Ballarioghyn House, Ballavale Road, Santon, Isle of Man

Description

Nestled in a private and peaceful countryside setting in the South of the Isle of Man, Ballarioghyn Mansion House is an outstanding Georgian-inspired residence offering exceptional space, seclusion, and timeless elegance. Constructed in 1992 and set within approximately 19 acres, this architectural gem captures sweeping views of the southern coastline, mature parkland gardens, and tranquil paddocks. A grand approach through a stone portico entrance and imposing double-panelled doors leads into a magnificent reception hall with a soaring 20-foot domed ceiling, detailed cornicing, and polished walnut and oak floors. The property spans a wealth of space, boasting seven formal and informal reception rooms, including a drawing room, library, study, snug, and formal dining area—each adorned with ornate cornices, marble fireplaces, and French doors that open out to the sun terrace and landscaped grounds. The spacious country kitchen is a blend of character and practicality, featuring a beamed ceiling, mosaic tiled floor, granite drainer, and a traditional oil-fired Aga, with direct access to the terrace for effortless indoor/outdoor living. Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite enjoys south-facing views over the gardens and distant sea, complemented by a luxurious en-suite bathroom with a freestanding Villeroy & Boch bath. Three further bedrooms—two en-suite—offer ample accommodation, each finished with character flooring and sash windows. Externally, the grounds include a games wing, billiards room with stone fireplace, treatment room, double car port, and a charming guest cottage with two bedrooms. For equestrian enthusiasts, an indoor arena with an exterior clock tower adds to the estate’s rare appeal. Gravelled driveways, mature planting, and sweeping lawns complete this s