Llandrindod Wells, and a couple of miles from the nearest town facilities. It is on a bus route, a train route ..... of course, and is walkable to the local pub.
Rooms downstairs, bedroom 1 18'x10'6" with windows to front and rear, bedroom 2 12'2"x9'10" window to front, bathroom.
First floor living room 18'x10'9" windows to front and rear, kitchen 12'x9'11" excl bay window to front, bedroom 3 15'6"x7'7" window to front and rear.
Workshop/outhouse 14'4"x11'10".
Condtion: fair
Please also note that the next door (middle terrrace) property has just also come on the market; this effectively makes a sizeable 5/6 bedroomed property, with entire railwayman's cottage/ outhouses, and sizeable garden, priced added together in the region of £240,000 (with no stamp duty of course as it is being sold as 2 separate properties each below stamp duty level). This opens up such opportunities for extra income as holiday accommodation, craft centre, heritage rail centre, etc.

Contact: debbie@hardingbooks.fsnet.co.uk

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Price: £119,995

Tattenhall Road Station , Tattenhall , Cheshire

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Grade Listing:
Description:	This station, which was closed in 1966, is on the Chester to Crewe line, which is still active. It was built in 1840, the building being both the station and the stationmaster's house. The station, which is set in around 1/4 acre, is situated in the Cheshire countryside about 1 mile from the village of Tattenhall, and 8 miles from the city of Chester. The building has been converted into a good size family home and is finished to a high standard. The accomodation provides kitchen, dining room, study, cloakroom,living room, 4 bedrooms (1 en-suite) and bathroom. There is also a double garage.
Condition:	Good
Contact:	email: 07797 888744
Price:	£375,000

Aberdeenshire

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Grade Listing:
Description:	Railway Crossing-Keeper's Cottage of 1858 is situated next to a listed station with signal-box, semaphore signals and level crossing, and is a railway enthusiast's dream. Now extended and modernised, this 3-bedroomed house has retained its old-world charm. In a delightful rural location, it is only 10 mins walk from all essential facilities..
Condition:	Good
Contact:	Janet Hoper 01464 820959
Price:	£150,000

Hants/Wilts Border

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Grade Listing:
Description:	A former Victorian station house which has been converted into two cottages in the heart of a lovely rural village on the Hampshire-Wiltshire border believed to have been built in 1858. The property looks over a small river to the front and the church to the rear. The cottage is full of original features and has recently undergone renovation, so is in a very good state of repair.
Condition:	V Good
Contact:	info@ailimited.co.uk
Price:	£POA

former victorian station house

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