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Properties with elevated views available across the UK

A selection of properties offering elevated views, including a 13th-century castle and a renovated stone barn, are currently on the market across the UK.

  • A Grade II-listed 13th-century castle in North Yorkshire is available for £7 million.
  • A renovated stone barn in Cumbria with views of the Lakeland Fells is priced at £750,000.
  • Properties range from a traditional croft house in Sutherland for £575,000+ to a 1904 house in Devon for £2.5 million.

Properties with elevated views are currently for sale across various UK locations. Among them is Kirby Knowle Castle, a Grade II-listed 13th-century castle in North Yorkshire, largely rebuilt in 1653, which is on the market for £7 million. It offers views across rural Yorkshire and includes 65.6 acres of parkland and woodland.

In Cumbria, Lower Carhullan, a renovated stone barn, is available for £750,000. This property provides views of the Lakeland Fells and the Pennines. It features high ceilings, exposed stonework, and a detached one-bedroom annexe.

Other properties include The Beacon in Lynmouth, Devon, a house built in 1904 for £2.5 million, and Pollanaich, a traditional croft house in Sutherland, priced at £575,000+. Glen Doll Lodge in Angus, a renovated Victorian former shooting lodge, is listed for £875,000, while High Mote, a renovated former farmhouse in Northumberland, is available for £740,000. Two independent residences, Ty Fry & Ty Fry Isaf, in Denbighshire, are on the market for £950,000, and Monte Cielo, an Italianate-style property in Worcestershire, is priced at £1.35 million.

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