Perched in the small coastal town of Millom in Cumbria, is this contemporary ground-floor apartment, Trinity House Holiday Apartments - Trinity One. Enjoying a fantastic location on the southern edges of the Lake District National Park and easy access to the coast, Trinity House Holiday Apartments - Trinity One is a wonderful pet-friendly dwelling for couples or a family of four, plus their canine companion, looking for the very best of the country and coast. Be welcomed into the open-plan living space, where you can rustle up mouth-watering treats for your guests in the well-equipped kitchen, featuring a handy washing machine, ready to enjoy at the dining table for four over a bottle of wine. After a hearty meal, retire to the sofa where you can watch a much-loved film on the Smart TV, as your pooch rests at your feet. Wash away the day with a hot shower in the stylish shower room, before choosing from two well-presented bedrooms to catch your rest in, a double and a bunk. In the morning, wake-up with a steaming cup of coffee and plan the day's itinerary. Will it be a day at Haverigg Beach, spotting the local wildlife at the RSPB Hodbarrow or venturing into the Lake District for a day of watersports on the famous Lake Windermere? The bustling market town of Boughton-in-Furness is just over seven miles away. The choice is yours with a stay at Trinity House Holiday Apartments - Trinity One. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1099798, 1099799, together sleeping up to eight guests.

The northern beaches of the estuary leading to the River Duddon are framed by this small coastal village on the southern boundaries of the Lake District National Park. There is a drift mine recreation at Millom Museum, a tribute to the town's iron and steel industry, which is on display. A statue of 'The Scutcher,' who stopped the iron ore tubs with an iron bar and his own strength, can be found in the town's centre, honouring the town's iron-mining past. Norman Nicholson's stained glass window in St. George's Church and the 'fish' stained glass window in Holy Trinity Church are both worth a look in this town, which was also home to the author.

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