New Homes in Workington

With a history that stretches back to Roman times, Workington is a town in Cumbria that sits at the mouth of the River Derwent in the North West of England. A 45-minute drive up to Carlisle, you can head north to places like Dumfries in southern Scotland in double that, while it’s the same down to Lancaster in the opposite direction. You’ve also got the beautiful Lake District right on your doorstep.

Whether you’re visiting local attractions like Workington Hall, Vulcan Park and the Helena Thompson Museum, or heading out of town to explore the Harrington Nature Reserve, Branthwaite Hall and Watch Hill, don’t miss our developments near Workington below. 

 

• Cumbria  North West  Scotland 

Carleton Chase
Carleton Chase
Carleton Avenue, Carleton, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 8TP
  • From £357,000
  • 4 bedroom
Rogerson Gardens
Rogerson Gardens
Cumeragh Lane, Goosnargh, Preston, Lancashire, PR3 2AN
  • £234,000 to £275,000
  • 3 bedroom
Bowland Meadow
Bowland Meadow
Chipping Lane, Longridge, Lancashire, PR3 2RG
  • £250,000 to £375,000
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
Centurion Village
Centurion Village
Longmeanygate, Midge Hall, Leyland, Lancashire, PR26 6TD
  • £270,000 to £373,000
  • 3 and 4 bedroom

What is the Workington community like?

Sitting on Cumbria’s western coast, Workington is a charming town with a rich industrial and maritime heritage. It boasts a thriving community that enjoys engaging in local events and community initiatives. This, combined with a picturesque coastal setting, makes it a brilliant place to call home.

What is education like in Workington?

Education in Workington is nothing short of excellent, with primary and secondary schools providing high-quality learning at all levels.

What amenities does Workington have?

Workington’s amenities include shopping centres, markets selling local goods, and diverse eateries. There are also various recreational areas, parks and cultural venues that contribute to the town's vibrant atmosphere.

How are the Workington transport links?

Workington benefits from efficient transport links – including the A596 and A66 – that connect the town to neighbouring cities. Buses offer reliable options for daily commuting and leisure travel, while nearby railway stations make it easy for residents to travel further afield.

What nature is there to see in Workington?

Surrounded by stunning natural scenery, such as Curwen Park, Workington is a haven for nature lovers. The town's coastal location provides prime waterfront views and opportunities for scenic strolls. Workington lies close to the Lake District National Park, perfect for admiring the local flora and fauna.