Miller Hill, Millom, LA19 5YA

A place to live, breathe, explore and escape — with a lifetime of adventures waiting just beyond the garden gate.

A characterful three-bedroom detached home with a beautifully renovated one-bedroom cottage, versatile detached bothy, extensive gardens and approximately half an acre of private grounds, set within one of the most peaceful and spectacular corners of west Cumbria.

There are some properties where the house itself is the main attraction, and then there are those where the setting becomes an intrinsic part of the home. This is very much the latter.

Nestled within the beautiful countryside of west Cumbria, south of Ravenglass and on the western edge of the Lake District National Park, this wonderfully positioned property enjoys an enviable rural setting surrounded by open fields, Lakeland fells and sweeping countryside, with stunning views in every direction.

From the property, the wider mountain panorama is particularly impressive, with Scafell Pike and Great Gable dominating the vista to the front, creating a dramatic backdrop that changes beautifully with the seasons and shifting light.

Despite being within easy reach of some of the Lake District’s most iconic landscapes, this is a wonderfully peaceful and unspoilt location.

There are no immediate neighbours, giving the property an exceptional sense of privacy and seclusion.

There is virtually no noise pollution, particularly at night, allowing you to enjoy the sounds of nature and the tranquillity of the countryside without the distractions of busy roads or neighbouring properties.

The location offers that increasingly rare combination of genuine rural tranquillity and accessibility.

It is a quieter, more peaceful alternative to some of the busier parts of the Lake District National Park, while offering equally beautiful scenery and access to some truly iconic landscapes.

The Main House The main house is a charming three-bedroom detached property with a wealth of character and original features.

From the moment you step inside, there is a welcoming sense of warmth and space.

The bright dining room provides an inviting introduction to the home, with stairs rising to the first floor and the accommodation flowing naturally through towards the kitchen.

The lounge is a particularly characterful room, centred around an original fireplace which provides a lovely focal point.

Beautiful timber features and attractive oak-style barn doors add further warmth and personality, creating a space that feels both homely and distinctive.

The kitchen is well proportioned and arranged over two connected areas, providing a dedicated kitchen space alongside a useful adjoining dining area.

It is a practical and sociable arrangement, with plenty of room for everyday family life as well as entertaining.

Upstairs, the property offers three good-sized double bedrooms, providing comfortable accommodation for family and guests, with plenty of flexibility for those who may wish to create additional space for hobbies or working from home.

There is also the exciting benefit of planning permission having been granted for an optional extension, offering the potential to further enhance the property with a garden room, an additional bedroom and a rear balcony.

This provides an excellent opportunity for a future owner to adapt and expand the accommodation while making even greater use of the exceptional setting and views.

The One-Bedroom Cottage One of the property’s most appealing features is the separate one-bedroom cottage, which has been beautifully renovated and finished to a high standard.

The cottage has its own distinct character, combining exposed stone walls and attractive timber beams with warm wood-effect flooring and a clean, contemporary finish.

Inside, the accommodation comprises a welcoming lounge, a lovely kitchen and dining area, a generous double bedroom and a modern separate shower room.

The cottage is immaculate throughout and enjoys a peaceful outlook over the surrounding open countryside.

It offers tremendous flexibility and could be ideal for visiting friends and family, multi-generational living, independent accommodation for a relative, or potentially as a holiday retreat, subject to any necessary permissions and requirements.

The generous double bedroom and beautifully finished living spaces give the cottage a wonderful sense of comfort, while the combination of exposed stone, timber beams and modern fittings creates a characterful space that feels both cosy and sophisticated.

The Bothy Tucked within the gardens is a charming detached bothy, currently used as a music room.

With skylights bringing natural light into the space, this is a particularly special and versatile addition to the property.

It could equally lend itself to a home office, creative studio, yoga or wellbeing room, reading retreat or simply a peaceful place to escape to.

Its position within the grounds gives it a lovely sense of independence from the main house. The Grounds & Outdoor Living The outdoor space is a huge part of the appeal of this property.

Occupying approximately half an acre, the grounds provide an abundance of space to enjoy the exceptional surroundings, with a large sweeping gravelled driveway providing generous parking and creating an impressive approach to the property.

The gardens themselves are established and varied, with areas of lawn, mature shrubs, colourful planting and a number of different seating areas positioned to make the most of the peaceful surroundings.

There is plenty of space for outdoor entertaining, summer parties and barbecues, with the grounds offering the rare freedom to enjoy gatherings without worrying about disturbing nearby neighbours.

With no immediate neighbours surrounding the property, there is an extraordinary sense of privacy and freedom.

There is also a vegetable-growing area, ideal for anyone who enjoys gardening and making the most of the land around them.

Another particularly useful addition is the large outdoor storage container, which has been thoughtfully fitted out as a workshop.

Inside, there is extensive floor-to-ceiling shelving together with a substantial workshop bench, providing an excellent amount of practical storage and workspace for tools, equipment, hobbies and projects.

