Spacious Apartment with Sea Views and Balcony

Comfortable, budget-friendly apartment with breath taking views, situated on Morecambe Prom.This homely 2-bed apartment is ideal for exploring Morecambe Bay and beyond—Close to transport links,4 miles to Lancaster or the Lake District,is just a 30 minute drive via the M6. Enjoy panoramic bay views from the spacious living area and balcony, with the Lake District’s famous peaks in the distance. A parade of local independent cafes shops and bars around the corner and a crabbing pool opposite. The space Comfortable living room, well-equipped kitchen, and 2 double bedrooms. Bathroom with bath and shower. Access to private balcony. Please note: This property is scheduled for updates and upgrades later this year. Until then, it offers a clean, comfortable and good-value stay, but does have a few quirks and some areas showing wear. We welcome guests who are happy with an economical base and understand that a small number of maintenance improvements are still ongoing. Guest access This is an entire private apartment, on the middle floor of a block of 8 flats. Access via 1 flight of stairs or the lift. There are 7 steps up to the main entrance, which can be avoided by a ramp at the back of the building. Other things to note There is free, unrestricted street parking right outside the building, or across the road if there happens to be no space on a busier day. There is no designated parking for the apartment, but plenty of access to free spaces. Stairs into the building can be avoided, however apartment has 3 steps down to the bathroom and back bedroom, pictured. ⸻ Welcome to Morecambe Bay, Stretching along the northwest coast of England, Morecambe Bay is a sweeping expanse of tidal sands, salt marshes, and charming seaside towns. It offers a mix of natural beauty, heritage, and traditional seaside fun. Top Attractions and Activities • Morecambe Promenade Stroll or cycle along the long, flat promenade, enjoying views across the bay to the Lake District mountains. Look out for the Eric Morecambe Statue — a must for photos — and the quirky art installations dotted along the way. • The Midland Hotel This iconic Art Deco hotel is a gem of 1930s architecture and offers stylish afternoon teas with bay views, even if you’re not staying there. • Morecambe Winter Gardens A beautiful Victorian theatre currently being restored. Visitors can often take guided tours and learn about its colourful history. • Happy Mount Park Great for families, with splash parks, adventure play areas, and lovely gardens. • Tidal Walks & Bay Crossings Morecambe Bay is famous for its guided walks across the sands, led by an official Queen’s Guide to the Sands. It’s a unique experience but always go with a guide — the tides and quicksands can be dangerous. • Birdwatching & Wildlife The bay is internationally important for birdlife. The RSPB Leighton Moss reserve (a short drive away) and the salt marshes are hotspots for birdwatchers. • Vintage by the Sea Festival If you’re visiting in early September, this award-winning festival brings vintage fashion, music, and design to life along the promenade. • Local Heritage Trips Morecambe is well-placed for day trips to the Lake District, Arnside and Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and heritage towns like Lancaster with its medieval castle. Food & Drink • Sample fresh Morecambe Bay potted shrimps — a regional delicacy. • Enjoy fish and chips on the seafront. • Local cafés and bistros offer everything from artisan coffee to hearty Lancashire fare. Travel Tips • Tide Times Matter: If you’re planning any bay walks or beach time, always check tide tables. • Dress for the Breeze: Even in summer, the bay breeze can be cool — layers are your friend. • Parking: There’s plenty of pay-and-display parking near the promenade. • Public Transport: Trains and buses connect Morecambe to Lancaster and beyond, but for exploring the wider bay area, a car is useful.