Keppel St, Barrow-in-Furness

? 2-Bedroom Accommodation in Barrow-in-Furness

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Welcome to our two-bedroom accommodation on Keppel Street, Barrow-in-Furness, a convenient base for guests visiting the Furness Peninsula for work, relocation, family visits or leisure.


The property features two bedrooms, with one double bed and one single bed, alongside one bathroom. Its location provides convenient access to Barrow-in-Furness town centre, local shops, supermarkets, restaurants and public transport connections.

Whether you are a contractor working in the area, a professional on a temporary assignment, relocating to the region or looking for somewhere to stay while arranging your next move, this property offers a practical base for exploring Barrow-in-Furness and the surrounding area.

Extended-stay discounts can be offered for bookings of over seven nights. For longer-term stays, feel free to discuss your requirements with us and we can assist you with competitive rates.

Our two-bedroom accommodation provides a straightforward and practical layout for guests visiting Barrow-in-Furness. The sleeping arrangements consist of one double bed and one single bed, making the property suitable for guests who need separate sleeping spaces.

The property has one bathroom and is situated in an established residential area close to the town's local amenities. Guests can explore the surrounding shopping streets, find places to eat and access transport links for travelling around Barrow and the wider Furness Peninsula.

Property features:

?️ Two bedrooms

? Bedroom 1 – one double bed

? Bedroom 2 – one single bed

? One bathroom

? Located on Keppel Street, Barrow-in-Furness

?️ Close to local shops and everyday amenities

?️ Convenient access to restaurants, cafés and takeaways

? Within reach of Barrow-in-Furness railway station

? Local bus connections nearby

? No parking provided

Keppel Street is located in Barrow-in-Furness, a coastal town in Cumbria on the Furness Peninsula. The town has a strong industrial and maritime heritage and is an important centre for engineering, shipbuilding and energy-related industries. It also provides access to coastal landscapes, historic attractions and the wider countryside of South Cumbria.

The property is conveniently positioned for accessing central Barrow, where guests can find supermarkets, convenience stores, pharmacies, cafés, restaurants and a range of other everyday services. The town centre offers additional shopping opportunities and leisure facilities, while nearby streets provide options for grabbing a meal or picking up essentials during your stay.

Barrow-in-Furness railway station is within reach, offering rail connections for journeys beyond the town. Local bus services provide additional options for getting around the area, including connections to surrounding neighbourhoods and nearby towns.

The location may be particularly convenient for professionals and contractors working in the local industrial and engineering sectors, as well as guests visiting family, attending appointments or exploring the coast and countryside.

? Key Points of Interest

⚓ The Dock Museum

The Dock Museum is one of Barrow-in-Furness's principal visitor attractions. Housed within a historic dock setting, the museum explores the development of Barrow and the Furness area, including the town's maritime history, industrial growth, shipbuilding and the lives of local people.

It is an interesting place to visit for anyone who wants to understand how Barrow developed into an important industrial and coastal town. The museum's exhibitions also provide insight into the wider history of the Furness Peninsula.

? Barrow Park

Barrow Park is a large public park offering landscaped gardens, open green spaces, walking paths and recreational facilities. It provides a welcome break from the town's busier streets and is suitable for a relaxed walk, spending time outdoors or enjoying a quieter afternoon.

The park is a good option for guests who want some fresh air without travelling far from Barrow. Its gardens and open spaces also make it a pleasant place to visit during a longer stay.

? Furness Abbey

Furness Abbey is an impressive medieval monastic ruin situated in a wooded valley outside the town centre. The remains offer a glimpse into the area's religious and architectural history and provide an atmospheric setting for exploring the past.

The surrounding grounds offer space to walk and appreciate the scale of the historic ruins. It is a worthwhile excursion for guests interested in heritage, photography and historical landmarks.

?️ Portland Walk and Barrow Town Centre

Portland Walk is part of Barrow's central shopping area, providing access to shops and everyday services. The wider town centre offers supermarkets, independent retailers, cafés, restaurants and places to pick up essentials.

It is a useful destination for guests who want to combine shopping with lunch, a coffee or a walk through the town's central streets.

? Hollywood Retail and Leisure Park

Hollywood Retail and Leisure Park offers a mixture of shopping and leisure facilities, including retail stores and cinema entertainment. It is a useful option for guests looking for a change of pace after work or a convenient place to shop and enjoy an activity indoors.

The wider Hindpool retail area also has additional stores for everyday purchases and household essentials.

? Walney Island and the Coast

Walney Island lies just off the coast of Barrow-in-Furness and is connected to the mainland by a bridge. It offers a different atmosphere from the town centre, with coastal scenery, open views and access to beaches and nature areas.

The island is particularly appealing to guests who enjoy walking, photography and exploring the coastline. Conditions can be windy, and visitors should take care around changing tides and unfamiliar coastal terrain.

?️ Earnse Bay

Earnse Bay, on Walney Island, is a broad coastal beach known for its open shoreline and sea views. It offers an opportunity to enjoy the coast, take a walk and experience the area's natural landscape away from the built-up parts of Barrow.

The beach can be exposed to strong winds and changing coastal conditions, so suitable clothing and care around the shore are recommended.

? South Walney Nature Reserve

South Walney Nature Reserve is an important coastal nature area on the southern part of Walney Island. It is known for its birdlife, coastal habitats and opportunities to observe wildlife in a natural setting.