The workshop currently has no power supply, although the provision could be connected relatively simply by running a suitable cable through the lawn, subject to the appropriate installation and safety requirements.

Whether it is enjoying a morning coffee surrounded by birdsong, tending the garden, hosting friends on a summer evening, firing up the barbecue or simply sitting quietly and taking in the landscape, the grounds provide a wonderful sense of space and freedom.

The property also benefits from the area’s unique coastal and rural setting.

Summers tend to feel pleasantly cool, while the surrounding landscape and sheltered position can create a comparatively mild and comfortable environment during the winter months.

Combined with the peaceful surroundings and absence of significant noise pollution, it is a setting that offers a particularly refreshing quality of life throughout the year.

A Gateway to the Western Lakes For lovers of the outdoors, the location is exceptional.

The property sits within easy reach of some of the western Lake District’s most celebrated landscapes, yet enjoys a quieter and more peaceful atmosphere than many of the better-known tourist destinations.

Wasdale, one of the Lake District’s most iconic spots, is approximately 20–25 minutes away and offers an extraordinary combination of dramatic mountain scenery and tranquil water.

The surrounding landscape is simply breathtaking, with the lake framed by some of the region’s most impressive peaks.

Devoke Water, also around 25 minutes away, is another particularly special destination.

One of the Lake District’s most atmospheric and secluded tarns, it offers a wonderfully wild setting for walking, exploring and wild swimming.

The spectacular Eskdale Valley is also within easy reach, opening up a wealth of beautiful walking routes, rivers, woodland and open fell.

Irton Pike and Muncaster provide further opportunities for exploring the surrounding countryside.

Muncaster in particular brings a wonderful cultural dimension to the area, with Muncaster Castle hosting a varied programme of events throughout the year, including Fringe and music festivals, theatre, comedy, food events and other seasonal activities.

The Cumbrian coast is equally accessible, with Seascale approximately 20 minutes away, providing easy access to wide-open beaches, sea air and spectacular coastal scenery.

From this wonderful base, many of the famous central Lake District destinations are also within easy reach, meaning there is an extraordinary variety of landscapes, villages, lakes, walks and attractions to explore throughout the wider region.

A Lifestyle Surrounded by Nature This is a property for someone who wants more than simply a house.

It is for someone who wants space, scenery, privacy, character and a genuine connection with the outdoors.

There are beautiful walks practically on the doorstep, with countless opportunities to explore the surrounding countryside without having to travel far.

For walkers, dog owners, wild swimmers, cyclists, photographers, gardeners, nature lovers and anyone who simply appreciates being surrounded by beautiful scenery, there is an incredible amount to enjoy.

The nearby towns of Barrow-in-Furness, Whitehaven and Workington are all approximately 45 minutes away by car, providing access to a wider range of shopping, leisure and everyday amenities.

Despite the peaceful rural setting, the property also benefits from excellent rail connectivity.

Bootle railway station provides local connections, with onward journeys via Lancaster offering access to London by train, making the property surprisingly accessible for those who need to travel further afield.

There is also a thriving and welcoming local community, with plenty going on throughout the year and a strong sense of connection among those who live in the area.

It offers the opportunity to enjoy the peace and privacy of rural living while still being part of an active and friendly community.

There is a fabulous balance here between seclusion and accessibility.

The house feels immersed in the countryside, surrounded by fields and spectacular scenery, yet the coast, railway station, pubs, cafés, communities and wider attractions of west Cumbria remain within easy reach.

Properties offering this combination of character, privacy, additional accommodation, generous grounds, future development potential and an exceptional rural setting are increasingly difficult to find.

Above all, though, it is the setting that makes this home so special.

A peaceful retreat, a family home, a place to entertain, a base for adventure and a rare opportunity to live surrounded by some of Cumbria’s most beautiful scenery.

A place to live, breathe, explore and escape — with a lifetime of adventures waiting just beyond the garden gate.

Entrance Porch Lounge - 6.07m x 3.61m (19'11" x 11'10") Kitchen - 6.02m x 2.44m (19'9" x 8'0") Dining Room - 4.57m x 4.24m (15'0" x 13'11") Porch W.C First Floor Bedroom One - 3.38m x 3.07m (11'1" x 10'1") Bedroom Two - 3.61m x 3.61m (11'10" x 11'10") Bedroom Three - 3.63m x 2.31m (11'11" x 7'7") Bathroom Study Miller Hill Cottage Kitchen - 3.4m x 2.87m (11'2" x 9'5") Lounge - 5.51m x 3.17m (18'1" x 10'5") Bedroom - 4.47m x 2.87m (14'8" x 9'5") Shower Room Bothy A detached bothy which is currently used as a music room but is a versatile space.

Externally To the front is a large sweeping drive for multiple vehicles and a beautiful detached bothy. Surrounding the property is approx.

0.5 acres of gardens, seating areas, vegetable garden and a variety of mature shrubs and flower beds.

There are stunning views of the countryside, Lakeland Fells to the front and Sea views to the rear. Tenure Freehold. Services Mains water and electric. Septic Tank Drainage and lpg Gas.