Latest house prices for Harrington, Workington

Harrington sits on the Cumbrian coast just south of Workington, maintaining a distinct identity rooted in its industrial past and its relationship with the Irish Sea. The village is split into two main sections: High Harrington, which follows the main road towards Whitehaven, and Low Harrington, where the local life centers around the shore. The harbor is the focal point here; once a busy port for exporting coal and iron, it now serves as a quiet marina for small boats, framed by a rugged shoreline and the famous "Copperas" slag heaps. While the heavy industry has long since departed, the village remains practical and well-connected, served by its own railway station on the Cumbrian Coast Line. It’s a place defined by its open views across the Solway Firth towards Scotland and a network of coastal paths that offer a bit of breathing space away from the larger nearby towns.