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Harbourside House

haverigg, cumbria & the lake district
  • 6 guests
  • 3 beds
  • 2 bathrooms
  • Pet Friendly

Description

Harbourside House is in a little known location on the Southwest coast of

Cumbria on the outskirts of the Lake District National Park. The house is

one of a row of terraced cottages overlooking the River Lazy as it joins

the sea and has been totally refurbished including the addition of a first

floor conservatory so the changing view can be enjoyed whatever the

weather. It is a place to relax, walk from, or use as a base for exploring

the coastal or mountainous areas with it's activities and views to suit all.

The house is on three levels with bedrooms on ground and top floors. The middle floor is totally open plan living with conservatory, lounge, dining area and kitchen. The kitchen area has a large table top combo oven and a second small microwave oven. In the draws you will find a slow cooker (great for days out) and a halogen oven option ! Whilst refurbishing we took the opportunity of further insulating the walls making the gas central heating very efficient so you can keep really cosy when it's cold outside making it suitable for year round breaks. The village has a convenience store, post office, cash point, pubs and a

fish and chip shop and a very popular cafe by the beach. In the Marina

there is a bar and waterski facility and a walk further on and up there is

a new bar and pizzaria with good views. Most of the Marina is now a RSPB bird reserve and Hodbarrow Nature reserve and makes a lovely walk. Millom is a town just over 1 mile away with a supermarket, banks, fuel station, a museum and cafes, restaurants and take-aways. Walking from the house, it is just 5 minutes to the sand dunes and sandy beach which is part of the long distance Cumbrian Way path. Just 30-40 minutes drive will take you the mountains of the Lake District or to

Muncaster Castle with its Birds of Prey Centre or to Ravensglass for the

stunning steam train trip to Boot. The whole of the Lake District is

waiting to be explored.


Your dates


Everything you'll need

  • Wifi
  • Baby Friendly
  • Dishwasher
  • Ground Floor Bedroom
  • Ground Floor Accommodation

What guests are saying

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Based on 89 reviews
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We had a lovely week in a little known area of Cumbria.

It served as a base for trips out across the area and was ideal for our Family and two dogs. There are coastal walks for your doggies, a local shop and a choice of pubs although the Harbourside Hotel is not dog friendly so we swerved it. The accommodation was great, the sun room at the rear with the sea views was a lovely place to sit with a drink and watch the World go by. The locals were very welcoming and the area very peaceful at night. If you take your dogs out after dark, take a torch as there is minimal street lighting. Would definitely book again.

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AndrewNov 2026

Lovely cottage in fantastic location.

Just some maintenance issues, particularly door onto the dock which was very insecure. Cottage could do with a freshen up.

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BridgetSep 2026

We had a very enjoyable and comfortable stay.

The cottage was extremely well equipped, the beds were comfortable, and it had everything we needed—very much a home from home. There were a few signs of general wear and tear, as you would expect with holiday accommodation, but nothing that spoiled our stay. We raised a couple of minor issues with the property manager, who responded immediately and dealt with them promptly. The views from the cottage are absolutely stunning, and it makes an excellent base for exploring the area. Coniston is beautiful and well worth visiting, although sadly Bluebird was not on display at the museum during our visit. We can also highly recommend Ulverston, which is a lovely little town with lots of interesting and quirky independent shops. We found Whitehaven rather disappointing, however—it felt quite tired and run-down and, for us, wasn’t worth the hour-long journey. For anyone staying with a dog, Silecroft Beach is a must. It’s only a short drive from Haverigg, has easy access and plenty of space for dogs to run. The excellent Silecroft Beach Café is an added bonus. Overall, we had a really lovely stay and would happily return to both the cottage and this beautiful part of Cumbria.

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BrianSep 2026

Good to know

House Rules

  • Smoking

    Not permitted

Stay Information

  • Check-in / Check-out

    15:00 / 10:00

  • Property ref

    964249

  • Parking

    Designated parking place

Guest & Pet Policy

  • Pets

    Allowed

  • Children

    Children and infants welcome

  • Accessibility

    Ground floor

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