Nestled down a quiet country lane in the beautiful coastal village of Baycliff with far reaching views of Morecambe Bay and surrounding countryside. This delightful detached 2-bedroomed home is minutes from a quiet pebbled beach and rests on the southern edge of the Lake District National Park and is perfect for those wishing to enjoy a peaceful, coastal location. The house has a large spacious lounge with picture window offering far reaching views across Morecambe Bay and surrounding countryside. Open fire for those cosy winter evenings. New high spec kitchen with integrated appliances including Induction hob, integrated fridge freezer and dishwasher. Two well-presented bedrooms; one with a super king sized bed and the second is a spacious bedroom with a double bed. Bathroom facilities are provided in a fully-tiled shower room equipped with a 'walk-in' shower. To the front of the property is a large veranda where our guests can sit and relax and enjoy the peace and tranquil surrounds. Large sunny garden to the side of the house. A short stroll to a beautiful pebbled beach. Parking is available for 2 cars. Two small or one medium well-behaved dog(s) permitted

Baycliff is an ideal location to explore the area and enjoy beautiful scenery along the coastal roads. The nearest supermarket (Co-op) is a 10 minute (4 miles) drive towards Ulverston. There is also a leisure centre, pubs with good food and takeaways. Further amenities are available towards the town centre as well as larger supermarkets including Booths, Marks & Spencer food hall and Aldi. Ulverston is a traditional market town. With colourful houses, cobbled streets, cosy pubs and scenic farmland, this charming town promises delightful experiences and stunning views over Morecambe Bay. The festival capital of Furness, hosts year-round events. It is also the birthplace of Stan Laurel and Naval explorer Sir John Barrow with museums and monuments in the town dedicated to both. Other notable local attractions include the world famous Conishead Priory and Manjushri Buddhist Centre, Roy's icecream van, feed or walk with Alpacas and Llamas at Bardsea. Take a scenic drive towards Roa Island, stop off at the Milk Hut for takeaway milkshakes or a game of 10-hole pitch and putt. At Roa Island there are a couple of pubs and a cafe and you can take a short ferry ride to see grey seals or a spot of bird watching and/or head over to Piel Island which has a King, a Castle and a pub. (Please check opening hours for local attractions, some will need to be booked in advance). Birkrigg Common is a short drive (2.5 miles) from the house and a crisscross of footpaths for a meander through heather and ferns offering stunning views of the Lakeland fells and Morecambe Bay. There is also a Bronze Age Stone Circle (or Druids' Circle). Just a 20 minute drive to the Lakes, this home is perfect for those wanting to explore the Lake District with its breath taking scenery and endless list of walks and further attractions.