Area Overview for CA6 4AW

Area Information

Living in CA6 4AW offers a settled existence within a small residential cluster covering 1.5 km². Kingmoor is a civil parish located to the north west of Carlisle city centre, bordered by the River Eden to the south and west. The parish encompasses the villages of Cargo, Crindledyke and Stainton, providing a distinct character for those buying homes in this postcode area. You will find a population of 2,231 people spread across this compact space, creating a relatively quiet suburban environment known as a specific postcode area covering a small residential cluster. This location sits within Cumberland, offering proximity to industrial sites while maintaining a separation from the main urban sprawl of Carlisle. The history of Kingmoor includes its transformation from moorland vested in the Crown to a developed area with ribbon development along the A7. Residents here enjoy a setting that historically linked area to the railway network, now situated near Kingmoor Park business parks on the former RAF Carlisle site. Daily life revolves around this settled community feel, where the past intersects with a modern residential role. You are buying into a place defined by its geographical boundaries and its transition from historic grazing lands to a permanent home for hundreds of families.

Area Type
Postcode
Area Size
1.5 km²
Population
2231
Population Density
101 people/km²

The property market in CA6 4AW is defined by a landscape dominated by houses, with 85% of households occupied by owners. This statistic clearly indicates that this is an owner-occupied area rather than a rental market. You will find that homes in CA6 4AW are primarily single-family dwellings, fitting the description of a small residential cluster. The high percentage of owner occupancy suggests that the housing stock attracts buyers looking for permanence rather than tenants or investors. For those seeking homes in CA6 4AW, the market operates on the assumption of long-term residence. The area does not feature a significant stock of flats or apartments, reinforcing its character as a traditional house-based community. This concentration of homeownership means transactions often involve established older residents selling to families or professionals. The local market for CA6 4AW is likely influenced by the appeal of the region to those who want a foothold near Carlisle without city living. The dominance of houses caters to those who prefer detached or semi-detached living over high-density apartment blocks.

House Prices in CA6 4AW

66
Properties
£186,336
Average Sold Price
£35,000
Lowest Price
£396,000
Highest Price

Showing 66 properties

AddressTypeBedsBathsLast Sale PriceLast Sale Date
Tall Trees, Cargo, Cargo, CA6 4AWBungalow32£250,000Apr 2025
Orchard Croft, Cargo, Cargo, CA6 4AWBungalow--£170,000Nov 2024
2, Carreg Barn, Cargo, Cargo, CA6 4AWSemi-detached31£208,000May 2024
3, Carreg Barn, Cargo, Cargo, CA6 4AWSemi-detached31£217,750Oct 2023
Paddock View, Cargo, Cargo, CA6 4AWBungalow43£396,000Jun 2023
Willow End, Cargo, Cargo, CA6 4AWhouse21£135,000Jan 2023
Dabbing Cottage, Cargo, Cargo, CA6 4AWRetail42£300,000Dec 2022
1, Carreg Barn, Cargo, Cargo, CA6 4AWTerraced--£170,000Oct 2021
Oak House, Cargo, Cargo, CA6 4AWhouse--£225,000Sep 2021
The Cottage, Cargo, Cargo, CA6 4AWSemi-detached4-£135,000Nov 2020
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Energy Efficiency in CA6 4AW

Living in CA6 4AW provides access to a range of amenities within practical reach, balancing daily needs with local charm. Residents of Kingmoor can shop at Asda Carlisle for groceries, visit M&S Kingstown for clothing, or grab essentials from Spar. This selection of retail outlets, numbering five in the nearest category, caters to a variety of shopping preferences without requiring a long drive daily. For travel and exploration, the area is well positioned near three key railway stations: Carlisle Railway Station, Dalston Railway Station and Gretna Green Railway Station. These venues offer connections that extend beyond the immediate neighbourhood to wider destinations. The area also features Kingmoor South Local Nature Reserve, a tranquil woodland with surfaced and unsurfaced paths and benches. This green space offers a peaceful setting for walks and is located on the former horse racing course. You might also pass Kingmoor House, a listed building, and St Peter’s church, built in the early 20th century, which adds historical depth to your daily surroundings. Stanwix Cemetery, opened in 1887, is another landmark marking the area's development. These amenities combine to create a lifestyle that is convenient yet connected to the natural and historical heritage of the region.

