New Homes in Whitehaven

Sitting around seven miles south of Workington in Cumbria, Whitehaven is an attractive coastal town in the North West. With Carlisle an hour’s drive to the north and the southern part of Scotland not much further, it’s almost double that down to places like Lancaster to the south.

Whether you’re heading to the local marina, visiting the Beacon Museum or walking the dog at Castle Park, you’ve got the St Bees Head Heritage Coast on your doorstep, as well as the beautiful Lake District. You can browse our latest developments near Whitehaven below. 

• Cumbria • North West • Scotland • Lancashire

What is the Whitehaven community like?

Boasting a prime location along the Cumbrian coast, Whitehaven is a charming port town with plenty going for it. It has a rich maritime heritage and historic charm, with well-preserved Georgian architecture and a bustling harbour. The community actively engages in local events and initiatives, creating a friendly atmosphere.

What is education like in Whitehaven?

Whitehaven’s education system provides top-quality learning at all levels. If you’re relocating with your children, you’ll benefit from excellent primary and secondary schools on your doorstep.

What amenities does Whitehaven have?

Whitehaven is a brilliant place for older couples, families and young professionals, thanks to its excellent amenities. These include local shops, boutiques and cafés, providing an ideal setting for socialising. The town also has many recreational facilities, parks and eateries, from traditional pubs to fine dining restaurants.

How are the Whitehaven transport links?

Whitehaven enjoys superb transport links, perfect for commuters. The road network, including the A595, ensures efficient travel by car, linking Whitehaven to other places in the region. Buses and nearby railway stations like Workington and Carlisle provide convenient options for daily commuting and leisure travel.

What nature is there to see in Whitehaven?

Nature enthusiast? Whitehaven is the place for you. The town's coastal location means breathtaking views of the Irish Sea. Nearby areas like St Bees Head are perfect for hiking, providing panoramic views of the coastline and the Lake District. Nature reserves and parks, including Whitehaven's North Shore and Castle Park, are ideal for connecting with nature.