Watching The Sun Set Over The Sea From Your Sitting Room Never Gets Old. How many homes give you a sea view sunsets, open fields behind and Starbucks just five minutes away? Bethel does - and it comes with space for the whole family and no chain to slow you down.

There's something about watching the weather roll in across open water from your own sofa that changes how you feel about being at home. Whether it's a blazing August sunset or a dramatic winter storm, that view from the west facing sitting room never quite loses its effect.

Bethel sits at the top of Keys Brow - a quiet road on the edge of High Harrington where the houses thin out and the countryside takes over.

It's a substantial family home, set across three floors with enough space that everyone can actually spread out.

The entrance hall sets the tone from the moment you walk in. It's an impressive double-height space with warm oak flooring, a sweeping staircase with pine balustrade, and exposed beams on the landing above.

The sitting room and dining area flow together into one generous living space, with the focal point being that view looking straight out over open fields to the sea. French doors open onto the terrace, a free-standing electric stove sits ready for colder evenings, and twin roof lights flood the room with natural light. This is the kind of room you'll find difficult to leave.

The dining area connects through to an additional large sitting room - useful when the family wants to split off, or when you want somewhere a little quieter.

The kitchen is a welcoming working kitchen - with a range cooker, a glass-topped island with bar stools, a wine cooler, and enough room to actually cook without everyone getting in each other's way.

There's a utility room off the back for the practical stuff and two separate ground floor WCs, so when you’re entertaining nobody has to traipse upstairs mid-party.

Also on the ground floor is a bedroom with its own en-suite, plus a further room currently used as a study - which works equally well as a sixth bedroom if your family needs the extra space. Both are flexible rooms that will work differently depending on what you and your family needs.

Head upstairs and there are four more bedrooms, all benefiting from those views that remind you exactly why you chose this address.

The main bedroom is a proper retreat - sliding fitted wardrobes running the width of two walls, a wood-effect floor, and its own en-suite shower room finished in dark slate.

One of the other doubles is currently set up as an office and lounge - a flexible space that could easily revert to a bedroom, or stay exactly as it is for older children or anyone working from home.

There's a stylish family bathroom on this floor too, tiled throughout in travertine with both a bath and a separate shower. The fourth room upstairs is a single, currently used as a dressing room - a smart use of the space, though it works just as well for a nursery or younger child.

Outside, the front garden is lawned with a cobbled path leading to the front door, and there's parking for two or three cars in front of the double garage - which also has a useful storage room at the lower ground level.

The back garden is manageable rather than overwhelming, which is exactly right when you'd rather be sitting on the terrace watching the horizon than spending the weekend mowing.

High Harrington itself is a popular village with a real community feel, and Workington town centre is less than ten minutes in the car.

When you need a quick top-up shop or a coffee, the Spar and Starbucks at Lillyhall are a five-minute drive down the A595.

For something altogether different, you can be on the unspoilt shores of Loweswater in under 25 minutes heading east into the National Park.

Beckstone Primary in Harrington - highly rated and well-regarded locally - is about a six-minute drive for families with younger children.

For the right family, a home like this doesn't come along very often - the views, the space, the location and no forward chain, all in one place.

As there’s no chain it could be a relatively simple and straightforward move if you’re moving from a rented home or you’ve already sold up. And if you’re new to the area (or new to the UK) there’s even a chance to keep the furniture, subject to separate negotiation.

Get in touch to arrange a viewing - we're expecting plenty of interest.

Detached House in Workington