Living in Arnside, Cumbria

Arnside, a picturesque town on the banks of the Kent Estuary in Cumbria, North West England, provides a tranquil living experience contrasting the urban hustle.

What makes Arnside a good place to live

Arnside is renowned for its serene environment, stunning views and surrounding natural beauty. Perfect for families and working professionals seeking peace, the area also benefits from excellent schools and lower traffic levels. Its close-knit community vibe and outdoor recreational activities like walking and birdwatching make it attractive.

What makes Arnside a bad place to live

However, for students and young professionals craving for nightlife or extensive shopping, Arnside may seem quiet. Limited direct public transport links to larger cities might be another hurdle.

Buying and renting in Arnside

The average property price in Arnside is about £275,000, higher than the Cumbrian average, reflecting its desirability. Rentals, though scarce, can range between £600 to £800pcm.

Public transportation in Arnside

While remote, Arnside is served by its own railway station with regular services to Lancaster and Manchester. The nearest airports are Manchester and Liverpool.

Safety in Arnside

Arnside is considered a relatively safe place to live with low crime rates but visitors are warned about the fast incoming tide in the bay.

Most popular areas in Arnside

Promenade (LA5 0HA)

With estuary views and proximity to local amenities, houses here are very sought-after.

Station Road (LA5 0HG)

This street is popular for its easy access to the railway station.

Least popular areas in Arnside

Redhills Road (LA5 0AT)

Despite its charm, its hilltop location can be a deterrent to some due to accessibility challenges.

Silverdale Road (LA5 0AH)

Lack of direct estuary views makes it slightly less appealing compared to other locations in Arnside.

Nearby Cities and Towns

• Meathop, Cumbria
• Yealand Conyers, Lancashire
• Kents Bank, Cumbria