You Might Have Seen This Spacious Semi From The Train…But Have You Ever Thought Of Living Here? Perched between the cliffs and the coastline, you get big rooms and even bigger bedroom views, with a gorgeous garden setup for watching the sun set over the sea.

This might not be the first time you’ve seen this house - maybe you’ve glimpsed it from the train, or on a run along the coastal path. But have you ever stopped to imagine living here? Set between the cliffs and the sea, it’s one of those quiet gems you pass without realising just how much it has going for it.

Inside, it’s not just spacious - it’s unusually well laid out. It has three double bedrooms, with the two biggest stretching across the back and soaking in those uninterrupted sea views. 

Downstairs, you’ve got a spacious and stylish separate lounge, but it’s the open plan kitchen-diner that steals the show. It’s perfect for hosting or just sprawling out midweek with a cuppa and the paper.

The entire place has been stylishly refurbished. It feels modern, without being floor-to-ceiling shades of grey. It’s sleek, but still warm and welcoming. 

The kitchen comes fully fitted with integrated appliances, and there’s a handy utility next to the downstairs shower room, ideal for post-beach clean-ups (pets and kids, we’re looking at you).

And then there’s the hallway. Yes, the hallway. With the vinyl detail creating a ' stained glass' effect and plenty of natural light, you get one of those rare “wow” moments where you really didn’t expect to be so impressed.

The enclosed back garden is a gem. With a summerhouse and raised deck for sea-gazing and sundowners.. And because it opens straight from the kitchen, you’re never more than a few steps away from a sunset view.

You’ll find parking for two, a useful outhouse, and a quiet, close-knit feel that makes Parton more than just a station stop on the way from Whitehaven to Workington. It’s a village that works brilliantly for families, dog-walkers and anyone who likes their sea views with a bit of peace and quiet.

If you’re looking for big rooms, proper views and a seaside lifestyle that actually works day to day? You’ll want to see this one for yourself.

The off the beaten track location isn’t entirely off the beaten track. The road at the front of the house forms part of the Route 72 coast to coast cycle route, so you will get passing walkers, cyclists and very few cars.

It’s only a short drive or a 5 minute walk to the centre of Parton village, which has a village hall, a local primary school (rated “Good” by Ofsted) and a couple of pubs. 

The station at Parton has regular trains throughout the day to Carlisle in the north and Barrow in the south, with the journey to nearby Whitehaven taking around 10 minutes.

If you’re looking for big rooms, proper views, and a seaside lifestyle that actually works day to day? You’ll want to see this one for yourself.