Capacity
- Sleeps 6
- 3 double bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms (1 en-suite)
- All rooms on the ground floor
Cumbrian Coast · Irish Sea
Beachfront bungalow with stunning views of the Isle of Man
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Enjoy a relaxing stay in this spacious beachfront bungalow, perfectly positioned with direct access to the shingle beach and uninterrupted views across the Irish Sea to the Isle of Man.
Wake to the sound of the waves. Step from French doors onto the sun deck. Watch the sun set over the Isle of Man.
The bungalow
Ideal for families, couples, or groups of friends, the bungalow comfortably accommodates up to six guests with three generously sized double bedrooms. The two front bedrooms feature French doors opening directly onto a large sun deck, so you can wake to spectacular sea views and step straight outside for morning coffee or an evening drink while listening to the waves.
The master bedroom has a modern en-suite with a walk-in shower, while the family bathroom offers both a walk-in shower and a luxurious corner bath—perfect after a day exploring the coastline.
A large sitting room gives everyone room to relax, and the spacious, fully equipped kitchen has everything you need from leisurely breakfasts to family dinners. Underfloor heating keeps the home warm year-round, with private off-road parking for your convenience.
Breakfast on the deck. Days on the beach. Evenings watching the light fade over the Irish Sea.
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Need to know
“End each evening watching the sun set over the Isle of Man.”
Location
Lyngarth sits beachfront on the Cumbrian coast, looking west across the Irish Sea to the Isle of Man. Step from the deck onto the shingle shore for beach walks, paddling, fishing, or simply watching the light change over the water.
Arrival details and full directions are shared after booking.
View on Google MapsLyngarth is easy to reach by rail, making it an excellent choice for guests who prefer to leave the car at home.
The nearest railway station is Nethertown, just over a mile from the bungalow. This is a request stop on the scenic Cumbrian Coast Line, with a limited timetable, so please check train times before you travel.
For more frequent services, St Bees Railway Station is approximately 3 miles away and offers regular connections along the Cumbrian Coast Line, linking with Carlisle, Whitehaven, Sellafield, Barrow-in-Furness and beyond.
The nearest mainline station is Carlisle, around an hour’s drive away, providing direct services from London, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham. From Carlisle, you can continue your journey on the picturesque Cumbrian Coast railway to St Bees or Nethertown.
If you’re arriving by train, please note that local bus services are very limited. We recommend pre-booking a local taxi to collect you from the station, and we’d be happy to recommend reliable local taxi companies before your arrival to help make your journey as smooth as possible.
Around Lyngarth
Perfectly positioned between the beautiful Solway Coast and the Western Lake District, the bungalow is an ideal base for exploring some of Cumbria’s most spectacular scenery, historic towns and family attractions.
A charming seaside village with a mile-long sandy beach, cafés, traditional pubs, children’s play area and the famous St Bees Head Heritage Coast. It’s also the official start of Alfred Wainwright’s legendary Coast to Coast Walk.
A historic market town with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés and restaurants. Visit the Florence Arts Centre or, if you’re staying in September, enjoy the famous Egremont Crab Fair and World Gurning Championships.
A peaceful stretch of coastline perfect for walking, beachcombing and watching spectacular sunsets across the Irish Sea.
A beautiful Georgian harbour town with a rich maritime history.
One of Britain’s most beautiful castles, surrounded by magnificent gardens and woodland.
Often described as England’s most dramatic lake, Wastwater sits beneath the towering peaks of the Wasdale Valley.
England’s highest mountain is a must for keen walkers and climbers.
A favourite with families, this narrow-gauge steam railway—“La’al Ratty”—winds through some of the Lake District’s most beautiful countryside.
The most natural and unspoilt of all the Lake District lakes, ideal for peaceful walks and wildlife spotting.
One of the Lake District’s most photographed lakes, surrounded by dramatic fells and gentle walking routes.
A quieter alternative to some of the busier lakes, offering breathtaking scenery and peaceful walking.
Perfect for mountain biking, forest walks, Go Ape high ropes, wildlife spotting, and a stop at the visitor centre café.
There’s something for everyone throughout the year:
You’ll be spoilt for choice with welcoming pubs, cafés and restaurants nearby.
Everything you need is close by.
Whether you’re planning to climb England’s highest mountain, stroll along quiet beaches, explore historic harbour towns or simply relax on the deck watching the sunset over the Isle of Man, this beachfront bungalow is perfectly located to experience the very best of Cumbria’s coast and the Western Lake District.
Wake up to the sound of the waves, spend your days exploring, and return each evening to one of the most peaceful coastal settings in the country.
Contact
Questions about availability, your stay, or the local area? We’d love to hear from you.
lyngarthreception@gmail.comWe aim to reply as soon as we can.
Reserve your stay at Lyngarth and wake up to the Irish Sea.
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