At Lakes and Country Escapes we offer beautiful self-catering accommodation here in the Lake District.

A quirky little property with an interesting backstory. Part of the former town police station and accompanying jail, Hodbarrow House has been sympathetically and stylishly converted to retain its unique character whilst providing modern-day comforts. Situated in the small coastal town of Millom, Hodbarrow House is an ideal base for couples looking to discover the beauty of the quieter Cumbrian coastline. The delights of the Southern & Western Lake District are also easily accessible by car. The Details -Sleeps 2 -Bathrooms 2 -No pets -Parking (2 designated spaces) -Residential area The Space Bright, open plan living area with comfortable seating & Smart TV. Kitchen/Dining with fan oven and electric hob, microwave, fridge freezer, washing machine & dishwasher. Dining table. Bedrooms, king room or twin room. Bathroom with shower over bath, WC, basin, and heated towel rail. En suite bathroom off master king with walk-in shower, WC, basin, and heated towel rail. Outdoors Small walled terraced area to rear with bistro seating. What’s Included -Bed linen and towels included -WiFi, Gas central heating, and electricity included Guest Notice Due to the history and nature of the property, Hodbarrow House is situated centrally in the town of Millom and therefore is surrounded by other properties.

Situated on the fringes of the Lake District National Park and at the mouth of the Duddon Estuary, lies the small coastal town of Millom. Surrounded by numerous beaches and breathtaking beauty, this former bustling mining town, now enjoys a slower pace of life, however, offers plentiful amenities including several food stores, independent shops, takeaways, a museum, a theatre, train station, and more. In the immediate area, nearby delights include the RSPB wildlife reserve at Hodbarrow, and the serene expansive beaches of Haverigg and Silecroft. Here you can sit idly, soak up the views and watch numerous sea birds take flight. Insider tip, the sunsets from Silecroft are truly stunning. For those looking to stay active, Black Combe can be seen dominating the skyline, a 600m fell which on a clear day offers great views over the Cumbrian peninsula, coastline, and the Lake District fell ranges. The Cumbrian Coastal Way can also be accessed from Silecroft beach and offers fantastic views across the Irish Sea towards the Isle of Man. Port Haverigg WakePark is Cumbria’s only wakeboarding park and is open to all abilities. Activities include wakeboarding, paddleboarding, water skiing, and an adventure park! Refreshments at the nearby ski bar of Herdwicks Cafe, are a must after a morning or afternoon spent on the water. A lap of the sea wall, whether on foot or by bike also offers fantastic big sky views towards the Lake District fells and the best bit, most of the time you will have it to yourself. For horse lovers, Cumbrian Heavy Horses, are a sight to behold as majestic Shire Horses make their way down Silecroft Beach amongst the sea spray. Suitable for riders of varying ability this is an experience not to be missed. Further up the coastline, there’s plenty more to keep you entertained, step back in time at the impressive Muncaster Castle, a historic castle with impressive gardens and Hawk & Owl centre, a great day out for the whole family.