A former steam railway station where a historic train rumbles past just yards from the front door has gone on sale for £750,000.
The striking four-bedroom detached home sits directly on the famous Isle of Man Steam Railway Line, which has been running since the 19th century.
Built back in 1874, the old station house has been lovingly restored and transformed into a spacious family home – while still keeping its railway charm.
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The unique property features two reception rooms, a kitchen, utility room, a master bedroom with dressing room and en-suite, plus three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
In total, the home stretches to around 3,000 square feet.
It’s located in Port Soderick on the Isle of Man and is being marketed by Black Grace Cowley, as reported by Luxury Property News.
The listing describes the house as a rare find.
It says: “Unique opportunity to purchase a beautifully restored former historical steam railway station house built in 1874.
“Nestled in the countryside is this spacious and characterful detached home with timeless charm and contemporary comforts.
“To the rear are landscaped tiered gardens with a mixture of decking, flower beds and patios.
“A viewing is encouraged to truly appreciate this beautiful home.”
So for railway lovers with deep pockets, this could be the perfect ticket – offering countryside calm, historic charm and a front-row seat to steam trains rolling by.
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