A BEACH house with views extending as far as the Isle of Man is on the market for £750,000.
The large picture windows at Stella Maris, on Silecroft Beach, capture the sun setting over the Irish Sea to the west. There is also an outside decking area which can be used to host gathering or as a private space to enjoy the west Cumbrian coastline.
From the decking, there are steps that lead directly down to the shoreline.
The view from the living room picture windows (Image: Corrie and Co)
The other side of the property, on Lapstone Road, also has views of the fells. Silecroft is only three miles away from the local town Millom. There are also nearby road and rail links to Barrow and Whitehaven.
The living room and a spacious games room has picture windows framing the view out to sea. The house also has a manicured lawn to the front and a separate detached garage.
The master bedroom, which comes with an ensuite (Image: Corrie and Co)
Ascending a wooden staircase from the entrance hall, there is a master bedroom with an ensuite shower and dressing room. There are two more double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
On the ground floor, there is a kitchen-diner, utility room, a wet room and a snug room which could be used as a fourth bedroom.
The games room also has picture windows (Image: Corrie and Co)
The listing states: "The centerpiece of this level is the living room, adorned with large picture windows that perfectly frame the stunning surroundings.
"The property's decor is of an exceptional standard throughout."
The property from the opposite side to the sea (Image: Corrie and Co)
According to TripAdvisor reviews, three mile long Silecroft Beach is one of the best ones in Cumbria. It provides both peddles and sand, as at high tide it extends to the rocks and at low tide the water reveals a large expanse of sand.
The agent, Corrie and Co, is available on 01229 355333.
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