Askam-In-Furness 4.5 miles. Westbourne Cottage is a quaint terraced house situated near Kirkby-in-Furness, Cumbria. This pet-friendly property boasts a woodburning stove, barbecue, and enclosed garden – with off-road parking for two cars and ample roadside parking available, Westbourne Cottage is idyllic for a family or group of friends and two polite pet on a Cumbria escape. Your new haven welcomes you inside after a day of exploring the Lake District National Park. Freshen up in the bathroom, then satisfy that hard-earned appetite in the kitchen equipped with electric oven, gas hob, and fridge/freezer. Dig in at a rustic, wooden dining table for six, or why not sizzle up the barbecue to dine alfresco in the enclosed garden for the days the sun follows you home? Settle into the sofa with a film on the Smart TV and cosy up by the woodburning stove with your loved ones. When sleep pulls at your eyes, fall into a double bed , or bunk bed and drift off to window-framed views of tomorrow’s adventures. Explore your local surroundings at Duddon Estuary, challenge your loved ones to a round of golf at Dunnerholme Golf Club, then grab some pub grub at THE SHIPP INN on your way home. Venture a little further afield to Ulverston to visit Sir John Barrow Monument, Laurel & Hardy Museum, and tour Shed One Distillery. Take that short drive to Millom to indulge in a beach day with the whole family at Millom Beach, then stroll along Hodbarrow Sea Wall to admire Hodbarrow Lighthouse. Book a stay at Westbourne Cottage to enjoy an array of scenic adventures.

Settled on the Duddon Estuary, between Kirkby-in-Furness and Barrow-in-Furness is the civil parish of Askam-in-Furness, also known as the gateway to the Western Lakes and the Coast. Comprising two villages, Askam and Ireleth, the settlement is known for being moments away from the Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve, alongside the Lake District National Park, whilst also being near the South Lakes Safari Zoo and Dunnerholme Golf Club. The London House, a classic pub serving serving traditional ale ;and The Black Dog Inn which does the best burgers on a Friday night and is a must according to the locals are nearby and perfect for a nice refreshment. A convenience store can also be found within the settlement, where you can purchase any essentials for homemade dinners. Within reach of the settlement is Barrow-in-Furness, a thriving town that is home to two fantastic golf clubs, as well as the intriguing Dock Museum and access to the North Walney Nature Reserve which is home to a Seal Sanctuary and is a great way to get up and close to the wildlife.

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