Two Minutes From The Harbour, Five From The Train, And A Garden With Sunset Written All Over It. The kind of evening where you're watching the sky turn pink over the water, and you can't quite believe this is just home. That's what's waiting here.

There's a version of the next chapter where the sea's a short walk away and evenings are spent watching the sky turn pink over the water. This is where that version lives.

The house itself is bigger than most in the row. Upstairs there are two proper double bedrooms, and on the ground floor you've got a spacious living room, a decent-sized kitchen and a ground floor bathroom. It's been freshly decorated throughout, so it's ready to move into, and when you're ready to put your own stamp on the kitchen and bathroom, that scope is sitting there waiting.

The character's already doing its bit. There's a painted spindle staircase that catches the light nicely, and the period touches - panel doors, picture rail detailing and a stained glass fanlight above the front door - give the place a warmth that's hard to manufacture. The gas fireplace in the living room, with its white mantelpiece and black granite surround, is the kind of thing that makes a room feel like somewhere worth settling into.

The garage is a proper bonus. Detached and solid, which is relatively rare for a terrace, and big enough to work as a proper workshop, bike storage or a place to finally put all the stuff that's been following you from house to house. You'll know what to do with it.

Out the back there's a compact yard with gated rear access, and beyond the lane sits the real prize: a large enclosed garden that, with a bit of TLC and creativity, could become a genuinely lovely place to sit on a summer evening. South-facing light and room to breathe are a good starting point.

Harrington Harbour and the beach are around a 10-minute walk away. On a clear evening that means you're watching the sun drop into the water before dinner - a new habit you'll love before the first week's out. Harrington railway station is about five minutes on foot, with the Cumbrian Coast Line giving you a direct, scenic connection along the shore. Bus stops are even closer. Workington town centre is less than 10 minutes by car for the bigger shops and supermarkets, though on a day like this you might not bother.

If you've been waiting for the right-sized home in the right kind of place to make the next chapter count, Archer Street is worth a proper look.

Give us a call to arrange a viewing - we'd love to show you around.

End Of Terrace House for sale in Workington, Archer Street, Harrington, Workington, CA14 5QJ, 680 m²