Amenities

Schools

Families considering schools near CA6 4AW have access to Eden School, which serves as the nearest educational institution listed for this postcode. Eden School is a primary school located close to the residential clusters of Kingmoor. This specific school type means that young children will attend an institution focused on early education within the immediate vicinity. The presence of a primary school within reach of CA6 4AW provides a convenient option for parents working in the surrounding area or commuting to Carlisle. While data on secondary schools or specific Ofsted ratings are not provided in the current information, the existence of Eden School confirms local provision for younger students. The focus on a single primary institution suggests that secondary education likely requires a commute to larger Carlisle city schools. Parents buying homes in CA6 4AW should verify travel times to secondary options outside the immediate postcode boundary. The proximity to Eden School adds value for buyers with children aged in the primary range, offering a local path to education without transporting them far from home.

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Demographics

The community in CA6 4AW reflects a mature and stable demographic profile. The median age stands at 47 years, indicating that the most common age range for residents is adults between 30 and 64 years. This suggests a neighbourhood populated by families and working professionals rather than young singles or retirees moving in for permanence. Home ownership is exceptionally high, with 85% of households owning their property outright. This figure signifies a very low level of renting and a community deeply rooted in the long term. The predominant accommodation type in CA6 4AW consists of houses, which aligns with the owner-occupying nature of the population. There is no significant data suggesting a prevalence of flats or multi-unit developments within this specific cluster. The area is predominantly White, reflecting a traditional community structure. The high home ownership rate combined with the age profile means you are likely to buy a property in an area where neighbours have been established for decades. This stability often translates to strong local ties and a predictable neighbourhood dynamic for new arrivals.

Household Size

Family (3-5 people)
most common

Accommodation Type

Houses
most common

Tenure

85
majority

Ethnic Group

White
most common

Religion

N/A
most common

Household Composition

N/A
most common

Age

47
median
Adults (30-64 years)
most common

Household Deprivation

N/A
with no deprivation

NS-SEC

37
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

Planning Constraints

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  • Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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  • Protected Nature Reserve
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  • Protected Woodland
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the community feel like for someone moving to CA6 4AW?
The community in CA6 4AW is stable and mature, with a median age of 47 and 85% of households owned by residents. This high ownership rate suggests a neighbourhood of long-term families. The area caters to adults between 30 and 64 years, creating a settled environment typical of a small residential cluster. You will be joining an established community where housing has transitioned from historic moorland use to permanent homes.
Which schools are near CA6 4AW for my children?
Eden School is the primary school nearest to CA6 4AW. It serves as the local educational provision for young children in the immediate vicinity. While secondary school options may require a commute to Carlisle, Eden School provides a start to education near home. The area does not list other schools in the database, so this primary institution is the key local option.
How do transport and connectivity work for daily life in CA6 4AW?
Digital connectivity is good, with mobile coverage scoring 80 out of 100 and broadband scoring 70 out of 100. This allows for reliable remote work. Physically, you are near the A7 and within reach of Carlisle Railway Station, Dalston Railway Station and Gretna Green Railway Station. These transport links facilitate easy commuting to the city centre or further destinations.
What should I look out for regarding safety and environmental risks?
Crime levels are low with a safety score of 84 out of 100, indicating a safer neighbourhood. However, the flood risk is CRITICAL, with a score of 81.81 out of 100, which is high and requires careful due diligence. The area also contains protected nature reserves under warning status. You must verify the specific flood status of any property you intend to purchase.
What amenities and shopping are available close to CA6 4AW?
Residents have five nearby retail venues including Asda Carlisle, M&S Kingstown and Spar for shopping needs. You also have access to Kingmoor South Local Nature Reserve for walking on its surfaced and unsurfaced paths. For travel, three railway stations are close by, offering connections to Carlisle and Gretna Green. These facilities support a convenient lifestyle within the parish.

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