The old Hartley's on Church Street in Egremont is up for sale, £350,000 for the lot Former Hartley's ice cream parlour on Church Street in Egremont goes on sale for £350,000
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Hartley's old place on Church Street in Egremont is for sale at £350,000. You get the shop, a house, two flats with tenants in, sheds and a yard. Somebody with a plan could do something with it.
This one's for anybody in Egremont who still misses a Hartley's, and anybody after a shop, an investment or a project in the middle of town.
The old Hartley's place at 24 Church Street, where they made and sold the ice cream, is up for sale with Davidson & Robertson at £350,000.
The agents say it's dead adaptable. You could run your own business from it, rent it out, or develop it. You get the shop and old parlour on Church Street, a load of outbuildings, a decent yard, a three-bed house and two two-bed flats that already have tenants in. There's room to build more if you get planning. You can get in through the shop or round the back off Croft Terrace into the yard.
Hartley's goes back to 1931, when it was started by the late Grayson Hartley, who had a sawmill in Egremont. They had shops in Egremont and St Bees and sold to places all over Cumbria and the Lakes.
It packed in on 30 December 2024 after 94 years. The family blamed three rubbish summers and the cost of energy and supplies going through the roof, and it was a proper shock for a lot of folk in town.
If anybody wants to change what it's used for or build on it, they'll need planning permission from Cumberland Council, and that goes up on the council's planning portal where anybody can comment.
What you can do: if you're interested, the full details, floor plan and a virtual tour are on the Davidson & Robertson website. If a planning application turns up later, you can have your say on Cumberland Council's planning pages.
The former home of Hartley's Ice Cream at 24 Church Street, Egremont, is on the market for £350,000. The site includes the old shop and parlour, a three-bedroom house, two let flats, outbuildings and a yard with possible room for development.
This is for people in Egremont who miss Hartley's, and for anyone looking for a business base, an investment or a project in the town centre.
The building at 24 Church Street, Egremont, where Hartley's Ice Cream was made and sold, is on the market with Davidson & Robertson for £350,000.
The agents describe it as a highly adaptable property that could suit someone wanting it for their own business, an investor, or a developer. The site includes the shop and former ice cream parlour fronting Church Street, a range of outbuildings, a good-sized yard, a three-bedroom house and two two-bedroom flats, which are currently let. There is room for potential development, subject to planning permission. The site has two ways in: through the shop, and from Croft Terrace at the back into the yard.
Hartley's was started in 1931 by the late Grayson Hartley, who had a sawmill in Egremont. The firm had shops in Egremont and St Bees and supplied businesses across Cumbria and the Lake District, according to reports at the time.
It stopped trading on 30 December 2024 after 94 years. At the time, the owners blamed three poor summers and rising energy and supplier costs, and the closure came as a shock to many in the town.
Any change of use or new building on the site would need planning permission from Cumberland Council, and applications are published on the council's planning portal, where the public can comment.
What you can do: if you are interested in the site, the full particulars, floor plan and a virtual tour are on the Davidson & Robertson website. If a planning application comes in later, you can have your say through Cumberland Council's planning pages.