It is a good choice for nature enthusiasts and guests interested in birdwatching or exploring the quieter parts of the Furness coastline. Visitors should check access arrangements and any seasonal restrictions before travelling.

?️ Nearby Towns and Cities

? Dalton-in-Furness

Dalton-in-Furness is a historic market town a few miles north of Barrow. It offers local shops, traditional streets and access to attractions in the surrounding Furness area. Its smaller-town atmosphere provides a contrast to Barrow's main commercial centre.

Dalton is also a convenient base for visiting Furness Abbey and exploring nearby countryside.

? Ulverston

Ulverston is a historic market town north of Barrow, known for its traditional town centre, independent shops, cafés and cultural events. Its streets have a distinctive local character, and visitors can explore historic landmarks and enjoy the town's food and shopping options.

Ulverston is also a useful gateway to the southern Lake District and surrounding countryside, making it a worthwhile destination for a day out.

? Askam-in-Furness

Askam-in-Furness is a coastal village north of Barrow, near the Duddon Estuary. It offers a quieter setting, with access to the surrounding countryside and coastal scenery.

It is suitable for guests who enjoy exploring smaller communities, walking routes and the natural landscapes around the Furness Peninsula.

? Millom

Millom is a town south of the Duddon Estuary, known for its local history, community facilities and access to the coast and nearby countryside. It provides another option for guests who want to explore the surrounding area beyond Barrow-in-Furness.

? Broughton-in-Furness

Broughton-in-Furness is a small historic market town on the edge of the Lake District area. It features a traditional square, historic buildings and access to scenic rural routes.

It is a pleasant destination for guests who want to experience a quieter market town and explore the surrounding landscapes.

? The Lake District

The southern Lake District is accessible from the Furness Peninsula and offers a range of outdoor attractions, lakes, walking routes and picturesque villages. Depending on the destination, guests can plan day trips for sightseeing, hiking, photography or simply enjoying the countryside.

Travel times vary considerably depending on the particular lake, village or walking route, so it is best to plan a specific destination before setting off.


Guests will receive the relevant check-in and access instructions before their stay. Please review the instructions carefully before arrival and contact our team if you have any questions about accessing the property.

The accommodation has two bedrooms and one bathroom. The sleeping arrangements comprise one double bed and one single bed. Guests should take these arrangements into account when deciding whether the property meets their needs.

Please note that no parking is provided with this property. Guests travelling by car will need to arrange their own parking nearby and check any applicable parking charges, restrictions and time limits before leaving their vehicle.


Our team is available to assist throughout your stay. We aim to make communication straightforward and to help with questions relating to the accommodation, arrival instructions and the surrounding area.

If you need help understanding your check-in instructions, have a question about the property or would like recommendations for nearby shops, restaurants, attractions and transport links, please get in touch.

Should an issue arise during your stay, please let us know as soon as possible and provide relevant details so we can understand the situation and determine the appropriate next steps.

We understand that guests may be unfamiliar with Barrow-in-Furness, particularly if they are visiting for work or staying temporarily. We will do our best to provide helpful information and support to make your stay as smooth as possible.

? Our Commitment to You

At Azzurri Properties, we want every guest to have a comfortable and straightforward stay. We aim to provide clear communication before arrival, useful information about the accommodation and support when questions or concerns arise.

Our team is here to help with property-related enquiries, access information and general local recommendations. If an issue occurs during your stay, we ask that you contact us promptly so we can review the details and work towards an appropriate resolution.

We also aim to make longer stays easier by helping guests understand available rental options and discuss their requirements in advance. Whether you are visiting Barrow-in-Furness for work, relocating or arranging temporary accommodation, we want you to feel informed and supported throughout your booking.


ℹ️ Important Information

Guest Portal: Everything you need for your stay is available through the Azzurri Guest Portal, our simple and intuitive online guest portal. It contains your check-in and check-out information, property and appliance guides, key details, local recommendations, location information and other useful information to help make your stay as smooth and straightforward as possible.

Guest Verification: Before check-in, guests may be asked to complete a short verification process through the portal. This is used for security and identification purposes and may include confirming basic guest details and, where required, providing identification before access information can be released.

Damage Protection Options: During verification, guests can choose between a refundable security deposit or a non-refundable damage waiver. The refundable deposit is £300 for stays of up to 27 nights and £500 for stays of 28 nights or longer. The deposit is authorised against your payment method but is not normally taken from your bank account and is released after check-out, provided no charge is required. If any amount needs to be captured from the deposit, a small processing fee will apply. Alternatively, guests can choose our £40 non-refundable damage waiver, which provides cover for accidental damage up to £150.

Parking: No parking is provided with the property. Guests arriving by car must make their own parking arrangements and check the relevant local restrictions and charges.

Sleeping Arrangements: The property has one double bed and one single bed across two bedrooms. Please ensure these arrangements meet your group's requirements before booking.

Property Facilities: The confirmed details supplied for this listing cover the bedroom arrangements, bathroom and parking situation. Please contact us if you need confirmation of specific facilities or amenities before booking.

We look forward to welcoming you to Barrow-in-Furness and hope you have a comfortable and enjoyable stay.

? Azzurri Properties | Short Lets & Serviced Accommodation Barrow-in-Furness